Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Mentioned
Chauncey residents Chauncey Persona and Mrs Charles Davis added a new picture window on Converse Street. Frank Poston of Columbus visited Nelsonville and Millfield for the 1926 reunion banque and dance. Ma Howard of Millfield, Chauncey Dover graduate and former Millfield teacher, also noted. Willard Simonton visited Marietta. he had minor surgery and returned home. Eldon Sapp of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is spending time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Converse
St. Chauncey
Frank Poston
Columbus
Nelsonville
Millfield
Atterniea
Poston
Howard
Chauncey-Dover
Willard Simonton
Marietta
Simonton
Marietta Hospital
Eldon Sapp
Milwaukee
Wis
Local Social News and Weekend Visits Across Ohio
Residents from Glouster to Pikesville and Athens visit relatives in Harrisonville Dayton and Wilbur Wright High School graduation events mark a busy weekend. An eight grade ceremony for Ann Venters and Dixie Lee Vore’s upcoming Ohio University plans highlight family milestones. Chauncey youth group to meet Tuesday at 7 30 for basket weaving works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sapp
Stephanie
Glouster
Ann Venters
Lester
Caude Chase
Harrisonville
Rice Thomand
Margery Bennett
Athens
Dayton
Dixie Lee Vore
Ann Vore
Wilbur Wright Wright High School
Vore
Ohio
Glouster High School to hold 65th graduation Friday night
The 65th Glouster High School commencement occurs Friday evening with Rev. Fr. Anthony Nickel delivering the invocation followed by salutatorian J Williams. The senior girl chorus sings and Rev. Charles Harrison gives the address, marking a long standing community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Anthony Nickel
J Williams
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Plains Yearbook Staff Selects Title and Design
Plains yearbook staff announces the 1957 cover design and title with senior chorus singing Battle Hymn. Bonnie Trace the valedictorian will speak on Opposity This Means, awards by Mrs. Betty M. Rose, class by Principal J. J. Stone, diplomas by Dr. C. F. Patton. Seniors will sing the class song and Rev Fr. will give the benediction. Janet Stefty as accompanist. book title not announced until distribution. Staff includes Sally McDonald, Charles Cloneh, Ruth Porter, Jim Bosley. Porter and Bosley to Ohio University journalism workshop. Twigs to Timber was the 1958 yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Republic
Bonnie Trace
Betty M. Rose
J. J .Stone
C. F. Patton
the Plains
Nickel “Supe Semuel
Charles Cloneh
Ruth Porter
Jim Bosley
Patrolman Hired for Lake Burr Oak
Glouster resident Max Morris is hired as patrolman for Lake Burr Oak. Robert A Shipley becomes park manager with Arthur Smith Amesville as assistant park manager. Weekend patrols will be handled by Charles Williams Jacksonville Jeff Morrison Glouster and Ber Romanowski Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Max Morris
Lake Burr Oak
San
Nomary
Robert A Shipley
Arthur Smith
Amesville
Charles Williams
Jacksonville
Jeff Morrison
Giouster
Ber Romanowski
Glouster Man Graduates From Kirksville Osteopathy School
Carl beware Craig, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen E Craig of Glouster, will graduate from Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery on June 2. He belongs to Acacia Club and Masonic fraternity. He earned a BA from Washington Missionary College in Washington DC and an MS from Washington University DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carl Beware Craig
Stephen E. Craig
Kirksville
Mo.) College of Osteopathy
Acacia Club
Craig
Washington Missionary College
Washington, D.C
Washington University
D. C
Family of Four Will Be Baptized Tonight
A baptismal service is set for 7 30 tonight at Chauncey Church of Christ for Mr and Mrs Sigmund Kozma and daughters Nancy and Ann who will join Millfield Christian Church Friends and members from five churches are invited. News note includes Jacksonville birth announcement for Keith Calvin Cline born May 15 at Mount St Marys Hospital Nelsonville with grandparents Rosie Cline Mae Hartley and great grandparents and parental link to Kent Joseph. Also mentions India exporting 25 million dollars of cashew nuts and Canary Islands dragon trees possibly 99 feet in girth and 2000 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Sigmund
