Dover Resident's Funeral Held in Nelsonville
Maggie Matheny, 64, longtime Millfield resident, died at Athens hospital. Funeral at Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville Wednesday at 10 a.m. Rev. Gilbert Courtney presided with Chauncey singers. Burial in Sand Run Cemetery. Arrangements by nephew Joshua Matheny. No near relatives. Millfield attendees included Henry Heffken, Bertha and Lucille Sanders, Bertine Sanders, Cassie Ing.
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Chauncey
Maggie Matheny
Amos Matheny
Millfield
Athens Hospital
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Sand Run
Joshua Matheny
Matheny
Henry Heffken
Bertha Sanders
Lucille Sanders
Bertine Sanders
Cassie Ing
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Laird
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Millfield Methodist Church for 80 year old Mrs. Sarah Jane Laird who died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Florence Pyle’s home in Millfield. Rev. C S Palmer officiated with Miss Hazel Lahugh and Charles S Bradfield singing three hymns. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Burial followed at Shawnee.
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Chauncey
Sarah Jane Laird
Florence Pyle
Millfield
Millfield Methodist Church
C. S. Palmer
Hazel Lahugh
Charles S. Bradfield
Shawnee
Richard Daugherty to Teach at Circleville
Richard Daugherty, superintendent of Millfield Church of Christ Sunday School, was saluted with a gift by church members for his service. He will depart next Sunday to teach at Circleville High School but will keep his superintendent post, with Miss Mary Wade covering the Sundays he is away. The gift was presented by Mrs. Viola Howard, with committee members Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Lucille Sanders assisting.
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Chauncey
Richard Daugherty
Millfield
Church of Christ
Circleville High School
Mary Wade
Mabel Smith
Lucille Sanders
Viola Howard
Miner James Lopez Injured in Chauncey Mine Accident
Chauncey James Lopez of Chauncey Mine 25 New York Coal Co. sustained a broken foot in a mine accident Friday. After treatment he was sent home to the Chauncey area.
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Chauncey
James Lopez
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Co
Chauncey District Social and Personal News Roundup
Chauncey district residents report visits and family travel. Mrs. Daniel Fulton and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett returned from Columbus after a four day stay with Mrs. Bernard Bowers and family. Edith McDaniel came back from Dayton after a week with Gerald McDaniel and family. Dr. C N Sanders hosted Dr. Allen Eyestone and daughters Allene and Mary Lou of Gibsonburg and Mrs. Balden. Eyestone and Sanders were college mates. Fred Ferrer returns to Pontiac Michigan after visiting EuGene Skivers and family and Mrs Joe Nicholson. William Brannegan and children visited Chauncey with Mabel Howard family. Brannegan formerly Florence Bradshaw. Francis Lee of Columbus and Leo See of Elyria were guests of Mrs. Mabel Howard. Mayfair in London was named for a May fair held there since the 16th century.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Columbus
Bernard Bowers
Edith McDaniel
Dayton
Gerald McDaniel
C. N. Sanders
Allen Eyestone
Allene
Mary Lou
Gibsonburg
New Straitsville Social Notes Highlight Mrs Martin Library Legacy
In New Straitsville on September 10, obituaries note Mrs Maria Ewing Martin funded the town library since 1894, an 8000 dollar building housing 18000 volumes beside the Social and Athletic Club founded by her late husband E S Martin. Her lineage includes Gen Thomas Ewing, Civil War commander and Ohio congressman, and cabinet-era figures in the Harrison family.
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New Straitsville
Maria Ewing Martin
Ohio
Beasin Beall
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Thomas Ewing
the Treasury
Martin
Lancaster
William Lanning
Columbus
Buck Dishon
Doris
Helen Sayer
Bess Kemper
Mae Morgan
Logan
Helen Strain
Dara Blankenship
McDaniel Family Reunion Sunday at Millfield Home
Reunion of the Chauncey McDaniel family set for Sunday September 13 at Mrs. Ida McDaniel's Millfield home. A basket dinner will be served and all family members are invited.
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Chauncey
Theft of Chickens and Calf Reported Near Chauncey
The farm of Mrs. G. S. Merry and her son John Merry near Chauncey reported a theft of 25 chickens and one calf. No suspects named. The incident was noted by local authorities.
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Chauncey
G. S. Merry and Son
John Merry
Chauncey Birthday Celebration Honors Sharon Ann Walker
Chauncey celebrated the first birthday of Sharon Ann Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Walker. Gifts and a greeting from Edith Rathburn of Flint accompanied cake and dinner. attendees included Jerry and Linda Childress, Ruth Ann Koon, Jenny Courtney, Elsie Koon, and the Walkers. The Walkers also marked their sixth wedding anniversary.
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Chauncey
Sharon Ann
de Witt Walker
Edith Rathburn
Flint
Mich
Jerry
Linda Childress
Toledo
Ruth Ann Koon
Floodwood
Jenny Courtney
Walker
Elsie Koon
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Dover
Athens
Circleville
Chauncey District
London
Mayfair
Straitsville
Bob. Blankenship
Barberton
Lena Blankenship
Liberty Circle
Methodist Church
Wilber McDonald
Bob Dishon
Lorain
James Lines
Lena Smith
Thornport
Dick Williams
Williams
Peck Dreese
Adrien Callahan
Jack Brown
Rutland
Sunbury
Brown
Ruth Howdyshell
New Lexington
Masonic Lodge
Victory Circle
George Hughes
Katty Koon
Patty Wallace
William J. Davis
Thomas Ward
Nellie Shuttleworth
Clara Ross Fletcher
American Legion
Lenard White
Chicago
Lena Love
James Love
Marietta Hospital
Warren
Athens Ohio
Oleo
Keystone
Kellogg’s
Ivory
Jia
Kellogg's
Ve Lac
OS Bien Aoe
Ter
Krogers
VM RM Lille
Kroger
N. Bd
Chuck Roast
Napeene
D&c
Tenderay
Wieners
Windsor
Kraft
Mazda
Frankfurters
Net
Lle and
Glouster
Jonathans
Grimes
Lux Soap
3Rics
FYE
Lux
Tage
Swan
Avondale
Kroger's Wesco
Oregon
Virginia
California
Risp
Sox Lpc
Rere
B. He
Pillsbury’ S
Avalon
Kroger's Gelatin Country Club
Eatmore
Oleo Kroger
Vienna
Palmolive
Ecalere Vir
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