Chauncey Personal News From Port Clinton And Nearby
Chauncey residents report summer at Port Clinton Catawba Point, with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McDaniel returning to Millfield Monday. They plan to visit son Gerald McDaniel in Dayton this week through Oct. 27 then winter in Palmetto Florida. Fishing on Lake Erie was fair this summer. Also noted are visits and illnesses in families including Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton Albany and Mrs. Knowlton ill at home. Kostival family in Detroit and The Plains. Sanders in Mansfield. UMWA auxiliary members attending a Gloucester convention. Perry family visits from Cleveland and Columbus. and a large Sunday gathering in The Plains and Upper Sandusky areas.
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H. C
Pete) McDaniel
Port Clinton
Catawba Point
Millfield
Gerald McDaniel
Dayton
Palmeto
Fla
McDaniel
Lake Erie Fair
Andy Kestival
N. F. Knowlton
Albany
Knowlton
Andy Kostival
Mike Kostival
Gene Charney
Charles Kostival
the Plains
Detroit
Clifford Sanders
Mansfield
W. W. Singer
UMWA
Glouster
Jessie Johnson
Lena Bailey
Myrtle Tippie
Gertrude Johnson
Leona Lock
Rhoda Oliver
Lucille Showalter
Hazel Perry
Cecil Perry
Perry
Brain Game Answers From a Quizzical Source
The quiz lists questions on mineral sources and natural products. Answers note Katina region Africa oil diamonds copper uncertain. nickel platinum radium from certain countries. cork trees for cork. copra from coconuts. quinine from cinchona bark. ox heart trees maybe olive or unknown. cashmere from goats. linseed oil from flax plant.
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Katana
Africa
Weekend Guests Include Williams Kin and Guests
Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Sr hosted weekend visitors comprising their son Harper Williams and his wife from Columbus Jad. Harper's brother Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Jr joined with their family for the weekend gathering.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams Sr
Harper Williams
Columbus, Jad
Harper
Thomas Williams Jr
Octette Club Meets at Mrs. Smith Home
The Octette Canasta Club was entertained Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith Jr. High score went to Mrs. Russell Hiles, second high to Mrs. Clark Preston, and a special prize to Mrs. Dewitt Walker. Refreshments were served and a hostess gift presented to Mrs. Stith.
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Chauncey
Arthur Smith, Jr
Russell Hiles
Clark Preston
Dewitt Walker
Stith
Robberies Investigated in New Lexington Area
Local and county police investigate two robberies at Corning. A thief shattered a window to enter Corning High School cafeteria and stole groceries. At Bill's Sinclair station a back door lock was forced and $50 and a soft drink machine taken.
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New Lexington
Corning
Corning High School
Bill
Sinclair
Central Park Bench Reserved for Bernard Baruch
The Central Park bench long used by Bernard M Baruch as his informal headquarters has been formally dedicated to the 88 year old adviser to presidents. A Park Department plaque reads Elder Statesman's Bench Reserved for Bernard M Baruch. Baruch said he will welcome others to his private bench.
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New York
Central Park
Bernard M. Baruch
Park Department
Baruch
New Telephone Exchange Upgrades at New Straitsville
New cable and outside plant upgrades connect New Straitsville to Shawnee exchange with five digit numbers starting with 4. Residents may call Corning exchange and receive calls without long distance charges. Halloween warnings issued as two events set for Oct. 30 and 31.
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New Straitsville
Shawnee
Shawnee Exchange
Corning Exchange
Floyd Wolfe
New Straitsville High School
Clouse-Snider
State St
Evans Reamer Co
Claycraft Co
Paul Shumaker
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
J Joseph Nader a salesman from Zanesville and Lois Bowers an office worker from New Lexington. Paul Cinquepalmi a laborer from New Lexington and Barbara Braglin from Corning Route 2. Robert B Carlin a student and Viola Sue Bailey both of Thornville. Philipp Y Hosher a carpenter from Baltimore Ohio and Betty Boney of New Lexington Route 1.
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J. Joseph Nader
Zanesville
Lois Bowers
New Lexington
Paul Cinquepalmi
Barbara Braglin
Corning
Robert B. Carlin
Viola Sue Bailey
Thornville
Philipp Y. Hosher
Baltimore
Ohio
Betty Boney
Loyal Women Hold Meeting at Glouster Church
Mrs. Sophia Nagle and Mrs. Sara McClelland hosted the Loyal Women's class in the church social rooms. Ola Eddy led the singing, Elizabeth Waldock offered the prayer, and Edna Bingman read scripture about The Baptism of Jesus. Roll call answered with a Bible verse. Cards were sent to
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Glouster
Sophia Nagle
Sara McClelland
Loyal Women
Glouster Church of Christ
Ola Eddy
Elizabeth Waldeck
Edna Bingman
Birthday Dinner for Husband Anthony Leroy in Glouster
Mrs. Anthony Leroy hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her husband in Glouster. Family readings were led by Edna Bingman and others, lunch served to relatives, and afternoon group pictures taken with attendees from Columbus Athens and Cleveland areas.
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James Franklin Sr
James Franklin Jr
Jessie
Michelle
Michael
Marguerite Stephenson
Frank Dunnett
Columbus
Charles Reed
Cleveland
Jack Stephenson
Jack
James Rogers
Jimmie
Athens
William Stephenson
Charles Stephenson
Jan
Billie Jo
Robert Penrod
Hugh Garrett
Glouster
Women Plan Halloween Party at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose will host a Halloween party at the Moose hall on Thursday October 23 at 7 36. Members are asked to wear masks and bring a pot luck lunch.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
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