Chauncey Mine Reports High Work Count This Week
Chauncey Mine No. 26 of Manhattan Coal Co. operated Monday and Tuesday and runs again today, marking three days of activity in a week. Twelve other mines in the district were active Wednesday or today, with No. 68 No. 18 No. 4 No. 6 No. 255 No. 10X Poston No. 6 Dick Run Kimberly Hocking Luhrig Salem Hollow and Carbondale on the Wednesday active list, and No. 255 No. 219 No. 24 No. 68 No. 107 Ohio No. 1 Chauncey No. 3% Hocking Luhrig Kimberly Coonville Carbondale Lick Run and Binck Diamond active today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Coal Company
Poston No
Dick Run
Kimberly
Hocking
Luhrig
Salem Hollow
Carbondale
Ohio
Chauncey No
Luhrig, Kimberly, Coonville
Carbondale Lick Run
Binck Diamond
Chauncey Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Notices
Mrs Russell Chil dress of Chauncey returns from a week with sister Mrs Darrell Hartley in Toledo. Har old Robinson and family accompanied her home from Nelsonville. Mrs Lizzie Harvey will host Past Chief Club Halloween party. Mrs Floyd Stanley visits Columbus with daughter Mrs William Robinett Jr. Chapter members host Martha Bible Close at Mrs Daniel Fulton’s home. Carl Love of Columbus visits Chauncey after Odell Love’s death. Thurston Stone and Jack McKinstry plead guilty to intoxication in Chauncey court. fined. Morristown Holiness Church cottage prayer meeting set for tonight at 7 in Mrs Henry Myers’s Chauncey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Russell Childress
Darrell Hartley
Toledo
Harold Robinson
Relatves
Nelsonville
Lizzie Harvey
Ellis Avenue
Chief Club
Floyd Stanley
Columbus
William Robinett
C. C
Thurston Stone
Jack McKinstry
John J. Ley
William Collins, Jr
Morristown
Holiness Church
Henry Myers
Mill Street
Roy Mullins
Naomi Mulling
Clarence Malling
Arthur
Herbert Lowery
Clarence Mullins
Grant Hospital
White Ash Mine No
Bailey Run
Three Great-Grandmas Attend Dayne Witham Birthday
Chauncey born Dr. and Mrs. W D Witham of Chauncey entertained at their Corning home Sunday October 21 for Dayne Witham sixth birthday and grandfather Marshal Burke Witham. Four generations were represented including three great grandmothers and Dayne’s aunts and grandparents. Gifts and two birthday cakes were shared as Dayne celebrated with family. Dr and Mrs Witham also marked their seventh wedding anniversary and Dayne’s aunt Vivian Rowland’s birthday on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. D. Witham
Corning
Dayne
Marshal Burke Witham
Clara Rowland
Freeport
Jane Witham
G. S. Merry
C. C. Rowland
Athena
Burke Witham
Leona
Iona Rowland
Sera Jayne
Witham
Vivian Rowland
Death of Mabel McColley 16 in Rutland
Miss Mabel McColley aged 16 died after an illness at the family home in Rutland. Funeral services and burial were held in Rutland on Tuesday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McColley, longtime Chauncey residents. The family had lived in Chauncey, Glouster, then Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mabel McColley
Charles McColley
Rutland
McColley
MceColley
Glouster
Teachers Meet Here Across Multiple Programs
A multi faculty conference schedule lists sessions at The Colonial Chubb Library Lindley Hall Ellis Hall and other venues. Topics cover commercial education art home economics English geography history industrial arts language mathematics science and physical education with speakers from Ohio University Ohio State University and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
H. Barrett
Columbus Belt Works Co
Chubb
Margaret Abel
Alice Robinson
Ohio State Univerity
Hotel Berry
David Wulf Anderson
Eleanor MacCormick
Akron
Bills Hall
L. G. Kennamer
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College
Ellie Hall
W. E. Binkley
Ohio Northern University
Super Hall
James Rutgers
Logan
Marold Root
New Boston
Fred C. Whitcomb
Miami University
Ewing Hall
W. A. Oldfather
University of Illinois
George W. Starcher
Ellis Hall
Mra
C. W. Booth
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hoom
Kari A. Zeller
Real Cockroaches Contributed to Museum of Art
