Ex Carrier Remembers Early Sunday Trips
Two Chauncey born brothers once delivered The Messenger in the 1920s now work in mail service. Oswald Headley recalls delivering papers from Chauncey to about 100 residents and riding the street car to Athens for the job. His brothers Brice and Durward hold military and postal posts, with Brice a lieutenant colonel and MoA project officer, while their parents' lives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Messenger
Oswald Headley
Nelsonville-Athens
Myrtle Thompson
New Marshfield
Federal Post Office
Newark
Headley
Athens
Durward
Union Terminal
Cincinnati
Brice C. Headley
Air Force
Brice
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
University of Omaha
Charles E. Headley
Power Outages Planned in Columbus Area Sunday
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. will stage two about ten minute outages Sunday between 5 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. to replace switch gears at the Clark Street station. Affected areas include Court Street, Peach Ridge, Route 33 N, and Amesville as facilities are upgraded for a heavier load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Clark St
Court St
Peach Ridge
Route 33
Amesville
Dr John P Highlander Joins TV Study Group
Dr John P Highlander associate professor at Ohio University was named by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters to a special research committee. The NAEB study, funded by a government grant, aims to design a nationwide survey of educational radio and television personnel. Highlander traveled to Washington DC Thursday for initial meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Highlander
Ohio University
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
NAEB
Highlander
Washington, D. C
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. William Clench of Ath ens Route 5 and Karyl Tucker man of Athens. Discharged Robert Gibbs of Athens Pearl Bolin of Albany Fred Keirns of Millfield Route 1 and Emmett Copeland of Stewart Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clench
Athens
Karyl Tuckerman
Robert Gibbs
Pearl Bolin
Albany
Fred Keirns
Millfield
Emmett Copeland
Stewart
Police Cite Driver After Traffic Crash
John J. Hofsetter 21 of 771% N High St cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance after collision on S Congress St at 8 30 am Friday. His auto hit Janet Williamson 24 of The Plains at Cline Parking Lot entrance. Fire squad took Henry Southall 77 of Ripley W Va to Sheltering Arms Hospital from the bus station at 11 10 pm Thursday. He was returned after examination. Dunkle fined for intoxication in County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hofsetter
N. High St
S. Congress St
Janet Williamson
the Plains
Cline
Fire Department
Henry Southall
Ripley
W. Va
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Southall
Carl Leslie Dunkle
Millfield
Sheriff's
Demolay Chapter Councilor Named in Athens ceremony
Thomas G. Thompson will be installed as master councilor of Athens Chapter of DeMolay at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. He is a Athens High School graduate and Ohio University sophomore. The ceremony includes a full slate of officers and installing team with Paul Aikman as installing officer. The event is open to the public with post installation remarks and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Thompson
Athens
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Athens High School
Ohio University
Paul McAllister
Michael Collins
James Ferguson
Michael Murphy
Neal Canter
Richard Hines
Roger Davis
Local Notices From Chauncey Area Personal Calls
Chauncey residents and visitors were noted at various homes for condolences and greetings after deaths and during stays. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pender grass and others visiting Mrs. Alexander Albright in Beverly after her father’s death.
Local Church Schedules and Sunday Services List
Chauncey Churches Morristown Millfield Chauncey Methodist Greens Run Parish East Millfield and Concord locations show multiple Sunday school times 9:30 10:00 to 10:30 a.m. Worship services range 10:10 to 11:10 a.m. Bible studies and prayer meetings occur on various evenings including Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Holiness
Millfield
Methodist
Chauncey Methodist
Church of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Church of Christ
Greens Run
K. D. Sedgwick
Taylor Ridge
Garden Club Meeting Opens Affiliation Talks
Chauncey Mr Don Davis 44H County Extension Agent and Miss Sue Van Dyke Athens met Tuesday with the Twisten Seeds Junior Garden Club and advisors Mrs Hollis Stalder and Mrs Ralph Brown in the library basement to discuss affiliating with the 4 H Club. Advisors and the pair will meet Aug 1 to present a working plan for the following year. Oscar A Dillinger 61 of Athens Route 4 was fined 5 dollars and costs in Municipal Court for driving a 1945 truck without mudflaps. Lloyd Rafferty 19 of New Plymouth Route 1 was fined 15 dollars and costs in Athens County Court for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Don Davis
Sue van Dyke
Athens
Twisten Seeds
Hollis Stalder
Ralph Brown
Davis
Miss van Dyke
Oscar A. Dillinger
Speeder
Lloyd Rafferty
New Plymouth
Athens County
