Growth and Development Talk Opens Year for Child League
The Child Conservation League held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick’s home 72 East Mulberry Street with president Mrs. Thomas Gibson presiding. The Young Child’s Growth and Development was discussed and read by Mrs. Fred McCoy followed by ideas for guiding young children. Jean Kilpatrick sang a solo while Mrs. R. M. Van Dyke led two songs. Mrs. Kilpatrick reported on the district convention at Zanesville May 4. Twenty three members attended along with guests Mrs. Charles Stratton Mrs. R. M. Van Dyke and Mrs. Sam Henderson refreshments served by the hostesses and daughter. Regular meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps set for Friday at 7 30 p m at Red Men’s Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Thomas Gibson
Fred McCoy
Jean Kilpatrick
R. M. van Dyke
Zanesville
Kilpatrick
Charles Stratton
Sam Henderson
Kiwanis Inter-Divisional Meet Draws 370 Members
Local Kiwanis members led by Earl Beckley H G Householder A E Whaley and P F Good attended an inter-divisional gathering in Coshocton with over 370 attendees from 12 clubs in the region. Dr Mary T Noss of Ohio University and her mother Mrs Mary G Noss returned from Chautauqua NY after a summer away. John Rood of Morris Avenue spent summers in Periguex France, crossing on freighters and returning on the Waukegan after 13 days at sea. Gordon K Bush and family came back from Topinabee Michigan and Chicago visits with the McCabe family in Winnetka. Mrs F E Sweeney and Mrs Virgil Baughman returned from Columbus where they saw Strike Me Pink and visited W A S U studios. Miss Charlotte E La Tourette of Ohio University’s Physical Education dept. returned from Toledo Lorain and the World’s Fair in Chicago. Mrs F C Betts is in Akron visiting her sister Mrs Henry Pollack as B F Stout Donna Roach arrives for a week with her father at 20 South College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Beckley
H. G. Householder
A. E. Whaley
P. F. Good
Kiwanis
Cosherton
F. E. Sweeney
North Lancaster Street
Virgil Baughman
Columbus
W. H. Wooley
Charlotte E. la Tourette
Ohio University
Toledo
Lorain
Chicago
Miss la Tourette
Colonial
Past Noble Grands Club Meets Wednesday
The Past Noble Grands Club met at Mrs. I. N. McHarg's Marshfield Road home on Wednesday evening. After a 6 o'clock dinner contests were held with awards won by Mrs. Edna Junod Mrs. C. V. Strawn and Mrs. P. E. Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands
I. N. McHarg
Marshfield Road
Edna Junod
C. V. Strawn
P. E. Shirley
State Relief Workers To Attend Informal Dinner
Sixty relief workers from nine counties will dine Saturday night at Hillcrest Inn in Athens. Attendees include Walker Haney of Athens, relief director in Belmont County, plus L. L. Henninger and Henry Corradini both Ohio University graduates now active in relief work. Other invited county directors include Robert Minnich, J. K. Rudle, H. M. Spang, Ray Metzer, Chester Miller, J. H. Grate, and Ray Noble. Frank X. Rauch and son plan a Detroit trip. Rauch Sr. is to undergo hospital observation in Ford Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hillcrest Inn
Walker Haney
Scott Haney
Belmont County
L. L. Henninger
Ohio University
Jefferson County
Henry Corradini
Robert Minnich
Vinton
J. K. Rudle
Ross
H. M. Spang
Jackson
Ray Metzer
Lawrence
Chester Miller
Hocking
J. H. Grate
Meigs
Ray Noble
Dr. William Henry Scott 93, Former Ohio University President
Dr. William Henry Scott, former Ohio University president, is observing his ninety third birthday at his Columbus home. Born in Chauncey in 1840, he taught at Morgan County and led Athens public schools before joining Ohio University as Greek professor and later president. He later led Ohio State University for 12 years and helped secure a $20,000 state appropriation for OU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Scott
Ohio University
Columbus
Dr. Scott
Chauncey
Morgan County
Athens
Ohio State University
Scott
Bates Church Homecoming Sunday Plans
Annual home coming day at Bates Church is set for Sunday September 17 with a 10 30 morning program. The Rev O M Davidson will preach and the pastor will lead a special service. Judge O F Rowland and the Rev Herman Secoy will give short addresses after a basket dinner. Representatives from Richland Avenue New Marshfield and Union churches will provide music. Readings by Gladys Green Shafer and Howell Brothers will be featured along with cemetery association president report and officer elections. Bring own table service for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
O. M. Davidson
O. F. Rowland
Herman Secoy
Richland Avenue
New Marshfield
Union
Gladys Green Shafer
Howell Brothers
The
Cemetery Association
Millfield Bible Class Garden Party At Boudinot Home
CHAUNCEY Sept 14 Annual garden party of the Faithful Circle Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ was held Tuesday night at Mrs. F E Boudinot home. Forty attended including two new members and one guest Mrs A M Truitt of Cleveland. Dinner followed by business and games with Mrs William Sisson presiding. October meeting at Mrs Sisson with Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Faithful Circle Bible
