Jacksonville-Trimble Carnival Planned at High School Gym
Preparations are complete for a carnival at Jacksonville-Trimble High School gym Wednesday evening. Faculty and P T A Finance Committee assign events to leaders including wrestling boxing and a battle royal. A musical program basketball foul shooting masquerade and other contests will entertain with a door prize for attendees.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
P. T. A. Finance Committee
Baptist Church Class Holds Meeting at Harris Home
A First Baptist Church Class No. 2 met at Mrs. Mary Harrie’s home with president Mrs. Hirlen Leach presiding. Prizes were awarded for best attendance. Four new members joined: Mrs. Betty Viney, Mrs. Rachel Bland, Harry Viney, and Andrew Viney. Mrs. Bertha Binford won for best costume. Next meeting set for November 4 at Mrs. Josephine Williams’ home on Mine Street.
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Betty Viney
Rachel Bland
Harry Viney
Andrew Viney
Bertha Binford
Helen Leach
Mary Streughter
Beulah Morris
Gladys Viney
Josephine Williams
Mra
Anna Magiles
L. D. Morton
Effie Brown
Ethel Riley
Gloria Williams
Alverna Johnson
Andrew Riley
June Woods
Wiley Morris
Clifford Johnson
Mine Street
Willing Workers meet at M E Church for October session
The Willing Workers Class of the M E Church held an October meeting at Mrs. Reese's home with assist ing hostesses. Mrs. Gertrude Pride led the session, prayers and songs followed, two contests awarded to Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Bryson, 26 members attended, and the November meeting will be at Mrs. Stiff's Spring Street home.
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Glouster
M. EK
David P. Reese
Mooper
Davey
Dunnett
C. B. Bingman
Gertrude Pride
Reese
Stanley
Bryson
John B. Stiff
Spring Street
Mayor issues final warning over Halloween property damage
Jacksonville Mayor H. R. Phillips says parents will be financially responsible for damage caused by their children on Halloween. He will overlook innocent pranks only for that night but emphasizes parents must cover any destruction or damage.
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Jacksonville
H. R. Phillips
Phillips
Mrs. Rilla Wade Dies From Injuries After Fall
Mrs. Rilla Wade died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter near Bishopville from injuries suffered in a fall on October 6. She died on her 2nd birthday and is survived by two children Nathan Wade and Mrs. Williams. Her husband Charles Wade died last November. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Pledge of support to Retail Clerks Union noted by Local 3955.
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Glouster
Rilla Wade
Zack Williams
Bishopville
Floyd Easier
Wade
Williames
Nathan Wade
Charles Wade
Ringgold
Mr. Wade
J. W. Stoecklein
Jacksonville
Ohio Mine 1
Joe Judson
H. A. Jenkins
G. A. Shust
Plans Made for Cooking School Here
Mrs Thurn promotes a four day free homemaking cooking school opening Tuesday at 2 pm. She will discuss new home equipment electrical and non electrical and labor saving devices. Free recipes and market baskets will be given, with bigger gifts at week’s end.
Bank Visit Sets Up New Chapter in Jean and Sandy
Jean escorts Sandy to her father the bank and introduces him as a Dover friend. Mr Hobart approves the small loan after Sandy jokes about the Jackson gang. They part with plans to meet again in Dover, leaving Jean unsure what to tell Bobby.
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Sandy
J Onny
Randy
Siedy
Hit
Jean
Mr. Mobart
Jackson
Mr. Hobart
Dover
Dunn
Ellen
Senorita Class Halloween Meeting at Hollister
The Senorita Class of Hollister U B Church met at Mr and Mrs Ralph Deems home for a Halloween gathering. Members unmasked before the business session and games with prizes awarded to Mary Mount Mrs Ed Phelps and Rosa Lee Mitchell. Refreshments were by Daisy Deem with help from Genevieve Banfield and Annette Hodgson. a next meeting is set for Nov 20 at Emma Adams home.
