Radio Unit Installed In Chauncey Police Car
The Chauncey police car received a radio unit on purchase order and it is now in operation with the Athens city police and Athens County sheriff. The unit aids rapid communication in emergencies, including mutual aid fire response. Contributions of $5 each from multiple officials and residents were applied toward the $275 total cost, with $225 still to be covered from the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Athens City Police
Athens County Sheriff
Athens
Athens Fire Department
E. McCafferty
C. J. Tippett
A. J. Jackson
Art Smith
Guy Brookins
John Smart
Charles Watiey
Bob Cochran
Harve Courtney
Marshal Clifford Banfield
Carnival At School Planned In Millfield Community
Millfield Home and School Organization officers and teachers met at Mrs. Helen Sanders home to plan the school carnival set for April 29. Committees named for fundraising include East Millfield West Millfield Oregon Ridge Sand Ridge Crescent Ridge Monsarrat Truetown with chairwomen and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Helen Sanders
East Millfield
Naomi Patterson
John Jackson
West Millfield
Virginia Kozma
Ethel Gould
Oregon Ridge
Hubert Nye
Sand Ridge
Carl Karns
Tom Karns
Crescent Ridge
Dora Werner
Monsarrat
Ralph Sawyer
Frances Nogrady
Truetown
Eleanor Kimhbal
Wisconsin Returns to U.S. From Korean Battle Zone
After four months in the Korean combat area the battleship Wisconsin is returning to the United States. Parney Brunton of Glouster serves aboard and is the son of Mr and Mrs James Brunton of Glouster Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wisconsin
Parney Brunton
United States
Navy
Brunton
James Brunton
Latin Club Picnic Plans Highlight Rome Founding
Chauncey-Dover High School Latin Club met with a Rome founding theme and an imaginary history tour led by Emily Sams. Members Barbara Hanning Ann Roberts Barbara Kidd Alfred Deal acted, cookies were by June Hammond Norma Willis, punch by Grace Anne Crabtree Patty Nogrady Janis Davis, and a May senior memorial picnic was decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Rome
B. C
Emily Sams
Barbara Hanning
Ann Roberts
Barbara Kidd
Alfred Deal
June Hammond
Norma Willis
Grace Anne Crabtree
Patty Nogrady
Janis Davis
Patty Ley
Patty Howard
Barbara Ryan
Dick Jackson
Carolyn Heffken
Barbara Sams
Carol Sams
Jo Anne Lewis
Civil War Relics Held by Seldon Jackson in Chauncey
Prized Civil War mementos belong to Seldon Jackson of Lexington Ave Chauncey and trace to his father Andrew Jackson of Sand Ridge. The elder Jackson, a 75th Ohio Infantry veteran, brought home a torn regiment flag from Gettysburg along with two muskets and carved rings. He earned a U S Government gallantry medal years ago and carved a pipe and later acquired a confiscated South war violin. Five of seven children survive including Seldon Charles of Ocala Florida and daughters Rose Poling Athens and Dona Schoonover Chauncey Ide Tippett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Seldon Jackson
Lexington Ave
Andrew Jackson
Sand Ridge
75Th
Ohio Infantry
Gettysburg
New York City
U. S
Seldon
South
Charles
Ocala
Fia
Rose Poling
Athens
Dona Schoonover
Ide Tippett
Dinner Honors 25th Anniversary At Blue Sunoco
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs Charles Swartz attended a dinner in Marietta at the LaFayette Hotel celebrating the 25th anniversary of Blue Sunoco gasoline. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs James Andrews and Dayton guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Russell
Frank Carey
Linda Lou
Connie Jean
Dayton
Cavey
Vera White
James Andrews
Noble Grands Club Meets in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville met at Mrs Captalin Roberts home Friday. Readings included King in the Milkweeds and Our Homestead. Guests were Bertha Lee Mayme Cominsky Sarah McHenry Lara McCaskey Gladys Kempton Corda Whetstone Bessie Whetstone and Sandy Lee. Prizes went to Whetstone and Cominsky with consolations to Rambo Grimm and McHenry. May meeting set at Mrs Mayme Cominsky home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Captalin Roberts
King
Bratka
Mra Brown
Mayme Cominsky
Sarah McHenry
Lara McCaskey
Gladys Kempton
Corda Whetstone
Bessie Whetstone
Sandy Lee
Electa Grimm
Melba Brown
Hettie Rambo
Lena Bratka
Maude Davis
Ida Brooks
Roberts
Prozes
Whetstone
Cominsky
Rambo
Grimm
McHenry
Immediate Payment Ordered for Delinquent Water Bills
At a recent meeting of the present and preceding Boards of Affairs with the Village Council a discussion on delinquent water and water tap bills led to a decision. Water service will be discontinued May 1 if those with delinquent bills do not arrange prompt payment.
