Chauncey Seniors Return From Washington Trip
Chauncey-Dover High School seniors along with six chaperons returned from a three day trip to Washington D C They visited the Capitol Naval Academy Annapolis Md Arlington National Cemetery Mt Vernon and the George Washington Monument President Truman was seen leaving church and students photographed his yacht departure The trip was funded by senior class fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Washington, D.C
Capital
W. A. Rollinga
Greyhound Lines
Annapolis
Athens
Capitol
Ithconten Institute
Aan
Lincoln
Naval Academy
Truman
Midshipmen
Guard of Honor
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Mt. Vernon
George Washington Monument
Band Instructor Chosen In 3 Hour Board Meeting
The Mason County Board of Education spent three hours in the June meeting approving re employment of all certificated teachers through July 1 1950 and naming William F Duer of Marietta as band instructor under John H Martin. They discussed fire safety upgrades at schools and replacement of old typewriters, plus summer maintenance and roofing repairs at Wahama High and other buildings. The board also heard requests for new lighting at Point Pleasant High athletic field and for a new Leon Grade School building, with pledges of action on permanent construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason
William H. Bardin
8. C. Moyatin
Harold Somerville
Euene Martin
Big Jacks
Point Pleasant High School
Robert Adkins
Bardin
Proto
North Point Pleasant
Leon Grade School
Fernson
Walton Beattie
Ordnance
Charles King
Wahama High School
Mason City
Dan Glassman
John P. Sayre
Donald Smith
Charles G. Jones
Otis Young
Howard Schultz
Farm Council hosts at Humphrey farm and 4-H reviews
Local social notes record visits and gatherings across Reedville involving Sfc and Mrs Robert Mixer from Louisville. Guests include Mrs Zora Belle Taylor and Charles William Taylor. Pioneer 4-H club demonstrations by Lillian Crislip, Patty Ann Wallace, and Shirley Hayes. Numerous relatives and visitors from Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia appear with travel updates and home moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Co. E. Humphrey
Farm Council
Sfc
Robert Mixer
Louisville
Lee Wallace
Zora Belle Taylor
Charles William ‘Taylor
HMS
Naval Hospital Corps School
Portsmouth
Pioneer
Chicago
Lucie Barnett
Everett Morris
Huntington
W. Va
Harold Smith
R.W. Patsel
Shirley
Kenneth Bays
Ray Maxins
Athens
the Bays
Colorado
Guy Spencer
Mansfield
Edward Chevalier
Robert Holsinger
Frank
Columbus
Catherine Wallace
Belpre
Shelton Dye
Bill
Rena Ann Burris
Washington D.H
Harold Johnson
Fred Peters
Mary Ann Landon
Wiley Store
Ruth Bartelmas
Yvonne
Nettie Cowdery
Lucy Kibble
Furniture Production Tempo Stepped Up
Camp Con ley in Point Pleasant shows rising activity as Point Pleasant Products Co. speeds up an order for furniture specialties for a national distributor. The Kanawha Maple Furniture Co. also increases output of household furniture to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Camp Conley
Point Pleasant Products Co
Kanawha Maple Furniture Co
Land Transfers Outline Billion Acre West Virginia Game Preserve
H D and Nora Wartenburg transfer lot 9 Capehart Point Pleasant to William A and Ingle H Fields. Tri County Industrial Foundation to Howard and Susie Taylor for 10 acres in Robinson District. Frances and Gaylord I Woomer to L D and Nellie Willett lot 94 Burdette Addition. Deed recorded conveying several hundred acres from United States to State of West Virginia for a game preserve, with detailed boundaries but no acreage listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
Nora Wartenburg
William A
Ingle H. Fields
Capehart
Point Pleasant
Tri-County Industrial Foundation
Howard
Susie Taylor
Robinson District
Gaylord I
Frances Woomer
L. D
Nellie Willett
Burdette Addition
United States of America
State of West Virginia
Sisters Will Enroll For University Term
Mrs. Douglas Rouse state treasurer of the American Association of University Women traveled to Charleston with state officers and branch presidents. She and her sister Miss Barbara Burdette then went to Morgantown to enroll for the summer term at West Virginia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Douglas Rouse
