Nelsonville Merchants Fall Festival Ends With Pet Parade
The Nelsonville Merchants Fall Festival and Poultry and Egg Show closed after a week of events with a Saturday pet parade featuring 3A entries. Awards were announced by Dr. M M Howe for animals including a Spitz puppy and an Egyptian pug. The poultry show drew large crowds with a Saturday night auction of nine dozen eggs and seven pens of chickens, funds benefiting the Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Kinney
Frank Shivers
M. M. Howe
Dianne Crabtree
Mary Ann Ruble
Billy Ossman
Robin Jackson
Barron
Southeastern Ohio
Ross Wright
Athens County
J. D. Milner
Merchants Association
Church Class to Meet Thursday in Nelsonville
The Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ will gather Thursday evening September 11 at the home of Mrs. Frank Anderson on Myers Street. Mrs. Gladys Cuckler will assist as hostess.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Frank Anderson
Myers St
Gladys Cuckler
Birth Announced for Huddy Baby Judith Kay
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Huddy on September 3. The infant has been named Judith Kay. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huddy and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McConaha.
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Nelsonville
Virgil Huddy
Verna McConaha
Judith Kay
Charles Huddy
W. J. McConaha
Eastern Stars Meet at Masonic Temple Tuesday Evening
Probate Court Athens County Ohio case involves The Bank of Athens National Banking Association as Trustee of Edward C Berry deceased seeking construction of the will. Defendants include Mattie Berry estate and multiple individuals and organizations with unclear addresses. answer due by October 11 or judgment by default.
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Legal Nation Probate Court
Athens County
Bank of Athens National Banking Association
Mattie J. Berry
Will Grace Howell
Mart 28Rd Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Maybelle Henderson
Ohio Street
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Audry Carter
Herent Street
Los Angeles
California
Marie Hell Knight
West Wayne Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Guy Carter
East 28Th Street
Frank Male
North Kansas Street
Topeka
Kansas
Gladys Berry Pope
Vernon Avenue
Chicago
Tllinoisa
Rachel Berry Hawk
Webster Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Carlos Berry
The
National Urban League
Er. K. Jones
Fast 23Rd Street
New York City
New York
Good Shepard
Allentown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fifth Avenue
Colored Branch
Young Women's Christian Association
Eva D. Bowles
Seventh Avenue
Wilburta Howell
Thomas Madrey
James Madrey
Pay Hale
Walter Williams
Philip Cooley
Edward C. Berry
Ohio
Edward C
Bank OF Athens National Banking Associlation
Berry
Plaine
Jones
Erskine
Allorneye
The Battle of Buffington Island 1863 Ohio Raid
Morgan and 2000 Confederate cavalry raided Ohio in July 1863 moving from west to east. After clashes at Chester and Portland they crossed toward Buffington Island where a delayed attack failed and Hobson's Michigan riders helped turn the retreat into a rout. Morgan and about 1200 men broke free, pursued toward Jusben, Ohio.
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Buffington Island
Ohio
Morgan
Ohio River
Indiana
Cincinnati
Judah
Portsmouth
Hobson
Michigan
Lee
Virginia
Chester
Portland
Jusben
Cars Collide In Nelsonville At Busy Intersection
In Nelsonville two automobiles operated by James Corbett and Clark Duskey collided at the intersection of West Washington and Madison Streets Saturday night. Corbett, driving east, attempted a left turn at the light and struck the Duskey vehicle coming west. The Duskey car suffered left front end damage according to police.
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Nelsonville
James Corbett
Clark Duskey
W. Washington
Madison Sts
Corbett
Washington
Duskey
Jimmy Pierce Is Moved to Hospital
Jimmie Pierce of Sandusky was visiting his father W. J. Pierce when he suffered appendicitis. He underwent an emergency operation Sunday afternoon at Chelington Hospital in Logan. His condition is reported satisfactory.
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Nelsonville
Jimmie Pierce
Sandusky
W. J. Pierce
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
North Family Reunion Held in Chauncey Ohio
Annual North family reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John McConaha Chauncey Ohio with many relatives from Galion Blacklick Pataskala Miamisburg Chillicothe Athens Glouster and Somerset. The event included a noon basket dinner and plans for the 1942 reunion at the same time and place.
