Couple United In Radcliffe Home Nuptials
Chauncey resident Mrs Irvilla Williams and Mr William Quivey of Pomeroy were wed Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Wells in Radcliffe. They now reside at Pomeroy Route 1.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
10
Chauncey resident Mrs Irvilla Williams and Mr William Quivey of Pomeroy were wed Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Wells in Radcliffe. They now reside at Pomeroy Route 1.
Mrs Esta Haskins entertained her bridge club with a dinner at her Trimble home. Mrs Helen Noon won high score, Mrs Dorothy Vernon was second, and Mrs Elizabeth Ley placed third. Other players included Mrs Irene Morris, Mrs Loretta Johnston, Miss Josephine Hedfelt, Mrs Bertha Angle, Mrs Phyllis Dillon, and Mrs Sally Williams.
The Nelsonville First Methodist Church choir will hold practice at 6 30 p m Thursday at the church.
Nelsonville Athletic Association outlined new football game features to aid Little League. Proceeds from home game ball auctions will benefit Little League football. Charles Anderson and Mike Brooks, 1964 graduates, coach, William Friedrich chairs Football Tagday on October 3. Meeting next at the high school September 15. CHAUNCEY McMaster Tippie reunion held at Glouster Memorial Park with about 75 attending a noon basket dinner.
Births include a son for Mr and Mrs Robert L Schein of Logan and a son for Mr and Mrs Clyde L Canter of Chauncey. Admissions list names from Gloucester, Nelsonville, New Lexington, New Plymouth, Glouster, and nearby routes. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Lermer and son Rennie of Toledo and William Somers of Huntington W V. Louis Antle of Trimble is a patient at University Hospital Columbus.
Social notes list weekend guests and travelers from Glouster and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Sr visiting Front Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hines Spring Street, and others joining trips to the World’s Fair, Nova Scotia, and labor day gatherings. Seaman Terry Bullinger takes a 14 day leave to Winter Harbor Maine before reporting back.
A back to school dance for area youths will be held at the Legion War Memorial building Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Sponsored by American Legion Post 229, the Ebb Tides will provide music. Parents are welcome to visit.
Murray City women of the Methodist Church met at Miss Mabel Lefiever’s Glouster home with Mrs. Harold Wilson as co host. The WSCS business session was led by the Glouster president and lunch was served.
In Syracuse the Presbyterian Women held a unison reading to open a Syracuse Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting. A free will offering of 13 dollars was taken, with 10 dollars sent to medical missions. A nominating committee for officers was named and the hostess provided refreshments.
Nelsonville York Nelsonville Republicans meet September 15 at 7 30 p m at Ethel's Tea Room led by President Delbert Kuhn for a reorganizational session and to plan for the November election. Trimble Local kindergarten classes start Monday September 14 with parent registration by Wednesday to Friday at Gloucester schools or by phone.
A dance for high school youth from Nelsonville and nearby areas will take place at Knights of Pythias Hall from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Music provided by the Gem-Nis band of Athens. The event is sponsored by the Pythian Athletic Committee.
Nelsonville report Mrs. Alverta Dupler died Tuesday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after months of illness. Diane Dupler, daughter of the home, was omitted from the survivors list in initial reporting.
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