Holidays Bring Back Chauncey Residents for Memorial Day
Chauncey reports many former residents returned for Memorial Day while others traveled to visit. Families from Akron Bucyrus Columbus Nelsonville Athens Zanesville and Millfield joined relatives in Chauncey and nearby towns to decorate graves and share gatherings.
Six Funeral Held For Former Chauncey Woman
The body of Mrs. Mary Six seventy five whose maid en name was North and who was a former resident of Chauncey was brought Tuesday from Enter prise Ohio for interment in the Nye Cemetery. Reverend D D C Shearer of Pilgrim Holiness Church conducted the services. The casket was opened at the cemetery for friends. Mrs Six is survived by her husband Ben Six one son Roy Six and three daughters A sister Mrs Addie Allman lives in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Nye Cemetery
Mary Six
North
Enterprise
Ohio
Nye
DD. C. Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Roy Six
Evelyn Moore to Graduate at West High School
Mrs. Floyd Linscott of The Plains and Edward Linscott of Hooper Ridge plus Mrs. Harry Wallace and Vera travel to Akron for West High School commencement where Evelyn Moore, daughter of Pat and Mrs. Moore, will receive a diploma. The group plans visits with relatives in Akron after the ceremony.
Chauncey Hosts Several for Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Kirkendall and Jamie hosted guests from Chauncey and Marietta over the weekend. Attending were Mrs. Kirkendall's parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Spitzer, Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Nicholson and Ralph Kirkendall, Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. William Kirkendall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kirkendall and children, Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs. John Spitzer, Mrs. Grace Noland and children, and Cloys Martin, Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hershal Kirkendall
Jame
Grace Noland
Cloys Martin
Athens
Chauncey Family Entertains Relatives Over Memorial Day
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes hosted relatives at their country home near Mount Hermon over Sunday and Memorial Day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L R Jones and children Gerald Anna Belle Renitta, Floyd Palmer of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Jack Stephenson and Mrs Emma Wilson of Byesville Ohio. C O Grimes of Sharpsburg. and Mr and Mrs Allen Riley Jr with children Billy Allen and Ella Lee of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Garfield Grimes
Mount Hermon
L. R Jones
Gerald
Anna Belle
Renitta
Floyd Palmer
Columbus
Jack Stephenson
Emma Wilson
Byesville
Ohio
O. Grimes
Sharpsburg
Allen Riley
Billy Alien
Ella Lee
A. A. Boal
Harry Legge
Will Haskins
Coshocton
Warren Toss
Athens
Watson Hill
Philip Hill
Oak Grove
Ransom Grapes
Rutland
Ella Murray
Segber
H. E. Ansel
Richard Barley
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Greens Run Church of Christ
The Ladies' Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ will hold a business and social meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Fred Leake. All women of the church are invited.
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Ladies’ Aid
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of Greens Run
Church of Christ
Fred Leake
Chauncey Hosts Visit From Chicago Guests
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Samuel Savage entertained over the weekend their daughter Miss Mary Lee Savage and Miss Romaine Ridoup of Chicago Ill along with Mr and Mrs Raymond Savage and son Jacky Joe of Chauncey. Chauncey also reports Thomas Oliver Clarence Oliver James Oliver Asa Canter Matt Scott Ralph Woods and Henry Morgan returning from a week of camping and fishing at the Scioto River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wharton
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Mrs
Henry Morgan
Chauncey
Chauncey,une
Samuel Savage
Mary Lee Savage
Romaine Ridoup
Chicago, al
Raymond Savage
Jacky Joe
William Davis
Clarence Winn
Lilly
Glouster
Dave Swartz
William Swartz
Freida
Jacksonville
Sam Wytta
Bertha
Trime Ble
Babe Biddison
Columbus
New York Detectives Nab Suspect Tied to World War Era Crimes