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Hollister
HollIster U. B
Ralph Deem
Mary E. Mount
Ed Phelps
Rosa Lee Mitchell
Daisy Deem
Genevieve Banfield
Annette Hodgson
Mary Mount
Thelma Adama
Olive Bethel
Loretta Cairelli
Emma Adams
Mrs. Phelps
Annetta Modison
Brakeman Crushed When Fell From Coal Train Near Jacksonville
Corning brakeman Tippett fell from a coal train near Doty and was run over by wheels. He was treated in Corning and transported to Columbus hospital where doctors expect to amputate most of his right foot. Tokio population cited as 5,000,000.
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Glouster
Summerfield Tippett
Corning
New York Central Lines
Doty
Jacksonville
Columbus
Greens Run P T A Meeting Focuses on Study Clubs
Greens Run P T A held a well attended session in the high school auditorium led by President Mrs. Angie Fiennaugh. discussion covered what makes a P T A and what a study club is. New faculty member Miss Walzak introduced. library book drive and membership campaign announced. Meetings are on the third Monday. officers listed.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Angie Fiennaugh
W. H. Fierbaugh
Treva Black
Homer Simons
Mary Cartwright
Sweeney Masquerade Party at Local Home
Halloween masquerade party for Mary Helen Sweeney held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney on High Street. Children enjoyed refreshments. attendees included Peggy Shields, Wanda BumGardner, Margaret Smith, Ina Cunningham, Elizabeth Rupe, Jo Ann Leiber and many others.
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Chauncey
Charles Sweeney
High Street
Mary Helen Sweeney
Peggy
Beulah Shields
Wanda Bumgardner
Margaret Ellen Smith
Ina Jane Cunningham
Elizabeth Mae Rupe
Jo Ann Leiber
Donna Skinner
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Pauline
Nellie Agin
Margaret Jackson
Jasola Galbraith
Helen
Abby Schoonover
Geraldine
Marilyn Parry
Dorothy Dickerson
Dorothy Stalder
Leatha Collins
Jeanette Blackford
Marjorie Rivers
Charles Walters
Dwight Ferre
Halloween Masquerade Hosted by Greens Run Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ held its annual Halloween party Friday night at the parish house with strong attendance. Mrs. Lena Leake, the society president, led the event featuring games contests and refreshments.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Greens Run
Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Startled Woman Drops Dishpan Scares Thief
Mrs. C. W. Ferrel of Chauncey went onto her back porch to pour dishwater and surprised an intruder in the yard carrying two hens. In fright she dropped the dishpan and the thief dropped the hens and fled. The hens were returned to the roost and the pan to the kitchen.
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Chauncey
Concord Briefs Local updates and social notes
Mrs Pearl Wicks is seriously ill of appendicitis. Mr and Mrs John Annie and daughter Betty visited the Stone family in Murray City. A Sunday School class meeting is set for Nov 8 with Mrs Esther Eckard hosting. Jackie McMahon from Jacksonville visited the Antie family. Edna Sayre hosts a Christian Endeavor masquerade on Thursday evening Oct 31.
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Concord
Pearl Wicks
John Annie
Betty
Joe Stone
Murray City
Esther Eckard
Jackie McMahon
Jacksonville
Cecil Antie
Jackie
Christian Endeavor
Edna Sayre
Dinner at Greens Run Church Thursday for all
The Serve Weekly Dinner by the Ladies Aid Society at Greens Run Church of Christ will be served at the church parish house on Thursday at 11 a.m. The meal is offered to teachers students and any person who wishes to buy a dinner.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Simpkins hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Nye of Athens and Ruth Leffler of Columbus at their Main Street home. Ruth Leffler spent Sunday in Chauncey with her Chauncey- based parents. Darrel Witham and family from Glouster were in Chauncey visiting Marshal and Mrs. Parke Witham. Earl Thompson of The Plains visited his mother in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Andrew Simpkins
Main Street
Kenneth Nye
Athens
Ruth Leffler
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Darrel Witham
Glouster
Marshal
Parke Witham
Earl Thompson
the Plains
Inlaw
Mary Meinhart
Drivers Benefit By War Gas Price Drop
Motorists profited from a gasoline price decrease labeled a war effort, with fuel costs falling from 18 cents a gallon to about 14 percent cents.
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Shelby
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