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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

11

Auto wreck near Chauncey claims Dr. Robert Nye

Dr. Robert Nye 35 formerly of Chauncey died in a fatal car crash returning from a night baseball game. The Palatka Florida resident was a passenger. six others perished. Survived by wife Virginia one son Floyd William and brother Dr Kenneth Nye Oklahoma. Funeral Sunday 2 pm First Church of Christ Chauncey. Burial Nye Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Saturday at parents’ home.

Chauncey Robert Nye Nye Palatka Fila Chauncey-Dover High School Floyd Nye High St Virginia Floyd William Kenneth Nye Oklahoma George W. Nye Charleston J. A. Long Nelsonville First Church of Christ Gilbert Courtney Nye Cemetery

Young People Plan Papers for Fall Bible School

The Young People's Church members prepare papers on My Favorite Christian Thought for opening Bible School sessions each Sunday. U P Church plans fall Bible games. teams to run Sunday afternoon meetings at nearby churches to involve youth. Exterior of church and parsonage to be painted this week with labor and paint donated by members.

Glouster Church of Christ Young People's Church U. P

Under Quarter Inch Rain Falls in Glouster Area

A brief shower in Glouster Tuesday afternoon produced less than a quarter inch of rain. The temperature fell from 78 to 60 degrees by 9 p.m as wind carried the storm away.

Weekend social notes from Columbus and area

Mrs. Maude James returned to work at the State School for the Deaf in Columbus after summer in town. Mrs. Elizabeth McKee of Columbus visited family here then returned home Sunday. Zanesville visitors included Mrs. Léonard Smock Clifford Smock and Miss Joannie Crum baker. The Bratka home hosted Julius Bratka's son and daughter-in-law Elmer and Donna Lou and Irma Wyrick from West Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Noon of Columbus stayed with their parents T. A. Noon and Harry Vaughn. Evey of Akron spent two weeks visiting relatives. E K Bryson and family traveled to Akron Lorain Mansfield then Columbus for the state fair. They plan to return Saturday.

Robert Hemsley University Hospital Columbus Maude James State School For the Deaf Elizabeth McKee Léonard Smock Clifford Smock Joannie Crumbaker Zanesville J. V. Vaw Edward Noon T. A. Noon Harry Vaughn Richard Evey Akron Jacksonville Julius Bratka Bratka Elmer Bratka Donna Lou Irma Wyrick All West Liberty E. K. Bryson Lorain Mansfield Ernie Arthur Billy John Bryson Robert Bryson

Hemlock and Nelsonville social notes from the Schlingerman club

The Schlingerman Seven Sisters Club gathered at Mrs. Gertrude Aller's Nelsonville home to honor Bennetta Hodgson of Hemlock on her birthday. Attendees included Helen Ross, Robina Stoyle, Violet Walters, Jessie Schlingerman, Charlotte Gaitten, Leora Riley, Bobby Sue, Imogene North, and Kathy. Several weekend visitors and relatives visited area towns and hospitals, with numerous accompanying notes of visits to Canton Newark Columbus Mansfield and Zanesville.

Hemlock Schlingerman Seven Sisters Club Gertrude Aller Nelsonville Bennetta Hodgson Helen Ross Robina Stoyle Shawnee Violet Walters Jessie Schlingerman Charlotte Gaitten Corning Leora Riley Bobby Sue Imogene North Kathy John Powell Canton Mabel Potts Linda Hill Ella Osenbaugh Goldie Osenbaugh Delbert Hill Arliss Hill Vicki Zanesville J. E. Moore New Lexington Ralph Fitzer B. O. Fitzer University Hospital Columbus Cassie Lanning Thomas Inman White Cottage George Jewett Mansfield Ed Cook Lanning Alpha Rowland Xenia Cora Hopper Circleville Grace Russell C. W. Hodson W. A. Eayle Jack Williams Glenna Williams

Broadwell area notes bride groom shower and visitors

A wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vandyke was held at the White home with forty four attendees and many gifts. Local visitors included Mrs. Lelia Vernon from Newark and Howard Haybrow from Columbus. Church lights were installed at the EUB Church. Weekend guests and various visits from relatives and friends are listed.

Leonard Lowery McLeish Cook Vandyke Elizabeth Vandyke Cincinnati Connie Vandyke Everett Starling Mt. Herman Evalina Brill Lester White Harold Driggs Claire Nice Columbus

Weekend Visitors Gather at Local Homes

Paul Blake returned from Michigan after two weeks with his brother and sister-in-law Bernard Blake. Guests at Charles Brooks included John Bunhart Hill Judy Brooks and Charles Mugrage with extended visits from Edward Humphrey Coolville and Cecil Rockhold. W T Matheny Bahel Winn and Janet Winn spent time with the family while Norfolk VA resident Charles Shields and Jean Parkersburg sister Pat Grant joined Willie Shields and Don Salzer as guests. Charles Randolph of Charleston visited his family Mary Linci come.

Hockingport Paul Blake Michigan Bernard Blake Charles Brooks John Bunhart Hill Letart Falls Charles Mugrage Great Bend Judy Brooks Brooks Edward H. Humphrey Coolville Cecil Rockhold Elizabeth W. Va Bahel Winn W. T. Matheny Mr. Winn Janet Charles Shields Norfolk Jean Parkersburg Pat Grant Willie Shields Don Salzer Shields Charles Randolph Charleston Mary Lincicome

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