Chauncey Church News and Local Parish Notes
Local church listings include Chauncey Church of God Raymond Pidcock and Chauncey Methodist with Sunday school times 9:30 and 9:30 a.m. worship at 10:30 and 7:30 p.m. plus Wednesday services. Other area churches list ministers Helen Tatman Hiram Mingus and Wetherill with varied service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Clarence Way
Wanundine P.m
Pilgrim Holiness
Raymond Pidcock
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Sand Ridge
Hiram Mingus
Church of Christ Parish
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist
Wetherill
Ladies Aid
Millfield
Mr. Wetherill
Chauncey Personal Notices Include Local Visits and Illnesses
Chauncey society column lists weekend guests from Newark Willoughby Columbus Glouster and Kenton. Entries note hospitalizations for Mrs Mabel Sisson and Mr W E Bolen after strokes at Sheltering Arms Hospital and Albany Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierce
Newark
Mike Kranyik
Tommy
William Sherwood
Willoughby
Robert Cochran
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Minnie Palmer
Columbus
Glendon Palmer
Gene Bryson
Kenton
Harry Powell
Delaware
Robert Harold Longwell
John Dean
Millfield
Leo Osky
Glouster
J. Sammons
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
Elizabeth Robinett
Alva Dailey
Lizzie Canter
Delbert Bodkins
Chauncey
W. E. Bolen
Albany
Bolen
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Valentine Luncheon Noted at Athens Home
Mrs. Viola Sanders hosted the Millfield Needle Club at her Athens residence for a Valentine themed luncheon. Guests included Olive Brookins Nellie Brookins Kathern McDaniel Donna Thomas Mabel Sisson Elizabeth Patton and Elizabeth Robinett in a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Viola Sanders
Millfield Needle Club
Athens
Valentine
Olive Brookins
Nellie Brookins
Kathern McDaniel
Donna Thomas
Mabel Sisson
Elizabeth Patton
Elizabeth Robinett
Sled Rider Suffers Leg Break Near Chauncey
Roger Wicks, a Chauncey-Dover High School junior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Wicks, broke his leg in four places while sled riding near his Beaumont home Sunday. He underwent major surgery Thursday at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Roger Wicks
Pearly Wicks
Chauncey-Dover High School
Beaumont
Wicks
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Valentine party brings youth groups together at Taylor Ridge
Miss Carol Smith hosted a Valentine party for the Taylor Ridge and Green's Run Church of Christ youth fellowships at her home. Winners at games included Ruth Ann Hanley Betty Toury Roberta Murray and Phyllis Bulstrom with Miss Murray taking the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Carol Smith
Morristown Mor holiness prayer meeting Friday
The Morristown Holiness Church holds a prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney with Miss Garnet Aten as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Community church groups gather in Athens area notices
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Melvin Grimm with devotions led by Mrs. Alice Capehart. The Syracuse PTA heard a message from national president Mrs. Lucille P Leonard and raised funds for playground equipment. A new Oriental Missionary Society organized by Ira Mae Young held its first meeting. Various church classes and missions met, with programs led by Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. Pearl McBride. The Presbyterian church ordained deaconesses and hosted family night and a spiritual film. Several local families hosted gatherings and visitors across Athens and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
WSCS
Methodist Church
Melvin Grimm
Alice Capehart
John Sauvage
Luther Friend
Freda Fields
William Francis
Carl Weese
India
William Houdashelt
Dana Winebrenne
Zwilling
Crow, Jr
William Eichinger
Herbert Parker
Chester
Sma Ible
Dan Rizer
Phyllis Ihle
Letha Morris
Fred Geogiein
Lawrence Rose
Robert Harden
Grace Osler
Lowell Wingett
Wanda Roush
Pta
Pearl McBride
iNliam Eichinger
Elma Shie
Willard van Meter
Oliver Sayre
Morris
Googlein
George Schneider
Dale Teaford
Oriental Missionary Society
Ira
Mae Young
John Bowen
Melvin Grim
Dana Hysell
Star Class and Missionary Society
Thomas Clark
McBride
Nazarene Church
Clark
Albert Duckworth
Earl Nease
James Quick
Orville Slack
Presbyterian Church
Howard Ruppert
Ruppelt
Earl Zerkle
Curt Lallance
Edison Guinther
Morris Harden
Mark Duerr
Tom Roach
Mason
Marie Francis
Raymond Francis
West Columbia
Ernest Duffy
Gilbert Sinclair
Sinclair
Susan Lee
Henry Kaptina
Pomeroy
Nettie Meeks
Jackie Lee
E. S. Mills
Or. Patterson
Rutland
Lenora Campbell
Cleveland
Bill Stobert
Columbus
Herbert Stobert
Holzer Hospital
Leona Winebrenner
Marietta
Charles Winebrenner
Ptm Ge Gue
Bargain Newsprint Fashion Items Offer Value
Vintage sale notes list a selection of ladies undergarments and accessories. Items include a Sweetheart self lift mirror tray with multicolor upholstery, nylon embroidery lingerie in white sizes 32 to 40, and four section cups. Also offered are all wool gloves and mittens for ladies and children, and a Classic Shirt in print broadcloth with horse and gy checks. Prices are predominantly 1.00 with two for 1.50 on some gloves.
Drapery and Linen Sale Notes
A garbled sale notice lists drapes with color choices gold green rose and full length Turkish towels. Mentions sizes like 1000 large 20040 inch, solid color cloth, pillow cases 3 for 1, scarves and sheets described as first-mustin with beds and scarions.
Percale assortment with varied styles and colors
Offer on children and adults Percale items in assorted prints and colors from sizes 3 to 12. Promotion details include 2 for 3.00 pricing. Limited quantities and store availability may apply.
Matching pillow cases offered in muslin by the yard
A store advertises 190 thread count muslin pillow cases. Each case priced at 49 cents.
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Chauncey Church News
Sedoseph
Fred Olbers
Mary, Mildred
Bob Strubble
Bassmore
Jack Vore
Oakdale
Robert Runyon
William Bulstrum
Mrs
Carl Welling
Lun
Gevattt
Loyal Walker
Athens Messenger
Ers Zwilling
Weemans Snan
Syracuse Pta
Lucille P Leonard
Fred Crow. Jr
T'S
Girl Scout
Cookie Time
Dollar Day Values
Faille
Cannon Towels
Indiana
Steven
Youth Center Values
Mic Teleoom
Birds Eye
Smash Values
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