Engineer Discusses Flood Control Methods in Chauncey Meeting
CHAUNCEY Max R Farley of the State Highway Department told Chauncey council and residents about flood control for the west part of the village. Discussions covered resurfacing drainage and berm repairs on Routes 13 and 33. The Board of Public Affairs plans to take a water pump to Columbus for repair and has ordered a new $600 well pump. Ath ens County commissioners were briefed on county home water supply with an estimated total project cost around $5000 and possible pipe purchase arrangements to supply about 100000 gallons monthly. The next board meeting is Tuesday May 27. Mayor Wadley reported $258.40 in fines and costs and $10 in licenses with fund allocations listed.
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Chauncey
Max R. Farley
State Highway Department
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Columbus
Fred Kittle
Athens County Commissioners
Charles Wadley
Condition Unchanged for Mil lie Osborne in Athens
Mil lie Osborne remains bedbound at her sister Nell Noble’s home 83 Grosvenor St Athens with Carrie Decker of Amesville assisting in care. The situation has shown no change in five weeks.
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Chauncey
Millie Osborne
Nell Noble
Grosvenor St
Athens
Carrie Decker
Amesville
Lost 40 Lbs Rennel Concen trate Ad Claims
A testimonial from Celia M. Grubb of Richwood Ohio states she lost 40 pounds at age 51 using Rennel Concentrate. The ad urges mixing with grapefruit juice and drinking two tablespoons twice daily with no diet changes and promises easy weight loss and health benefits.
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Rennel
Celia M. Grubb
Richwood
Ohio
Anniversary Banquet Observed by Moose Lodge Women
GLOUSTER The Women of the Moose held an anniversary and Mothers Day dinner with a chicken meal and a table decorated for Mrs. Grace Dugan. Mrs. Dugan read a poem. Essie Cairelli, oldest mother present, received a pink carnation corsage.
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Glouster
Essie Cairelli
William Withem
Janet Harmon
Anna Cunningham
Evan Morgan
Pete Gyure
Hugh Cunningham
Harry Harmon
Lena Yankowski
Elizabeth Kochis
Joe Dugan
Alex Ross
Cairelli
Augusta MecCreanor
John Conaway
Margaret Crawford
John Hinton
Julia
Carroll Cunningham
Donally
Mavin Murphy
Frank Markins
Ellen
Edna Embrey
Mingus
June Meeting Set By Loyal Daughters Class
GLOUSTER The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ Bible school met at the home of Mrs. J H Henshaw with Mrs. Emmett Eddy as co host. Readings were given by Miss Pauline Myers Mrs Elmer Jones Mrs A C McCance and Miss Esta Cunningham. The June meeting will have Mrs Elmer Jones and Mrs Alfred Howard as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jones
Alfred Howard
SEO Regional Council Set Up in Eagles Hall
The eight county Southeastern Ohio Regional Council opens executive offices in the Eagles Building McArthur with furniture and a telephone to be moved this week. Executive secretary E B Smith expects to hire a stenographer and the McArthur Development Association furnished the space. West Mechanized use of equipment noted in contrast to the Southeast.
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SEO Regional Council
Eagles Hall
McArthur
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Eagles
SEORC
E. B. Smith
Smith
McArthur Development Association
First Grade Pupils Invited to Picnic at Cun ningham Home
Chauncey report says first grade pupils and teacher Mrs Ruth Hartley were invited to a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham north of town.
Bridge Club Meeting Held
CHAUNCEY Thursday night Bridge Club met at Ruth Omen's home with Elizabeth Willis as hostess. Two tables played. high score went to Lizzie Patton, second to Helen Sanders, travel to Frances Wallace, and low to Ruth Omen. Virginia Kozma was a guest. other players included Helen Sanders, Grace Border, Francis Wallace, Bertha Sanders, Lizzie Patton, Ruth Omen, and Mabel Smith. Next meet will have Grace Border as hostess.
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Chauncey
Bridge Club
Ruth Omen
Elizabeth Willis
Lizzie Patton
Helen Sanders
Frances Wallace
Virginia Kozma
Grace Border
Francis Wallace Bertha Sanders
Mabel Smith
Church Class Has Meeting
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ Bible school met in the church social rooms Friday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Kate Hinton, Mrs. Mary Johnston and Mrs. Grace Zimmer. Vice president Mrs. Ida Emerick led a hymn and prayer, with a Scripture reading from Matthew. Readings followed by Mrs. Edna Bingman, Mrs. Evelyn Davis and Mrs. Grace Zimmer, then lunch served by the hostesses.
