Two Dover Pupils Score High in State Tests
Chauncey Dover School District reports eighth grade top performers James McKinley Fahl 14 from Millfield and Mary Carolyn Bricker 13 from Chauncey with high scores 186 and 170. Fahl studied under Miss Jessie Smart Bricker under Miss Frances Howard and both to attend Ohio Scholarship Day in Columbus May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James McKinley Fahl
Millfield
Chauncey- Dover
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Sand Ridge
Sugar Creek
Young Fahl
Bricker
Columbus
Ohio
James Fahl
Jessie Smart
Frances Howard
Honor Students of Dover Announced
Chauncey Dover High School honors lists names of seniors John Simmers Nicholas Stefanoski Bernadine West Thelma Sams Irene Riley. Juniors include Lois Ann Shafer Lois Simpson Ruth Lester. Sophomores Jo Ann Williamson Jane White James Johnston Jean Slagle Joe Nogrady Margaret Messaros Marilyn Parry. Freshmen Fritz Janson Shirley Ryan Jean Russell Dorothy Stalder Frederica Theisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Nicholas Stefanoski
John Simmers
Bernadine West
Thelma Sams
Irene Riley
Lois Ann Shafer
Lois Simpson
Ruth Lester
Jo Ann Williamson
Jane White
James Johnston
Jean Slagle
Joe Nogrady
Margaret Messaros
Marilyn Parry
Fritz Janson
Shirley Ryan
Jean Russell
Dorothy Stalder
Frederica Theisen
Miss Slagle Hosts Poston P A Club Meeting
Miss Jean Slagle of Sugar Creek entertained the Poston P A Club Monday night. Delores Hunter, club president, led the meeting and Norma Clark gave a report. Refreshments were served. Members present included Olga Hunter and others. The club planned a party for May 14.
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Chauncey
Poston P. A
Jean Slagle
Sugar Creek
Delores Hunter
Norma Clark
Olga Hunter
Gladys Bellelchies
Ethel Chiki
Isabel Forgarassy
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Victor Leffler, son of Mr and Mrs William Leffler Chauncey has been transferred from Great Lakes to the U S S Mississippi at San Pedro California. Barbara Putman Athens spent Sunday in Chauncey as guest of the Lefflers. Mrs Mary Love is seriously ill at her home in Chauncey West Main Street. Harry Noble of Athens visited his mother Mrs Henry Osborne ill at her Chauncey home. Harold Lowe of Columbus spent Sunday in Chauncey at the Leffler home. Rev Gilbert Courtney Chauncey, Dow Sanders near Albany and Ernest Stanley Bolins Mills visited Mozella Lahugh in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Sunday. Paul Fiske and Ruth Fiske moved to NGER Athens Ohio their home Converse Street. Leone Minister and daughter Jane Sugar Creek Mrs Jennie Webb and son Richard near Athens visited their mother Mrs Elizabeth Waldie May Avenue Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Victor Leffler
William Leffler
Great Lakes
Ill
U. S. S. Mississippi
San Pedro
Calif
Barbara Putman
Boyd Hall
Athens
Mill St
Mary Love
W. Main St
Harry Noble
Henry Osborne
Harold Lowe
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Gilbert Courtney
Dow Sanders
Albany
Ernest Stanley
Bolins Mills
Mozella Lahugh
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Fiske
Ruth Fiske
NGER
Ohio
Drake
Converse St
Bert Watkins
Leone
Jane
Sugar Creek
Jennie Webb
Richard
Elizabeth Waldie
May Ave
Surplus Commodities Available Saturday in Chauncey
Federal relief commodities will be available in Chauncey on Saturday May 3 from 9 a m until noon at the Robinson Building Converse St. Clients are urged to call for their commodities promptly.
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Chauncey
Robinson Building
Converse
Mrs Simpkins Hosts Friday Bridge Club
Mrs Margaret Simpkins hosted the Friday night bridge club with two tables in play. High score and travel prizes went to Mrs Eleanor Sharick, second to Madeline Rankin, low to Louise Nagle. Miss Jessie Smart will host the next meeting in two weeks.
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Chauncey
Margaret Simpkins
Eleanor Sharick
Madeline Rankin
Low
Louise Nagle
Jessie Smart
Bertha Sanders
Helen Sanders
Louis Nagle
Elizabeth Patton
Hallet Rites Held in Nelsonville
Rev Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey Church of Christ led the funeral for James A Hallet 58 in Nelsonville with burial at Greenlawn He was a well known former Chauncey resident Chauncey observers hosted a Sunday gathering at Lower Plains with guests from Haydenville Carbon Hill and nearby areas including Jolene Gaston Judy Kay Hysell Roger and Richard Moore and Gladys Shields
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Harold Gaston
Jolene
Haydenville
Alice Dawley
Carbon Hill
Frank Hysell
Judy Kay
Wendell Moore
Roger and
Richard
Gladys Shields
Hazel Love Parks Dies At Home In Norwood Ohio
Hazel Love Parks age 41 died at her Norwood Ohio home after a long illness. Daughter of Friend and Kate Terrel Love longtime Chauncey residents she was born there attended Chauncey Schools. Survived by husband a 14 year old son Joe Burke parents and brother Dr Claude Love of Williamsport. Funeral and burial will be in Norwood. She was niece of Mrs Josephine Lott and Mrs Zone Sappi of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Hazel Love Parks
Norwood
Ohio
Hazel
Friend
Kate Terrel Love
Parks
Joe Burke
Claude Love
Williamsport
Josephine Lott
Zone Sappi
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Dover
Chauncey-Dover
Bob Harold Crabtree
Mike Sherman Keasey
Everett Ray Patterson
Ada Matilda Wilson
Homer Kenneth Bescoe
Erma Lee Jean Merritt
Roland Hergert Crabtree
Dean Emerson Earich
Isabel Peart Graham
John Chester Baughman
Helen
Honor Students of
Miss Slagle
Poston P. A. Club
Athens M Chauncey
Hind
Chuck
Carnation Milk
Heinz Baby Food
Sunkist
Florida
Lifebuoy
South Court Street
Bisodol
Forham’s
Sic
Sale Woodbury Soap
Lux
Woodbury
N. Y
Bologna
Louis
Philippe
Mustar
ABC Dog Food
Pillsburys
Larvex
Amel Handle
Specie Cueansino
Gillette Ranger
Barbara Gould
Bot
Statler
MAP OF
Europe
Johnson’s Baby Products
Fletcher’s Castoria
Johnson
B. Peck
B. Bag
Snooty Cigarettes
Wrisley
Eugene Clyse
Tebin Thompson
Zephyr
Rinso
Gemey
Cologne
Gerber
Horlick
SUDS
Ana
Fitch
Sistas
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic
Hopper
Tampax
Mrs. Simpkins
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