Village Council OKs Bills and City Improvements
Chauncey village council met in regular session and approved the clerk and mayor's reports. Bills totaling 622.29 were approved with street fund 526.84 and general fund 96.36. A chemical cleaner for fire hydrants and 24 gallons of blacktop sealer for the fire house area were authorized. The Citizens Committee presented community improvement ideas and council agreed to collaborate. A joint meeting with the board of public affairs and committee is scheduled for Monday Sept 21 at 7 p.m.
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Chauncey
Citizens Committee
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Church Sets Loyalty Plan for October Month
The Greens Run Church of Christ announces October as church loyalty month with all members urged to attend every Sunday. A cross will be displayed on the platform and congregants will sign a card to place on the cross. A visitation program is planned for September 17 18 and 21 led by committee members Mrs James Mingus Mrs Phillip Powell Mrs Donna Russell and Rev Paul A Johnson.
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James Mingus
Phillip Powell
Donna Russell
Paul A. Johnson
Loyal Class Hears Report On Dinner Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ Loyal Woman's Class met at Mrs. Charles Wadley's Lexington Ave home for an evening conducted by Mrs. Willard Simonton. A $25.90 dinner proceeds for the Band Alumni were announced. Guests included Mrs. Malcolm Barry of Anaheim, Calif. Next meeting October 8 with Mrs. Fred Fritts.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Chauncey Church of Christ
Lexington Ave
Willard Simonton
Lloyd Pendergrass
Dan Johnson
Kate Johnson
Simonton
Malcom Barry
Annaheim
Calif
Jack Barry
Fred Fritts
Holzer Hospital News Highlights Births And Admissions
A list of newborns and new admissions at Holzer Hospital includes a son born to Mr and Mrs Wallace B Hale in Oak Hill and several other births in Ravenswood Pomeroy and Gallipolis. Multiple admissions are noted with names and hometowns. CHAUNCEY Chi Rho Youth Group invites sixth graders to a May midweek meeting at the parish House.
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Wallace B. Hale
Oak Hill
Russell E. Straight
Ravenswood
Russell D. Childers
Point Pleasant
Clifford Ieenhower
Pomeroy
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Luther Cruikshank
Thomas Cruikshank
Columbus
Merle Feuerhelm
Cheryl
Buckeye Lake
William Simpson
Karen
Eric
Mark
Dayton
Simpson
Olive Hillen
Robert Antle
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Paul Linscott
Wilber Everett
Phill James
Jack Antle
Bob Antle
Janice Jame
Cecil Antle
Five Gallia Teachers Attend State Education Conference
Five Gallia County school teachers attended an Ohio Education and National Education Association joint conference at Lake Hope Lodge on Saturday. Speakers included Mrs. Jennie Davis NEA director Denzil Carpenter OEA president and Dr. Ivan Becker NEA headquarters. Attendees were Mrs. Helen Morton Gallia Academy High School Mrs. Katherine Williams elementary supervisor city school Mrs. Vivian Kirby Cheshire-Kgger elementary Mrs. Evelyn Sechrist Hannan Trace High School and Mrs. Opal M. Lloyd Southwestern High School.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio Education and
National Education Association
Lake Hope Lodge
Jennie Davis
Ohio Nea
Denzil Carpenter
OEA
Ivan Becker
NEA
Helen Morton
Gallia Academy
Katherine Williams
Vivian Kirby
Cheshire-Kgger
Evelyn Sechrist
Hannan Trace
Opal M. Lloyd
Southwestern High School
Safe Crackers Hit Supermart
Police report a break in at an Akron A&P where criminals used milk to cool a drill and opened the back of a safe. They recovered about $100 in cash from the dairy area. The incident follows a dairy aided method and is being investigated.
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Akron
A&p
Peace Corps To Send Colbert To Turkey
Larry G. Colbert of Glouster daughter Sara Colbert will depart for Turkey on September 16 to join 191 Peace Corps volunteers as a teacher. He trained 12 weeks at Portland State University in Turkish language education history and world affairs to teach English in Turkey.
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Larry G. Colbert
Lawrence Colbert
Sara Colbert
Madison St
Turkey
Portland State University
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Peace Corps
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Plan Wednesday Meeting
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters will hold a Wednesday night meeting to organize cleanup of the field house and coordinate volunteer tasks. Members are urged to attend and participate in the cleanup effort.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
OES to Mark 60th Anniversary in Glouster
The OES chapter 192 will celebrate its 60th anniversary at the Sept. 22 meeting at 7 30 p m. Mrs Thea Culver Danford of Metuchen New Jersey the chapter name sake and only living charter member will be honored along with past matrons and past patrons. A reception for Mrs Danford will follow.
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Glouster
Thea
OES
Thea Culver Danford
Metuchen
N. J
Danford
Scioto Man Placed On Probation
Osa Black of Wheelersburg, 50, was arraigned in Gallia County Common Pleas Court on forgery charges and placed on one year probation after pleading guilty and waivers. The case involved a $32 check dated July 30 from an Ironton bank, filed by Velma Ramey of Rio Grande. Black had earlier pleaded innocent in Municipal Court and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Scioto County
Osa Black
Wheelersburg
Gallia County
Common Pleas Court
Black
Velma Ramey
Rio Grande
Ironton
Savage reunion draws 62 to Glouster Park
Chauncey residents gathered at Glouster Park for the Savage reunion with 62 people attending. A basket dinner was served at noon and prizes went to Clarence Savage and Mary Savage among others for traveling the farthest and for various small awards.
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Glouster Park
Sallie Allison
Racine
Mary Savage
Annie Gretz
Arthur Sapp
Stephanie
Molly
Roland Callahan
John Kimble
Gary
Canton
Milford Kimble
Bellaire
Walter Savage
Judy Giese
Nick Savage
Wayne Whetstone
Ed James
James Brill
B. Wm. Huston
Cambridge
Charles Savage
Bruce
Judy
Columbus
Clarence Savage
Stephen
Nashville, Ark
Paul Alli
Zanesville
Henry Beaver
Chester
Lowell Beaver
Middleport
Roland Torrence
Sally
Tuppers Plains
James Day
Canal Winchester
Catholic Women Plan Dinner In November
Local Catholic women gathered at the Deanery meeting in Buchtel names Mrs Ed Ley Mrs Enes Bartels Mrs Helen Shafer and Miss Ann Bartels. The Catholic Womens Club planned a chicken dinner on November 7 at Holy Cross Parish Hall from 4 pm to 7 pm.
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Glouster
Buchtel
Ed Ley
Enes Bartels
Helen Shafer
Ann Bartels
Catholic Womens Club
Holy Cross
Glouster Lodge Meetings Set This Week
The Masonic Lodge F and AM 607 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall for entered apprentice work. The village council convenes Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Center. Marcellite Rebekah Lodge No 401 meets Saturday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall.
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Masonic Lodge F&am 607
Masonic Hall
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge No. 401
IOOF
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