Chauncey Residents Attend Millfield Council Meeting
Millfield area farm bureau council members and families met at the Athens Grange Hall Monday night. Officers elected included Carl House as president Eddie Seamons as vice president and Kathleen Seamons as secretary. Dale Mosier named discussion leader and Clara Thiesen elected delegate to the County Farm and Home meetings. refreshments served to 35. attendees listed include the Theisen Powells Kaslers and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Farm Bureau Council
Athens Grange Hall
Carl House
Eddie Seamons
Kathleen Seamons
Dale Mosier
Clara Thiesen
Millfield
John Theisen
Phillip Powell
Phyllis
Don Kasler
Ronald
Patient Abe Bell Recovers at Millfield Home
Chauncey Abe Bell, long ill at his Millfield residence, is reported to be recovering.
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Chauncey
Abe Bell
Millfield
Wallace Home Scene Of Millfield Church Class Meeting
Chauncey Loyal Live Wire Class of the Millfield Church of Christ met at Patty Wallace home with Caro lyn Hillen presiding. Barbara Willis reported secretary and Norma Willis treasurer. Violet Mae Theisen led program and arranged games. Pete McDaniel attended. Members listed include Violet Theisen Isabelle Freeman Barbara Willis Carolyn Heffken Norma Willis Patty Wallace Frances Wallace. Next meeting Feb 21 at Isabelle Freeman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Patty Wallace
Carolyn Hillen
Barbara Willis
Norma Willis
Violet Mae Theisen
Pete McDaniel
Myrtle Wilcox
Edith Mc Daniel
Violet Theisen
Isabelle Freeman
Carolyn Heffken
Frances Wallace
Former Glouster Man Robust at 99 Years
In a letter to Lenora Eddy of Westerville, O. E. Eddy at 99 reports good health and mobility. Once a Glouster resident, he and his family later moved to Columbus about 35 years ago, with occasional days of feeling less well.
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Glouster
Lenora Eddy
Westerville
O. E. Eddy
Eddys
Columbus
Haybron Family Guests Spend Weekend in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Oscar Haybron and grandson Benny Matheny of Nelsonville visited Millfield for the weekend staying with Mr and Mrs Charles Jr The trip featured a family reunion with local hospitality and travel from Nelsonville joining Millfield residents.
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Chauncey
Oscar Haybron
Benny Matheny
Nelsonville
Millfield
Uests
Charles Jr
Millfield Hostess Welcomes G G Euchre Club
Mrs Carl Moody of Millfield hosted a G G Euchre Club gathering at her home with two tables. Frances Wallace won high score, Clara Theisen was second, Florence Pyle was low. Guest prizes went to Minnie Willis and Hazel Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Carl Moody
Millfield
G.G. Euchre Club
Frances Wallace
Clara Theisen
Florence Pyle
Minnie Willis
Hazel Mills
Chauncey Dover High Senior Class Party Report
Chauncey Dover High School seniors held a gym party last Thursday planned by student committees led by president Bob Freeman. The event featured games square dancing and pot luck refreshments with faculty chaperones including Mr and Mrs Ted Ryder Miss Jackson Mrs Christine Brown and sponsors Mrs Ruth Bell and George Christman. The senior group listed attendees and supporters and noted funds raised for a Washington trip this May with ongoing fundraising through candy and pop sales at noon in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Bob Freeman
Ted Ryder
Miss Jackson
Christine Brown
Ruth Bell
George Christman
Barbara Canter
Terry Cunningham
Mae Crabtree
Faye Crabtree
Shirley Russell
Crip Bricker
Bill Napper
Kenneth Davis
Bonnie Keirns
Carolyn Hillen
Violet Theisen
Jack Smith
Orville Crabtree
Maxine Moore
Howard Pennell
Junior Courtney
Ike Staley
Elaine McKibben
Washington
Creek Stops Rising After Rain Lifts at Route 13
Creek stopped rising Tuesday night before it blocked traffic on Route 13 near College Hill, coming within about a foot of the highway. Two inches of rain fell over two days, but rainfall arrived slowly, avoiding a flood. The temperature dipped to 30 degrees Tuesday night, rose to 50 Wednesday, then fell to 34 by 9:30 p.m.
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Sunday Creek
Brother Undergoes Surgery in Zanesville
Mrs. Clifford Banfield of Chauncey traveled to Shawnee over the weekend due to her brother Elmer G. Phillips illness. Phillips underwent major surgery at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville and is reported in favorable condition. He was accompanied to the hospital by his wife Ordelia and Mrs. Banfield.
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Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Shawnee
Elmer G. Phillips
Albany team to confer third and fourth degrees at Trimble Grange
Herman Jones, master of Trimble Grange, announced a degree team from Albany will confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates at the February 19 meeting. He urged all eligible members who have not yet received the work to attend.
