Chauncey-Dover Board Hires Five Teachers in June Session
The Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village Board of Education in its June meeting accepted one resignation and hired five instructors. Kathryn L. McCoy leaves instrumental music after 12 years. New hires include Willam R. Finnearty science coach, Patricia A. Yeage vocal music, Ernest Payne auto mechanics, Karen Johnson speech therapy, and Marilyn Sherlock English. The math vacancy remains unfilled. The board will inspect facilities, seek bids for janitorial supplies and typing-machine service, consider a new school bus, and apply for federal science guidance and testing programs for 1963-64.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Patricia A. Yeage
Ernest Payne
Karen Johnson
Marilyn Sherlock
Whites Entertain Farm Bureau Group
Mr and Mrs David White hosted a wiener roast at Trimble Township Memorial Park on Friday night for the Ames Bern Farm Bureau Council members. Afterward the group met at the Whites home to discuss developing sound Farm Bureau policies and preparing resolutions for state and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
David White
Trimble Township Memorial Park
Ames-Bern
White
Farm Bureau
Glouster Personal Visits With Family Across Nearby Cities
Glouster residents and relatives spent time visiting family across the region. Douglas and Mary Brown stayed with Lucy Palmer in Glouster after a Florida trip, while Leonard and wife returned from Chautauqua Lake. Cassie Vaughn visited Zanesville, and other locals hosted relatives in Columbus Newark and Columbus over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Brown
Walbridge
Florida
Lucy Palmer
Ovid Eberts
Howard Ferry
Leonard Dempsey
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
Canada
Thomas Dennison
Dayton
Ernest Gross
Martha Ann
Jimmy Dennison
Skip
Helen
Ann Dennison
Cassie Vaughn
Zanesville
Larry Vaughn
Sophia Nagle
Sam Nagle
Lee McDonald
Columbus
Ruth McDonald
Glouster
Robert Tuttle
Jeff Morrison
Francis Erwin
James Fitch
Newark
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens Area and Nearby Townships
A list of property transfers shows transfers in Athens County including Lots in Athens Township and additions in Briar wood Heights plus two tract transfers in Trimble and Alexander Townships. Several residents and ages are named with addresses and occupations. The notices cover parcels in Athens and surrounding towns and reference multiple individuals and one church transfer. A separate note mentions a Chit Chat Club meeting in Glouster on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Kenneth E. Quinn
Walter S. Snodgrass
A. W. Allom
Tucker
Athens
Gerald M. Kyle
E. Dale Mattmiller
Briarwood Heights
Jack Barry
Chauncey
Norbert W. Johnston
Glouster
Trimble
R. L. Morton
First Presbyterian Church of
Roy D. Radford
Albany
Fort F. Radcliffe
Athens Township
Larry D. Radford
Jane Schoenian
Jul
Chauncey Personal Visits and Local Notices
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives from Columbus Akron Dayton Xenia Athens and Can with gatherings at Lake Burr Oak and New Marshfield. Multiple families attended visits and the local Marine Ronald Brady received an honorable discharge after four years with overseas service in Hawaii Okinawa Japan and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Tippett
David
Susan
Columbus
Guy Brookins
Tippett
Carroll Tippett
Mr. Tippett
John Marcello
Maria
Lancaster
James Rodehaver
Connie
Kay
Lake Burr Oak
Clyde Kessinger
Akron
Norah
Ott Branham
Mike Erwin
Dayton
Branham
Rhoda Oliver
Clarence
Mabel Covert
Nile Covert
Arthur Smith, Jr
Jack Smith
Minnie Allen
Barberton
William Martin
Xenia
Ohio University
Athens
Norman Simpkins
Robert Gillespie
Gerald Willis
Robert Simpkins
Georgian Bay
Can
Barbara Staley
Russell Staley
Connie Perry
Southerton
Beauty Academy
Glouster
Ronald Brady
Jeff Morrison
U.S. Marines
Ronnie
Hawaii
Okinawa
Japan
Philippines
Japanese beetle menace reaches Athens area in full force
County Agricultural Agent Kenneth E. Ackerman reports invaders in Athens as Japanese beetles girdle lawns. The pests live 10 months underground as grubs feeding on grass roots and then attack roses, grapes, and over 200 other plants. Control tips include soil treatments with chlordane or aldrin and late summer sprays. traps are discouraged.
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Athens
Kenneth E. Ackerman
Ackerman
Tea Program at First Baptist Church Highlights Parham Family
Mrs Rose Parham led a Lemon Tea at the First Baptist Church on Sunday. A musical program opened with scripture by Mrs William Kaiser and included choruses by the Parham family and Brooks, a piano solo by William Parham HT, a vocal solo by Mrs Gladys Viney, a duet by Dr William M Parham Jr and Mrs Mary Lee Williams, with pianists Anna Mae Williams and William M Parham III. Mrs Ethel Riley attended.
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Willam R. Finnearty
AAA
Auto Club OF
Southern Ohio
Tel. LY
Foster
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Whites Entertain Farm Bureau Group
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
R. C. Cook
Wayne L. White
Evelyn Linscott
Athens County
John Niggemeyer
Juliet Myers
Otto Vaughn Sauters
Harland Story
Alexander Township
Omer G. Hines
Lewis W. Roberts
William H. Murphy, Jr
Judith M. Glass
Nelsonville
Merlin Howard Swart
Farmer
Barbara Jane Chafin
Arthur N. Johnson
Beverly Gail Fore
Ralph L. Pritchard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Catherine Elsie Whitlatch
Coolville
Ledgie Pl Sagraves
Betty J. Parry
Lewis D. Corwin
Vera Corwin
New Marshfield
Mildred Rogaski
June Sheridan
Stewart
Ohio
Richard Vogt
Tony Barkie
the Messenger
By James A. McGaw
K. T. Crossen
W. Union St
Site Lime
Joe Taer
The
Athens National Bank
Aid Minn
Banks
Craig Noble
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