Birthday Party Held For Don Richardson
Chauncey August 9 Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson entertained 15 friends of their son Don for his seventh birthday. Games were played with prizes won by Steve Skinner and Steve Schoonover. Others present included Dennis and Sharon Meredith Jeff and Pam Leniger Karen and Sandy Coon Peggy Lester Dianna and Carol Brown Sharon Cheryl and Linda Scott Jeff and Steve Schoonover and Lois Ann Don’s sister.
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Chauncey
Charles Richardson
Don
Steve Skinner
Steve Schoonover
Dennis
Sharon Meredith
Jeff
Pam Leniger
Karen
Sandy Coon
Peggy Lester
Dianna
Carol Brown
Sharon
Cheryl
Linda Scott
Lois Ann
Girl Scouts to Meet Chauncey at East Millfield School
The Millfield Girl Scouts will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at East Millfield School. Scouts should bring their registration money to this meeting.
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Chauncey
Millfield
East Millfield School
Chauncey Area Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Travel
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Paul Vercoe and son Jeff of Westerville visited Mrs Keith Leiber Chauncey and Mrs Mary Vercoe Athens over the weekend. Hazel Perry has returned from Cleveland after being there for the death of her nephew William Powers. Wilbur Sharp and daughter Mavis vacationed with son-in-law and sister Richard Line Jacksonville Fla Mavis stayed longer with her sister and the Sharps visited Elmer and Charlie Morris Jackson. Ronald Cline and children Brad and Pamela plus Frances Wallace and George Cline visited Mr and Mrs Jerry Cline Columbus. Floyd Wemer and son Hugh returned from a Columbus vacation. Carl Rhoads and family Dave Lewis and family and Floyd Wemer Jr and family are also noted. Sharon Meredith Monroe City Mo visits grandparents R H Meredith.
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Chauncey
Paul Vercoe
Jeff
Westerville
Keith Leiber
Mary Vercoe
Athens
Hazel Perry
Cleveland
William Powers
Wilbur Sharp
Mavis
Richard Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Morris
Ronald Cline
Brad
Pamela
Frances Wallace
George Cline
Jerry Cline
Columbus
Floyd Wemer
Hugh
Carl Rhoad
Dave Lewis
Sharon Meredith
Monroe City
R. H. Meredith
Oldest Maine Forest Fire Lookout Still In Use
The Squaw Mountain lookout station, Maine's oldest forest fire lookout, established in 1905, remains in operation today.
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Maine
Squaw Mountain
Old Timers Picnic Held at Trimble Church
The Ye Old Timers group met in Trimble Methodist Church basement with Rev. Fred Thorn giving the invocation and C. F. Danford presiding over a brief business session. New officers Nicknamed Mrs Esta Haskins as president and Mrs Elma Leadinghaus as secretary treasurer were elected. The first Sunday in October was set for the 1959 picnic with L R Gooding leading a short program and members delivering talks.
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Trimble
Trimble Methodist Church
Fred Thorn
C. F. Danford
Esta Haskins
Elma Leadinghaus
Basket Supper At Millfield Church In Glouster Park
About 50 attended the Millfield Christian church annual basket supper at Glouster Memorial Park on Sunday August 3. Rev. Gilbert Courtney and Rev. Hal Zug led vesper services at 6 30 p.m. Mrs. C N Sander was the organist.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Friendship Class Meeting Set by Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Friendship Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet in August at Mrs Don Henry’s home Wednesday at 7 30 p m Members should bring sales tax stamps
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Don Henry
Kiwanis Club to Sponsor Nursing Scholarship
Glouster Kiwanis Club approves funding for a Nurse's Training scholarship at Holzer General Hospital in Gallipolis. Miss Carolyn Conway, a 1958 Glouster High School graduate, passed the entrance test and will be eligible upon exam completion. Travel of a traveling gavel marks inter club meeting with Malta McConnelsville club.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Norbert Johnston
Malta- McConnelsville Kiwanis Club
Logan Club
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
H. W. Wagner
Dean Ferrell
John Lavel
F. E. Cady
Richard Guinther
Ohio Kiwanis
Portsmouth
Athens
Gallipolis
Board of Directors
Holzer General Hospital
Carolyn Conway
Glouster High School
Earich Family Reunion Held In Millfield
The 18th Earich reunion gathered August 10 at Adolph and wife’s Millfield home with 47 attendees. A buffet dinner followed by children’s games and prize awards. Marilyn Sue Abdella named youngest, and longtime couple Mr. and Mrs. Jim Earich of Athens were oldest. Officers elected: Rod Earich president, Dean Earich vice president, Juanita Earich secretary treasurer.
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Chauncey
Earich
Adolph Earich
Millfield
Marilyn Sue Abdella
Jim Earich
Athens
Rod Earich
Dean Earich
Juanita Earich
Norm F Earich
John Earich
Paul
Sim Earich
Warren
Marian Earich
Columbus
William Abdella
J. L. Earich
Alex Kozma
Evan Earich
Dawn Russell
Jack Earich
Hostess
Vaughn Earich
Trimble
Debbie Seiber Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Debbie Seiber honored on her seventh birthday with a Saturday swimming party at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. James Seiber. Refreshments included ice cream cake sandwiches koolaid for guests Carolyn Staten Greg Sorrells Pam Nicholson Walter Staten Jimmie Seiber Billy Joe Schoonover Mickie Terry Eddie Shields and several relatives from Westerville.
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Chauncey
Debbie Seiber
James Seiber
Carolyn Staten
Greg Sorrells
Pam Nicholson
Walter Staten
Jimmie Seiber
Billy Joe Schoonover
Mickie
Terry
Eddie Shields
Lewis Shields
Ruth Seiber
Homer Shields
Peggy Schoonover
Edna Vercoe
Jeffry Brent
Westerville
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Girl Scouts
Mr. Sharp
Mrs
Elmer Morris
Charlie Morris
Jackson
Belk
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Fasteeth
Mrs. Hubbard
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FBI
KODA
SAN Felice
DR. Scholl’s
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Veligo
San Francisco
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Mira
Austria
Switzerland
France
Germany
U.S
L. R. Gooding
Kiwanians
Bs Siar Hs An
Gilbert Courtney
Fred Wade
Clarence Sanders
Speed
L. R. Faires
Monocenirig
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