Neer Resident Dies at Athens State Hospital
Chauncey October 13. Burge Brookings, pioneer resident of the vicinity, died Friday at Athens State Hospital after a period of illness. He was 80 and had lived with his brother and sister in law Milton Brookins in Chauncey. He formerly resided in nearby areas and was well known locally. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Nazarene in Chauncey, conducted by Rev G B Courtney. Survived by his wife and several siblings.
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Burge Cing
de Athens State Hospital
Brooking
Milton Brookins
Eld
Neey
Brook
Chauncey
Sanday
G. B. Courtney
Acew
Aovery
Thin City
Thomas Withem
Channery
Citee Brothers
Brookns
Wilbield
Robertsis
Lousgie
Jacking Gruset
Montana
Guy Roohine Cyrye Withen
Yak Bi
Acey
Bir
Christian Woman's Bible Class Meeting Notes Chauncey Oct
Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church at Chauncey met Wednesday at the church with Mrs Guy H Gardiner as hostess. Floyd Nye presided, Mrs Stes Charles Fiske led, and Mrs T R Hamion program chair. Reading, talks, and a social hour with a contest and prizes followed. many members and visitors attended.
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Church
Vorist
Mee
Mea
Nett Helvel
Second Street
Guy H. Gardiner
Floyd Nye
Stes
Charles Fiske Sue Deroonal Lewler
Nye
Lewson
R. Hanston
Brooking
John ‘Shafer
Charles Bradield
Frank Lands
Fees Henry
Clarence Bult
Frank Dean i
FE W. Bingman
Sam Tinpett
Mes
Ines
Mra Earl] Gattner
Charles Fiske
Lee Schoonover
Floyt Nye
Charles Bradfield
T .R. Hamion
Guy Brookins
Sam Tippett
Guy Gardnen
Guy &Mith
Peter Rankin
Elizabeth Knode
Charles Ogg
John &Kafer
Helen Howard
Nell ‘Heosel
Bora Lemons Birthday Anniversary Observed At Home
The sixth birthday anniversary of Bora Lemons was celebrated at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Mons near MMAeld. Friends and relatives attended a Halloween themed gathering with decorations and a list of attendees including Misses Dorothy Gillespie Kathrin Gillespie Lola Cardin Guerra Dora Semone Renkin and others.
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Wrens
Mere
Frank Mons
Mmaeld
Treshii
Dorotiy Gilespie
Howard
Kathrin Gillespie
Guerra
Laraing Dean
Marie Marisita Charnell
Lola
Cardin Guerra
Teria
Dora
Dorrs
Semone
Lewis Sylvester
Gren
En- Grovar
Herman Sentong
Frank G
Athens churches report for Prince of Peace contest
Local church groups announce plans for GE contest participation. Athens Junior High and Senior High leaders coordinate entries with Evereth Atkinson and Miss Vickers directing. Most groups aim to join church contests on dates in November with county reporting forthcoming.
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Albena Young
Th Love
McKinley Avenue
Love
O. L
Athens Jungh School
A. L. Hughes
Athens
Athens Methodist Episcopal Church
Evereth Atkinson
Mecave
Paul Hudson
Miss Vickers
Athéns Christian Church
Goldia Ayieen Schuler
Beatrice Sanleanor Sams
Cora White
Ture
Mary McCune
Harry J
Richard Golin
Woman Dies Following Fall in Arthur Area
Mrs Mn, aged 66, mother of Mrs Byrns and wife of E ns, president of Buckeye State College, Columbus, died after a fall at her home and in Jamesville hospital. President Byrns served as superintendent of the mearuth for years. Madge Wallar, 10, died after an accident in Cumberland, Guern County. Grace Ziegier and Mrs Porter Frye attended the Cumberland funeral.
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George Duncan 75 Dies During Visit Near Cincinnati
George Duncan aged 75 who lived with his daughters in Millfield died Thursday night at the home of Rev. and Mrs Clarence Tigner near Cincinnati while visiting. He is survived by his widow Mrs Eatechta Duncan two sons Otto Duncan Trimble and Leo Duncan Millfield a daughter Mrs Pettit and Mrs Carpenter both of Millfield a step-daughter Mrs Warner one brother Walter Duncan of Glouster and many relatives. Funeral services were to be held Sunday afternoon at the Church of Christ in Chauncey with burial in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. He was married twice. The body was brought to Millfield Saturday morning.
