Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Plan Band Camp Meeting
The Chauncey Dover Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the band room to finalize band camp plans. Mothers interested in assisting for band camp are asked to call 2931.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
10
The Chauncey Dover Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the band room to finalize band camp plans. Mothers interested in assisting for band camp are asked to call 2931.
A July 4 picnic at Lake Burr Oak drew families including Mr and Mrs James Smith with Barbara and Larry, Mr and Mrs Roy Harden and Mark of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs James Wolfe and Jeannette of Girard, Mr and Mrs John Schoonover, Mrs Jean Ball, Darlene, Debbie, and Brian Smith.
The Bank of Athens N B A in Ohio filed a June 6 1957 report with the Comptroller of the Currency. It lists total assets of 6 434 588 76 and total deposits of 5 780 143 17 with capital accounts of 250 000 00 and substantial holdings in government obligations and other securities.
Chartered as No 7744 this report of condition presents assets liabilities and memoranda for Athens National Bank of Athens Ohio as of July 3 1957. It lists cash items in process of collection United States Government obligations state and local bonds loans and discounts bank premises deposits and other liabilities totaling 5450588.76 with reserves and memoranda noted by cashier C L Beaty and notary L G Worstell Jr.
Chauncey residents report the annual Gillespie reunion held at the Ben Simpkins farm. Attendees from Millfield and nearby towns enjoyed a picnic dinner by the farm lake and shared visits with relatives and friends across several households.
The Hamer family reunion gathered at the Chauncey residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamer. Honored guest Bill Hamer, on leave from Georgia, will report to Newfoundland. Attendees included Faye Hamer, Wayne, William James, Cledith Carsey and children, Gean Hamer, Nellie Nickerson, Sue Six, all of Athens, Orville Heightland family, William Irvin family of Columbus, and Stephen and Rodger Hamer. The afternoon was spent at Lake Burr Oak.
Mrs. Jessie Fulton of Millfield will entertain the Needle Club Thursday evening, inviting members for a social gathering and stitching chat.
A Wednesday Trout reunion and picnic celebrated Harry Trout's sister Mrs. Mae Livin good of Pekin Illinois. An old fashioned meal was served at the cabin of Floyd Trout on Robinette Ridge with many Trout relatives present from Barberton Athens Chauncey and Chauncey.
Chauncey and family from Columbus vacationed with Floyd Werner and Vernon Sewell kin in Willoughby. C Stout and aunt from Akron visited Frances Howard and Jessie Fulton. Charles Tippie and son Danny from New York City joined John Tippie and son Gary of Athens visiting Charles Tippie and Steve Johnson families. Leonard Lenigar also hosted guests.
George Gallipolis, a resident of Route 2, was admitted to Holzer Hospital Saturday with a fractured back from a fall while repairing his roof. The accident occurred as he was on the roof of his home.
Legal notice in Athens County Ohio Probate Court case 22943 concerns the sale of real estate interests owned by Thomas Joyce deceased. John F Newcomb as administrator seeks court order to sell parcels in Canan. Township and Detroit in Canaan Township to pay debts. heirs unknown must answer by July 27, 1957.
Okey Melvin Byers 80 of Racine died this morning in Meigs General hospital Pomeroy. Born December 27 1876 he was the son of Joseph A and Margaret Holmes Byers. Survived by brothers Ray Frank and Waldo. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Bethlehem Baptist church Great Bend with Rev Wesley Jenkins. Burial Bethlehem Great Bend cemetery. Friends may call Rawlings Coates funeral home until 1 pm Wednesday.
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