Veterans of Six Wars Interred at Nye Cemetery Chauncey
Chauncey’s Nye Cemetery, long used as a burial ground, honors veterans of six wars with flag marked graves. Monuments were added recently as the Board of Trustees notes the cemetery’s good upkeep and its historical ties to George A. Nye who helped found the burial plot in 1825.
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Nye Cemetery
Chauncey
Nye
George Harvey Nye
George A. Nye
Dover Township
Mr. Davis
First Baptist Church
Ohio
Tyler
Kentucky
G. A. Nye
Mr. Tyler
Funeral services held for Bernard Bowers Sr in Columbus
Bernard Bowers Sr aged 55 of Columbus died at White Cross Hospital. Funeral services were conducted Monday at Piel funeral home by Glaze Thompson former pastor of Millfield Church of Christ. Burial was at Sunset cemetery. Survived by wife Loretta Stout three children Bernard Jr Loretta Mae Corbin and Richard Dan all of Columbus and several grandchildren. Mrs Fulton of Millfield attended the services in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Bernard Bowers
Columbus
White Cross Hspital
Piel
Glaze Thompson
Millfield Church of Christ
Sunset Cemetery
Bowers
Loretta Stout
Millfield
Jessie Fulton
Bernard, Jr
Loretta Mae Corbin
Richard Dan
Tee
Visitors Entertained In Chauncey Area
Mr and Mrs William Koon and their children Bill and Roberta along with Mrs Rema Shuka and her children Rita Jo and Sandra Kay from Pontiac Michigan visited relatives in Murray City and Orbiston with Mrs Lew Jones. They stayed at The Plains with Corrie Channell Helen Nelson and Rebecca Harrison all former residents of Athens County.
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Chauncey
William Koon
Bill
Roberta
Rema Shuka
Rita Jo
Sandra Kay
Pontiac, Mich
Murray City
Orbiston
Lew Jones
the Plains
Corrie Channell
Helen Nelson
Rebecca Harrison
Athens County
Columbus Residents Visit Millfield Guests
Mr and Mrs John Anderson and several Columbus residents visited Millfield on Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders and Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders. The group also toured Nye Cemetery in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
John Anderson
Elizabeth Woody
Mabel Sanders
Eldon
Olive Dwyer
Bernice Sanders Mertens
Columbus
Millfield
Clarence E. Sanders
Charles Sanders
Nye
Phillips Family Visits Stalder Burial Site in Chauncey Area
Liam Phillips of Columbus and former Chauncey residents visited Nye cemetery to pay respects to Mrs. Phillips' parents the late Mr and Mrs Brad Stalder of Chauncey. They were dinner guests Monday with Mrs Phillips' brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Stalder of The Plains.
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Chauncey
William Phillips
Columbus
Nye Cemetery
Phillips
Brad Stalder
William Stalder
the Plains
Kenneth Wade Hosts Guests in Chauncey
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wade at 12 Sycamore Street entertain Mrs Stella Campbell the mother in law and Mrs Wade sister and brother in law from Columbus Mr and Mrs John Fleckner Mr and Mrs Wayne Russell Mr and Mrs Max Campbell and children Hank and Kenneth Eugene.
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Chauncey
Kenneth Wade
Sycamore _ St
Wade
Stella Campbell
John Fleckner
Wayne Russell
Max Campbell
Hank and
Kenneth Eugene
Columbus
Honest Boy Returns Wallet After Honest Act
Kenny Bumgardner 14 of Nelsonville testified to honest behavior after he forgot a wallet with a dollar while buying a Coke in Armstrong Illinois. A Midwest mail carrier returned the wallet with contents intact and Kenny sent a sincere thank you note.
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Nelsonville
Kenny Bumgardner
Don Bumgardner
Kenny
Chanute Field
Donald
Amos Pollock
Armstrong
Ill
Potts Family Guests Of Mrs Anna Fink
Chauncey residents Mrs Anna Fink hosted Mr and Mrs John Potts and their daughter Naomi Dean and son Michael from Adrian Michigan. They visited Mr and Mrs Hubert Shrieve and Mr and Mrs George Potts of The Plains and called on Mrs Carrie Channell.
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Chauncey
John Potts
Naomi Dean
Michael
Adrain
Mich
Potts
Anna Fink
Neay Ave
Hubert Shrieve
George Potts
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Chauncey Mayor urges drivers to obey stop signs
Chauncey mayor Charles Wadley asked drivers to observe all stop signs and warned that offenders will be arrested and fined as an ordinance will be enforced.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
New Haven Veteran Fry Dies After WWI Service
Jess R. Fry, 55, a World War I veteran active in veterans affairs, dies at home in New Haven. Survived by wife Pansy and two sons Harold and Harry. Funeral at New Haven EUB Church Friday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in Graham Station Cemetery. Military funeral honors by Pomeroy, Middleport, and New Haven organizations. Friends may call until service time.
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New Haven
Jess R. Fry
Veterans’ Affairs
Fry
Pomeroy
Middleport
Mr. Fry
William Fry
Pansy Fry
Harold
Harry
EUB
Ralph Mahoney
Graham Station
Tippetts Entertain Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett entertained as weekend guests Mr and Mrs Emmett Safford of Bucyrus. They visited Hebbardsville cemetery where Mrs Safford's parents the late Mr and Mrs Jasper Drake of Chauncey are buried.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Mills St
Emmett Safford
Bucyrus
Hebbardsville
Sanders Family Weekend Visit Reported in Mill Field
Chauncey Llewanne Sanders of Athens spent the weekend in Mill field with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders visiting and enjoying time with family.
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Chauncey
Llewanne Sanders
Athens
Millfield
Mrs
Clarence Sanders
Crutches Aid Crutch User Chauncy Heffken in Millfield
Millfield resident Chauncey Heffken, who broke an ankle several weeks ago, is now able to get about with the aid of crutches.
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Chauncey
Henry Heffken
Millfield
Vacation Bible School Set to Start in Nelsonville
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will host a Daily Vacation Bible School for two weeks starting Monday. Sessions run 9 to 11 a.m. for children of all ages at the church located at Jackson and Harper under the theme Behold the Light of the World.
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Nelsonville
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson and
Harper
Nelsonville Receives New Traffic Signs for City Streets
A consign ment of traffic signs has arrived and will be installed by the street department. New signs mark the Mount St. Mary Hospital zone on W Washington Street and Route 33. Additional signs restrict trucks on Poplar and Fayette streets to two tons and designate the Nye Chevrolet Alley as one way.
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Nelsonville
Homer Adams
Mount St. Mary Hospital
W. Washington St
Route 33
Poplar St
Fayette St
City Hall
Nye Chevrolet
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