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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1961

Page

7

Sale Car Wash Slated Chevalier's Are Honored

COOLVILLE The junior class at Carthage Troy High School will sponsor a car wash Saturday at the fire station and a bake sale at Chapman's Store from 9 a.m. to noon. The Helen McCleod Service Guild met at Mrs. Billie White's home with 18 members and a potluck. WSCS will meet at Mrs. Donna Rowe's home Friday evening. Troy Grange plans a May 16 event with a pillowcase and bread baking contest. Rebekah's meet at IOOF Hall Wednesday. FFA members traveled to Columbus to judge dairy cattle and agronomy. The Carthage Troy FFA to Albany May 11. A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chevalier for their 50th anniversary April 28. Numerous neighbors attended and shared cake and coffee. Tammy and Pammy Bowers celebrated their first birthday May 2. Cindy Provance was honored on her third birthday May 4. A-1 C and Mrs. Ross A. McKnight visited discussed friends in Coolville and Parkersburg. Mrs. Eddie Ashcraft is convalescing at home. Jack White improving after surgery. Several weekend and Wednesday visits noted. C. R. McKnight remains unable to work in Chillicothe. Crossing the Rubicon means an irrevocable step.

Coolville Carthage Troy High School Chapman's Donna Rowe Linda Shanks Troy Grange Rebekah’s IOOF Tom Daggett FFA Columbus Carl Rosler Clyde Giffin Ronny Russell Clyde George Earl Cox Carthage Troy Ffa Albany Ray Chevaliar Tammy Pammy Bowers Joe Bowers Vic Clark Johnny Junior Freddie Clark Gertrude Humphrey Ford Emmett Friend Cindy Provance Buck Provance Cindy Butch Brian Provance Pat Russell Kathy Diana Russell Robin Ross A. McKnight Deborah Ann Pinkerington C. R. McKnight W. C. Benson Parkersburg Eddie Ashcraft Jack White Camden-Clark Hospital John Deeter Charles Gillian Sue Don Deeter Ernest Fry Chillicothe

Long Bottom Visits spread across the region

A series of socially diverse visits are noted with relatives and friends traveling to Jeromesville, Kopper, Bell, Middleport, Vienna, Reedsville, Canton, Parkersburg, Forest Run, Syracuse, Spencer, and Virginia. The gatherings include birthdays and dinners, with several families hosting and visiting over a weekend or short stay.

Long Bottom Charles Hensley Effie Torrence Ella Shaner Jeromesville Torrence Shaner Amanda Chambers E. M. Kryder Bell W. Va E. W. Erlewine Serena Forrest Pryor Nitro Shelly Petty Wayne Boston Vienna Johnnie Kibble Reedsville James Cremeans Canton Marvin Marks Harold Holter Hanson Holter Forest Run Helen Archer Bertie Smith Marion Congdon Parkersburg Shelley Petty Joe Bissell Spencer Opha Bissell Raymond Larkins Virginia Fred Larkins Oscar Babcock Charles Massner Gene Riggs David Smith Edna Stewart

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Chevalier Helen McCleod Billie White WSCS Agnes Richardson Helen Richardson Glenna Bennedum Luther Bradford Jack Butler Bill Wines Dale Reed Ray Walden Billy Dunfee Marjorie Reed Ed Carleton Albert Davis Ralph Chevalier Clyde Parrish Nile Barnett Loren Bennedum Bill Richardson Wade Richardson John Aiken Rubicon Mrs Delores Frank Frankie Pickens Family Weekly the Security Bank Athens, Ohio Athens County Ohio Gohio Sohio Fagh World Great Britain France Italy Lebanon India Hong Kong Japan Hawaii
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