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Chauncey
Group Entertained At Collins Home
Mr and Mrs John Collins entertained a group of boys at their W Main Street home Cards were played and refreshments were served to Pvt John T Butsko Bill Cline Dick and Eddie Collins Mike Keasey Pete Watkins Jack Canter Ira Cunningham Sm Terrance Cunningham and Cpl Steve Erdy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Collins
W. Main St
John T. Butsko
Bill Cline
Eddie Collins
Mike Keasey
Pete Watkins
Jack Canter
Ira Cunningham
Terrance Cunningham
Cpl
Steve Erdy
West Columbia Visitor Notes Across Several Families
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlinger of Broadrun. Donna Ohlinger called on Mr. and Mrs. Pat McDaniel of Mason City. Delbert Stover of Point Pleasant visited Ben C. Roush. Bob Rutherford of Gallipolis stopped by Mr. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Young visited Mrs. William Young of New Haven. Paul Blessing of Point Pleasant visited Mrs. Lizzie Stewart. Mrs. Bob Stewart of Mason City was guest of Mrs. Alburis Young. Mrs. Clyde Barnett was a visitor here. Helen E. Roush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Charles Ohlinger
Henry Ohlinger
Broadrun
Donna Ohlinger
Pat McDaniel
Mason City
Delbert Stover
Point Pleasant
Ben C. Roush
Bob Rutherford
Gallipolis
Roush
Billy Young
New Haven
William Young
Paul Blessing
Lizzie Stewart
Bob Stewart
Alburtis Young
Clyde Barnett
Helen E. Roush
Son Feted On Birthday At Party For Gary Wayne Harry
Mrs. Ed Harry hosted a birthday party Sunday for Gary Wayne Harry marking his 10th birthday. Guests joined in games and songs around a cake with ten candles, prizes went to Roberta Nott Johnny Moore and David Maxwell, and many attendees received refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ed Harry
Ard
Gary Wayne Harry
Gary
Roberta Nott
Johnny Moore
David Maxwell
Carol Christman
Linda Doughty
Barbara Craig
Elizabeth Ann Clifford
Helen Jane Yount
Jerry Wright
Marjorie Morgan
Jimmie Hartley
Chester Mohler
Earl McKee
Carolyn
Peggy Harry
Jerry Loomis
Katheryn Ann Norris
Raymond Maxwell
Blanche Buchman
Carol Buchman
VFW to Install New Officers in Jacksonville
Joint installation ceremonies for VFW Post 9866 and the Auxiliary set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Post home Jacksonville Clara Pinney district president will install the Auxiliary officers M O Ginnan post commander will serve as installing officer A dinner will be served after the ceremonies
Church Class to Elect Officers in Glouster
Glouster Methodist Sunday school Priscilla Class will host a Friday 6 30 pm pot luck at Mrs Mildred Davis home on Spring Street. Dessert and coffee will be furnished. Mrs Leona Hall class president announces officer elections at the meeting. Trimble Grange also plans a Saturday meeting at the Grange home followed by a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ Bible School
Edwin Carpenter
Spring St
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Mable Hiles
High St
Allie Taylor
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Sunday School
Mildred Davis
Leona Hall
Grange
Glouster Trimble Grange
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U.S
Hartley
Latin Club
Hanna Green
Kittle Auto Supply
Malta
Comfort
Summerettes
Bowman’s Cake
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Wis
Charles Swartz
Marietta
Luckoff
Ballerinas
Oxfords
Glouster, Ohio
Collins Home
Space Maker Refrigerator
Trey
Olumbus & Southern Ohio Electric CO
Dealer Electric
VFW
S. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Milas
Berkley
Mystic Foam
Ae Vale
ACE Elastic
Act
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