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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1958
Page
5
Chauncey delegates from the Chauncey-Dover school system attend the White House Conference on Education at Veterans Memorial in Columbus. Members include Mrs. Paul McKinney from Chauncey PTA, Mrs. James Danner from Millfield Home and School, Phil James from Sugar Creek PTO, and Superintendent S. L. Darst who accompanied the group.
A long list of visitors and social events across Chauncey, Columbus, Nelsonville, Malta, Athens, and nearby towns includes Mrs. Frieda Linscott hosting at Homer Shields home, and numerous calls featuring families such as the Shields, Sedwick, Fink, Gullet, and Linscott clans. Folk travel for weekends, birthdays, anniversaries, and dinners, with Dorothy Daugherty and Anna Daugherty among hosts and guests.
In the heartland of America the great corn and wheat belts boast farmers who trust D CON to rid fields barns and granaries of rats and mice. The product outsells all other rodent killers combined in this hardworking region.
Chauncey Ladonna Barnhart celebrated her 14th birthday with a Halloween party hosted by her mother Mrs Ora Barnhart. Ice cream and cake were served to guests Carolyn Staten Marilyn Staten Kim Linder Larry Raines Keith Herdman Connie Perry Janice Howard Arella D Herdman Floyd Scholes Ruth Ann McKinney Doris Bowman Rita Schoonover Paulette McKinney Danny Knight Delores Robinson Kay Reynolds Marlene Barnhart Larry Barnhart Lee Bridgewater Richard Sycks Marilyn Dew and John Barnhart.
Den I Cub Scouts held a Halloween party October 23 at Johnny Baughman’s home. costumes included ghosts skeletons cowboys Superman witches. Attendees were Butch Brown Mike Gretz Bob Ley Steve Skinner and John Baughman. Den Chief Lou Childress and Mrs. Gordon Newman Gretz assisted with games and refreshments with a prize awarded to Butch Brown.
The star readings predict a pleasant day ahead with strong personal relationships and favorable property signals. For those with a birthday tomorrow, a year of recognized past efforts, a need to follow through, and stable finances by December with growth in 1959. A May to August journey could aid new contacts, and domestic and sentimental relations look positive. avoid anxiety in November and February. A child born that day will have keen perception and business ability.
Chauncey Churches Church of God Unified services 9:30 a.m. led by Fred die Crabtree evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. Pilgrim Holiness Raymond Pidcock minister Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Morristown Holiness led by Rev Helen Tatman worship 10:30 a.m. Young people 7 Millfield Methodist Rev Fred Thorn minister Sunday school 10 a.m. Chauncey Methodist Rev Fred Thorn minister Sunday 7:30 p.m. Church of Christ Parish Gil bert Courtney Hal Zug pastors speaking at Taylor Ridge 9:30 Chauncey 10:30 Greens Run 9:30 Millfield 10:30 Rev J A Long guest minister Trimble 10:30 Parish Night Greens Run 7:30 Mr Zug speaker Trimble board meeting Tuesday 7:30.
Realty transfers show Kathryn and Walter Leckrone of New Lexington selling lot 243 in Somerset to Richard Starkey of Somerset. Gerald Martin of Gnadenhutten sells lot 170 in New Straitsville to Thomas Beddow. Lillian Boyle of Junction City sells lots 252 and 253 in Wolfe Addition to Junction City to George Boyle of Inkster Michigan. C W Riley sells lot 39 in Gulick Addition to Crooksville to William Woodward. Bertha Nallen and others sell 131 acres in Pleasant Two to Martha Savage. Charles Paxson and others sell an acre in Bearfield Two to William Wallace.
The Airline Christian Church near Albany led by Mrs. Elizabeth Clark will hold a service at the County Home Chapel on Sunday November 2 at 2 p.m.
The Sugar Creek School and Community Club announces a bake sale to be held Saturday November 8 in front of the Southern Ohio Electric Co. office in Athens. The event replaces the previously scheduled date of November 1.
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