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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1958
Page
5
Village officials received a $1771 payment from Columbus to replenish the street maintenance and repair fund after a low balance left only about $500. Transfers out of that fund are illegal, treasurer Miss Jean Lama explains, while transfers in are allowed from other funds to cover expenses.
Chauncey Dover High School released the honor roll for the first six weeks listing a large roster across three grades. Seniors include Benny Barnes De los Bartlett Penny Borchart Donna Chadwell Sandra Glab Regina Keirns Danny O Nail Pat Robinette Francis Schoonover Sherman Schultz Billy Sycks Carolyn Sycks Lana Bowman Judy Guess Terry Devenport Gerald Goodman Paul Robinson Norma Roof Dorothy Vincent Clyde Williams J Jean Carr Edward Chubb Beverly Hixson Reneva Keirns Dean Barry Wanda Keirns Janice Love Russell Tippett Emilie Vanness Jim Burdette Tommy Danner Roger Dunkle Janice Goodman Amy Grant Ron Lauterback Penny McAfferty Randall Pendleton Ruth Ann Saffel Bill Schoonover Janice Smathers Janice Weekley. Sophomores listed include George Antle Dwight Davis Georgann Derelic Jane Sams Nancy Shields Nancy Powell Gloria Raines Doris Carson Carl Evener Bela Kastely Katherine McNutt Floyd Scholes Janice Smith. Freshmen include Evelyn Carr David Danko Paulette McKinney Lynda Raines Mary Smith Patricia Truszka Marguerite Keirns Lloyd Danner Larry Evener Rosemary Kottyan John Kozma Nancy Kozma Rita Schoonover.
A listing of church services across Chauncey Morristown Millfield and surrounding areas. Includes church names ministers service times Sunday school worship evangelistic prayer meeting and speaking engagements at Taylor Ridge Greens Run and other locales.
The Week Day Religious Education Council will meet at 7 30 Monday evening at Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy.
Two birthdays were celebrated Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Banfield in Columbus. Honorees included Mrs. Banfield, a son-in-law Joe Cline of Chauncey, and daughter Mrs. Betty Sonia of Los Angeles. A dinner and two decorated cakes centered the event. other attendees from Columbus included Larry Banfield, Clifford Banfield Jr, Pam, Terry, Kim, Toni, John Butsko, Randy, Billy, Margaret Wright, along with Joe Cline and Roseanna of Chauncey. Sonia departed Thursday for California.
The Glouster Garden Club met at president Mrs. Francis McAllister’s home with 11 members and one guest. A short business session approved sponsoring a Girl Scout troop and named sponsors Merrill Ogg, Francis McAllister, and E S Bingman. The president reported on the regional Athens meeting. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Roy Hall and Mrs. McAllister.
GLOUSTER The regular Bethel meeting was held Monday evening in the Masonic Hall. Officers for the next term elected include Donna Chadwell honored queen Rosalie Mascota senior princess Sue Sayer junior princess Jeannie Gatchel guide and Susie Eveland marshal. Members planning to go to Marietta on Saturday Oct 18 must meet at the Masonic hall at 6 p.m.
Mrs. C R Karr hosted the second annual Ladies Auxiliary dinner at her Pleasant Ridge farm home for Middleport Volunteer Fire Department members. Attendees enjoyed chicken dinner and garden flowers with a Halloween themed setting. Prizes went to Mrs Russell Mills Mrs Emmet Shuler and Mrs Robert McElhinny.
A youth rally for Racine Pomeroy and Middleport Baptist Churches is planned for 7:30 PM Saturday at Middleport First Baptist Church. Racine and Pomeroy youths lead the program in the sanctuary with Kit Neal of Middleport as president of the social hour. the host group will provide refreshments.
A series of social calls and visits across Chauncey Amesville Springfield Willoughby Van Wert and London Ohio are noted. Families including Antles Morris Sharp Tippett Tippett Lohse Tavan Pender grass Rutledge Hamilton Hull Kittle Cunningham Kollister and Sanders are mentioned with relatives and hospital, travel, or funeral references. The item also notes a historic flag carried by the Philadelphia Troop of Light Horse in 1775.
Glouster Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Swaro Mr and Mrs Malone and Mrs Floyd Triplett protested school discipline decisions. The board defended administration and Superintendent Savel as fair and impartial during the Oct 17 session.
The Glouster area lists church activities with pastors and service times. First Baptist led by Rev. Franklin E. Mitchell offers Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Other churches include Bishopville Church of Christ, Hooper Ridge Church of Christ, Holy Cross Catholic, Trimble West Side, Oakdale, Beech Grove, Jehovah Witnesses, Gospel Light Pentecost, EUB in Jacksonville, Hollister, Methodist in Jacksonville, Trimble, Chauncey, Millfield Nazarene, Glouster Methodist, Glouster Church of Christ, and Glouster Seventh Day Adventists with varied services and Bible studies through the week.
Gary I Carman fireman in the U S Navy at Newport R I left Wednesday for Newport after a fifteen day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Ivan Carman Peach Fork Road and friends He was accompanied as far as Columbus where he boarded a train by his brother Ronald Carman and Stacie Arnold Last weekend Charles Almond also in the U S Navy at Newport visited the Carman home on Peach Fork Road.
Dr. W. S. Hart visited Pomeroy on Lasley Street for his 93rd birthday. Friends and relatives called, and gifts included cards flowers and three birthday cakes.
In Glouster the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday evening in the church social rooms with Mrs. Sarah McClelland and Mrs. Sophia Nayles hosting. Also in Glouster Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge 401 will practice Saturday at 7 30 p m for inspection in the IOOF Hall. The Sportsman Club plans a ham and turkey shoot Sunday at Lake Burr Oak. In Pomeroy the Young Adult Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m.
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