Millfield Church of Christ
F. E. Boudinot
Boudinot
William Sisson
Conda Webb
James Chapman
A. M. Truitt
Cleveland
Sisson
Edward Wade
Fred Russell
Allen Boudinot
Henry Heffkin
Edward Evans
Courtneys Entertain Chauncey on High Street
A Tuesday night party and diener roast were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Courtney at their Chauncey home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtneys
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
High Street
Rev Guss Graham to lead a week of Zion Church meetings
Chauncey reports a seven night revival starting Sunday at Zion Church Lower Plains with services at 7 30 p m led by Rev Guss Graham assisted by Rev Fred Fields of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Guss Graham
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Graham
Fred Fields
Athens
Chauncey News Highlights Local Visits and Guests
Sept 14 Chauncey brief notes Mrs Sarah Ferrel of Nelsonville spends three weeks at son C W Ferrel High Street. Chauncey visitors include Mrs Cap Smith and daughters Ruth Kathleen Holzschuh Edith Smith and Dicky Joe Smith from relatives in Buchtel. Kenneth Wilks and son from Vere Ridge stay with Mrs Wilks parents J H Lock. Mrs B H Fielder returns from Newark visit with Earl Rarick and Mrs Dean Linscott in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sarah Ferrel
Nelsonville
C. W. Ferrel
High Street
Cap Smith
Kathleen Holzschuh
Ruth Smith
Edith Smith
Dicky Joe Smith
Buchtel
Kenneth Wilks
Vere Ridge
Plan to Build School Libraries Seeks Book Donations
Chauncey residents encouraged to donate books for the High School and Grade School libraries. Principals will be informed via students, and collections will be gathered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Personal Notes From Mrs. F. E. Boudinot
Local schools opened on September 5 with teachers at East Side led by Jessie Smart principal along with Mildred Weiss Florence Howard and Shirley Thomas. West building staff include Myrtle Ashworth Maud Stauffer and Mae Howard. Hyatt Petiit Millfield and Vincent Bailey Glen Sayers of Hooper Ridge attended the Chicago World's Fair. Homer Pyle Nelsonville visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer Tracy. Frank Forbes Buckeye Lake visited daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Loeffler. James Cunliff and family Columbus were Labor Day guests of Mrs Abbie Clancy. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs William Cole included Mr and Mrs Otto Brooks and son Mrs Robert Grant of Syracuse and Mrs Harold Fouts and Mrs William Lyons and children The Plains. Rev T G Tignor Highland County family visited Mrs Tignor's cousins Mr and Mrs G W White on Sept 3 and Rev Tignor spoke at Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Jessie Smart
Mildred Weiss
Florence Howard
Shirley Thomas
Myrtle Ashworth
Maud Stauffer
Mae Howard
Hyatt Petiit
Millfield
Vincent Bailey
Glen Sayers
Hooper Ridge
Chicago
Homer Pyle
Nelsonville
Homer Tracy
Frank Forbes
Buckeye Lake
John Loeffler
James Cunliff
Columbus
Labor Day
Abbie Clancy
William Cole
Otto Brooks
Robert Grant
Syracuse
Harold Fouts
William Lyons
the Plains
T. G. Tignor
Highland County
Society Editor Urges Early News Calls for Page
Deadline for the women’s page is 10 30 but delays at 4 30 may exclude some notices. Please call early with news of parties anniversaries club meetings and other comings and goings.
Calendars Issued for Nabby Lee Ames D A R Officers
Calendars for the 1933 1934 Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R have been distributed to 65 active members 2 associate members and 27 non residents. New board of management includes Ada Wickham O Bleness chair Adda Alderman Phillips Mary Townsend Porter Mary E Kahler Effie Woodworth Henry. Re elected officers include regent Jane Dowd Dailey Albany chaplain Metta Selby Glazier registrar Helen Mar Townsend recording secretary Olive Chamberlain Gard and Emma C McVay historian. A program committee consists of Edna Quick Acomb Adda Tullis Merwin Jean Adams Morton Elize Roe Craig and Emma Paul Harvey. First meeting set for Saturday 2 pm at E B Acomb 60 Elmwood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Ada Wickham O'’Bleness
Adda Alderman Phillips
Mary Townsend Porter
Mary E. Kahler
Effie Woodworth Henry
Lucile Henry Fins
Mothers of Pre School Club Meet at Swank Home
The Mothers of Pre School Club gathered at 156 Mill Street, with Mrs. Stanley Nida presiding. Mrs. Scott Neutzling led the discussion on parenting, followed by a social hour and games won by Mrs. Nida and Mrs. Homer Brown, with guests Mrs. Clyde Beasley and Mrs. Homer Brown. Refreshments were served. Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church to meet Friday at 3 pm in the church parlors. Louise Divers, supervisor critic teacher at The Plains, returns to The Colonial after a Wisconsin summer and World’s Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Harry Swank