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Guy W. Carpenter
Clarence Tigner
Cincinnati
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Dune
Pndimnonia
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GE. Courtney
Chauncey
Church of Christ
West Union Street
Athens
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Ais
Eatechta Dunain
Otto Duncan
Trimble
Leo Duncen
Millfeld
Petift
Carpenter
Afilifeld
Wrnor
Walter Duncan
Glouster
Gerorey
Mlefield
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Fia Homes
Morristor
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Columbus
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Zanesville
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Chauncey High School
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Bailey Roa
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John Leoffler
Holiness Church
Morristown
George Shaner
Millfield String Orchestra
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Red Men's Wall
John Bulgko
Creek Mine
Mra
John Kaszonyi
Alex Kas Fonvi
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Eleater
McEewpert, Pa
Inmates at County Home Reach Century Mark
Two elderly residents at the Athena County Infirmary near Chauncer celebrate turning 100. S. J. Stone and David Bryan receive giant birthday cakes from Mrs H Daugherty. Stone, born in Westminster, Maryland, joined in 1921 and Bryan in 1923, both active and respected by fellow inmates.
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David Bryan
H Daugherty
Stone
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Bryate
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Honored at Dinner Chausny An Event With Friends
An awkward OCR fragment describes a dinner honoring Chausny and family with Mr Tewitt present and friends sending well wishes. The text mentions a chicken dinner incident and lists several names such as Blethdray Tinersary, Lucy Martin, Ines Uione, and Bea. The legible parts indicate a community gathering with congratulations and gifts.
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Miler
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Tewitt
Mia
Dewitt
Berta Hega
Lucy Martin
Hesiy
Mtteag
Royal Abbey and the Crowned Lineage of England
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Miners Pay Prompts Move to Strike at Mines
In a Chauncey vicinity incident miners from the New York Company received pay for a week’s work. An employee, Nicholvon Tr., sustained a serious arm injury six weeks prior during a maneuver at a mine site. He was hospitalized in Calabas Bundey for an operation on his right arm and hand after the accident.
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Exters Hospital
Chaunchy
Nicholvon
Tr. Chines
Calabas Bundey
Nichoelzon
Plays Parent-Teacher meeting at Grade School Auditorium
P T A will hold a meeting in the Grade School Auditorium with program help from the Senior Class of Famaing High School. Plans for a community supper will be discussed and attendance is urged. Also Millfield orchestra sponsors masquerade dance at Tythmas Hall on Oct 24 with prizes and music.
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Parent-Teacher Association
T'34
Ocigenk
Audivarium
Memiaia
Ffmaing
Thig
Onson
Kate Radcliff Is Dead Near Albany
Kate Radcliff a lifelong resident of Albany died at age 28 at her home the day after visiting her son in Athens. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the school dot with her husband Mandl and five children among the mourners. A public benefit sausage dinner and masquerade will be held October 29 at Judson Coursey town for the benefit of the school. Heeden Dixon is the teacher of this school.
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Heeden Dixon
Apathy Holds Politics Back in Ohio Campaign Speech
Mrs. Ailih Doki Potace of Layton urged Athens County voters to awaken party feeling at a Republican rally. She criticized apathy, called for loyalty to party, and defended the party’s record amid labor and tariff debates as the Republican era faced challenges.
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Protect Our Laborers Abroad and Domestic Tractors Debate
A fragmented report notes protests over American production abroad, citing a Cork factory and Iran intrusion concerns. Mrs Poince supports GOP harmony with McCulloch and Roscos, speaking at a Poverty event with Governor Cooper Bretett amid Gallipolis talk and frontier plans.
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Stone To Speak at Army Meeting in Athens
Captain Bernard Stone and Mrs Stone recently led the Athena Salvation Army in charge during Capt and Mrs Richard Benton’s absence. The Sunday program at Athens State Hospital and Bunder School includes a salvation meeting at 2 30 pm with young people and a healing service.
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Withers Aland
Stone Don Army
Athens
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Land
Richard Benton
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State Hospital
M. Bunder School
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Selvatiog
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