Mark McElroy to Appear With DiSalle at Athens Dinner
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy, a Democratic rival to Gov. Michael DiSalle in the May primary, will appear with the governor at the “DiSalle Appreciation Dinner” in the Baker Center ballroom Athens. The event is billed as the fall campaign kickoff with Cong. Walter H Moeller and Athens candidates also attending. E B Young leads dinner arrangements and sales reporting is requested by Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Michael DiSalle
Athens
William Lavelle
Athens County
Democratic Executive Committee
DiSalle
Lavelle
Vinton
Meigs
Walter H. Moeller
Court Cases Totaled In June Municipal Docket
In June there were 206 cases on the Municipal Court docket. Blanche Wallar, clerk, reports 75 state cases and 131 city cases with fines and costs totaling 4612.67. City defendants increased versus June 1961 though overall cases fell from May. Collections: 1100.70 from state, 1848.90 from city, 1663.07 in traffic tickets. June 1962 traffic receipts were higher than June 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Wallar
Road Projects Up For Bids In Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways will open bids Tuesday for resurfacing and bituminous surface treatment in Athens County on State Routes 144 and 6e. Meigs County projects include routes 124 and 680. In the Plains, Richard Rosser, 29, had a police charge for signaling changed course dismissed for insufficient evidence. Two men, Billy Ray Collins and Harry Williams, each paid $25 fines plus costs for intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens County
Ohio Department of Highways
Troy
Rome
Rome Township
Meigs County
Olive Township
Scipio
Bedford
Orange
Richard Rosser
the Plains
Rosser
Billy Ray Collins
Athens
Harry Williams
Fern St
Glouster Personalities Visit Community Figures
Mrs. Bessie West hosted guests from Front Street with former Athens State Hospital ties. Leora Bingman from Chester, Va., Iva Price, and Edith Faires of Glouster joined gatherings. Bingman visits her brother Homer Trickett on Hill Street. David Clemons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Clemons of Pontiac, Mich., visits relatives in Glouster. Dick Vaughn and Cedar Point note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bessie West
Front St
Leora Bingman
Chester
Iva Price
Edith Faires
Athens State Hospital
Bingman
Homer Trickett
Hill St
David Clemons
Jimmy Clemons
Pontiac
Mich
Thomas Vaughn
Dick Vaughn
Cedar Point
Williams of Glouster Dies at 76
Frank Williams 76 of Glouster Route 1 Palos died Thursday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Lawrence County and retired coal miner. Survived by wife Nancy. three daughters Marcella Williams Jacksonville Sadie Parks Glouster Wanda Sherman Stockport. four sons Harold Clyde Ronald of Glouster and Robert of Jacksonville. 15 grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers Edward Wellston and Dave Logan Route 3. three sisters Sadie Lenninger Elizabeth Wittoe Florence Poe all of Wellston. Arrangements by Norbert W Johnston funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Williams
Palos
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lawrence County
Nancy
Marcella Williams
Jacksonville
Sadie Parks
Wanda Sherman
Stockport
Harold
Clyde
Ronald
Robert
Edward
Wellston
Dave
Logan
Ex Glouster Resident Clifford Bircher Dies at 55
Mrs. Ray Nott reports the death of Clifford Bircher 55 of Columbus born in Glouster. Survived by wife two daughters and one son all in Columbus. Funeral Friday in Columbus with burial at Beech Grove Cemetery. In Jacksonville a free dance is slated Saturday 9 p.m. to midnight with Hot Foot Johnson Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ray Nott
Clifford Bircher
Columbus
Ollie Bircher
Beech Grove Cemetery
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Hot Foot Johnson
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C. M. Gill
Larry Kyle Security Bank Bldg
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Dan Johnson
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Russell Johnson
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Jimmy Smith
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Roy Pendergrass
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Fort Myers Beach
Sanibel Island
Sarasota
Lake Erie
East Harbor
J. B. Bullock
Fairbourne, O
Lewis Adkins
Andrew Jackson
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Chauncey Churches
CYF
CYW
Camp Christian
Magnetic Springs
Doris Bowman
Kim Linder
Church of Christ Parish
Marilyn Dew
Linda Poling
Nancy Sanders
Verna Sharp
Trimble
Phyllis Powell
Greens
Donald K. Strole
N. Congress St
State
Arnold E. Bernard
Ralph P. Bernard
Carthage Township
Mike DiSalle
E. B. Young
Athens Democrat
Athens County Central and Executive Committees
Mr. Williams
Eagles
EUB
EUB Church of
Tom Smith
Lizzie Judson
Lulu McBride
Ann Vore
Verna Malpas
Edna Malone
Bertha Barrett
Sam McClelland
Nellie Anderson
Frank Talbert
Dwight (Doonie) Price
University Hospital
B&t
Sunset Motel
Columbus Road
Seaman’s
Clover Farm Market
W. Union Street
Abes
Rock of Ages
Monuments Keller & Weltner Monument Co
Hunter St. Logan, Ohio
von Dyke
Buckeye
N. Court St
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