A humorous note from Charlie Noble describes sending cockroaches to the Museum of Modern Art for an exhibit about unhealthy living conditions. He claims cockroaches from a demolished New York tenement would complete the display and recounts a fictional naval service history for the insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Art
New York
Dom Ciles
Charlie Noble
U. S
Tennessee
Museum of Modern Art
Ari
Charlie Nobie
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Noble
Museum of Modern Arta
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Nome
Weekend Visits and Church Service Announced
Local residents report Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives across Pt. Pleasant Addison Mansfield Gallipolis Pennsville and Pomeroy. The M E Church will hold services at 10 30 Sunday morning led by Rev J W McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lewis
Pt. Pleasant
Vaughn Scott
John Weaver
Dexter
E. O Yeanger
Rachel Thomas
Mary Amos
Addison
Curt Swisher
Mansfield
Fannie Swisher
Aaron Davis
M. E
J. W. McMahon
Raymond Grover
Lew Spires
Everett Watkins
Pomeroy
Neal Rife
Thelma Loyd
Pennsville
Arthur Scott
3 Mill Levy Explained to Chamber of Commerce
A. B Roe former president of the Athens Board of Education spoke at the Chamber of Commerce on the three mill school levy up for vote November 6. He said the levy will not raise taxes, has operated since 1929, and will be renewed under the new 10 mile limit, with next year’s taxes greatly reduced. He noted school expenses including teachers salaries were cut one fourth in three years and further cuts would harm the city education system. without the levy revenue would drop about $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Roe
Athens Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Roe
Thermometer Soars After Cold Front Lifts
The mercury fell from 76 degrees yesterday afternoon to 38 overnight, then rose 26 degrees by noon today signaling a rapid warmup to summerlike heat.
Death of longtime resident Clark McWhorter at 70
New England McWhorter, age 70, longtime resident of the community, died Friday night. He was buried at Sand Rock Sunday at 2 p.m. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. B. H. Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Rock
B. H. Pugh
Local Families Visit Across Meigs County Sunday
Bunker Hill J M Will and daughters visit Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and daughter of Pomeroy along with several other area families including Albert Baer and children of Forest Run Andrew Davis Kerrs Run and Heilman relatives. Prayer services at Meigs County Home and various visits to neighbors mark a quiet weekend of social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Will
Amber
Margeret Swanger
William
Dale Smith
Pomeroy
Albert Baer
Forest Run
Andrew Davis
Kerrs Run
Dena Epple
George Daurty
Miller
Akron
Evan Genheimer
A. H. Genheimer
M. A. Epple
Meigs County
Fred Klein
Ball Run
George
Joe Wells
Guy Bing
Florence Baer
Adam Ebersbach
Lora Reuter
Reuter
Richard Heilman
Clay Bryant
W. D. Thoma
Portland
Charles Blotzer
Columbus
L Joe Wells
Mrs Willette Cruschen weight loss claim from Ferndale
Mrs Arthur Willette of Ferndale Michigan writes she has lost 30 pounds in three months after starting Kruschen. She weighs 154 pounds from 184 and plans to lose 25 more. She reports improved health and fewer headaches and dizzy spells and notes eight friends are taking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willette
Ferndale, Mich
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Chauncey Mine
Mabel MecColley
Lindley Hall
Lydia Roberts
D. Oberteuffer
O. C. Bird
Charlotte la Tourette
B. T. Grover
Wiliam H. Herbert
T. M. Wolfe
Music Hall
Charles F. Stokes
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Putnam Hall
James H. Porter
Fine Arts
Crab Orchard
America
American Medicinal Spirits Company
Chicago
Louisville
San Francisco
Piccards
Jean and
Jeanette Piccard
Detroit
Cadiz
Cheshire
Rockers
Hime
New England
Clark McWhorter
Bunker Hill
the Fair Store
Boston
the Fair
Endicott-Johnson
Ecru
Real R
Len’s
Jersey
Athens
Fair Store
Wee Pharmacy Co
Quyjoy
Athens Pharmac
Santox
Alka Seltzer
Nature
KOTEX
Lady
Esther
Crean
Armands
Castile
Woodbury
Haleys M. C
Deans
Dewitts Pills
Itterscotch
Lee
Bower
Athens Pharma
N. Court St
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