Nazarene Choir to Perform Benefit Concert in Athens
Rev Drei H Goff of The Plains Nazarene Church announces the Orpheus Chorus of Olivet Nazarene College will give a concert Tuesday April 18 at 7 30 p m in the Athens High School Auditorium. The 28 member group from Olivet NL includes seven states and 21 students working through college.
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Nazarene Church
Athens
Chauncey
Drei H. Goff
The
Plains Nazarene Church
Southeastern Zone Young People’s Association of the Nazarene Church
Orpheus Chorus of
Olivet Nazarene College
Olivet
W. B. Larson
Athens High School
Nazarene College
J. F. Leist
Cross Roads
Larson
Naomi Larson
A. L. Parrot
C. A. Gibson
Columbus
Ohio District Church of the Nazarene
Nichols Host Sun Day Guests In Lower Plains Home
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Nichols welcomed Sunday visitors at their Lower Plains residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott and their sons Richard and Elmo, Audry Knowlton of New Marshfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon with Mrs. Charles Fitzer of Athens.
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Chauncey
S. G. Nichols
Lower Plains
Samuel Scott and Sons
Richard and Elmo
Audry Knowlton
New Marshfield
Arthur Coon
Charles Fitzer
Athens
Surprise 35 Birthday Party For Mrs Herman
Thirty five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herman in Columbus to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Herman formerly Ruth Sweazy. The surprise dinner featured two large birthday cakes from Mrs. Sweazy and Mrs. Kellenbarger. Gifts and greetings were exchanged with numerous attendees listed from Chauncey, Columbus and Logan.
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Chauncey
Harry Herman
Columbus
Logan
Herman
Melvin Sweazy
Dorothy Mae
Melvin
Lois Ann
Jack Fridley
Maxine
Earlene
Jay
Virginia
Charles Martin
Roberta
Robert
Harold
Gerald
John Sweazy
Helen
Paul Sweazy
Paul Edward
All of Columbus
Cleo Kellenbarger
Mary Margaret
L. L. Sweazy
Lee Martin
Bobby
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Local social notes list visits across Chauncey Millfield Chauncey and Lower Plains with families from New Marshfield Athens Ripley and Columbus. An entry notes Johann Gutenberg as an early printer not first inventor of printing press.
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Johann Gutenberg
Marshfield Latin Club Meets at Waterloo High School
The March Latin Club gathering at Waterloo High School featured a reading from Last Day's of Pompeii by Eileen Luster, with contests won by Dorothy Hunter and Billy Mulpas. Guests included Mildred Estep, Elsie Stright, Clara Withers, Ruby Mace, and others.
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New Marshfield
Latin Club
Waterloo High School
Pompeii
Eileen Luster
Dorothy Hunter
Billy Mulpas
Marjorie Lowry
Mildred Estep
Elsie Stright
Clara Withers
Ruby Mace
Delores Trout
Nelle McVey
Billy Mulp
Charles
William
Raymond Erwin
Lancaster
A. B. Cundiff
Graydon
Ruth
Paul Hunter
Chicago
Lester McVey
Ralph Six
CCC
Idaho
Ransdall Russell
Oregon
Birthday fete honors Ila Young at Chauncey home
Mr and Mrs Mit zar Young hosted a Monday night party for daughter Ila's birthday. Gifts were exchanged and 18 guests enjoyed ice cream and cake at the residence.
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Chauncey
Mitzar Young
Iila
Chauncey Tippett Hosts Dinner for In Laws 30th Anniversary
Chauncey and Mrs. Carroll Tippett entertained at six o'clock Saturday night with an elegant dinner honoring Mrs. Herbert Mingus and Mr. Mingus of Millfield who were observing their 30th wedding anniversary. Their son Gordon Mingus attended.
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Chauncey
Emmett Dowler
Gallstone
A. L. Totman
Chesterhill
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Carroll Tippett
Mingus
Orris Swartz
Myrtle
Lottridge
Lizzie Hick
Walter
New Marshfield
Harry Moore
Lower Plains
Floyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
Jacob Ludwig
Ripley
W. Va
Jess Dicken
Fay Isabel
W. E. Dicken
Zion
Christine McGraner
Marilyn
Pauline Potts
Gerald McHarg
Wilma
Columbus
McGraner
Dorothy Oakley
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Pres. A. L
Marshfield News
America
Mrs. Lautz
Cooking
Jim Josten
U-See Beverages
Pepsi-Cola
Mgr
Columbus & Southern
Ohio
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