Chauncey Family Moves to The Plains Ohio
Mrs Anna Lepos chak and son Edward relocate from near Reedsville to The Plains. Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover return from Columbus after being summoned by the death of Mrs Schoonover's brother Frank Set-
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
8
Mrs Anna Lepos chak and son Edward relocate from near Reedsville to The Plains. Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover return from Columbus after being summoned by the death of Mrs Schoonover's brother Frank Set-
Weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church will be Friday at 7 30 p m at the home Mrs Myrtle Simpson 9 High n.
GLOUSTER Daniel K Teater on a Washington conference with Tri State Camp and Victory Christian Service Camp officials to finalize a merger. The combined venture will become Butler Springs Christian Assembly with five trustees and new facilities including a lake, dormitories, showers, and expanded dining and assembly spaces.
The Glouster area reported a sharp temperature fall from 87 to 60 on Wednesday with a 9:30 p.m. reading of 55 degrees. Light intermittent rain continued, totaling about one eighth of an inch for the day.
Motorists praise the improvement of Front Street between High Street and the NYC railroad crossing. The project aims to curb dust and ruts on unpaved streets with limestone binding coats now applied, though rain delayed finishing other streets in the program.
Twelve members of the Senior Progressive Study Club toured Campus Martius Museum in Marietta after lunch at Betsy Mills Club. The trip included visits to historic area sites with members named J E Anderson and L Danford among others.
The Auxiliary of the UMW of A plans a Halloween party Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the K of P Hall with masked attire and prize categories for outfits and clever disguises. Refreshments, a duty session, and pumpkin pie or candy contributions are described.
A layette shower for Mrs. Frances Bendervich was hosted at the home of Mrs. Don Stanley. Attendees included Mrs. Bertha Stoncil Mrs. Agnes Spurgis Mrs. Erama Mitchell Mrs. Stella Stoncil Mrs. Mary Stoncil Mrs. Mary Mingus Mrs. Anna Paskievitch Mrs. Evelyn Bendervich Mrs. Edna Standley Mrs. Marjorie Rice and Mrs. Fydroski with Miss Helen Grubie absent.
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