American Association of University Women
Charleston
Morgantown
Barbara Burdette
West Virginia University
Two Divorce Suits Entered in Court in Point Pleasant
Marine Greenway Hesson files for divorce from Leslie R. Hesson in circuit court citing cruelty. The couple has no children. Gladys Rhodes of Letart Route 2 sues Albert H. Rhodes for divorce on cruelty grounds. Married 1925, separated May 1949, eight children aged 2 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marine Greenway
Hesson
Leslie R. Hesson
Gladys Rhodes
Letart
Route 2
Albert H. Rhodes
Local households and visitors mix in Chesterhill area
Chesterhill residents Bowmans sell to son Clyde and family move into the bought home. Vernon Hales move into the Bob Howard property. Bruce Davis of Lima visits his mother Mrs. Dale Lochary. Harry Fast plans a new hardware store open June 4. Carr sisters and Judy visit Athens. John Reed of Toledo visits his mother Alta Reed. Williams families and Frank Thomas of Columbus visit Emmett Williams and Mrs. Thomas. Don Wilson returns from Columbus to help with grandson William Edward Helms. Dr. Ruth Bowman of Chicago visits her mother Nannie Bowman. Frank Evans and son Arthur stay in Canton due to illness. Ned McElfresh and Johnny with brother Lee visit Columbus during the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hales
Bob Howard
Bowmans
Bruce Davis
Lima
Mr. Davis
Dale Lochary
Harry Fast
Louise Carr
Inez Carr
Lydia Carr
Donna Carr
Judy
Athens
John Reed
Toledo
Reed
Alta Reed
Robert Williams
Karen
Sharon
Columbus
Emmett Williams
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Charles Ewart
Don Wilson
Orville Helms
William Edward Helms
Ruth Bowman
Chicago
Nannie Bowman
Frank Evans
Canton
Ohio
Arthur
Evans
Ned McElfresh
Johnny
Lee
John McElfresh
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices from Area Families
Weekend guests included the Abbot and Spencer families of Delaware and the Fife Ward Hartman Durst and Swisher families from nearby towns. Teddy Saunders visited Cleveland relatives. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Buck were ill, and Allen King sold his Garfield street home in Point Pleasant to Mrs. Wilson in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Abbott
Clayton Spencer
Randy
Donald
Denver Abbott
Delaware
Lewis Fife
Jimmie
Billie
Dickie
Wesley Ward
Kay Hartman
Roseville
Cyrus Durst
Charles Ward
Columbus
Bessie Thomas
White Oak
Lowell Swisher
Michael
Cheshire
Marshal Ward
Betty Jo
Ruthie
Marshal Kelly
Chauncey
Leo Hartman
Ronnie
Groveport
Teddy Saunders
Roosevelt Saunders
Cleveland
Fredrick Buck
Jacob Whittington
Point Pleasant
It Was Just Another Day In Point Pleasant
George N. Capehart celebrated his 85th birthday by staying active in business and public service. He aided rights of way for power lines to the Philip Sporn plant, served as deputy assessor, and held a 41 year postmasters tenure in New Haven. His daughter Mary Bryant lives with him after her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George N. Capehart
Messenger
Mr. Capehart
Philip Sporn
New Haven
Mary Bryant
Capehart
North Pier of Bridge Reported Completed
POINT PLEASANT the north pier of the 110 foot bridge spanning Crooked Creek under Jefferson Blvd has been completed after a difficult sand bed excavation. A plank retaining wall was used after several trials. Two workmen narrowly escaped a slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Crooked Creek
Jefferson Blvd
Support Pay of $60 Ordered by Magistrate
POINT PLEASANT Upon trial Tuesday, Jake Wallis of 11th St. was ordered by a local magistrate to pay his wife Bessie Wallis and their two children $60 a month. At his attorney request he was allowed to leave without bond while seeking a surety, but he did not return that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jake Wallis
11Th St
Bessie Wallis
Wallis
Wilkesville Study Club Meets and Commencement Notes