New York June 1 police arrest a man claiming to be Frank De Trafford Craven but believed to be Frederick Joubert Duquesne a notorious Boer rebel and World War I agent. Duquesne long hunted for 18 years faced murder on the high seas charges while his escape feats and spy history are recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grab Man
Frank de Trafford Craven
Frederick Joubert Duqueene
Duquesne
Craven
South Africa
Theritish
Cape Town
America
Bolivia
Keppchener Deathlin
Kitchener
Slampshire
Orkney Islands
England
Germain
Vritz Joubert Duquesne
Memorial Day at Taylor Ridge Cemetery Observed
A large crowd gathered at Taylor Ridge Memorial Day service at 10 30 o clock led by Frank McCann Post American Legion. Four veteran graves were marked with flags and flowers, the cemetery cleaned, and residents praised for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCann
American Legion
Widely Traveled Visitors Honor Local Families
A slow period of bereavement draws many visitors to the area as Zaleski and Pennell families host relatives from Mount Sterling Athens Wellston Columbus and Dayton. Guests include the Moriarty and Hallett households and the Tripp family from Chillicothe. Quarterly Baptist services were held across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pennell
Middleport
Herman Lohse
T. C. Kelley
Genevieve Kelley
Clark Durst
Gary Clark
McArthur
Philip Mitchell
Mary Jane
Helen
Mt. Sterling
Agnes Moriarty
Bernard
Athens
Clifford
Philadelphia
Glen Stout
Marie Moriarty
Dayton
Ella Moriarty
William Shuff
O. J. Moriarty
Charlies Ruff
Ruff
Wellston
Vanderford
Red Diamond
Len Gooden
Wade Kennedy
Harley Tripp
Carroll
Columbus
The
Baptist Church
Hazel McKibben
Fred Hallett
Evelyn
Harry Hallett
Nelle Elizabeth Hallett
Chillicothe
Tripp
Bishopville Social Roundup Includes Numerous Visits
Local families report guests from Glouster Ferndale Lima Burr Oak and Ma rine areas. Notable mentions include Mrs Alberta Dilley of Zanesville and Mr Jesse Wilson calling at Sabo and Duncan homes. An upcoming Children's Day service at the Bishopville church is planned with Jessie Bond directing and an illustrated lecture at the Bishopville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sabo
Louis Liskey
Glouster
James Duncan
Joe Mason
Hannabelle
Mandan Grubb
Charles Hyde
Liberty Hill
Zack Williams
Esther
Lowell Smith
Ferndale
Miles Easler
Donald
Norma Jean
Dean Pedicord
Alberta Dilley
Zanesville
Jesse Wilson
Jesse Withem
Wiliam Withem
Derthick
Herman Jones
Bern
St. Louis
Dean Kittle
Lima
Ira Falls
Bonna Jean Milhoan
John Milhoan
Burr Oak
Elizabeth Morgan
Lloyd
Jeff Hog
Guy Triplett
Trimbie
Azit
Richard Frazier
Louise
Dorothy
Razier
Oakdale
Dean Moody
Richard
Ediott
Fred Hambe
J. M. McDonard
Ray Marquis
Floyd
Leta
Raymond
Joe Marquis
Cansonville
Mildred Bond
Coolville
Jessie Bond
Oskdale
Bishopville
Bishopville Church
Sharp
Don Carpenter
Federal
Raymond Robison
Ralph
Duncan
Ira Kasher
J. J. Shepherd
Mare Oak
Maynard Sayer
Eos Kasler
Fierce Ridge
Miles Kasier Diren
Norma
Ira Wasler
Silver Ridge Community Notices and Local Visits
Silver Ridge reports Mrs Lulu Betzing governer of the boys at the Meigs County Children’s Home spent weekend with Mr and Mrs 41 L Parker. Residents cleared Silver Ridge Cemetery Thursday afternoon. U B Church repairs recently completed. Geneve Knowles of Middleport stayed with Inez Zink last week. Will Hoffman and Willie Pooler of Chester visited Mr and Mrs Alvin Myers Sunday night. George Iuil red’s three children visited E W Bahr family last week. Virgie Mae Swartz of Alfred visited Miss Bernice Betzing. Garrett Christy will teach Silver Ridge School next year. Inez Zink and Geneve Knowles attended a party for Mr and Mrs ith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Betzing
Meigs County Adren
L. Parker
Silver Ridge
U. B
Geneve Knowles
Middleport
Inez Zink
Will Hoffman
Willie Pooler
Chester
Alvin Myers
George Iuilred
Hemlock Grove
E. W. Bahr
Virgie Mae Swartz
Alfred
Bernice Betzing
Garrett Christy
Local Social Roundup Shows Visiting Residents and Callers
Wednesday night Chorites Massin visited. Fiora Mane Tuttle called on B Mil dred Christy Thursday afternoon. West hede and Dora Tuttle joined Mr. and Mrs. Pars ner in Pomeroy on Sunday. Mitchell Christy called at Dr Hartman’s Hospital. Mrs. Hoffman received painting assistance from Alvin Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Gaul of Sumner were guests of Betzine couple on Saturday.
