Athens County Men s Brotherhood Meeting Preview
The Athens County Men s Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ and Christian churches plans a 7 30 p m meeting in Chauncey to host about 150 men. The program includes a church hymn, devotions, and a slide presentation by Dick Wilcox and Fred Kempton, with county president W G Davis leading a brief business session. County office candidates have been invited and will be introduced during a social hour. no speeches are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Athens County Men's Brotherhood of the
Churches of Christ and Christian Churches
Fred Tom
Athens
Dick Wilcox
Fred Kempton
W G. Davis
Martha Mayle Dies at 87 in Chesterhill
Martha E Mayle 87 of Chesterhill died after a long illness at home. Born May 23 1864 in Washington County she married Joseph Mayle in 1882. Surviving are five daughters and four sons with many grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m Chesterhill Methodist Church with burial in Chesterhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Lucille Ampey
Harold
Frank Mayle
Chesterhill
Dayton Mayle
Sharpsburg
Guy Mayle
John
Marietta
Chesterhill Methodist Church
Henry Mayle
Chesterhill Cemetery
Local Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Visits
Miss Lois Jean Egle berry acted as superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School substituting for her aunt Miss Etta Egleberry who visits relatives in Columbus and Fairborn. Many families from Columbus Athens Nelsonville and Hamden were seen visiting or hosting gatherings with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creola
James McKibben
Elmer McKibben
Vera
Martin Meibben
Athens
Lisle Diles
Middlea
E. Giles
Jesse Peyton
Down- Jneton
W. A. Stein
Theodore Webb
James Criss
Fay
Torch
Ernest
Tripp
Orland Burke
Emily Good
Burke
Della Burke
Frake's Rest
Hamden
Local visits and funeral attendance noted in region
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith visited West Virginia with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rockwell of Syracuse attended the funeral of Oscar Hedricks in Columbus. Rockwell guests of Edward Hedricks in Kingsbury. Yvonne and Sandra Beal visited Mrs. Owen Smith. Russell Henderson and Owen Smith visited Pomeroy, while Norman Wood visited Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Owen Smith
West Virginia
Joseph Rockwell
Syracuse
Edward Hedricks
Columbus
Hedricks
Oscar Hedricks
Yvonne
Sandra Beal
Russell Henderson
Pomeroy
Norman Wood
Gallipolis
Janeth
Bridge Club To Meet Chauncey
The Millfield bridge club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bertha Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Chauncey
Millfield Bridge Club
Bertha Sanders
Pipeline Link Expanded to Deliver Gas to Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gases Co. completed a 1.7 mile section of a 47 mile pipeline from Hocking County storage to the Crawford compressor near Lancaster. The first 16 miles ran Benton to Crawford, finished in December at a cost of 1,028,395 dollars. The second segment Crawford to Carroll cost 945,000 dollars. The final Carroll to Columbus stretch will be built this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gags Co
Hocking County
Benton
Crawford
Lancaster
Crawford Station
Carroll
Mrs. Zirkle Dies at Age 90 in Mason Nursing Home
Mrs. Sarah Melinda Zirkle age 90 widow of Robert Zirkle Mason died at 11 30 p m Monday in a nursing home near Pomeroy Her husband died six years ago Survived by son J E Zirkle of Macomb Illinois and four daughters Mrs Olson Sayre New Haven Mrs Bobby Moon St Peters burg Fla Mrs Golda Roush Wooster and Mrs Lizzie Nease San Antonio Final rites set for 2 p m Thursday at Foglesong funeral home with Rev L R Mahoney officiating Burial in Graham Station Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Sarah Melinda Zirkle
Robert Zirkle
Pomeroy
J. E Zirkle
Macob
Olson Sayre
New Haven
Bobby Moon
St. Petersburg
Fla
Golda Roush
Wooster
Lizzie Nease
San Antonio
Tex
Foglesong Funeral Home
L. R. Mahoney
Graham Station Cemetery
Fred Cunningham Enlists in Navy at Great Lakes
Chauncey Chauncey-Dover High School Class of 1951 graduate Fred Cunningham enlisted in the U S Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes Illinois for nine weeks of boat training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Fred Cunningham
Hollis Cunningham
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes
Cunningham
Chauncey-Dover High School
South Bloomingville Social Roundup Notes Visitors
William Reichley and Mrs Hattie Cush of Columbus came to visit ill brother S A Reichley. The Earnharts and son Howard visited. Delmer Denton of Creole spent an evening with Clen del Reid. Creola's Albert Woodard stayed with Charles Davis. Several local households hosted guests and relatives including the Davis and Tate families. Maxine Johnson is mentioned among other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bloomingville
William Reichley
Hattie Cush
Columbus
S. A. Reichley
Joseph Earnhart
Howard
S. A Reichley
Delmer Denton
Creole
Clendel Reid
Albert Woodard
Creola
Charles Davis
James Davis
Esley Davis
George Davis
Ivan Brown
Jasper Tateman
Junior Johnson
Charles Haper
Logan
Maxine Johnson
Langsville Social Notes Mention Visits and Meetings