The Study Club met May 17 at Mrs. James McCormick's home. Funeral services were held May 18 for Freland Parsons 48 of Logan County near his former home. he was killed loading lumber at the Morrow loading switch near Wellston. Wilkesville Schools closed May 26 with a May 24 commencement. awards went to Donald Schilling valedictorian and Vella Thacker salutatory. The senior class toured Camden Park May 25 and joined juniors for a trip to Old Man's Cave Ash Cave and Rock House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
James McCormick
Freland Parsons
Logan County
W. Va
Evelyn Lucis
Athens
Vella Thacker
Donald Schilling
Camden Park
Huntington
Bonnie Devaudt
Doris Schilling
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Rock House
J. E. Strong
Community Weekend Visits Reported Across Multiple Families
A list of weekend guests and local visitor updates from the community includes Clara Swan of Detroit and numerous relatives from Cleveland Jeromesville Akron and West Virginia. Also noted: WSCS met with seven members and one visitor. John Groce family returned home after wintering in Sistersville. Roscoe Wells relocated with Ruth Larkins hired as operator and others visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Chambers
Reed
W. Va
C. E. Hannum
Gay Donahue
Jimmy
Millwood
Harold Hoffman
Akron
Roy Hannum
E. E. Schrieber
West Carrollton
Ohio
Jack Hawley
New York
Mildred Hawley
Middleport
W. F. Hawley
Howard King
Columbus
Osa Bailey
W. W. Swain
Milton Hamilton
Montgomery
Myers
Donald Myers
Roscoe Wells
Guyan
Wells
Ruth Larkins
George Hemsley
Marion
Ind
WSCS
John Groce
Sistersville
Groce
Howard Young
Esther Hopkins
Paden City
Linnie Swan
Point Pleasant Eastern Star officers elected at Masonic Hall
Point Pleasant Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star chose elective officers Monday night at Masonic Hall. Names include Jennie Stone as worthy matron and Kenneth Templeton as worthy patron. associate officers to be announced next meeting. English Court was initiated as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Jennie Stone
Hartford
Kenneth Templeton
Zola Poling
Dave Garretsom
Alice Barr
Mildred Bumgardner
Lora McCombs
Dalvis G. Wilfong
English Court
Farm Women Club Hosts Reading and Health Talk
Mrs Oak Thomas of Ripley Road hosted the Anne Bailey Farm Women's club on Tuesday. Dorothy Watkins county health nurse spoke on How the Health Department Serves You. A new range for the South Side Recreation Center was discussed along with plans for a Gallipolis cancer clinic and farm women’s club health checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Thomas
Ripley Road
Anne Bailey Farm Women's Club
Ruth
Naomi
Girard Fowler
Dorothy Watkins
C. F. Kiss
Tor of
Greer
Eckard Nape
South Side
Gallipolis
Farm Women's Clubs
Mason County
Miss Watkins
Kiss
Charles Stephenson
Bessie Schul
Marshall Fowler
Dinner Hosts Adams Welcome Gallipolis Guests on Winfield Road
Mr and Mrs Raymond Adams of Lock Eleven hosted a family dinner at their Winfield Road home Sunday. Guests included Mrs John Taylor Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor Mr and Mrs John Taylor Jr of Gallipolis Mrs Albert Romine and daughters Susan and Serril of Hebron Ohio and Mrs Mary F Plants of North Main Street Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Adams
Lock Eleven
Winfield Road
John Taylor
Richard Taylor
Gallipolis
Albert Romine
Susan and
Serril
Hebron
Ohio
Mary F. Plants
N. Main St
Point Pleasant
All Night Hunt For Escaped Convict In Mason County
State Trooper R C Dilley and Deputy Sheriff Robert A Kayser spent Monday night in the northern Mason County area continuing the search for Denver Vannest one of the prisoners who escaped from the state penitentiary last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
R. C. Dilley
Robert A. Kayser
Mason County
Denver Vannest
Taxes Delinquent After June End In Point Pleasant
Sheriff F A Morrison warns that all unpaid 1948 taxes will be delinquent after June 30. Delinquent lists will incur publication fees and 9 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F. A. Morrison
Local Visit Notes From Shade Area Residents
