Mingus Son Wounded in Germany Earns Citations in France
Chauncey notes Sgt. Robert Mingus, wounded in Germany, hospitalized in France and awarded Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Good Conduct Ribbon, and Oak Leaf Cluster citation. Inducted a year ago, overseas seven months. Local social notes list visits by families and friends across Chauncey, Millfield, Columbus, Athens, Nelsonville, and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hattie Mingus
Millfield
Robert Mingus
Germany
France
Sunday Dinner Honors Pfc. Clell Mingus
Mingus entertained Sunday at her country home near Millfield with a two course chicken dinner honoring her son Pfc. Clell Mingus on furlough from Camp Hood Texas. Covers were laid for Theodore Heffken Glouster Mr and Mrs Glenn Mingus Athens Mrs John Heffken and son Teddy Millfield Mr and Mrs Henry Heffken and daughter Carolyn Millfield Mrs Hattie Mingus sons Jack and Richard at home and the honor guest Pfc Clell Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hattie Mingus
Millfield
Pfc
Clell Mingus
Camp Hood
Tex
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
Glenn Mingus
Athens
John Heffken
Teddy
Henry Heffken
Carolyn
Jack
Richard
Pfcs Clell Mingus
Mrs Shafer Visits Son-in-Law and Daughter in Baker Settlement
Mrs John Shafer overnighted with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Brown at Baker Settlement. She attended a Council of Forum Bureau meeting held at the Brown home where Harold Brown chaired and Pt Frost led the discussion. Several members gave short talks and Mrs Brown served refreshments to 33 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Shafer
Harold Brown
Baker Settlement
Council of Forum Bureau
Brown
Pt. Frost
Ore
Pearl Harbor hospital notes and lodge meeting update
Edward Call reports from Pearl Harifier Hospital citing rev civil service and patient operation status. Mrs Dorothy Sta and Bonnie Mullins referenced among local residents. Chauncey E and West Rose Rebekah Lodge to meet tonight at 7 30 with social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie
CEY
Wést Rose Rebekah Lodge
Corning Social Notes Highlights From Local Society
Mrs. Charles Woodruff hosts Missionary Society meeting with Gertrude Gladden Verna Marshall Martha Young Mae Hodges and others attendance noted. Leon Keller hosts surprise birthday for Jake and G D Keller with card games and gifts. list of guests and refreshments included. Residents' travels and visits to Columbus Cincinnati Logan Nelsonville and New Lexington noted along with recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Keller
James Miller
Leo Radkoski
William Hermey
Bert Marshall
Marcel Levion
Emil Keller
George Fenneken
Harry Park
Cliff Courtney
Fred Barnett
Pat Clifford
Jess Latta
Murray Brown
Clarence Garrison
Mary Rodgers
Joan
Columbus
Henry Lusetti
Mary Snyder
Cincinnati
Leon Keller
Walter Wood
Tuff
Logan
Woodruff
Logan Hospital
Rose Mary Rocks
Leona Eddy
Betty Jones
New Lexington
Norma Woods
Dewey Woods
Nelsonville
Lulu Jones
Ruth Ann Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Jean Weichel
Child Recovering At Home On Mill Street
Nelson Wayne Cline three year old son of Mr and Mrs John N Cline Chauncey has been seriously ill with pneumonia but is slightly improved at the family home on Mill Street Mrs Cline who teaches first grade in Nelsonville schools has been home a week due to her son's illness Mrs C R Burns has returned to her home at Sharpsburg
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Anna Kulik
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Ben Mullins
Mill St
Evelyn Wicks
Columbus
Pearley Wicks
Beaumont
L. A. Morrison
Jacksonville
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Portsmouth
Mabel Cage
Athens
Blanche Champlin
Converse St
Helen Howard
Olive Brookins
Nelson Wayne
John N. Cline
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Pasi
Ada
Howett
Tun Rer
Set. Robt
Mingus
Chauncey District
Ross Smith
Harlan Mullins
Arthur Smith
Margaret Ellen Smith
Clarence Mullins
Barbara Staley
the Plains
Buddy Wicks
Norma
Roger Smith
Arthur J. Smith
W. Main St
Tokyo
Thomas Power
Japan
Mrrs
Shafer
Edward Call
Pearl Harifier Hospital
Corning Social Notes
Child
Betty Rose
Dis
Tinctive
Topcoats
Mallory, and
Wilson
Wewest
Jarman
Ayia
Zenners
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