Hospital Guild Gifts Mount St Mary with $500
Mount St Mary Hospital received a $500 donation from Mount St Mary Hospital Guild presented by Miss Treva Shaw. The total gifts to the hospital since opening reach $23,500. New guild president Mrs Neal Wyatt Kyle spoke of dedication and urged local women to join.
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Nelsonville
Bernice
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Treva Shaw
Neal Wyatt Kyle
Guild
Ruth Daugherty
Kyle
Sisters of Mount St. Mary Hospital
William
Immaculate
The
Nelsonville Church Services and Schedules
Multiple area churches list weekly services Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. worship at 10:30 a.m. and additional events. Churches include First Presbyterian John Lloyd Evans Westminister Deanville Logan Youth Fellowship and more with ministers Lundholm Sch oUke leading youth programs, choirs, and midweek studies.
Two Men Confess Theft of Automobile in Nelsonville Case
Two Pomeroy men admit stealing a 1957 Chevrolet from Lawrence Reeves Jr. and abandoning it on an old road off Route 160 near Radcliff. Sheriff Harold Steele says Highway Patrolman Raymond Travis found the car. Rich ard Spencer and Charles Oliver were arrested by Sheriff R C Hartenbach and turned over to Nelsonville officials.
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McArthur
Pomeroy
Lawrence Reeves Jr
Nelsonville
Route 160
Radcliff
Harold Steele
Raymond Travis
R. C. Hartenbach
Richard Spencer
Charles Oliver
Autumn Draws 20 000 To Lake Hope Area
Park Manager Dick McDaniel reported about 20 000 visitors to Lake Hope and Zaleski State Park over the weekend. The gathering included 1500 diners at the lake dining lodge as autumn foliage peaked in Vinton County.
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Lake Hope
McArthur
Zaleski State Park
Dick McDaniel
Lake Dining Lodge
Vinton County
Attendance Normal In Vinton Schools
County Supt. D. M. Bryson said there is little evidence of Asian influenza in Vinton county schools this semester and overall attendance is normal for the season. He added with optimism that fingers are crossed for continued normal attendance.
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Vinton
Meeksville tavern scuffle leads to fines in Hanging Rock case
Ralph Castle of Hanging Rock was fined ten dollars and costs by Squire McArthur for intoxication. He bore a knife wound to the right arm from a scuffle in a Meeksville tavern, Sheriff Harold Steele reports.
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Squire McArthur
Ralph Castle
Hanging Rock
Luire G. E. Sharp
Castle
Meeksville
Harold Steele
Marriage License for Atwood and Stoneburner Pair
Melvin Earl Atwood 20 of Chillicothe Route 4 a paper worker and Eloise Hazel Stoneburner 16 of Ray Route 1 obtained a marriage license.
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Melvin Earl Atwood
Chillicothe
Eloise Hazel Stoneburner
Ray
Glouster Gridder Admitted to Hospital After Injury
Nelsonville reports 17 year old Pat Ferry of Glouster was injured during Tuesday football game and admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital for a back injury. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard J Ferry.
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Nelsonville
Pat Ferry
Glouster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Howard J. Ferry
Mount St Mary Hospital Birth and Admission Notes
Mount St Mary Hospital reports new births for Mr and Mrs Gaylord Brooks of Jacksonville Route 2 a son and Mr and Mrs James Davis of Glouster a son. Admissions include Mrs Bertha Warehime of Glouster Miss Joan Tucker Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs Anna Bryan Nelsonville Miss Virginia Grant Corning Mrs Bertha Mae Toney Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs Donna June Upp Logan William Don Solon Logan John Kesterson Nelsonville and Mrs Rosa Williams Glouster. Discharged Faye Warren Nelsonville.
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Gaylord Brooks
Jacksonville
James Davis
Glouster
Bertha Warehime
Joan Tucker
Nelsonville
Anna Bryan
Virginia Grant
Corning
Bertha Mae Toney
Donna June Upp
Logan
William Don Solon
John Kesterson
Rosa Williams
Gertrude Jewell
Faye Warren
Chauncey Child Injured After Fall at School
Miss Judy Purvis Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Purvis fell in a school incident yesterday. She was X rayed treated and released from Mount St Mary Hospital. The report also notes aerial chemical applications on roughly one twelfth of US farmland for fertilizer or pest control.
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Nelsonville
Judy Purvis
James Purvis
Chauncey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
United States
Chauncey Social Notes Adult Fellowship Meet
The Chauncey Church of Christ held a Young Adult Fellowship meeting last Monday at the Church Parish House. Host and hostess were Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson. Halloween decorations and a Bible contest with prizes to Mrs Robert Smith and Mr Earl Scott. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Earl Brown and family, and Mrs Robert Smith and daughter Patty. Next gathering set for November 18 at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Earl Scott hosting.
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Chauncey Church of Christ
Charles Richardson
Robert Smith
Earl Scott
Earl Brown
Linda
Jimmie
Patty
Church
Hest
Lt Whitmore Finishes Motor Officer Course in Germany
Army 1st Lt. James F. Whitmore of Nelsonville completed the motor officer course at the European Ordnance School in Fuessen Germany and returned to duty with the 37th Armored Infantry Battalion. He arrived in Europe in March 1956 and is married to Shirley who accompanies him in Germany.