Mr and Mrs C W Nuzum and Mr and Mrs Bill Dean visited Shade area guests who spent months in Florida. Otto Swartz and daughters Lois Ann and Marylyn Kaye visited Raymond Follrod. Marylyn Kaye stayed a week. Frank Jeffers visited Gordon Verity of Albany. Rev Earl Cowen hosted Zara Creamer Grace Brown Darrel Quivey Columbus and James Clark Beverly Jimmie Kaye Indiana visits. John Cowan and Donald Paul Dayton visited. George Brady and Howard Nesselroad together. George Fulton hosted Linda Kaye Lancaster and Mildred Fulton Athens. George Malloy recovered from illness and returned to work. Mrs George Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cowen
Zara Creamer
Grace Brown
Darrel Quivey
Columbus
James Clark
Beverly
Jimmie
Kaye
Indiana
Carlos Cowen
Dayton
Everett Thomas
Pomeroy
John Cowan
Donald Paul
George Brady
Howard Nesselroad
George Fulton
Charles Slater
Linda Kaye
Lancaster
Mildred Fulton
Athens
George Malloy
Local Social News Highlights in Crooksville and Nearby
Visitors from Gallipolis Logan New Marshfield Wilkesville and McArthur attended Eastern Star inspection on June 4 conducted by Miss Edith Hutsinpiller of Gallipolis. Local residents hosted relatives from Columbus Chillicothe and McArthur for dinners visits and a birthday celebration at the Tripp home with E. C. Tripp Ernest Tripp Harvey Tripp and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Logan
New Marshfield
Wilkesville
McArthur
Hubert Beck
Columbus
E. C. Tripp
John R. Chapman
Barbara
Chapmans
Tripp
Edna Hawk
Ernest Tripp
Harvey Tripp
Clifford Wills
Lawrence
Ethel Tripp
Mary Tripp
Local Residents on Weekend Visits and Travel
Mrs. Leon Thompson and children spent the weekend in Huntington with relatives while Mr. Thompson vacationed at his father’s lodge near Keyser. Mrs. Kathleen Dyer, Ellis Overholt, and Mrs. Smith Roush left for Chicago to visit relatives. Mra Newell arrived from Greensboro to visit her son and daughter in law at 114 Liberty Ave. Rainbow Girls state meeting in Charleston drew several attendees. Mrs. Willett and Mrs. Sterick visited Pomeroy. Mrs. Arnett is spending the week in Boston. Raymond Adama recovering in Lock Eleven after illness and back to work. Sm. le W. Russell returns to base at Little Creek after leave with parents in West Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Gary Bumgardner
Rainbow Girls
Charleston
Robert Willett
Gene Sterick
Garfield Ave
Pomeroy
Earl H. Arnett
Boston
Maas
Raymond Adama
Lock Eleven
Sm. le W. H. Russell
Little Creek
John Russell
West Columbia
Non-Communist Oaths Taken by School Board
Cleveland Board of Education members and three top administrators swore non-Communist oaths on Monday. The Canton school board also approved a voluntary non-Communist oath for the system’s 700 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
Canton School Board
Alfred Grange members visit Star Grange and plan fair
About 40 Alfred Grange members visited Star Grange in Wilkesville on Saturday evening June 4 for a program. Alfred Grange noted Rural Life Sunday on June 5 with a meeting at Orange Christian Church. Home Economics Committee members planned lunch and refreshments for the Alfred Grange Fair set for June 18 at the Woode grove. A Grange softball team formed with Arthur Spencer as manager. Various relatives and friends visited and stayed with local families including the Bentz, Henderson, Guthrie, and Moore households in Ohio and Massachusetts. Leon Snodgrass injured a leg in a recent fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Alfred Grange
Star Grange
Wilkesville
Orange Christian Church
The
Grange
Helen Woode
Eleanor Boyles
Rachel Guthrie
Woode
Woode Grove
Arthur Spencer
W. E. Robinson
Donald
West Virginia
Weekend Visits Tie Racine Residents to Kin and Friends
Racine area residents hosted and visited relatives in several towns including Whitesburg East Liverpool Columbus Huntington Pomeroy Smithfield Louisville and nearby areas. New Alumni Association officers were announced Martha Beegle Neigler Ash ley Hayman and Owen Watson. Parole granted Carl Beckett from Ohio Penitentiary for unarmed robbery and burglary takes effect July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Arthur Banks
Whitesburg
Harry Roush
Marion Shiviey
