Athens Women Society Notes and Local News
Mrs. S. Winters hosted the Tuesday Evening Club with twenty members and ten guests at her home, while Mrs. Anne Woods Sharp did not read. Ohio University student Margaret Young is housed at Lindley Hall and sister Hazel Young was a former student. Union delegates reaffirmed a strike action at Sunday Creek Coal Company mines Murray City and Orbiston if employment demands on checkweighmen are unmet. The Plains and Jacksonville Epworth Leagues met with Millfield League at Millfield Church, with about 65 present and a program of songs readings and a short play The Great Commandment. David Nichols, youngest Athens Messenger carrier, aged seven, was omitted from the officers list.
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S. Winters
West State
Tuesday Evening Club
Anne Woods Sharp
Martha ‘Mansfield
Ohio Mine Workers
Sunday Creek Company
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Murray City
Western Coal Co
Orbiston
Sunday Creek Coal Company
David Nichols
Athens City Messenger Force
Athens Messenger Newpaper Boys Association
David
P. O. Nichols
East
Athens
New Carrier
Week End Visitors Bring Students Back to Athens
Athens welcomed week end visitors accompanying relatives returning to Ohio University. Court Street buzzed with cars and greetings as families prepared to enroll or resume studies. Notables include Mrs. W. E. Good with Robert Good and Miss Billie Kreker from Ashtabula for Robert’s freshman start, and the Sleeman family from Mt. Vernon visiting to enroll their daughter in Boyd Hall.
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Athens
Ohio University
Court Street
W. E. Good
Robert Good
Billie Kreker
Ashtabula
Opening Services of Jesus Only Church in Chauncey
The Jesus Opty Church known as The Tongues opened in the Knights of Pythias building. The remodel features a pulpit baptistry new seats and lighting. Rev T H Spears and family moved from Warren Ohio. a piano five guitarists and five men assist music. services continue Thursday night after weekend openings.
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Chauncey
Jesus Opty Church
the Tongues
Knights of Pythias
T. H. Spears
Spears
Chauncey Wins in Hard Hitting Game Sunday clash
Chauncey baseball team beat Jacksonville 9 to 8 on Chauncey field in a slug fest. Butsko and Dalton led visiting hit spree while C Hillyer and Shorty Smith starred for Chauncey. Errors galore marked the defense as fans saw heavy batting and key defensive plays by P Theisen and W Hill.
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Jacksonville
Gmauncey
Chauncey
Chauncey Field
Butsko and
Dalton
Cc. Hillyer
Shorty) Smith
P. Theisen
W. Hill
Russell
W. Shumway
Y. Butsko
Hilt
M. Kytta
Patterson
J. Meredith
B. Skinner
W. Holbert
H. Richardson
Ferrell
H. Staten
J. Collins
S.zahugh
Butsko
Holbert
Hillyer
R. Smith
P. Thelsen
Richardson
Kytta
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Guthrie Aldrich Held in Chauncey
About 800 people attended the funeral service for Mrs. Sarah Guthrie Aldrich 31 a former Chauncey resident held at the Orange Church of Christ in Meigs County The Rev G B Courtney and Rev Reed J Downs conducted the service with music by Fred L Tom and the Chauncey quartet Interment followed at the church cemetery Surviving are husband Frank Aldrich a daughter Marilyn Gay her parents Elza and Mrs Guthrie one brother Maurice Guthrie and one sister Story Mrs Aldrich died suddenly at her Eugene Oregon home after spending the summer in Chauncey
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Chauncey
Meigs County
Sarah Guthrie Aldrich
Orange Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Reed J. Downs
Athens Church of Christ
Fred L. Tom
Athens
Chauncey Quartet
Frank Aldrich
Marilyn Gay
Elza Guthrie
Maurice Guthrie
Story
Aldrich
Eugene
Oregon
Inmate Jimmie Cochran Dies at Chauncey County Home
Jimmie Cochran a 79 year old blacksmith and longtime Chauncey resident who had been in poor health for a year died Sunday at the County Home in Chauncey He had been bedfast a week and his body was moved to Glouster for burial with no known relatives in the record
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Chauncey
Jimmie Cochran
Glouster
Chauncey Social Notes Share Family Visits and Guests
Mrs. Monroe Johnson and son Monroe Jr of Dallas visit Chauncey to see sister Mrs. Roy Pendergrass. Miss Mary Lee Savage returns from Columbus to her parents near Chauncey after a stay with Miss Evelyn Fouty. Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods host guests from Chauncey Glen Ebon New Floodwood and Denzil Phillips family. Mrs Lucy Totman of Athens visits Charles Ogg and family. Donald Figgins of Columbus visits Chauncey for the weekend with the Pendergrass family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Johnson
Monroe, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Chauncey
Roy Pendergrass
Mary Lee Savage
Columbus
Samuel Savage
Evelyn Fouty
Ralph Woods
Ten Mines Operating In Chauncey District Reported
Chauncey and Hocking mines are active today with ten mines listed in the district. The operating mines include Nos 10 267 69 24 28 86 L. D. Poston 119 Chauncey and Hocking.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and Hocking
L. D. Poston
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