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Nelsonville
Army
James F. Whitmore
Ira Whitmore
Route 1
European Ordnance School
Fuessen
Germany
Whitmore
37Th Armored Infantry Battalion
Europe
Ohio University
Wilton High School
Shirley
Nelsonville Gift Sale to Benefit Church Basement
Nelsonville Connett Methodist Church women announce a gift sale November 15 and 16 in the Hyde Building beside the post office. Proceeds go toward clearing the church basement debt. offerings will include pies cakes and candy.
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Nelsonville
Connett Methodist Church
Hyde
Two Day Rainfall Recorded in Nelsonville
Nelsonville recorded 1.38 inches of rain over Wednesday and Thursday, per Watson Wolfe, water works superintendent, in official records.
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Nelsonville
Watson Wolfe
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Ross in The Plains
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Gene Leffler hosted a dinner Thursday October 17 in The Plains honoring Mrs Fred Ross's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Ross Mr and Mrs Paul Ross and children Paula and Richard Irene Ross and Miss Glenetta Lock Columbus attended as evening visitors.
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Chauncey
Gene Leffler
the Plains
Joe Smith
Columbus
Paul Ross
Fred Ross
Ethel Smith
Guy
Nelsonville
Evelyn Burchfield
Raymond Tucker
Mary Tucker
Alliance
Lawrence Reeves
Hodge Seiber
William Lawrence
Billy
Paul Burson
Athens
James Leiber
Pearl Rutledge
Adkins Rites Listed Sunday
Mrs Jasey Bell Adkins 71 died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Springfield. Survived by three sons Conda Mansfield George Lancaster and Lewis Millfield Route 1, a brother Jake Chapman Mansfield, and sister Almeda Bailey Jellico Tenn. Funeral Sunday 2 30 at Pilgrim Holiness Church officiated by Rev Gus Graham and Rev Ray Pidcock. Friends may call Warren funeral home Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Jasey Bell Adkins
William Sharp
Springfield
Conda
Mansfield
George
Lancaster
Lewis
Millfield
Jake Chapman
Almeda Bailey
Jellico
Tenn
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Gus Graham
Ray Pidcock
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Chauncey-Dover High Band entertains at football game
The Chauncey Dover High School band performed at halftime of the Jacksonville Trimble Chauncey game last night. They presented Northwoods March, Rock Around the Clock, Rock-A-By Your Baby with a Dixie Melody, and finished with the Alma Mater in a CD formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Church notices from Chauncey and surrounding areas
Local church listings provide service times for Chauncey Churches including Pilgrim Holiness Raymond Pidcock minister with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Also Church of God Unified service 9 30 a m Evening services 7 30 p m in charge of Fred Crab tree Morristown Holiness Helen Tatman minister Sunday school Young people 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Millfield Methodist Norman Dewire minister Sunday school 10 a m worship 11 a m Chauncey Methodist Norman 10 a m Ladies Aid Wednesday
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First Baptist
S. H. Hughes
Pilgrim Holiness
E. E. Leadingham
Robert Gaskin
Apostolic
Walter Shafer
Dorr Run
Vance Sandlinger
Doanville
Murray City
Church of the Nazarene Adams St. Langley Gullet
Young Peoples
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Raymond Pidcock
Church of God
Fred Crabtree
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Millfield
Norman Dewire
Chauncey Methodist
Ladies Aid
Courty Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Local Notes
A sequence of social visits spans several towns. Chauncey and Columbus families visit the Smiths and Leffler and Ross households, while Nelsonville and Athens residents stop by to see friends and relatives. Circleville pumpkin show attendance marks local culture and the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers meet near St. Louis.
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Miss Shaw
Mabel Haffner
Esther Hoffman
Elaine Rogers
Irma Hoffman
Daugherty
Regina Whyte
Isabelle Sharp
Haffner
John Hoffman
Lulu Courtney
Mary Bartlett
First Presbyterian
John’ Lloyd Evans
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Ogden Ludlow
First Methodist
F. M. Wentz
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Christian Workers
United Pentecostal
Ray Benson
W. Columbus St
Robert Mitchum
Ann Blyth
Johnny Weissmuller
Burt Lancaster
Ooy Lawrance
Nana Aer
Kevin McCarthy
Dana Wynter
Glouster Gridder
Chauncey Social Notes
Lt. Whitmore
Nelsonville Women’s News
Mees
Mrs. Ross
Adkins
Chauncey Churches
Floyd Hutchins
Teddy
Robert
Redondo Beach
Calif
Harry Stevens
Marmette
W.va
Guy Stevens
Mike
Pineville
Carl Moody
Charles Robinett
Delmar Guess
Jack Barry
Circleville
Anna Martin Dowell
Delta, O
Leslie Cruikshank
Dowell
Cruikshank
Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
St. Louis
E. E. Byrne
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
Keller and Weltner Monument CO
Logan, Ohio
Kraft
Quick's
Studebakers
America
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker
Studebaker- Packard Wheepidey
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Ohio
TOM Rue Motors
S. Third St
Middleport
Studebater-Packard Corporation
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