East Liverpool
Elmer Brown
John Cross
Kelly Coe
Will Jones
Columbus
Frank Eaton
Huntington
W. Va
Charlie Spencer
Pomeroy
Harry Spencer
Smithfield
Bob Spencer
Louisville
Ernest Wingett
Ben Spencer
Ralph Smith
Wallace Pickens
Pickens
Clara
Doris Wolfe
Joe Cross
Westerville
Amanda Cross
Wright Roush
Chillicothe
James Eynon
Mary Hanlon
Eynon
Reid Eynon
Garen Roush
Charlene
Piqua
Arthur Roush
Jerry Powell
Meigs General Hospital
Martha Lou Beegle
Guy Neigler
Jean Ashley
Jean Hayman
Owen Watson
Carl Beckett
Ohio Penitentiary
Mrs Smith Hosts Millfield Church of Christ Women
A Women's Council meeting from Chauncey was hosted at Mrs. Mabel Smith's Athens home with a lawn potluck. Mrs. Shaner conducted installation of officers including Myrtle Wilcox president Edith McDaniel vice president Virginia Border secretary and Olive Brookina treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Women's Council
Millfield Church of Christ
Mabel Smith
Athens
Myrtle Wilcox
Edith McDaniel
Virginia Border
Olive Brookina
Alice Carr
Grace Border
Ida Hill
Helen Howard
Elizabeth Robinett
Hattie Mingus
Edith Heffken
Garnet Biewer
Frances Wallace
Nelle Russell
Helen Wilcox
Mabel Shaner
Olive Brookins
Marty McDaniel
Garden Club party and local visits noted in Radcliff
Twenty Garden Club members and families attended a party at the high school. Silently listed are guests and several locals visiting relatives and classmates, including service members such as Dwight McLaughlin Jr and Jack Jeffers on furloughs from Key West and Wichita Falls, plus Kenneth Price returning from three years in the Army with Guam and Guadalcanal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
Garden Club
Duane McLaughlin
Dick Price
Bob Howell
Raymond Cooper
McArthur
Dwight McLaughlin
Seaman
Key West
Fla
Fie
Jack Jeffers
U. S
Wichita Falls
Tex
F. Francis BK
Warren
Wyo
Kenneth Price
Army
Guam
Guadacanal
J. W. Wells
Marian
Victor
Carpenter
Lacey Kyger
Lynn
South Vienna
Local social notes from Mineral area render visits and family ties
Mr and Mrs Homer Buckley hosted visitors from C M Buckley and Gordon Bodkins recuperates after an appendectomy at Sheltering Arms hospital. Numerous gatherings include Emish in Dallas, Mattie Muir in Lancaster, and extended visits among the Stephenson N ihil Lowry Lightfritz Ely Crow Crow and Swaim families across Barberton Lima Troy Barberton Chillicothe and Barberton hosting relatives and friends during Memorial Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Buckley
C. M. Buckley
Orris Hall
Springfield
Ralph Gibson
Dallas
Texas
W. EF. Emish
Mattie Muir
Lancaster
Rose Stephenson Nihil
Arthur Stephenson
Piqua
Betty Nihl
Russell Lowry
Westerville
G. K. Lowry
Mildred Shingler
Bertha
Addie Penrod
Barberton
Charles Bodkin
Maxine
James Sickels
Allie Trout
Floyd
George Trout
Duane
Earl Johnson
Esther Swaim
Clifton Swaim
Ernest Ely
Ivan
Chillicothe
Jesse Ely
C. V. Hester
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Weekend Trips
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Fillinger host relatives from Rochester and Gallipolis plus the Ohse and Gardner families. Harry Robinson visits his mother in Akron. Mrs Besg Jeffers visits her mother Mrs T J Moore. Shoemaker returns from Wyandotte after a week with John Ewing. Wickline and daughter Joan spend a weekend with W R Dean in Mt Alto. Marguerite Hineman visits Crown City. Janie Robinson calls on Mildred Shoemaker. Bessie Frederick goes to Clifton to stay with Gerald Hull. W V Shoemaker heads to Indiana for work. Gloria re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Robinson
H. F. Shoemaker
John Ewing
Wyandotte
Mich
David Wickline
Joan
W. R. Dean
Mt. Alto
W. Va
Marguerite Hineman
J. L. Hineman
Crown City
Janie Robinson
Mildred Shoemaker
Bessie Frederick
Gerald Hull
Clifton
W. V. Shoemaker
Indiana
Gloria Re
Social rounds and transients fill the weekend
Bartlett and Mrs McBride of Columbus Ga sail to Germany after visiting Lucretia Cummings and kin. Mrs Gage and son visit Gallipolis parents. Mrs Clark with daughters stay with Goldie Ayers in Bluefield. Gene McCutcheon goes to Iowa for work. Wayne Dickson accompanies him. Local residents host or visit relatives across multiple states including Albany, Sharpsburg, Hellertown, Logan, Canton, Massillon, Oklahoma and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Mra
