Davis resigns Chauncey Dover post to take Manchester job
Chauncey Dover superintendent W. Davis admits resignation to the Chauncey Dover board to accept Manchester Ohio head of schools post with a larger salary and duties. Manchester enrolls about 1400 in three townships plus village and plans an extensive building program. Davis cites eight years of service, notes stadium and field built, band program expanded, and improved college prep and vocational education.
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Chauncey
Chaunces- Dover
Educaton
Danig
Manchester
Ohio
Davis
Chauncey Rover
Zanesville
Memorial
Sugar Creek
Chauncey-Dover
Athens
Christian Mens Brotherhood
Board of Education
Tris
Jovald
Sou mi
Chauncey-Dovett
Pattons
On Duty in Okinawa Family Ties Reported
James Lo Stover and Armatine Jesah Akron arrived in Okinawa for duty with the Ryukyus Army Hospital, as Stover’s family notes the couple’s recent deployment. Stover is the son of Mr and Mrs David Stover of Logan Route. He entered the Army last October.
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Logan
Pyot
James Lo Stover
Armatine
Jesah
Akron
Okinawa
Ryukyus Army Hospital
Fat Stover
David Stover
Class Meets At Residence Chauncey Church Women End Summer Session
The Loyal Women Class of the Chauncey Church of Christ held a Thursday gathering at Pauline Jackson Townsons home with Kate Townson presiding. Bessie Johnson led the lesson, readings by Nellie Brookins Hattie Hamilton and several members attended. A fried chicken picnic supper hosted by Charles Jones near Laurelville followed. The group announced no August meeting and a September 14 restart. discussion noted early use of stones in cannons and metal shot not common until the 17th century.
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Chauncely
Loyal Womens
Chauncey ‘Church of
Chust
Pauline Jackson
Kate Townson
Bessie Johnson
Nellie Brookins
Hattie Hamilton
Kirk
Kate Johnson
Myrue ‘Schoonover
Inez Nye i Adda Tippett
Martha Shafer
Bessre Tohnson
Paniine
Logan
Jackson
T He
Charles Jones
Laurelville
Mondax
Church of St Matthew Lutheran Church
Harley Ellinger
Paul Risch
Melodie Linn
Paul
Charles Snyder
Charles Mary Martha Jonathan
Christina Mis Yed Dupler
Susan
Eugene Miller
Marlyn
Elinge
Harley Joht
Robert
Pat Jimmie
Mike
Louis Bester
Louise
Walter Griffith
Joe Case
Thorne Cottril
Alice Flash
Garnet Sheets
George Gribble
Floyd Matheny
B F Anneshansley
Merl Primmer
Michael Scaparrott
Schoonovers Host Dinner Party Amid Local Social Life
Vir and Mrs Harry Schoonover entertained at their Hoching home Friday night with guests including daughter Ruth Schoonover and Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Lee Wartin, Mr and Mrs Ed Dahl and Harvey, Mrs John Palmer and Mis earn Ilinchman Chauncey, and Mrs Schoonover among Matlin family heirs.
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Chalincey — Vir
Harry Schoonover
Hoching
Ruth
Schoonover Columbus
Lee “Wartin
Columbus
Ed Dahl
Harvey Wellston
John Palmer
Mis Earn Ilinchman
Chauncey
Marfin
Wis Palmer
Dahl
Schoonover
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clarence Harris of Shawnee welcome a son born Thursday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Admissions include Robert C Work and Charles Linton for Logan medical and Mrs Clifford Barney for Logan surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Ray Close and others from McArthur and Logan locations.
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Clarence Harris
Shawnee
Robert C Work Logan
Charles Linton
Logan
Clifford Barney
Violet Ousley
McArthur
Ray Close McArthur
Frank Hughes Logan
Jarm
Pedh McArthur
Devald Mundy
Story Hour Club Picnic Meeting at Chauncey School
The Story Hour Club met Friday at the Chauncey school grounds for a picnic and story hour under supervisor Leis Simpson. Members present included Connie Perry Kay Reynolds Linda Losey Linda Polm Lucinda Dowler Eddie Bowe Lewis Hartley Paul David Fink Mike Gretz Steven and Mike Fishe.
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Chauncey
Chauncey School
Leis Simpson
Connie Perry
Kay Reynolds
Linda Losey
Linda Polm
Lucinda Dowler
Eddie Bowe
Lewis Hartley
Paul David Fink
Mike Gretz
Steven
Mike Fishe
Courtneys Return From Lake Millett Holiday
Mr and Mrs G B Courtney arrive home in Michigan after a month away at Woodside on Lake Millett. They stopped in Detroit to see the Smuttle family and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Hunter Bechelhymer in Hiram Ohio.
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Chauncey
G B
Courtney
Woodside
Lake Millett
Mr Courtney
Smuttle
Detroit
Hunter Bechelhymer
Hiram Qhio
Local residents visit relatives in Columbus and Albany
Chauncey Personals notes Mr and Mrs Lee Martin and Miss Ruth Schoonover returned to Columbus after a short stay at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Schoonover. Mrs Mary Lee Savage and daughter Mrs James Day visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Luther J. Korkendall near Albany.
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Chauncey
Lee Martin
Ruth Schoonover
Columbus
Harry Schoonover
Mary Lee Savage
James Day
Luther jKorkendall
Albany
Logan Recreation Fund Amusement Tax Approved
Logan approves a tax to fund the recreation program with revenue earmarked for the general fund. The plan anticipates about 1,952 annually for the recreation fund and considers purchasing land on Front Street for future park use.
Lever Brothers Guarantee Ends With Belief in LLVLA Brand
Readers are reminded of a Lever Brothers guarantee while the ad asserts customer affection for LLVLA Brothers and their product line, praising quality and value.
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Lever Brothers
Llvla Brothers
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Gordon Calvert
Chicago
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Schoonovers
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