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Glouster
Herman Jones
Trimble Grange
Albany
First Christian Church group attends Chauncey services
A group from the First Christian Church Athens attended special services led by Dr. Lester King at the Chauncey Church of Christ Tuesday night.
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Chauncey
First Christian Church
Athens
Lester King
Church of Christ
CLASS TO MEET GLOUSTER
The Willing Workers Class Circle No. 1 of the Methodist Church will meet in the church social rooms Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Glouster
Circle No. 1
The
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set at Odd Fellows Hall
Glouster Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will convene in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7 30 p m. After the business session a luncheon will follow in the hall.
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Glouster—Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Priscilla Class to Meet at Guinther Home
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. C. F. Guinther’s Madison Street home Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Priscilla
Glouster
The
Methodist Church
C. F. Guinther
Madison St
Cousins Visit Mrs. Adda Koons in Millfield
Mrs Adda Koons of Athens stayed with her cousins Mr and Mrs Daniel Fulton in Millfield on Sunday visiting relatives and touring the area.
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Chauncey
Adda Koons
Athens
Millfield
Daniel Fulton
Circle Rainbows Seen From Air Often Complete Circles
A rainbow appears as an arc from the ground yet is a full circle in reality and observers in an airplane can witness the complete circle.
Concealed in Boots
A Britannica entry explains the term bootlegger comes from early liquor sellers who hid alcohol in boot legs, illustrating Prohibition era customs and slang.
Meeting of the Hattie Jackson Guild Girls Held
Mrs. Mary Burgess presided at the First Baptist Church meeting on February 9. Patty Harding serves as president. Plans were set for the local unit to participate in the Missionary Institute program in Rendville on February 20.
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Glouster
Mary Burgess
Hattie Jackson Guild
First Baptist Church
Patty Harding
The
Missionary Institute
Rendville
Mrs. Iva Wharff Dies at 90 in Trimble
GLOUSTER Mrs Iva Thompson Wharff 90 died at the home of Mr and Mrs Sidney McGlaughlin at 1 pm Wednesday after months of illness She was born in Washington County last of 18 children and lived 40 years in Trimble where she was a Church member Survivors include three sons Harvey Fred Clyde and two daughters Essie Cairelli and Iva Snelly Columbus Funeral services will be at 2 PM Saturday in the Trimble Church of Christ with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating Burial is in Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call at John H Blower funeral home before the service.
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Glouster
Iva Thompson Wharff
Sidney MecGlaughlin
Washington County
Phillip
Rebecca Nice
Trimble
Church of Christ
Harvey
Dayton
Fred
Akron
Clyde
Pennsylvania
Essie Cairelli
Iva Snelly Columbus
Trimble Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
John 8. Blower
Dinner Plans For Masonic Lodge Father And Son Banquet
Plans advance for Bishopville Masonic Lodge annual father and son banquet on February 24 at 7 30 p m. Each Master Mason may bring a son or an adopted son as guest as a program is prepared for the event.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Youth in Charge of Church Services at Glouster
The Methodist Youth Fellowship directed the evening service at Glouster Methodist Church. The program theme was Jesus Way, Our Way. Participants included John Dunnett, Gary Hughes, Jane Meyer, Mary Dunlap, Judy Vernon, Helen Cole, Sharon Gamwell, Sondra Rose, Mrs. Donna Christman, Charles Zimmer, Jim Franklin, Wayne Davis, and David Byers.
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Glouster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glouster Methodist
John Dunnett
Gary Hughes
Jane Meyer
Mary Dunlap
Judy Vernon
Helen Cole
Sharon Gamwell
Sondra Rose
Donna Christman
Charles Zimmer
Jim Franklin
Wayne Davis
David Byers
Vacationers Return from Miami Holiday Break
Howard Antle and Clitus Stoecklein came back Friday after two weeks in Miami Florida. Mr and Mrs Frank Darling Jr of Richmond Kentucky visited relatives in this city and Mr and Mrs John Booth of Corning. Jack Seiler employed in Canton returned for the weekend with his wife and daughter Mary Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Antle
Clitus Stoecklein
Miami
Fla
Frank Darling, Jr
Richmond
Frank Darling
John Booth
Corning
Jack Seiler
Canton
Mary Lynn
Chit Chat Club Elects Officers At Friday Meeting
The Chit Chat Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Rita Seiler's home. Pat Faires was elected president and Vera Meade secretary treasurer. Refreshments served to Donna McGee Pat Faires Glenna Gamwell Lela McAllister Vere Meade and Jody Moore. Absent were Cynthia Phillips Louise Anderson and Margaret Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rita Seiler
Pat Faires
Vera Meade
Donna McGee
Glenna Gamwell
Lela McAllister
Vere Meade
Jody Moore
Cynthia Phillips
Louise Anderson
Margaret Morris
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