Jean Ball Elected Chauncey-Dover PTA President
Mrs. Jean Ball was elected president of the Chauncey-Dover PTA at the final meeting of the school year. New officers include Mrs. Naomi Sapp as first vice president and Mrs. Evelyn Syckes as second vice president. Several longtime officers were honored and pins awarded to eight members. Francis Howard, a first graduate, received 12 years as administrator of Chauncey-Dover schools.
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Jean Ball
Chauncey-Dover Pta
Chauncey
Dover Pta
Naomi Sapp
Evelyn Syckes
Grace
Phyllis Bennett
Bernice Davis
Homer Omen
Sapp
Mimi Smith
Joan Licht
Francis Howard
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Church Youth Attends Zanesville Rally
The Rev. Fred Crattree and ten Chauncey Church of God youths joined a district youth rally in Zanesville, participating alongside other church groups.
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Chauncey
Fred Crattree
Chauncey Church of God
Zanesville
iSon Wounded In Vietnam
Dora Wilson of Glouster reports her son Spec. 9 Arthur R. Tug Wilson was wounded May 12 in Vietnam after eight months there. He was flown to Valley Forge Hospital for skin grafting and is listed under Spec. 5 Arthur R. Wilson 0552638462, Valley Forge General Hospital Ward 6AB Phoenixville Pa 19460.
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Glouster
Dora Wilson
Arthur R
Tug) Wilson
Vietnam
Valley Forge Hospital
Arthur R. Wilson
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Memorial Day Services Announced in Chauncey
Memorial Day services in Chauncey begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday with a parade forming at Memorial Stadium and special services at Chancey Cemetery. Children are invited to decorate bicycles for the day. Girl Scout Troop 152 members hiked to Utah Ridge for a cookout led by Mrs. Dan Simpkins with assistants Mrs. Virgil Conkey, Mrs. Howard Hanning and Mrs. Ralph Brown.
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Chauncey
Memorial Stadium
Chancey Cemetery
Utah Ridge
Dan Simpkins
Virgil Conkey
Howard Hanning
Ralph Brown
GHS Grad Wounded In Vietnam
Cpl. Robert F. Yarger a 1965 Grouster High School graduate is hospitalized at Naval Hospital Bethesda Md after being wounded in Vietnam on May 18 He enlisted in 1965 went overseas December of that year spent 13 months in Vietnam and returned home in January 1967 for rest before a new tour in February. His grandparents reside in Springfield and Glouster and his parents live in Newark and Springfield.
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Robert F. Yarger
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Vietnam
Yarger
Robert
Grouster High School
Clyde Yarger
Springfield
Frank Darling
Seldon Yarger
Springheld
Evelyn Neal
Newark
Cpl
Summer Activities Planned By Class
Mrs Cecil Harrison and Mrs Beatrice Vaughn hosted Loyal Berean Class at the Vaughn Home on Main Street. Mrs Evelyn Vernon led the opening prayer. Readings were given by several members with Mrs Maxwell Mrs Vernon and Mrs Francis McAllister as contest winners. Plans include a July picnic and a flower box around the Church of Christ sign at Main and Cross Streets.
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Glouster
Cecil Harrison
Beatrice Vaughn
Berean
Church of Christ
Vaughn
Main Street
Alec Docie
Evelyn Vernon
Maxwell
Vernon
Francis McAllister
Main
Cross Streets
Former Area Serviceman Dies In Viet
Pfc. John W. Love 20, son of Dayton residents, was killed May 13 in Vietnam while serving with the Marine Corps. He wrote a poem titled A Ticket to Vietnam during his flight to duty. Funeral services were held in Dayton with burial at Memory Gardens.
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John F. Love
Dayton
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Memory Gardens
That City
Glouster Village Meetings Schedule And Notice
Glouster announces weekly meetings for Youth Chair at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, American Legion Auxiliary at 7 30 p.m. Thursday, Village Council Thursday afternoon, WSCS of Methodist Church Thursday 7 30 p.m., Eagles Friday 7 30 p.m. Town marshal Ralph McKibben enforces dog leash ordinance. note brown sugar tip for marinade with pickled mushrooms.
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Church of Christ
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
WSCS
Methodist Church
Eagles Auahary
Glouster Homecoming Schedule Planned by Jaycees
Glouster officials and the Jaycees completed plans for the town’s Homecoming. Events run June 1 to Sunday with concerts at 8 p.m. opening day, a queen contest at 7 p.m., a parade Saturday at 6 p.m., and ongoing music contests and drawings through the weekend including a $25 savings bond and a midget auto prize.
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Glouster
Jaycees
Pleasant Valley Boys
Polka Gems
Gospel Harmony Boys
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