Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Local Family Activity
Chauncey social notes record a homeward Camping trip by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Adkins and sons Rodney and Bill. A2C Oscar B Adkins, son of the Adkins, graduated June 22 with a 93 in Radio Intercept Analysis Specialist Course and is named honor graduate. He will serve in Japan for two years. The piece also lists visits by Mrs. Martha Bullock to Columbus, the Altier and Sayre families visiting Newark and Albany, and Stephanie Sapp’s return home from Children’s Hospital Columbus. GLOUSTER Chit Chat Club met at Bishopville with Cynthia Phillips Ruth Christman hosting. Jody Moore Glenna Gamwell directed entertainment. door prize Arlene Andrews hostess gift Jayne Faires. 11 members served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Adkins
Rodney
Bill
Oscar B. Adkins
Lewis J. Adkins
Adkins
Japan
Martha Bullock
Charles
Clarey
Columbus
Paul Altier
Marilyn
Glouster
Cynthia Phillips
Ruth Christman
Phillips
Bishopville
Jody Moore
Glenna Gamwell
Arlene Andrews
Jayne Faires
Tuppers Plains Personals and Bible School Update
Residents and visitors from Racine Florida New York Alabama and Ohio gathered in Tuppers Plains for visits and a birthday picnic at Guysville Park. A weeklong Bible School for Methodist and Nazarene churches runs through July 16 with Mrs Helen Zumbro directing at the Nazarene Church.
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Chesterhill — Bible School
Methodist and Nazarene
The
Nazarene Church
Helen Zumbro
Ten Perry drilling reports in Monroe and surrounding townships
Ohio Oil and Gas Association scout notes ten new Perry County drilling operations. John F. Altier drills two wells on Monroe Township leases at 1200 feet on the Neil Clark farm and near depth on the Dale Quester land. Other activity includes Fayette Drilling Co and Galion Prospectors nearing 1500 feet, and multiple wells in Pike Township Reading Township Monday Creek and Little Lime areas with various lessees and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
John F. Altier
Monroe
Neil Clark
Dale Quester
Fayette Drilling Co
Worley Weaver
Galion
W. Weaver
Pike
Clinton
Wm. Appleman
E. M. Knoblach
B. E. Jacobs
R. L. Lewis
Monday Creek
Daniel E. Beougher
J. C. and
M. Stamper
Descendants of DeLongs Hold Fifth Annual Reunion
Chauncey Logan area descendants of Frank and Lottie DeLong gathered at Rachelmacher Park in Logan for the fifth annual reunion. Numerous DeLong relatives from Dayton Columbus Nelsonville Buchtel Millfield and Chauncey shared in the day with relatives listed among attendees. A Bower sock reunion is planned for Sunday at Rock House with a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank
Lottie DeLong
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Delbert P. DeLong
Mary
Diana
Bobbie Phillips
Marsha
Linda
Frankie
Connie
John Cox
John Jr
Dayton
Max Jones
Tommy
Mike
Teddy
John
Sharon Barnhart
New Carlisle
Delbert T. DeLong
Natalie
Larry
Roosevelt Hughes
Charlotte Kinnison
Nancy
Leonard
Sam
Nelsonville
A. T. DeLong
Joe Wagoner
Jean Meek
Tom
Buchtel
Walter Staley
Fred
Emma
Ann Russell
Millfield
Mike Coe
Carbon Hill
Chauncey — the Bowersock
Rock House
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Chauncey Social Notes
Maynard Sayre
Lloyd Sayre
Steve and
Scott Bellville
Ironton
Orland Sayre
Athens
al Aabal
Fountain of Water
Buckeye
Buckeye Mart
Breezemaker
Proctor
Freezer
Bakemaster
Ogre Rain Landers
Dacron
Tuppers Plains
Evelyn Brickles
Freeland Norris
Florence Adams
Marilyn Powell
Margie Graham
Roy Schuler
Racine
Jack Weatherman
W. H Smothers
Ft. Myers
Fla
Leo Gene Hawkins
Goshen
N. Y
John Arbaugh
Dennard
Nich
Ols
Clarence Nichols
Eulah Swan
Harry Swan
Long Bottom
Shirley Swan
Lawrence Balser
Pamela
Mr. Balser
Alice Balser
Letart Falls
Jack Ables
Apple Grove
Guysville Park
Estel Johnson
Susan
Clovie Brown
Martha Ray
Verner Adkins
Bruce Adkins
Crown City
Martin Mollahan
William Corns
Richard Corns
Winchester
Kenneth Grifith
Wayne Brickles
Emmett Heiney
White’s Chapel
Perry Drillings
DeLongs
Chauncey Church of Christ
Trimble Church of Christ
Ocle Sharps
West Union Street
Chase & Sanborn Instant
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