Padwart McBride
Columbus
Mr. Mcbride
Lucretia Cummings
Germany
Ralph Gage
Michard
Wayne Dickson
Henn Dickson
Ruswell Dickson
Vern Chesser
Caroline Chesser
Albany
John Armatrong Ang
Arl
Sharpsburg
Emmer Shaner
Wesley Bennett
Hellertown
H. D. Arnold
Logan
Dallas McCune
Canton
Reva Mae Randall
Fred Arnold
Harold Cunningham
Chester Fleming
George Funk
Irwin
Albert Funk
Lavinia Caldwell
Massillon
Arch Williams
Oklahoma
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Meet Set for Thursday
A Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club meeting is planned for Thursday at 7 30 P M in the music room of the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club
Igh
Birthday Observed in Greeny Row for CHAUNCEY A
A dinner marked the birthday of CHAUNCEY A at home in Greeny Row. Fred Lowke hosted the event with decorated cakes by Garnet Blower and Ada McConkey. Attendees included Mre and Mrs. Harold Hiewer and several grandchildren from Millfield Athol and Greens Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Fred Lowke
Greeny Row
Garnet Blower
Ada McConkey
Mre
Harold Hiewer
Tommy
Barbara Browser
Millfield
Glen McConkey
Gary
Athona
Ray Leake
Lanny
Columbia
Clifford Dunkle
Clifford Dunkle and Dater
Vickie
Grouster
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Silver Tea At Trimble Church Hosted By Shelton Society
About 90 people attended a Sunday silver tea at Trimble Church of Christ in Fern HK Chauncey. Johnson led devotionals and Helen Courtney read The Crucifixion. Constance Brown was elected president of the Shelton Missionary Society. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Courtney Mr Shafer Netlie Brookina Florence Pendergrass and Pearl Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
Shelton Missionary Society of the
Fern HK
Johnson
Helen Courtney
Constance Brown
Shelton Society
Courtney Vira Shafer
Netlie Brookina
Florence Pendergrass
Pearl Henry
1 H Club Meeting In Chauncey With 16 Girls Present
The 1 H Club of Chauncey met at the high school with 16 girls and their adviser Esther Ferrer. They worked on projects and played games. A follow up meeting is planned Friday at 1 p m. Officers will attend a meeting in Mechanicsburg on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Esther Ferrer
Mechanicsburg
Local families visit relatives in Millfield and Bishopville
Parents Mr and Mrs Clitf ford Dunkle and daughter Vicki of Gloucester visit Mrs Dunkle's parents Mr and Mrs Harold Blower in Millfield Sunday. The Blowers and Dunkles also visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Blower in Bishopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mra
Clitfford Dunkle
Vicki of
Glouster
Millfield
Sune
Dunkle
Mrs
Harold Blower
Blowers
Dunkles
Thomas Blower
Bishopville
Esther Class To Meet CHAUNCEY Methodist Church
A Father Class meeting of the CHAUNCEY Methodist Church is set for Thursday at 7 20 p m at the home of Mrs Winn ie Skinner Jacobs Ave Refreshments will be served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Auncey Methodist Church
Winnie Skinner
Jacobs Ave
Chauncey Couple Attends County Ministers Picnic
Mr and Mrs Gil bert Courtney of Chauncey attended the county ministers and wives annual picnic held Monday at Lake Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Lake Hope
Dorothy Stabden Recovers After Major Surgery
Mrs Dorothy Stabden of Chauncey is reported to be recovering satisfactorily after major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. She has returned to her Mill Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dorothy Stabden
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mill St
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Herman Leffler
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Jeromesville
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Anne Bailey Club
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Lee Henderson
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