Kozma
Nancy
Ann
Millfield Christian Church
Jacksonville
William Cline
Pauline Hartley
Keith Calvin
Mount St. Mary ‘Hospital
Nelsonville
Rosie Cline
Mae Hartley
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
Henry Lock
Clines
Kent Joseph
Canary Islands
Birth and relocation notices from Greens Run Church and Chauncey
Sgt Marion L Kim stationed at West Palm Beach Air Force Base Florida is honored in a military notice. It states he will transfer to March Air Force Base California for Bolings Have Daughter Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs Richard Boling of Wichita Falls Texas announce the birth of Teresa Jean in a base hospital on May and Edward Siemen of Wichita Falls appears in the notice. The Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Roger Boling of Chauncey are also referenced. The Greens Run Church official board at Crist will meet Friday night at 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Kim
West Palm Beach Air Force Base
Fla
Forough
Naketa
Suz
Kathy
Cindy
Pearl McManaway
Trimble
McManaway
Air Force Base
Calif
Bolings
Chauncey
Richard Boling
Wichita Falls
Texas
Teresa Jean
May
Edward Siemen
Roger Boling
Crist
Orpah Class Hosts Meeting at Glouster Methodist Church
The Orpah Class of Glouster Methodist Church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Pauline Williams with assistant hostesses Mrs Kitty Brunton Jr and Mrs Margaret Mortis. Devotions were by Mrs Mary Rogers. Entertainment chaired by Mrs Earloo and Mrs Albert Hull, prizes went to Mrs Margaret Morris and Mrs Warren Chappalear. Refreshments served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Glouster
Weekend Guests From Across Towns And States
Society notes list Mr and Mrs William Golding and families from Trimble Akron North Canton Jackson ville and Mist Anna Exenkamper visiting relatives Mrs Elizabeth Mandrell and daughter Celia along with Mr John Exenkamper. Weekend host families include the Hills and Mist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Golding
E. K. Bryson
del Mason
Trimble
Harry Comstock
Akron
Walter Hill
Anna Exenkamper
Elizabeth Mandrell
Celia
North Canton
John Exenkamper
Jacksonville
Jack Kurtzman
Willing Workers Meet at Glouster Methodist Church
The Willing Workers class met in the Glouster Methodist Church social rooms on Friday evening. The group began with a potluck dinner for 11 members. Readings were given by Edna Embrey Hulda Swart Blanche Strohmeyer and Clara Golding with recitations by Elizabeth Gordon and Mary Blower. Lulu Bingman served the potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Methodist Church
Sion
Edna Embrey
Hulda Swart
Blanche Strohmeyer
Clara Golding
Elizabeth Gordon
Mary Blower
Lulu Bingman
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Maxwell
Weekend visitors gathered at the Maxwell residence in Jacksonville including Mr and Mrs George Burdess and their children Dianne and John from Columbus and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Barnby with Paul and Ernie from South Ben Also Miss Anna Exenhamper Celia North Canton and the Mandrell family Billy Cynthia Canton James Marilyn James Jr and Dickie Highland and Mr and Mrs William Strawn with Danny from Columbus attended as weekend guests of the Maxwell parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Maxwell
Jacksonville
George Burdess
Dianne
John
Columbus
Gilbert Barnby
Paul and
Ernie
South Ben
Maxwell Home
Anna Exenhamper
Elizabeth Mandrell
Celia
North Canton
William Mandrell
Billy
Cynthia
Canton
James! Mandrel
Marilyn
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Ford
Logan
Chauncey Church of
Got
The
North America
Homeowners Policy
Stock Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Ston
Ius
Dave Garroway
Toda
Wlw-C
Plains Yearbook
Wlouster
American Legion
Larry Morrison
John Dunnette
Memorial Park
India
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
General Insurance
Earl F. Mathews
Hoope
Athens County Insurance Agents Ass
Indian Head
Meigs County
John H. Richmond
Promeroy
Athens Messenger
Jors
Mrs
Arch Swen
ST Ae Luckoff’s
Glouster, Ohio
LTT
C. M. Gill
Dwight H
Rutherford
Security Bank
Oakley
Agency
Public Square
Nelsonville, Ohio
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