Mr and Mrs James A Caldwell and Beckymae spent the week end in Covington Kentucky to visit relatives There is a U C D club meeting at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Fleming at 100 North Lancaster Street Miss Alice Humphrey art teacher last year in Athens and sister Miss Emily Humphrey in Grandview Heights spent the week end in Hockingport with their uncle Mr Lewis Humphrey and Mrs Humphrey They stopped in Athens Sunday on return to Columbus by motor Miss Alice Humphrey will study this year at Ohio State University They spent the summer at their home in Los Angeles California Bertha Verity has returned from a four week visit with her sister Mrs L T Carrick of Linwood Avenue Columbus Mr and Mrs J D McBride of Warren will arrive this evening as guests of Mr and Mrs P B Lawrence 24 East Washington Street They came from St Clairs ville and are friends made when the Lawrences lived in Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stewart Roach
Uhrichsville
Clarence Roach
Fred McCauley
Margaret Young
Roach
McCauley
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Hazel Young
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
W. R. Sleeman
Mary Catherine
Mt. Vernon
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Sleeman
Dowler
Dowlers
Mt. Vernoi
Boyd Hall
Ella Lillibridge
Salina
Kan
U. C. D. Club
George Fleming
North
Lancaster Street
Alice Humphrey
Athens
Emily Humphrey
Grandview Heights
Hockingport
Lewis Humphrey
Humphrey
Columbus
Ohio State University
Los Angeles
Calif
Bertha Verity
L. T. Carrick
Linwood Avenue
J. D. McBride
Warren
P. B. Lawrence
East Washington Street
St. Clairsville
Mrs. McBride
Lawrences
Visit Extends As Stickneys Host Kingston Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stickney of 173 North Congress Street hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leasure of Kingston. Mr. Foster, Mrs. Stickney’s brother, stayed for a week's visit.
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Carl Stickney
North
Congress Street
Charles Foster
Fred Long
Fred Leasure
Kingston
Mr. Foster
Stickney
Emancipation Day Celebrated in Glouster With Diverse Events
Glouster plans a large Emancipation Day program starting at noon featuring a male quartet, boxing rounds, band concert, and a battle royal among five local youths. A Chillicothe vs Happy Stars baseball game and a Wolverine vs Drury Drugs football match are on the slate, ending with a 9 PM Lamborn pavilion dance. An aviator could not land due to unsatisfactory fields. An orchestra of 12, formerly at Moxahala Park and WALR broadcasts, will perform.
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Glouster
Chillicothe
The
Happy Stars
Wolverines
Drury Drugs
Lamborn Pavilion
Moxahala Park
WALR
Glouster High class of 1931 to enter Ohio University
At least four members of Glouster High School class of 1931 will enter Ohio University in Athens this week. They are Theresa Heiser of Jacksonville, Dora Ervin, Gail Wallace, and Alfred Craft of Glouster.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Ohio University
Athens
Theresa Heiser
Jacksonville
Dora Ervin
Gail Wallace
Alfred Craft
Church of Christ Homecoming Set for October 11
Preparations are underway in Glouster for a Church of Christ homecoming on Sunday October 11. The event aims to host many visitors and welcomes former members of the local church living at a distance to attend the program.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Petersons Ointment Promise For Eczema Relief
Advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as a quick cure for eczema and skin eruptions. Claims two to three applications clear the skin, priced a big box for 35 cents at any drug store.
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Peterson
Hollister youths fined for gasoline theft after arson case
Cecil McGee and Charles Robinson of Hollister were fined 25 dollars plus costs in Athens court after being arraigned on charges of stealing gasoline from Jack Adams Jr.’s car. McGee was found guilty after a hearing. Robinson pleaded guilty.
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Glouster
Cecil McGee
Charles Robinson
Hollister
Hunterdon
Athens
Wilson
Jack Adams, Jr
McGee
Robinson
Miners Draw 500 to 600 at Sunday Mass Meeting
A crowd estimated from 500 to 600 attended the miners mass meeting in the grove at Jacksonville Sunday afternoon. Speakers included Lee Hall and David Watkins, president and vice president, as delegates reaffirmed action from Friday.
Grand Jury Test Assignments Awaited for Hysell and Rollins
Clifford Hysell and William Rollins of Jacksonville are in the Athens county jail awaiting grand jury action. They were arrested by Constables Williams and Love in Trimble after a disturbance at a resident’s home while intoxicated. Both pleaded not guilty before Justice C. W. Wilson and were bound over to the grand jury with bonds of 300 dollars each, but failed to provide security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clifford Hysell
Wm. Rollins
Jacksonville
Athens
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Trimble
C. W. Wilson
Thea Chapter O E S Plans Move to New Lodge Rooms
Thea Chapter O E S will hold its last meeting in the Beal Building on Tuesday night. The group expects to move to the new Masonic Lodge rooms over the Palace Theater on High Street for the October 13 meeting.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
Beal Building
Masonic Lodge
Palace Theater
High Street
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Helen Guinther
Grace Watkins
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Jesus Only Church
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Beckymae
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