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Chauncey
North
John McConaha
Nell North
High St
Delmar Vanhorn
Galion
Nora Vanhorn
Peggy Foreman
Roy Sims
Birtle Vanhorn
Marion
Mary Glenn
Ethel Glenn
Carl Glenn
Edward Glenn, Jr
Blacklick
John Ball
Glouster
H. A. Chapman
Pataskala
John W. Wolfe
Dayton
Jerry Hovenstine
Jess Waymer
Miamisburg
Virgil Davis
Chillicothe
Harry North
Northrup
Lucy North
Malta
Harve Kittle
Athens
Henry North
Amesville
Grace McDonald
Dora Waymer
Melissa Waymer
Lewis Quinn
Sharpsburg
Francis Linscott
Lucille Ball
Alden Ball
Charles Ellis
Wayne Ellis
Pauline Ellis
Somerset
Clifford Smith
Bess Nicholson
Barbara McHenry
Oval Sweeney
Lester Locke
David Tittle
Mrs. Lena Rees Dies Suddenly at 62 in Chauncey
Chauncey Mrs. Lena Rees age 62 wife of George Rees Chauncey Falls died suddenly Saturday night after a heart attack. Elwood Daugherty and family left for Chagrin Falls to attend the funeral. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs. Clarence Wood Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty and a son Charles Rees.
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Chauncey
Lena Rees
George Rees
Chagrin Falls
Elwood Daugherty
Bobby
Charles Rees
Meetings Resume Loyal Women’s Bible Class
Mrs Martha Shafer announces semi monthly meetings of the Loyal Women’s Bible Class of the Church of Christ will resume this month. The first gathering is Wednesday September 17 at Mrs Burg Johnston’s home 42 Converse St with an all day event and a noon potluck dinner. Members should bring a favorite dish.
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Chauncey
Martha Shafer
Loyal Woman’s Bible Class
Church of Christ
Burg Johnston
Converse St
Chauncey Shields Returns From Five Week Vacation
Chauncey Charles C. Shields has returned from a five weeks vacation visiting his sons Charles Shields and Lawrence Shields in Buffalo New York and another son John Shields in Columbus Ohio along with two sisters Etta Shields and Mrs Gertrude Finstermocker.
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Chauncey
Charles C. Shields
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles
Lawrence Shields
Columbus
John Shields
Etta Shields
Gertrude Finstermocker
Triple Birthday Dinner Hosts at Ellis Avenue Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer hosted a family dinner Sunday in Ellis Avenue to mark three simultaneous birthdays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Simpkins and children Donnie Rita Johnnie, and extended relatives Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shafer with Lois Ann Shafer, along with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spears and Paul Virginia Spears and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bailey and Elizabeth Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Andrew Simpkins
Donnie
Rita
Johnnie
Clifford Shafer
Walter Spears
Paul
Virginia Spears
Dean Bailey
Elizabeth Spears
Lois Ann Shafer
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Mrs. Carl Shafer returned from a week in Columbus visiting her son and daughter in law Clifford Shafer. Charles Daugherty and family of Chauncey visited Coolville with Edward M. Daugherty. Hettie Combs of Betsy Lane Ky returned after a 10 day visit with sister James Christian family. Harry Moore and G W Shafer visited Marshfield with Lizzie Hick. Paul Shay family moved from Chauncey to Amesville for work.
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Chauncey
Carl Shafer
Columbus
Clifford Shafer
Charles Daugherty
Near Chauncey
Coolville
Edward M. Daugherty
Hettie Combs
Betsy Lane
James Christian
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
G. W. Shafer
Marshfield
Lizzie Hick
Paul Shay
Amesville
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Meet Tonight
Chauncey Chauncey Dover Band Boosters gather at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. A demonstration and display of instruments will be shown. All parents and patrons are invited to attend by Harry McMahen the instrumental music instructor. Chauncey Dover High School Band will present a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Chauncey-Dover
Harry McMahen
Chauncey-Dover High School
Friendship Class Meeting Slated for September 10
The Chauncey Friendship Class of the Church of Christ will gather Wednesday September 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs Andriew Simpkins on Lexington Avenue. Co-hostesses include Miss Ruth Fiske Mrs Jessie Fiske and Mrs Nina Fiske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Andriew Simpkins
Lexington Ave
Ruth Fiske
Jessie Fiske
Nina Fiske
Wemmer Family Visits The Plains Over Holidays
Mr and Mrs George Wemmer of Brewsburg Indiana visited over the holidays at their home on The Plains with Mrs Wemmer s daughter Mrs Mary McGee in attendance.
