New Patrol Auto Placed in Service
Nelsonville police place a new patrol car in service replacing the old unit. Two way radio and other special equipment have been transferred to the new vehicle.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
7
Nelsonville police place a new patrol car in service replacing the old unit. Two way radio and other special equipment have been transferred to the new vehicle.
In Nelsonville the funeral services for Mrs. J Wesley Bates were held at 3 p m Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs P W Hickman on West Washington Street. Attending were numerous out of town relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs J W Hickman Martha Bates Bill Bates of Worthington Dr E Paul Shepard of Chillicothe and several others from Chauncey Columbus Logan Lancaster and Deanville. The Rev J A Long of the Christian Church officiated and burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Chauncey Dover Township Red Cross set a two week campaign to raise seven hundred dollars averaging one dollar per family. Gilbert Courtney chairs a committee of busy donors with solicitors to avoid repeated calls. Members include W D Hines mayor and Dan Friedberg. W G Davis and George Christman. many residents across Chauncey Millfield and Poston areas.
Lancaster visits reveal CHAUNCEY Mrs. Andrew Mc Kinney and daughters Zelda Mae Elaine McKinney Mrs Dorothy Sovereign and Garnet Aten guests of Esther McKinney Adkins spending Tuesday in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman McCune hosted a lith birthday party for their daughter Violet at their Sand Ridge residence. After games, Mrs. McCune sliced the cake and ice cream was served. Attendees included Phyllis Shumway, Ray Woolan, Gladys Showalter, Pauline Woolan, Goldie McCune, Sonny Showalter, Bob McCune, Deward Stotts, Owen Stotts, Herman McCune, Beverly Ann McCune, Helen Louise McCune, and Hughie McCune.
Easter Sunrise service set for Sunday at 6 30 in The Plains Church of the Nazarene. Pastor Lena Brandenburg will deliver a message followed by Communion of the Lord S Supper.
Chauncey Athens Monday night theater party honoring the Junior class play completion. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Lowell Cole and Mr and Mrs John Bell, with pupils Ike Staley Elaine McKibben Robert Freeman Joanna Ley Bill Napper Charles Lahugh Edith Adams Betty Braford Junior Courtney Shirley Russell Violet Theisen Ralph Crabtree Joanne Downs Jack Savage Barbara Willis Richard Mingus Bonnie Keirns Tom Dickerson Virginia Evener Jay Lewis Genevive Werner Faye Crabtree Terry Cunningham Mae Crabtree Darrel Shields Carolyn Hillen Leroy Mullins Ronald Hartman Mary Tippie Donna Shafer.
Holy Week is observed at The Plains Methodist Church with services Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights. Rev. Charles Caffrey spoke Wednesday and will speak Friday on The Inevitable Cross. Daily Sapp preaches Thursday, and Arthur Sapp Jr Chauncey leads song with Think On Me and Come To the Cross.
Funeral services for John Bullock will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church. The services will be conducted by Rev. Ray Pidcock.
Mr McCune and his daughters plus Marie Hanning were Monday guests of Mrs Frank Shumway at Sand Ridge for a social call.
Nelsonville stores will close one hour from 1 to 2 p.m. tomorrow in observance of Good Friday per Retail Merchants Association president Warren Robinette. Union religious services run 12 noon to 3 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. city schools dismiss for Easter weekend with Friday off and classes resume Monday morning.
Nelsonville annual Easter Egg hunt sponsored by the Sunday School of the First Presbyterian Church will take place Saturday at 2 p.m. on the church lawn for children and community members. Committee members are Miss Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Elsie Wolfe, Mrs. Ellsworth Rife, and Mrs. Gordon Thompson.
Local Elks host a party and dance for members and their ladies at the club rooms on Hocking Street. Dancing runs from nine to one with music by Pappy Stewart's Buckeye Hot Shots.
A Boy Scout Board of Review will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Troop 65 rooms on Fulton Street. All board members have been requested to attend. Assistant scoutmasters of local troops are urged to attend, with Wilbur D. Mender acting chairman.
William Howard Ritchie electrician's mate third class USN son of Mrs. Virginia Ritchie of Buchtel serves aboard the barracks ship USS Mercer at Green Cove Springs Florida in the inactivation of surplus Navy ships under Operation Zipper. He entered the Naval service June 18 1942 and trained at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
The Rev. Rollin S. Polk Jr. announces Good Friday services in Nelsonville. Activities include a 7 a.m. shortened morning prayer at the Church of the Epiphany, a union service 12 noon to 3 p.m. at First Presbyterian, and 7:30 p.m. evening prayer at the Episcopal Church with an address by the Rev. Polk.
Chauncey resident Mrs. Etta Schoon has recovered from injuries to her arm sustained in a fall several days ago.
Weekend visitors Mrs Cora Simms and Daryl Shumway from Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Shumway in Sand Ridge over the weekend.
Harold Chauncey McCune of Mansfield spent the weekend as a guest of his mother Mrs. Gertie McCune of Sand Ridge.
Kenneth Devore and Hartley Devore of Columbus spent a weekend with the Dafts. Dorothy Townshend and grandmother Mrs Retta Osler hosted and visited relatives, with multiple Columbus and Beckley guests joining weekend gatherings. Townshend also visited Mrs Ray Winning of Pomeroy.
Principal Ross Summer and Mrs. Carrie Hall announce the Maxville School honor roll for the six week period. Absent or tardy pupils are listed along with attendees at a WBFMS gathering hosted by Mrs. Mary Griggs. Notable visitors include David Valentine from Chicago and residents from Granville and Newark.
Mr and Mrs E Sanborn welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Roland Sweazy of Murray City Mr and Mrs Joe Miller Mr and Mrs Harry Schrader of Columbus Mr and Mrs Walter Sweazy of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Raymond Sanborn of Greens Run for a recent visit.
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