Glouster trio joins state basketball tournament trip
Joe Crawford Gil bert Mingman Buddy Moody Jim mie Jonhhate Mick Hinton and Ben LaCorte traveled to Columbus Thursday to attend the state basketball tournament.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
5
Joe Crawford Gil bert Mingman Buddy Moody Jim mie Jonhhate Mick Hinton and Ben LaCorte traveled to Columbus Thursday to attend the state basketball tournament.
Chauncey-Dover Athletic Club members perform a minstrel show at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium to fund their Cleveland trip. Mrs Christine Brown directs the production. Three members were initiated Thursday: Melvin Showalter Bill Sanders and John Patterson.
Church listings across Chauncey Millfield Morristown and area detail service times Sunday school and worship for each denomination. Chauncey Methodist official board meeting announced after Sunday service. Millfield Bridge Club postponed to next week at Mrs Bertha Sanders home.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Cruickshank and Mrs Ida McPherson of Chauncey visited Paul Jeffers at Pleasant Hill on Sunday. Charles Brickles of New Marshfield was in Chauncey on Wednesday to see his sister Mrs Martha Crow on West Main Street.
Allie Southerton of R F D No 3 Athens Ohio appointed administratrix of John Southerton deceased late of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated March 1949. John F Newcomb Probate Judge.
Local notices list Sunday school times and worship services for multiple Glouster area churches. Entries cover First Baptist Glouster, Glouster Methodist, Glouster Church of Christ, Jacksonville Methodist and more with pastors named including Rev. John Devol and Rev. Daniel K. Teater. Easter events and special services are noted, along with general schedule details.
Mr and Mrs Tom Weed of Juniper Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Boney Weed. The WSCS met at Mrs Lem Fuller Jr s home. A stork shower for Mrs Glen Peters with gifts. Luncheon served. Attendees included Mrs Summers Mrs Goodwin and Mrs Alberry of Logan. Mrs Emma Haas Mrs Emily Bardain and Mr and Mrs Earle Heinlein attended Ella Hamsher funeral at Mt Pleasant. Wilmer Hardesty recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller drove to Newark to visit his mother Mrs Miller who was ill. Mrs Anna Heinlein.
Visitors at the C. B. Unroe home included Calvin and Mrs. Roberts from near Bladen Bruce and Mrs. Unroe from Gallipolis and Bonnie De Vault from Wilkesville L A Parsons visited the E L Cottrills Clarence Ratcliff bought two cows Stephen Foley and his crew worked on Strongs Run road Verna Woodall is mentioned among the notices
Trimble Lodge 357 F and A M schedules a father and son banquet in the Jacksonville Trimble High School auditorium Saturday at 7 30 p m All master masons are to attend with a son or guest A music program and a speaker are planned
Mrs Angie Fier baugh notes Dow Cannon of Greens Run is much improved after illness. Cannon, a longtime Columbus resident, has ties to Red Town through Mrs. Cannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave M Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Johan E. Wandling and children Susan and David hosted guests Sunday. Their visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kempton and daughter Inez from Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield A. Lewis and daughters Sheran Kaye and Beverley Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dehmann and children Marilyn and Bobby from The Plains and Nelsonville.
Mrs. Charles Dan ford returned to her Trimble home after a month in Burbank California visiting her son-in-law and daughter the Rev. and Mrs Dwight Burkh am and son Charles
Chauncey Miss Ruth Ann Howard Patricia Pettit and Ruthie Mae Simpkins hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Howard home for Mrs Donald Rosselli Dawn Earich, a recent bride. Invited guests included Bertha Sanders Lucille Sanders Grace Border Virginia der Edith Heffken Bett rick Nellie Sussetti and many more.
Mr and Mrs Les ie Cruickshank of Chauncey Ohio traveled to Columbus as guests of Merle Feverheim and daughter Cherry Lynn They also called on Doris Elisenaugle and Wiley In Summit Station they stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas Cruickshank and their son Tommy
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Fraser and daughter Phys included Mrs Ethel Daft of Bastl Ohio Mrs Mary Ivers and Karl Inman of Newark Ohio Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and son Jimmy Basil Mrs Goldie Andrews and Andrew J Andrews of Glouster Mr and Mrs Hermon Keirns of Millfield and Mr and Mrs Sidney McGlaughlin of Glouster.
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Pendergrass visited Columbus Saturday to see their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Theisen and to visit Chauncey’s brother Frank Pendergrass.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Bingman of Columbus spent Tuesday through Thursday visiting Mrs. Bingman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bingman.
The Hocking Valley Auto Club will meet Monday at 8 pm in the K of P building Glouster. Degree work will be conferred and refreshments will be served.
Glouster schools were closed all day Wednesday as teachers attended an all county teachers meeting in Athens.
Mrs J E Stoltz of Baltimore Ohio is visiting Mr and Mrs C E Handley this week for a social call.
Columbus Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan and daughter Donna visited Chauncey to spend time with relatives. They were hosted by Eugene’s parents and grandmother, Mr and Mrs Morgan and Mary Meinhartney. Also visiting were Morgan’s father Thomas Jones at Willow Creek and Amanda Jones at Doanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickens Ruth Brown celebrated their birthday anniversaries at their Millfield home. Mr. Dickens marked March 21 and Mrs. Dickens March 22 with a dinner and a cake centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Thompson Mrs. Charles Holsington and grandson Lloyd of Jacksonville.
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