Needlework pattern ads from The Athens Messenger
Advertises pattern No 8300 for sizes 32 to 46 with 334 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 34 and a Fall Winter fashion book. requests 25 cents and pattern number by mail to Sue Burnett at 1150 Avenue of the Americas New York. Also promotes Embroidered Crochet Afghan No 5579 by Anne Cabot with 15 cents and 1 cent postage to the same address.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Avenue of the Americas
Cabinet Member Pictured New Secretary Of Agriculture
Cabinet member Charles F. and the new Secretary of Agriculture are pictured in the latest cabinet lineup. The image highlights the administration’s transition and the official duties ahead for the department.
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Agriculture
Charles F
Chauncey-Dover High School elects senior officers
During Friday home room the Chauncey-Dover Senior Class chose Robert Freeman as president Terry Cunningham as vice president Mae Crabtree as secretary and Faye Crabtree as treasurer Two sponsors were elected Ruth Bell and George Christman principal of the high school.
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Chauncehy
Chauncey-Dover High School
Robert Freeman
Terry Cunningham
Mae Crabtree
Faye Crabtree
Ruth Bell
George Is
Christman
Parish-Wide Meetings Held Across Five Churches
Parish members attended three union meetings Sunday across Trimble Chauncey and Millfield with congregations from Greens Run Taylor Ridge and all five churches. Harold Monroe state secretary of the Disciples of Christ spoke in Chauncey. The Wilcox family recently moved to Millfield were honored at a reception and refreshments followed at the Parish House.
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Chauncey
Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey and
Millfield
Harold Monroe
Cleveland
The
Disciples of Christ
The Plains Bible Class Has Meeting
The Plains Bible Class of The Plains Church of the Nazarene met at Mrs. Clara Slater's home with Mrs. Elzina Wharton as president and Thelma Keeton as secretary in charge. Mrs. Gertrude Cabeen led devotions and readings were given by Mrs. Agnes Powell and Rev. Lena Brandenburg.
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Chauncey
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Clara Slater
Elzina Wharton
Thelma Keeton
Gertrude Cabeen
Agnes Powell
Lena Brandenburg
Maude Campbell
Etta Huston
Nellie Huston
Iva Rutter
Ella Locke
Viola Platt
Alah Cline
Elizabeth Shafer
Ada Broadbent
Margaret Adams
Bessie Duckler
Ida Bricker
California Residents Visit Woodbury Run Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chambers of San Mateo Calif visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kittle at Woodbury Run. Mrs. Chambers is Kittle’s sister and spent her early childhood in the area. Also calling were Paul Lafollette and daughters Rita Mae Aline. Bob Keirns. Mr. and Mrs. William Russell and sons Howie Davie Lane Johnnie. Mabel and Shirley Sayre. Mrs. Eugene Goldsberry. Mary Lou Kittle. Dick Stalder. Gertie Baird and Mrs. Hartley of Jacksonville. Mr. Chambers works for the Southern Pacific railroad.
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Millfield
Larry Chambers
San Mateo
Calif
Leslie Kittle
Woodbury Run
Chambers
Kittle
William Lafollette
Rita
Mae
Aline
Bob Keirns
William Russell
Howie
Davie Lane
Johnnie
Mabel
Shirley Sayre
Eugene Goldsberry
Mary Lou Kittle
Dick Stalder
Gertie Baird
Hartley
Jacksonville
Southern Pacific Railroad
Plains Ladies Auxiliary to Meet for Wiener Roast
Members of the Plains Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers will meet Wednesday night at the home of Tames and Bernice Tinkham for a business meeting and a Wiener roast.
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Chauncey
Plains Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Tames
Bernice Tinkham
Murray City Visitors Call on Salyers and Relatives
Murray City visitors Chauncey Ray and Elizabeth Shafer along with Mrs. Margaret Adams and Mrs. Carrie Channell of The Plains recently visited Mr. and Mrs. James Salyers in Murray City. Salyers is seriously ill and Channell also visited her mother Mrs. Lew Jones in Orbiston.
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Chauncey—Ray
Elizabeth Shafer
Margaret Adams
Carrie Channell
the Plains
Murray City
James Salyers
Salyers
Channell
Lew Jones
Orbiston
Chauncey Church Groups Meet and Florida Visit Notes
A Chauncey Class To Meet CHAUNCEY Loyal Women’s Class will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Lee Schoonover’s home with Mrs Carl Shafer in charge Mrs Thomas Hamilton to be program leader The CHAUNCEY Ladies Aid will meet at the church for an all day quilting Also notes on Dr Warren V Sprague visiting Madison Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Mack G Britton in Florida plus a Detroit trip by Chauncey residents Also a note that floods are rarely insured against by standard policies and a Polish Wieliczka salt deposit claim describing a bed rock extent
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Chauncey — Loyal Womens Class
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
W. Mound St
Carl Shafer
Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey Methodist Church
Ash Blanket Reaches Kodiak After Mount Katmai Eruption
The 1912 Katmai eruption spewed ash over the Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak Island, with Kodiak reporting a foot of ash covering streets and landscapes about 100 miles from the volcano.
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Mount Katmai
Alaskan
Kodiak Island
Stars Forecast Sharp Wednesday Breakthrough in Finance and Status
The reading predicts a sudden clever coup driven by imagination and logic could boost business, employment, and home life. Those born on the date may pursue ambitious aims with sharp insight, gaining support from influential figures and enhancing prestige and profits.
Rough Week Ahead For Bobcats as Ohio U Plans Scrimmages
Ohio University coach Harold Wise tightens prep with a semi final week of two a days for the Bowling Green opener. Whites beat Reds 2-1 in scrimmage with Stefan passing to Marco and Davis scoring, while Reds vie for starting spots and injuries test depth.
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Ohio U’sers
Harold Wise
Bowling Green
Mage
Stefan
Glen Davis
Jim McKenna
John Marco
Davis
Toledo
Asses
Hver
Reds
Udnick
Rodington
Idnick
Steve Ersek
Richmond Wright
Sudnick
Finnen
Ersek
al Millspaugh
Earce
al Scheider
Tony DiBaggio
Don Mort
Dave Wentz
Quinn Stumpf
Charley Stack
Bob Ostlund
Elmo Faiella
Ron van Horn
Art Guide
Gene Williams
Boyer
Ralph Barrows
Bill Whipple
Milt Taylor
Bill O'Dell
Marvin
Barrington
Rod Andrews
Bearcats Set For Opener With Hardin-Simmons Texas squad
University of Cincinnati prepares for the season opener at Nippert Stadium against Hardin-Simmons. Coach Ray Nolting oversees a developing lineup led by Roger Stephens with newcomers Stayman Menke Moore Brill St Clair and Wulf providing a mobile offense.
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Cinnati
Rsity
Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
Hardin-Limeleven
Abilene
Texas
Ray Nolting
Si Stayman
Bob Menke
Bill Moore
Don Brill
Pete St. Clair
Rollie Wulf
Stayman
Cincinnati Purcell High
Bearcat
Mike Keane
Joe Hauk
Dick Kane
Gerry Stautberg
Jack Bittekofer
Higgins Praises Penn State 1947 Unbeaten Football Team
State College Pa Coach Bob Higgins calls his 1947 Penn State football team the best in his 18 seasons, expressing high praise for an unbeaten season and team performance.
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State College
Bob Higgins
Penn State
Bowlers numbers exceed twenty million in country
Estimates indicate more than 20 million people in the United States participate in bowling. The figure reflects widespread leisure activity and growing popularity of the sport across diverse communities.
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New York
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Florida
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Mack G. Britton
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Detroit
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Jess Scott
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