Interest Grows at Chauncey Church of God Services
The Rev. Clarence Way reports rising attendance at Church of God in Chauncey with Sunday evening services at 7 o'clock. Music directed by Raymond Atkins of Athens features special songs. Mrs. Royal Matson’s Sunday School girls sang last Sunday with organ by Mrs. Matson. Miss Olive Brookins of Millferd visited Chauncey Wednesday at Guy Brookins’s home.
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Chauncey
Church of God
Clarence Way
Raymond Atkins
Athens
Royal Matsons
Millferd
Guy Brookins
Mine No 25 Sealed Fire Debris Cleared Reopens
Sealing of Mine No. 25 has been removed and the Manhattan Coal Company mine near Chauncey is reopening after a 16 month closure due to a fatal fire and gas incident. Cleanup work will begin ahead of operation. Local residents Mark Sutton family return to Mill Street home, with other Chauncey community moves noted, including the Karr and Sands families in Columbus and local property shifts.
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Chauncey
Get
Manhattan Coal Company
Iegin
Mra
Mark Sutton
Emmett
Roxabury
Mill Street
John Karr
Constance
Columbus
Karr
Frank Sands
Thomas Schultz
Hill Crest
First Meeting of D A R Chapter to Be Held Saturday
The D A R Hig- study circle will host its first meeting at 2 39 p m Saturday at the home of Mrs S S Higginbotham on Ames Street News notes two papers to be presented The Relation of Penalty to Crime and The Baumes Law will be discussed by Mrs Halley Hudson and Mrs C E Atkinson Mrs Ira LeDoyne King has a daughter Shirley Bernice born Oct 16 at North Congress Street records show delegates elected for district convention and sale of Ohio history volume announced
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Halley Hudson
Nabby Lee Ames
Ira le
American Royal Crime
Baumes Law
Dutch Ridge
Lution
New York City
T. A. Britz
W. Reed
Columbia Avenue
Cecil Love
Han- O
North
Congress
Lin Avenue
J. B.carpenter
Glazier
J. M. Howard
Ames Street
Emmett Keenan
Shirley Bernice
Tuesville
H. L. Atkinson
C. E
T. Merwin
George Pitcher] Kinson
George L Putnam
R. L. Morton
Www
Lancaster
H. £. Bens
Morton
Ohio
C. E. Atkinson
Daughters of the
Gardison
Fifty Percent More Students Enrolled in Music Study
The School of Music at Ohio University reports a 50 per cent rise in students pursuing the Bachelor of Music degree, with organ enrollments bolstered by a new auditorium organ. Four students will graduate next June with four year degrees in voice piano violin and choral conducting, and David Todd will direct the university chorus next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Ohio University
Robinson
Muss College
Music
A. R. Kresge
William B. Shimp
Paris
Margaret Merwin
J.T. Merwin
Athens
Miss Merwin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Musi
Sullins ‘College
W. Va
Ruth Brelsford
Zanesville
Joy
Athens Board to Decide on Community Chest Drive
C. M. Gill chairs a forthcoming board meeting to decide if a Community Chest drive will take place in Athens this year. No drive occurred last year due to poor business conditions, and directors may hesitate again because funds collected previously were small and evenly distributed among relief groups.
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Wiether
Athens
C. M. Gill
Gill
Smallung
Rock Ridge Two Room Schoolhouse Purchase Meeting
The plan calls for the purchase of equipment for a new two room Rock Ridge schoolhouse. A meeting with no school society and no cafeteria superintendent is set for 7:50 p m Friday evening with a musical program and talks by teachers Mrs Ki M Garrett and Miss Mary Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Riffle
Ki. M. Garrett
Mary Milligan
Williams Jailed For DUI After Failing To Pay Fine
John J. Williams of Corning was arrested in Chauncey for driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty before Mayor W. D. Hiney, was fined 125 dollars and costs, and had his license revoked for 60 days. Unable to pay, he was sent to Athens county jail. Williams had a prior similar arrest here months earlier.
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Chauncey
John J. Wiliams
Corning
W. D. Hiney
Coats
Athens
Williams Wan
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Meeting Scheduled
Chauncey October 18 The regular parent teacher meeting of the Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association will be in the High School Auditorium next Monday evening. Miss Viola Fell county nurse will be principal speaker. Mrs Clell Cunningham president will report on the state convention in Athens. Music and readings planned. Expected large attendance.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Viola Fell
Clell Cunningham
Athens
Party Friday Chatncet at Pleasant View Temple No 185
Pleasant View Temple No 185 Pythian Sisters host an old fashioned party at Mrs. Vucy Moward's home in Millfield Friday evening with attendees to meet at Chaunees at 7 o clock and travel to the event. Mrs Floyd Crabtree and her son from Columbus visited Millfield and The Plains this week.