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Glouster
Church of Christ Bible School
Kate Hinton
Mary Johnston
Grace Zimmer
Ida Emerick
Weltha Williams
Emerick
St. Matthew
Edna Bingman
Evelyn Davis
Birth of Andrew Six Jr announced in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Six of Glouster announce the birth of a son, Andrew Six Jr., on May 13. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Six and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Rutter of Glouster. Great grandmother is Mrs. Lillie Rutter of Burr Oak.
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Glouster
Andrew Six
Lillie Rutter
Harry Six
Mahlon Rutter
Burr Oak
Grange Meeting With Cookie Contest And Degree Practice
Grange To Meet Saturday at 8 p m. The session will include a cookie contest and practice for conferring the 3rd degree. All degree team members are urged to attend. Afterward cookies ice cream and coffee will be served.
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Glouster — Trimble Grange
Chauncey High School Senior Night Hosted by Honor Society
The Chauncey Dover High School Honor Society entertained the senior class and parents after the class night program on Wednesday. Punch cookies and mints were served from a decorated table.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Home Economics and Industrial Arts Exhibit At Chauncey
The Chauncey gym hosted a well attended exhibit by the Home Economics classes and the industrial arts department on Tuesday night despite the weather. Notable woodworking pieces included cedar chests by Bob Lavan and Paul Ross and a drop leaf dining table by David Wallace along with clothing linens baked goods and confections.
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Chauncey
Bob Lavan
Paul Ross
David Wallace
Legion Post Selects Two for Boys State
McCann Frederic Post of the American Legion will send two Glouster area juniors to Boys State at Camp Perry on Lake Erie this summer. Jerry Ginnan and Ronny, both juniors, will participate in the program June 6 through 16.
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Glouster
McCann-Frederick Post
The
American Legion
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Jerry Ginnan
Ronny
J. T High School
500 Club Meeting at Hotel Gordon in Glouster
The 500 Club gathered Monday evening at Hotel Gordon with Mrs. William Withem hosting. One guest, Mrs. E. M. Ley, and seven members formed two tables. prizes went to Mrs. Vern Lamborn first, Mrs. Withem second, and Mrs. Jessie Hill third. A salad course was served to the listed attendees.
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Glouster
500 Club
Hotel Gordon
William Withem
E. M. Ley
Vern Lamborn
Withem
Jessie Hill
B. R. Angle
Earl Morris
Evan Morgan
O. A. McDonald
Funeral for Nedrane Held at Local Church of Christ
The Rev Daniel K Teater assisted by Cy Stoke of Southwood Church of Christ Columbus conducted the funeral service for Nedrane at the local Church of Christ Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dean Jacoby assisted pastor sang two numbers Teater delivered the message. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Cy Stoke
Southwood Church of Christ In
Columbus
Nedrane
Church of Christ
Dean Jacoby
Indianola Church of Christ, Columbus
Teater
Maplewood Cemetery
Class Tours Columbus Zoo by Jacksonville eighth graders
Jacksonville eighth graders from Trimble visited the Columbus Zoo last Friday. Chaperones included teacher Miss Ida Davis Brooks, Mr. Brooks, and bus driver Malcolm Higgins. a list names twenty eight students in attendance.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Columbus Zoo
Leroy Arnold
Thomas Barrett
Francis Barrett
Kenneth Bulstrom
Larry Bycolski
Reta Bryan
David Grigsby
Billy J. Heiser
Jayne Ann Jarvis
Grace Ann Kearns
Caroline Kestner
Robert Koons
Edward Kutta
Robert Khune
Charles Lee
Charles Lowry
Bonna Mason
Catherine Miller
Dora Mae Malone
Thomas McCaskey
Edward Moleski
Roger Morgan
Marie Paskievitch
Aaron Shiffler
William Swartz
Shirley Shivers
Janice Schultz
Patricia Showers
Verla Jean Stephenson
Clyde Tippie
Carolyn Sue Tippie
Roberta Tinkham
Judith Wicks
Shirley
Joan Owens
Shirley Murphy
Gary Ghee
Janet Kay Grandy
David Hanley
Ida Davis Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Mallcolm Higgins
Gleuster Personals Visit Columbus Kin Trio
Gleuster personals recount Mr and Mrs Evan Morgan Sr traveling to Columbus Wednesday to see son Evan Morgan Jr and grandson Evan III. Mrs Russell Brewer of Dayton stayed with relatives Mr and Mrs George Campbell Thursday night. Campbell couple drove her to Dayton Friday. They returned Sunday. Robert Bulloch of Athens took his father John Bulloch to Columbus Wednesday to consult a specialist amid three years of ill health.
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Evan Morgan Sr
Columbus
Evan Morgan Jr
Evan III
Russell Brewer
Dayton
George Campbell
FASTEETH advertised as secure false teeth solution
An advertisement touts FASTEETH as a powder that keeps denture plates firmly in place with a comfortable feel. It claims no gummy taste no nausea and an alkaline formula to reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.
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