Langsville daily notices list visits among local families including the Millers Bolins Kennedy and Ward. The Ladies Aid meets at Marvin Morris home with a planned Miller sisters gathering. Western Local PTA plans a March 10 Rutland High School meeting and a Langsville Church sewing demonstration by Geneva Nolan on March 12 at 12 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Robert Miller
Circleville
Miller
von Miller
Miller Sisters
C. C. Bolin
Joe
Harold Miller
Athens
Marvin Morris
Floyd Kennedy
Canal Winchester
Kennedy
Wade Kennedy
Former Education Director Beverly Skinner Dies
Beverly Skinner, longtime member of the state board of school examiners and active church worker, dies after illness. Surviving are his wife, daughter Harriet Wilson, son Chad Skinner, two brothers, two sisters, and a late son Beverly Chalfant Skinner. Memorial services planned in Marysville. flowers omitted, donations to Marysville Public Library requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of School Examiners
Skinner
Presbyterian
Maud Chalfant
Oberin
Ohio
Curtis FE. Wilson
Harriet
Chads Skinner
Beverly Chalfant Skinner
Doctor Skinner
Charles E.skinner
Researc
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Ernest B. Skinner
University of Wisconsin
Marysville
Rotary Hears Ohio Society Representative in Logan
Logan Ohio Rotary Club heard Richard Farig of Columbus, rep of the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society, on Sesquicentennial planning and Hocking County role. The group listed student speakers from Ohio University and Logan High, plus attendance pins for members and new guest Jay Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
Rotary Club
Richard Farig
Columbus
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Farig
Ohio University
Germany
Rotary
Logan Hig School
Fred Jurgensmeier
Jim Green
Jim Young
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Institute
Walter Leonard
L. K. Showalter
George Carr
Sherman Lyke
Fred Blume
Roger Humphrey
Jay Cole
William Bovett
State Foresters
Logan Girl Scouts celebrate 40th anniversary party
Logan Girl Scout Council marks the 40th birthday of Girl Scouting in America with a March 11 event at Logan High School cafe. Mrs. Jay Nimon announced a 6 p.m. pot-luck dinner, a program with all troops, a film World Friendship, and badge awards. Miss Ruth Ellen Sands will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
America
Logan High School
Jay Nimon
Ruth Ellen Sands
Athens
Nimon
United States
Switzerland
Mrs. Bertina Jacks Dies at 42 in Chillicothe
Mrs. Bertina Marie Jacks 42 died this morning at City Hospital Chillicothe. Survived by husband Berlin Jacks four sons George Douglas Donald John at home Arthur McGee of Guysville and two daughters Barbara at home Bessie Currier of Columbus. Daughter of the late John and Mt Union Ohio. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Harrisonville Presbyterian Church burial White Oak Cemetery. Friends may call Chase funeral home Rutland until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak Cemetery
Chase Funeral Home
Rutland
Fishin' for Fun at Hocking Fish and Game Dinner
Logan’s Ben Hardesty stars in the two reel film Fishin for Fun to be shown at the Isaak Walton clubhouse during the Hocking County Fish and Game Association dinner. Ted Husing narrates. Tickets from Logan Rod and Reel Club. Association officers will be elected that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ben Hardesty
U. S
Hocking
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admits
Mrs. Frank Ricketts Jr of Logan announces the birth of a girl. New Straitsville and McArthur residents listed among admitted and dismissed patients including Mrs. William J. Potter and George Kline. Names include Cleveland Morgan, Howard Coleman, Loren Nixon and Mrs. Carl Cyrus with routes in Logan and McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ricketts, Jr
Logan
William J. Potter
McArthur
Cleveland Morgan
Howard Coleman
Loren Nixon
New Straitsville
George Kline
Carl Cyrus
Chauncey Personal Notes Include Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Kuhbander and Mrs Linna O Conor of Dayton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Al Preston. Earl Edwards condition improved after recent Chauncey mine injury. Mr and Mrs Sam Ashworth and Polly of Portsmouth were weekend guests of former brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Homer Omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kuhbander
Linna O’conor
Dayton
al Preston
Earl Edwards
Chauncey Mine
Sam Ashworth
Polly
Portsmouth
Homer Omen
Weekend Guests at Earl Edwards Home
Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pickett and son Dewey from Shortlets West Virginia, Mr. Jess Donaldson and Juanita Donaldson and Joyce Confare of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and daughter Mary of Shortlets West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Earl Edwards
Tom Pickett
Dewey
W. Va
Jess Donaldson
Juanita Donaldson
Joyce Confare
Columbus
John Johnson
Mary
Quilting Session Planned by Chauncey Church Ladies Aid
The Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at the church for an all day quilting event. Each member should bring her own sack lunch to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey the Ladies Aid
The
Chauncey Methodist Church
Classified Advertising Terms and Policies Noted
The notice outlines ad submission deadlines cash requirements and rates for various classified entries. It details blind ads pay by mail or phone, line pricing, and penalties for corrections, with specific times for Sunday editions and three or six day runs.