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Plains
George Wemmer
Brewsburg
Ind
Wemmer
Mary McGee
Church School meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p m
A joint session of the official church board officers and teachers of the Church School at the Church of Christ is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to coordinate plans and discuss upcoming activities for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church School
Church of Christ
Chauncey Council Sets Special Meeting on Sept Eight
The Chauncey City Council will hold a special meeting Monday September 8 at 7 p m in the city building to discuss city business and urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Council
George Evans Rites Are Being Planned
George Evans age 75 died at the home of his son in law and daughter in Grove City after several months illness. He leaves a daughter Mrs Stewart and sons Lewis Denver Herbert William and Edward. Body removed to Blower Funeral home. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Glouster
George Evans
T. E. Stewart
Grove City
Stewart
Lewis
Denver
Herbert
Dayton
William
Michigan
Edward
Millfield
Blower Funeral Home
Omission Corrected for Glouster Education Board Candidate
Lawrence G. Colbert of Glouster was omitted from the candidate list yesterday by error and is now recorded.
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Glouster
Lawrence G. Colbert
Board of Education
Hot Water Freeszes Faster for Ice Cube Trays
The claim states hot water freezes quicker than cold because it loses latent heat faster. If applied, fill ice tray with hot water to shorten ice-making time.
Sea swallows show stronger homing sense than pigeons
Report notes terns or sea swallows exhibit a greater ability to return to origin than pigeons, suggesting enhanced navigational sense in certain seabird species.
Miners Program Highlights Large Sunday Gathering
Glouster notes report the marriage of Walter Faine of Columbus and Miss Marcella James of Columbus. The ceremony occurred Sunday at 4 pm at Church of Christ parsonage with Minister C B Tigner officiating. Attendants were Miss Mary Mineer and Mr. Floyd Skinner. The couple will reside on East Gay Street in Columbus.
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Glouster
Walter Faine
Columbus
Marcella James
Church of Christ Parsonage
C. B. Tigner
Mary Mineer
Floyd Skinner
Trimble
Abram Easler
Fairlawn Ave
Charles Jarvis
Jayne Trimble
G. Faires
Greens Run Union Picnic Draws 1100 at High School
The Glouster Local 648 UMW of A picnic at Greens Run High School drew over 1,100 attendees. Ox roast noon meal, ice cream, and lemonade, with speeches by Oral Daugherty and Talbert Rainey. Music by Glouster HS Band and a dance in the evening.
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Glouster
Greens Run High School
Jake Mauer
Athens
Mine 255
Oral Daugherty
Talbert Rainey
Union
Glouster High School
David Lowery
Wilbur Cartwright
Martin Chiki
Greens Run
Sugar Creek
Galaxy stars race toward Vega at high speed
Astronomers estimate our galaxy’s stars move faster than 200 miles per second, roughly north at 45 degrees toward the constellation Vega, indicating a brisk galactic drift.
Cans Needed at Glouster Lunch Center
Mayor Williams says the WPA Glouster Lunch Room needs more cans as peaches arrive but can shortage persists. Citizens with cans should notify the mayor for pickup to support children’s winter lunches.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
WPA
Madison
Williams
Bowling Season Opens at Glouster B M Alleys
Bowling season starts at the B M Alleys with six men's teams and four women's teams. Alleys reconditioned by a factory expert and ready for the season, per owner William Johnston Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
B.&m
William Johnston, Jr
Coal meeting planned in Glouster hotel Gordon dinner
The Ohio Coal Foundation invites seventy five business leaders from Athens Perry and Hocking counties to a six o'clock dinner at Hotel Gordon on Thursday to discuss local conditions and possible remedies.
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Glouster
Athens
Perry
Hocking Counties
Ohio Coal Foundation
Hotel Gordon
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Route 124
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Jimmy Pierce
Lucy Boehmler
Maspeth
Dover
A. R. Simon
Kirksville
Kirksville College of Osteopathy
Nelle Spray
Petersburg
Frank
C. J. Peters
William Smith
Billy
Detroit
Mich
Walter Grace
William Keeton
Mercedes
Vermont
Canada
Nelsonville — Junior Order
10.C.F. Hall
Chauncey District
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Epworth
Henry Ley
Spring St
Robert Demsey
Lisbon
George McGee
Mona Jo
Akron
Charles Ley
Dempsey
Donald Robert
Ley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nelle Bell Williams
Lodi
Medina County
Joe Williams
C. E. Palmer
Trimble Heights
Richard Fenlow
Howard Ferry
S. A. Cunningham
Douglas Brown
Lalla Dunnett
John Dunnett
C. N. Ashworth
Barbara’ Richardson
Middleport
Martha Downing
Edith
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Marshall Summers
Joan Heck
Circleville
Elmer F. Jones
Dean Tillman
St. Marys
Albert Zimmer
Harold Vernon
Mr. Vernon
C. A. Vernon
Hebbardsville
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Barbara Knight
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A. Miller
Cadiz
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Clarksburg
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Price
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