Chauncey Hosts Mr and Mrs Ray mond Syx Gathering
Chauncey hosted a social event inviting friends and local residents. The gathering featured Mr and Mrs Ray mond Syx and other guests in a casual neighborhood reception.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
12
Chauncey hosted a social event inviting friends and local residents. The gathering featured Mr and Mrs Ray mond Syx and other guests in a casual neighborhood reception.
Bennetts team defeated Western Auto 59 to 57 to win the independent basketball league title at the high school gym. Dawley led Bennetts with 17 points, while Arco paced Western Auto with 18 points and Dixon added 17.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening with first vice president Ruth Lantz presiding. Members scheduled a second game party for March 28 and authorized the secretary to order needed poppies. Lunch was served by the March hostess committee: Leona Kilgore Beulah Gottka Lillie Houser and Florence Archer.
The Nelsonville High School PTA will convene Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school building. Mrs Belle Whitman from the faculty will chair a round table discussion.
A special meeting of Twig 5 of the Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. Ruth White on Tuesday. A business session is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the gathering.
Local churches list Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship times including Communion at 10:30 a.m. Epiphany Episcopal notes Lent services and visiting preacher from Athens. Pilgrim Holiness, First Presbyterian, Nazarene and other parishes share schedule updates and special sermons throughout the week.
Mrs. Mary Martin 82 former Carbondale resident died Thursday in Athens. Survived by daughters Mrs. Allison Cox Carbondale Mrs. Marion Grate Marion and Mrs. Florence Sumpter Ewington son Joe Martin Marion nine grandchildren two great grandchildren and brother Amos Chesser London Ohio. Funeral Sunday 11 a.m. at Harkins Chapel with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Cox Carbondale.
Mr. Craig Kinney and his wife Eleanor Cole are graduating today from Ohio State University. He earns a Bachelor of Science in commerce and she a Bachelor of Science in fine arts in education. He will join Studebaker Corp in South Bend Indiana starting March 20.
The Improved Order of Red Men Eagle Tribe 179 Nelsonville will entertain with square dancing at their hall in the Buckeye Building Saturday starting at 8 p.m. A local Red Men orchestra will provide music for Red Men and guests.
The FNF Club will gather in Nelsonville at 7 30 p m Friday in the home of Mrs Rachel Hillen at Grover Street for a club meeting.
Multiple church notices list weekly times for worship and Sunday school. Chauncey area churches including Seventh Day Adventist, Church of God, Zion Free Will Baptist, Pilgrim Holiness, Methodist, Church of Christ Parish, Morristown Holiness, New England Church, East Millfield Mission, Plains Methodist, Plains Nazarene present service times and pastors. Some include midweek meetings and missionary speakers.
Mond Syx Chauncey attended the funeral of their cousin Delbert Balch on Sunday in Evans West Virginia. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Martin Keirns Athens Route 4 and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Everett Dennis Mrs John Bailup of Chester West Virginia and Samuel Balch of Midland Pennsylvania. The group also visited their mother Mrs Everett Males who is ill at her home Athens Route 4.
Members of the Ladies Aid gather for an all day quilting meeting at The Plains Methodist Church. Attendees include Mrs. Olah Shamel, Mrs. Rosa Cade, Mrs. Lillie Welch, Mrs. Bernice Keeton and Mrs. Mary Evans.
Mrs. John Civille of Dayton and former Chauncey resident has been visiting for several days at the home of Miss Frances Howard, 49 Converse Street.
Mrs Jessie Fulton and Mrs Elizabeth Robinet t of Millfield spent Wednesday in Glouster visiting Mrs Georgia Nagle.
Chauncey Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers met in the high school music room. The next meeting is scheduled for March 21 at the same location with a pot luck supper. Attendees included Hazel Perry Etta Schoonover Ida Beitelchies Susan South Ollie Hillyer Lena Bailey Lucille Showalter Mary Adams Virginia Mitchell Myrtle Tippie Jessie Johnson Hazel Hammond Lola Gillett and Gertrude Johnston.
Testimony in the government's anti trust suit against the Lorain Journal has ended. Judge Emerick B. Freed will decide if the Journal restrained trade through its advertising policies. Government attorneys have until April 13 to file a brief and the Journal's lawyers until April 28. The judge expects about two months to issue a ruling.
Atlanta man Harry B. Rush filed his income tax return early and received a $26.50 refund. His two year old son Donald chewed up half the check, leaving Rush to mail the damaged remainder back to the U S Collector of Internal Revenue in Marion Allen.
Danville notes report Roosevelt Blackburn, son of Mr and Mrs Grover Blackburn, hospitalized at Holzer with double pneumonia. Other items include visits and travels by local residents and a union meeting for Local Union 3905 UMW at Kimberly Mine on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
A roundup of services across Glouster area churches led by pastors including Rev C H Clemons and Rev Daniel K Teater. Sunday school times and sermon topics listed for Glouster First Baptist Glouster Church of Christ Glouster Methodist Redtown Free Methodist Jacksonville Methodist Trimble West Side Church of Christ Spencer Ridge Bible Christian Oakdale Church of God Jacksonville EUB Hollister and Concord with dates weekly worship plans and special sessions.
The J-T Juniors of Jacksonville Trimble High School will present the class play Are You Kidding in the school auditorium on Friday evening March 31. Each member of the class will have a part and the play is directed by Paul Fisk.
A special meeting of the Glouster Methodist Church finance committee will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. at the church. Members listed include John Blower, president, Dr. C. F. Patton, Dr. C. A. Pride, John Standley, Dick Guinther, Ernest Byers, Mrs. John Morris and Mrs. Willis Blower.
Members of the Glouster First Baptist Church are to meet at the church Saturday at 7 p.m. for a business meeting.
Eagles sponsor round and square dancing at their Murray City hall Saturday from 8 30 p m to midnight Buckeye Ramblers provide music in a community event with proceeds to support club activities.
GLOUSTER Jacksonville Trimble High School and Jacksonville elementary schools closed at noon Thursday due to widespread influenza illness and student absences. Classes had resumed Monday after four previous days off, but officials deemed another closure necessary.
GLOUSTER Mrs Prudy Nott and fellow hostesses welcomed the Oakdale Friendship Circle at Hollister school Tuesday evening. President Morena Jewell oversaw the election of new officers for the year including Betty Hufford as president Mildred Harmuth as vice president Donna Brunton secretary Lucille Wolfe treasurer and Ruby Norris flower fund chair. Contests awarded prizes to Sophie Vegso Faye Nott Georgia Barnes Gertrude Jewell Letha Westfall and Bernice Lowery. Twenty three members and six guests attended. The next meeting will be at Hollister school with Sophia Vegso Letha Westfall and Betty Hufford hosting.
Pythian Sisters host an Instruction School in Nelsonville Monday evening. Officers and degree staff must report to Mrs. E. R. Mingus by Monday morning, then be at the bus station at 6 p.m. A bus will return the group to Glouster after the school adjourns.
At a Tuesday alumni meeting the association voted to hold the annual banquet and dance on May 29 in the school gym. The Women of the Moose bid for serving the banquet was accepted. Tickets for the dance and banquet will go on sale later.
The G T Club will meet at 7 30 PM in Mrs Hazel Pierce s Chestnut Street home in Nelsonville. An exchange of gifts is planned as part of the evening.
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