Storm Windows and Enclosures Exhibit at Banks Sport Shop
Paul Fiske of 23 N. Congress advertises a full demonstration of storm windows doors oars porch enclosures metal awnings and asbestos siding at Banks Sport Shop with contact Dial 31490 and the year 1952 mentioned in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fiske
N. Congress
Notice to bid on partition fence in Canaan Township
Sealed proposals for building a partition fence between Richard Phillips and E A Persons are due by 10 30 AM Sunday in April 1962 at the Clerk of Canaan Township office. Bids must show all interested parties and include a disinterested guarantee. lowest responsible bid will be accepted or the board may reject all bids. Fence work to be completed within 28 days of bid acceptance. By order of the Township Trustees Clerk Bessie L Dillinger. FILTH FACES FAST for Finn Foam fights soil in rugs and upholstery Uhlman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Township
Richard Phillips
E. A
Board of Township Trustees
Bessie L. Dillinger
Varner Presents Lenten Service Tonight in Logan
The Rev. Paul N Varner of St Matthew American Lutheran Church Logan will present The Voice of Peter in the second Lenten service of the Voices of the Passion series. He uses John 1 42 as his text and portrays figures linked to Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul N. Varner
St. Matthew American Lutheran Church
Peter
Varner
Warner
Jesus Christ
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report March 5
Salable hogs 800, early trade active, hogs 18.10 to 18.20 for 180-225 lb. sow prices 15.50 to 15.75. Cattle and calves slow to moderately active, heifers and steers mostly 31.50 to 41.50, best beef 39.00. Lambs light receipts, lambs and ewes nominally steady, most 12.00 to 29.00. Poultry and butter trends listed with mixed prices. potatoes 400-642.
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Cincinnati
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Martha Mayle
Zaleski
Fred Cunningham
Navy
Beverly Skinner
Beta Theta P. National Collegiate Fraternity
National Education Association
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Frank Skinner
Indianapolis
Homer Skinner
Somerset
Lucy Ellen Skinner
Frer
McCandless
Gibsonian
Rotary Hears Ohio Society
Hocking Valley Hospital
Uests Entertained
Rth
Wwe
Ask
Berlou
McCree Drug CO
Cc FE
Schuster
San Columbus
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Otto
Ideal
Dial
Esther Allen
Betty Louise Robinson
Route
E. Carpenter St
Charles Stratton
Carl Clifford At
Clifford’s Used Cars
Fern St
Mercury Tudor
Plymouth Sedan
Desoto
Tudor Sedan
Athens Motor Sales
W. State St
KELCH
Joe Aster
Hoover Sweepers
Finn
Uhlman
Rev. Varner
Cincinnate Livestock
Uick Uys
BUICK
Chevrolet
Frank Coon
Big Bun” Bean
Janer
State Street
Johnny Jones Motors
Plymouth
Henry Brown
R.ee
Wakefield Motors
Studebaker
Richland Ave
Willys
Harley-Davidson
Willys CO
Washington St
Cornville
John Dixon
Canaanville
Bustin Beauty School
Marinello System
Marinello
Central
E. Broad St
Evelyn Pettbone
Stockport
Onia
Dr. Hess
Higgins Feed Store
Fred Elliott Albany
Vern Meeks _ Shade
New Hampshire
Noble
New Hampshires
Noble Strain
Hampshires
Atkins
Phone 247
Pomeroy, O
Platt's Shell
Hudson Sales & Service
Union St
Mill Street
C. P. Nutter
R. D
Carpenter
Athens Junk CO
N. Shafer
Wellborn
Bidwell
Rio Grande
Frank Erdy
Millfield
Glenn Vance
Middleport
Ise
Exch
Athens Auto Parts
Carpenter and
Lancaster Streets
James Trout
Albany
Auto Service
BROWN
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Front St
Jerry Baughman
Marietta Ave
Call
C. R. White
McClain Welding Service
Moore Ave
COAL
F. C. Stone
East State Street
Strawn Plumbing CO
N. Court
National Industries Service Association
Electric Motor Service
W. Union Street
J W. Kelley
Morris Ave
New
Mahaffey Electric Motor Service
Johnson & West
Depot St
Theo Johnson CO
M. Davis
W. Carpenter
Woodyard Farm Supply
Kern ST
D. M. Goddard
Williams Transfer & Parcel Delivery
RAPP
East Side
STATE
ALGEO
Ehrler Hatchery
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