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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
12
Chauncey Mrs Pauline Davis Bullock reports her husband Dalmus Bullock moved from Fort Thomas Kentucky to Fort Sill Oklahoma in a military transfer.
Chauncey Eighth Grade Commencement exercises were held in the high school auditorium with 68 graduates. The program featured a Chauncey-Dover Band processional, remarks by Rev. Gilbert Courtney, a commencement address, and multiple musical numbers. A separate accident item notes two boys thrown from a bicycle sustaining arm and leg injuries. Local residents and visitors from Millfield Junction City Wellston and Springfield are listed as guests and reminders of town connections.
Chauncey Osborne of the Dover Township Board of Trustees states the ministerial fund has been received and is ready for distribution. He asks all township churches to send lists of their active resident members, excluding those under 14, to aid prompt distribution.
Revival services announced for Morristown Holiness Church begin Monday June 5 with evangelist Rev. Harry Dickinson of Carbondale. Sisters Monnette and Edna Dickerson will provide special music. Services start at 8 p m each night. Rev Ray Pidcock is pastor.
Washington reports increasing American food shipments to Allied nations as the War Food Administration moves into its fourth year. Officials say over 11 million tons have been sent from U S farms to Britain, Russia and other Allies since May 31, 1941, with shipments in the next year expected to set records.
Mrs. Goldie Fink of Chauncey reports her brother James Barnhouse has been promoted from fireman first class to third class petty officer in the Navy.
Mrs. Lowery's husband Rev Kelley Chauncey and sister Miss Lola Faye Colley visit Chauncey to spend the weekend with relatives. Ethel, W Va, and the Lowerys plan time with the former's parents-in-law and sister-in-law. Chicago is noted for an average wind of 12 mph.
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