Mill Street
Stanley Nida
Scott Neutzling
Homer Brown
Clyde Beasley
Goo Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Louise Divers
the Plains
Colonial
Wisconsin
J. C. Divers
August real estate tax distribution in Gallia County totals 135000
County Auditor E L White distributes the June real estate tax receipts to schools townships and county funds totaling about 135000. Schools receive 62945 49 for current expenses bond and interest along with specific sums to Gallipolis Raccoon Cheshire Bidwell Porter and Vinton. Townships and counties get remaining funds with allocations to Addison Cheshire Springfield Huntington Raccoon and others. Also Alice McCormick Neal appointed administratrix for the estate of D D Neal by Judge J S Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. L. White
Gallipolis City
Vinton
Crown City
Raccoon Township
Cheshire Special
Cheshire Township
Bidwell-Porter
Addison
Cheshire
Springfield
Huntington
Raccoon
Alice McCormick Neal
J. 8. Clark
D. D. Neal
Elizabeth Lanier Dies At Athens State Hospital
Elizabeth Lanier aged 69 who was admitted to Athens State Hospital from Gallia County in 1909 died there Tuesday. Probate Judge J B Clark was informed. The body was buried in the institution cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elizabeth Lanier
Athens State Hospital
Gallia County
J. 8. Clark
Kanauga Notes Share Visits Across States
Ashland part white Joe Bays stayed with grandfather Joe Vance for the weekend. Grace Padgett from Geneva visited Carrie Summers over Sunday. J M Carney is ill and daughter Edna from Charleston helps. Oliver Unroe visited his father in Zanesville. Florence Russell vacationing from Gallipolis office visits St Albans and Charleston while with Walter Johnson. Raymond Shelton and wife were business visitors in Huntington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bays
Ashland
Joe Vance
Grace Padgett
Geneva
N. Y
Carrie Summers
J. M. Carney
Edna
Charleston
Oliver Unroe
Zanesville
Florence Russell
Walter Johnson
St. Albans
W. Va
Leo Bean
Gallipolis
Raymond Shelton
Huntington
Dover Trustees Progress On Township Highways In Chauncey
Chauncey reports good progress on roads as Dover Township trustees cinder 209 road from Sugar Creek to Millfield via Pig Sandy and resurface Sand Ridge from Mount Nebo to the Infirmary via Little Sandy. The work, including grading and new cinders, is overseen by the trustees. Two local birthdays noted as Chauncey citizens William Beckler 73 and Henry Osborne 77. Also ten mines listed in the district including Chauncey No. 25 and others with numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Millfield
Mount Nebo
Infirmary
Little Sandy
Dover Township
William Beckler
Henry Osborne
Boeckler
Osborne
Cheshire Notes Families Visit Relatives Across Regions
Marvin and David Thomas returned home Tuesday after two weeks with relatives in Toledo. Mrs. E. O. Yeanger and daughter visited Pt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Gordon of Ryger and S. W. Renner of Columbus spent Saturday with local families. Rura Blazer and children visited Bulaville. Marcella Thomas returned after a week with Outville relatives. Aaron Davis and sons of Gallipolis visited with local families, with further Sunday visits by Floyd Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
David Thomas
Toledo
E. O. Yeanger
Malissa Casto
Pt. Pleasant
Taylor Gordon
Ryger
S. W. Renner
Columbus
Harry Clark
Rura Blazer
Milton Blazer
Bulaville
Marcella Thomas
Lester Ables
Outville
Aaron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
Floyd Thomas
Alva Thomas
Addison
Ohio Fuel Gas adds Walter Steele to NRA compliance list
In Gallipolis Ohio Walter Steele has joined the company workforce as a service man to meet recent NRA requirements. The move brings the total number of employees added in recent weeks to comply with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Fuel Gas
NRA
Walter Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Child Conservation League
Cc. C. i
Women's Relief Corps
Preston
Big Daylight
Mary T. Noss
Mary G. Noss
Chautauqua, New York
John Rood
Morris Avenue
Periguex
France
Mr. Rood
Waukegan
New York
Gordon K. Bush
Topinabee
Michigan
William Bush
Charles B. McCabe, Jr
Winnetka
F. C. Betts
Akron
Henry Pollack
B. F. Stout
Donna Roach
Frank
Roach
South College Street
Past Noble Grands
Haney-Gross Company
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
Miss Hee
Wheaton Hardware Co
Lake Michigan
Clara Moore
Ohio
Frank X. Rauch
Frank Jr
Detroit
Mr. Rauch, Sr
Ford Hospital
de. Scott
O. U
Faithful Circle
Zion
Will
Wellston
Blue Devils
D.A.R
Mothers of Pre- School Club
Lamborn’s
Dutch Zimmers
Kanauga News
Cross Bros
W. Union Street
Athens, Ohio
Sterling
NEW Belle-Sharmeer Hose
Chauncey No
Cheshire News
Richard Holzer
C. 5. Holzer
Will Jey
Mercersburg
Edgar Epear
Virginia Sd
Mary Jean
Freese
Rita Smith
Holzer
Lydia
Chen Fae
Lydia FE Pinkham
Miller’s
Hotel
Early
Tunis
Dr. West
Probak Blades
Palmolive
Kotex
Lifebuoy Soap
Pinkham
Vicks
le Si
Duble Heder
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