Evergreens Planted At City Gateway
Evergreens have been planted to beautify the gateway columns at the north entrance of Chauncey village. The work enhances the Chauncey Garden area at the town’s entry.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
3
Picnic by Chauncey-Dover High Honor Society
The Chauncey-Dover High Honor Society held a Tuesday noon picnic. Faculty advisor Mrs. Leah Featherstone attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Hig School
Leah Featherstone
Chauncey Class Night Awards Show and Graduation Plans
Chauncey Dover High School’s class of 1952 hosts a class night program at 8 p.m. with presentations by Leah Featherston and Robert Cummings. Athletic and band awards are given by coaches and staff, followed by graduation exercises Friday with Supt. E. E. Holt as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Twe
Leah Featherston
Robert Cummings
Ious
W. A. Smith
Kathryn McCoy
Supt
E. E. Holt
Springfield
Two Naval Trainees Return Home on 30 Day Leaves
Ronald Cline and Fred Cunningham, both in basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, are home on 30 day leaves. Ronald Cline is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cline. Fred Cunningham is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ronald Cline
George Cline
Fred Cunningham
Hollis Cunningham
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Local society notes and mixed visits around Kingsbury and Minersville
A long list of social visits, engagements, and familiar names in Kingsbury and Minersville areas. Guests included the Blackwoods and Epples, the Smiths, Collings, Bowling, Swishers, and numerous King and Wood families. Betty Smalley wed Robert Reed at Carleton Church. other local arrivals and funerals are noted, with several trips to Charleston Racine Gallipolis and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Dean Blackwood
Alan
Dana Epple
William King
Owen Smith
Lowell Collings
Chester Bowling
Nitro
W. Va
Robert Swisher
Columbus
George Krider
Racine
Weber Wood
Norman Wood
Ernest Wood
Stanley Beal
Wyane Beal
Virgil King
Keneth Beal
13th Birthday Of Sue Wallace Observed In Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Harley Wallace entertained a group of Chauncey friends for Sue Wallace s 13th birthday. Games, ice cream cake and drinks were served with many local youths in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harley Wallace
Mill Sr
Sue
Kay Kollister
Judy Robinson
Mary Hart
Frances Wade
Jo Ann Augustine
Darlene Wade
Sheila Douglas
Sugar Creek
Bonnie Mason
Trimble
Frank Exline Truetown
Esta Kerns
Sand Ridge
Sue Daugherty
Beaumont Carolyn Tippett
Donnie Norris
Pat Ley
David Wallace
All of
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Ethel Garland
Clara Garland
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Jack McDowell
Billie Fisher
Thomas Fisher
Nease Settlement
Byron Hysell
Hysell
Edith Hood
James Hawley
Rebecca
Pomeroy
Edward Hawley
Bradford Maag
Theodore Maag
Kincaid Springs
Maud Grueser
Freda Grueser
Charles Noff
Chicago
John Watson
Great Lakes
Myrtle Watson
Dorothy
Lena Phillips
Stella Grueser
Helen Maag
Myrna Kay Maar
Fimer Cruecer
Point Pleasant
Fana F. Wig
Falls City
Eve
Keck Distributing Co
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