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Clark
West Washington
H. S. Bur-ton
Arthur Hickman
James Kittsmiller
Chatncet
Pleasant View
Vucy Moward
Millfield
Chaunees
Floyd Crabtree and Son
Columbus
The
Plains
Marion School Supt To Succeed Hawkins
Jesse A. Mason will become Marion public schools superintendent on December 7, succeeding Wilson Hawkins who resigned due to ill health. Mason, chosen unanimously by the Board of Education, has taught in Sparta Aryan Monroeville Martins Ferry Zanesville Chillicothe and Marion with a starting salary of 600 rising to 800. The chorus plans a presentation of The Birth of Minnehaha, a Coleridge Taylor piece based on the Hiawatha trilogy.
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Jesse AR. Mason
Marion
Mason
Board of Education
Wilson Hawkins
Rgan University
Sparta
Aryan
Monroeville
Martins Ferry
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Longfellow
Coleridge-Taylor
England
Election of Ohio Masons Grand Master in Columbus
Otto HH Hohty of Toledo was elected Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio at the close of the 119th annual communication in Columbus on October 18.
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Folldoan
Columbus
Otto HH. Hohty
Toledo
Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio
Ohio University Glee Clubs Plan State Contest Return
The Ohio University Men’s Glee Club votes to re enter the annual Ohio State Intercollegiate contest in February in Columbus with the winner advancing to the national meet at Carnegie Hall in March. The Girls Glee Club also prepares for February state competition in Cincinnati under University of Cincinnati auspices. Ruth Bedford and Donald Dowdhurstone are noted soloists with accompanying pianists Lamy Nash and David Todd. Trials for the Varsity Male Quartet are announced by Professor Robinson.
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Ohio
Wessleyan
Oba! University
Robin
Igirls
Cincinnati
Uiniversity Ofincinnati
Ohio University
Iwho
Columbus
Ruth Breford
Donald Dowdhurstone
Lamy Nash
David Todd
Robinson
Ohio University Band to entertain alumni at Homecoming
The Ohio University Band will provide a program at 7:00 PM Saturday in the Ewing Hall auditorium as part of Homecoming festivities for alumni and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Columbus Germans Endorse Democratic Ticket
The Centrist committee of German Organizations in Columbus endorsed Governor Alfred Smith and Congressman Martin J. Davey for Ohio offices. The group cited Smith's record and Davey's governmental experience as qualifications to steer the country toward prosperous and contented conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alfred Smith
Martin J. Davey
Ohio
Smith
Officer Acquitted in Steubenville Shooting Case
Joseph Tice is acquitted in common pleas court of shooting Tony Sal rim-runner a youth in Steubenville. The incident arose when a motorist attempted to deliver whiskey and was shot at by the officer during a confrontation last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Joseph Tice
George Aynhant
Tony Salrim
Street Repaving Nears Finish in Lancaster
Completion of the Lancaster street repaving improvement is near. Existing retaining walls and new sidewalks are to be repaired where ruined during construction and costs added to the project total. Last night dust and a wash from unpaved First Street caused pedestrian nuisance during the ongoing work.
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Lancaster Street
First Street
Lancaser Street
Ohio coal miners fail to share work findings and output
Ohio coal production and labor data from 1927 show 82,543 miners across eight states, with Ohio ranking high in employment and output. Belmont leads Ohio counties in tonnage and value, followed by Jefferson and Athens, while days worked and output per man reveal wide county disparities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Iuckeye
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
North Dakota
Indiana
Montana
Rat West
Wyeming
Virginia
Athens
Otio
Belmont
Jefferson
Oltens
Harrison
Lao
Meigs
Tuscarawas
Tuscara War
Carroll
Columbiana
Coshocton
Guernsey
Hocking
Holmes
Son
Lawrence
Mahoning
Aba
Medina
Sumimit
Wayne
Morgan
Nobre
Scioto
Washington
Muskingum
Perry
Vinton Tad
Summit
Portage
Lewerenge
Hele
Stark
Morgen
Noble
Verry
Hockings
Ott
Mabouline
Dan Belmont
Jeferson
Th. Perry
Guetne
Melee
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Chauncey Church of God
I. M. Murphy
Iul Street
Society of Thelys
Zimmerman
Sinclair
Theling Company
Altors
Ublan
Vernon
L. el Ueathe Tee Dickey
Hacine
Adam Nigge- Nifeget
Neic Ai
Jining Company
Evenoo Ling
Hidlel Berry
Murphy
Jerry L. Moore
Chicago
Ben Dowd
Date Todd
Sofia Utne
Lae
President Street
Eta
Diurani
von Deine 'Fers
Ars
Orund Williams
Boston
Luming Croup
Frag
B. Guilin
Connett
Alonzo Valuer
Arother Ganeron
Aly
Jabert Hess
William Herbert
Harold Voe
Don Millikan
Amid
Ogter. Hamden
Prank J. Beasley
Chrlest Cameron
John Sprague
Jack Bosch
Delta
Tau
Gharenee Roach
Man
Harry Wilson
Myrank Guilum
James A. Pahner
Loring Wannett
John Dun
WCE
Rexall
Thes -Pharmagy Ga
W. A. Reading
Reading
N. Court Street
John Williams
Wes
Lacy Boward
Hawkins
Buster
Babe Ruth
Lon Gehrig
Lou
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ventinurd
Wurlitzer
Columbia
Haney- Goodrich Co
So, Court St
Meus
Kel
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