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Plains
Watson Hill
Vernon Canney
Alony
Mae Harkins
Hamden
Sont
Missouri Mace
Etta Freeman
J. D. Hawkins
Allensville
Zacou
Frank Hawk
Jennie
Josephine McKibben
Cole Hawk
Belpre
Hazel Webb
Margaret Potter
Dorothy Vansky
Mary Jane Mitchell
Donna
Maxine Hay
Chorites Massin
Fiora Mane Tuttle
Mildred Christy
M. W. sSabr
West “Hede
Dora Tuttle
M.L. Parsner
Vesta Bentz
Verneda Harding
Mitchell Christy
Local residents share visits across Columbus and Gal lipolie
Syracuse Mia Helen Underhill returned to Columbus Monday after a week living with her mother Mrs. Mary K. Gorby and family hosted guests from Racine High School D. B. Williams and others. Multiple families from Columbus Huntington Cincinnati and Bellefontaine visited relatives and attended Memorial Day gatherings with varying durations and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Helen Underhill
Lifm
Mary K
Columbus
G. CC. Gorby
A. E. Gorby
Carpenter
Joe Echacer
Robert Curtis
Stdientia
Racine High School
D. B. Williams
Pall Arnold
Margaret Jones
Marty Margaret Richards
Susan Christy
Eleanor, Boatman
Marcia Karr
Mir
Arthur Lovett
Cincinnati
W. FE. Karr
Huntington
Ine Ware
Marvin [Oherts Fins
Didbert Shits of
Willian
Dielda of
Bellefontaine
Vaan Johnson
Wied Mitts Bag
Rutland
Oscar Patterson
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Wesley Six
Son Kinney
Akron
B. E. Carter
A. L. Preston
Henry Martin
Dorothy Six
Webster Cunningham
T. D. Schoonover
Arthur Swart
Philo
Glyde Jorden
Mill Street
E. L. Saffell
William of
Bucyrus
Saffell
J. A. Drake
Hebbardsville Cemetery
Sam Tippett
Walter Leffler
James Johnson
Charles Leffler
William Phillips
B. S. Stalder
Curtis Locke
Theints
William T. Smart
James Locke
Argetta Richardson
Nelsonville
Fiske
Wilford Henry
Darrel Witham
Dayne
Jayne of
Corning
Marsha
Burke Witham
Hubert Pendergrass
Me Roberts
Harvey Courtney
Ida Pendergrass
A. Koons
Knode
Howard
Ellis Avenue
Floyd Rivers
Thomas Ferrell
Frank Rivers
Mr. Bradfield
Laura
Mathleen Bradfield
Charles Bradfield
Peter Rankin
Dames
Matie Pritchard
C Has. McCall
Jess H. McCall
Ralph Kirkendall
George Martin
Richland Avenue
M. Russell
Catlettsburg
L. H. Bingman
Robert Hixgon
Norma Miller
Alice Nye
Frank Millington and
W. H. Hines
Nellie Hillyer
Mary Binderbasin
W. D Hines
G. B. Courtney
Clifford Courtney
Gorning
Pearl Williams
VV. Rhibrand
Qhauncey
Joe Walker
William Owen
Millfield
Denver Bricker
Homer Owen
Andrian Simpkins
Wilt
Mich
Margaret Johnston
Ruth Gardner
Reena Shafer
Ray Duffee
T. R. Hamton
Mound Street
Agnes Cunnningham
Montford Cunningham
Homer Cunningham
E. C. Wharton
Johnstown
Donald Henry
Henry
Daugh
Tc. Ss. Bradfield, JR
King
George
Mary
Great Britain
Lord Lascelles
Cockfosters
Pincess Royal
Fritz du
Quesne
Mexico
Argentina
Holland
Norma Roush
William Bighouse
Joseph Hal
P. W. Murphy
Clara
Elizabeth Sexthers
Elmer Robertson
Joseph Robertson
Charleston
W. Va
Robertson
Samantha Johnson
Julia Cooper
Jackson County
Tyler James
Alberta Noel
Clelie
Velinus James
Raymond Johnson
Amanda Davis
William Potter
Taylor Ridge
Della Chalfant
Freida Hanning
Doris Davis
Helen Hooper
Celice
Mary Frances Kempton
Glenna Hanning
Tom
Jean
Clara Hildabrand
Cleveland
Jack Kytta
Emil Sainey
Elma Sainey
Carl Lainey
Carl Welling
Vernice
Dwight Smith
Stace Vesa
Trimble
Willis Ervin Elmer Davis
Ray Strawer
Eaton
John Davis
Irene Golding
Mt. Logan
Golding
George Golding
Gladys Davis
Eileen
Bob Dell
Wilda Maxwell
Sullivan Maxwell
Harleyville
Fred Olbers
Ruth Smith
Levin High School
Olbers
Mildred Strotse
Dora Hefkin
and Mix
Fred Hefkin
Theodore Hefkin
John
Henry Heskin
Betty
Henrietta
Herold Blower
Mary Lee
Donna Lou
Millfie
Ray
Greens Run
Anna Verba
Hollister
Rene Golding
P. B. Chalfant
Bisine
Gerald Bryan
Strawer
Construct On Co
McConnelsville
Willian Davis
Evan Davis
O. B. Boudinot
Concord
Mabel Sisson
B. Conaway
Ira Conaway
Pike Run
Vernice Welling
Floyd Smith
Eva Roberts
Jessie McDonald
Don Witham
Harold Ahle
William Dalton
Bonadean
Fred Heskin
June
Jene
Billy
Redtownh
Vern Willeke
Henry Willeke
Hilda Reeves
P. H. Willeke
Phylis
Rexford Willeke
Otis Johnson
Emmett Olbers
Zaleski
Jne
Classife
Che Athens
Syracuse
Taira
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