Chauncey Dover Prepares for Home Game with Murray City
Chauncey Dover drills on a new field for the first home game Friday against Murray City. Murray City, fresh from a 0-0 tie with McArthur and a 2-0 win over The Plains, presents a heavy lineup. Notables: Simmers starts at backfield amid changes from I T game injuries.
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Chauncey
Guerra
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Murray City
McArthur
the Plains
Kottgan
Keasey
I-T
Simmers
Letterman
Moody
Dover
Bridgewater
Grinstead
MecCafferty
Harris
Kosma
Neel
Fariche
Sapp
Mingus
Schoonover
Childress
Storer
Shuttleworth
Lanning
Spencer
Hellyer
B. Irvin
Shower Honors Fire Victims In Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Leonard Hiles who lost their home to a Bailey Run fire two weeks ago received a miscellaneous shower at Dorothy Staley s on West Main Street Chauncey hosted by Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 of the United Mine Workers Gifts were described as useful and the gathering included social time and refreshments Attending were a long list of Chauncey residents and friends including Mrs Ida Beitel cheis Mrs Edna Courtney Mrs Clara Eblin and many others.
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Chauncey
Leonard Hiles
Bailey Run
Dorothy Staley
W. Main St
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
No. 9
United Mine Workers
Hiles
Ida Beitelcheis
Edna Courtney
Clara Eblin
Faye Hartley
Addie Tippie
Fay Lennigar
Rhoda Oliver
Betty Pencelli
Imogene Bell
Elizabeth Dickerson
Ruth Smith
George Sofranco, Jr
Lena Cunningham
Elsie Walker
George Sleisher
Mary Sleisher
Edith Matheny
William Savage
Margaret Smith
Dorothy Dickerson
Maxine Reynolds
Geraldine Dowler
Class Has Meeting at New Marshfield Church
New Marshfield Class No 3 of the New Marshfield Christian Church held a wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hawk Tuesday evening. Attendees included the class teacher Adrian Collins, numerous members and their families such as Jack Hawk Max Llewellyn Eva Carter Billy Llewellyn Roy Llewellyn Laird Billy Llewellyn Margaret Llewellyn Donna Stanley Erma Pinny Esther Dicken Louise Hartley Delores Donna Trout Betty Beverage Mary Lou Hawk Charles Mace Jack Riggles Harold Clendennin James Mace James Barber Floyd Barber Roger Barron Trunie Russell Ray Mace and Kendall Sherman.
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New Marshfield
Chauncey Dover Board Transfers Teacher To Sand Ridge
At Chauncey Dover board of education meeting the directors voted to move an elementary teacher from Millfield to Sand Ridge School. With 14 pupils from Oregon Ridge and Truetown attending Greens Run in Trimble Township, Millfield cannot sustain seven teachers and is uneconomical with six. Reassignments will be made by Supt. C D McClanahan after the first six weeks, possibly moving all fifth graders to East and West Side Millfield buildings. Lois Devore has served as substitute at Sand Ridge for five weeks.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board For Education
Chauncey-Dover
Millfield
Sand Ridge
Oregon Ridge
Truetown
Greens Run
Trimble Township
Supt. C. D. McClanahan
West Side
Lois Devore
The Plains Group Meets Tuesday Night
The Plains Woman's Club hosts a Child Study meeting at Mrs. Russell Michael's home with president Mrs. Paul Tipton presiding. Members planned another crib quilt and night garments for needy persons, paused kindergarten plans, and discussed What a Little Child Needs.
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the Plains
Russell Michael
Paul Tipton
Lillian Michael
Florence Bell
Violet Bryan
Margaret Keeton
Ellen Hartman
Jeanette Tipton
Maude Michael
Mae Moore
Zelma Hawk
Florence Overly
Mary Hunter
Margaret Thompson
Future Home Makers Choose New Officers
Chauncey High School Future Home Makers elected officers during a Tuesday meeting attended by 67 members. Mary Helen Harvey was chosen president with Eileen Kasler as vice president, Lois Nagle as treasurer, Elsie Worden as historian, and Carolyn Guerra as advisor. A wiener roast at the high school athletic field was planned for Thursday night.
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Chauncey
Home Makers Association
Chauncey High School
Mary Helen Harvey
Eileen Kasler
Bailey
Chauncey Local 358 Plans Meeting With Nominations
Chauncey Local No. 358 of Mine 25 will hold an important business meeting Saturday October 14 at 1 p m in the Globe Theater. President William N. Schoon over Chauncey will preside and nominations for district officials will be held.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local No
Mine 25
Globe Theater
William N. Schoonover
Chauncey-Dover Schools Superintendent Attends Officials Dinner
Chauncey Claudius D. Mc Clanahan attended a city and exempted village superintendents meeting and dinner at Rogan Hotel in Wellston Tuesday night.
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Chauncey
Claudius D. McClanahan
Chauncey-Dover
Rogan Hotel
Wellston
Kidneys Work Hard to Remove Excess Acids
Advert claims kidneys filter excess acids and toxins from blood causing backache pains and swelling. It promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy to aid the 15 miles of kidney tubes and flush out waste, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Nature
Dean
Ilsus
Doan
Ohio Lady Praises Vendol Medicine For Constipation Relief
A Danville Ohio woman Mrs R L Kent reports Vendol Medicine relieved her severe constipation and related symptoms. She claims the root herb and alkaline compound improved stomach sourness gas bloating acid risings and palpitations. Vendors Athens Pharmacy and Hickman’s Drug Store promote Vendol in Ohio.
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R. L. Kent
Route 2
Danville
Ohio
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
Nelsonville
Hickman’s Drug Store
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