Evening Bird Themed Play Rescheduled For 7 30 PM
A local theatre group announces a revised showtime for a bird themed play. The event now starts at 7 30 PM, correcting an earlier misprint that listed 8 00 PM. The article cites Yat ee to truth as the presenter and mentions Shines Dee gh eh eel suas pre. yr and Ca Thradey end Fi as participants.
Chauncey Area Personal Notices of Dinner Guests
Local social column lists numerous dinner and afternoon callers including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, M. E. Griffith of Amanda, Homer Edwards of South Perry, Mrs. Irene Losey and others, with travels to Akron and Detroit. Also notes upcoming weddings of Anna Mae Syx and Robert Bruner and family hospital visits and future relocation plans.
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Alfred Stings
M. E‘iffith
Amanda
Homer’ Edwwards
South Perry
Irene Losey
Bill
Jessie
Tom
Roger
Joe
Linda Lovsey
Dave
Barbara
Fred Hanning
Harrell Baker
Marilyn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Richard ‘Behrens
Dickie
Donald Gr
Eugene ¢ Leffler
Clara Belle
Leffler
The
Plains
Grace Carr Weldon
Cope
Akron
Roy Miller
Calmon Kozma
Ronnieand Sherrie
Miller
Anna Mae Syx
Robert Bruner
Presbyterian
Amesville
Bruner
Vern Syx
E. D. Coffman
Jack Coffman
Scott
Chris Sad Tee
Cure
Border
Walter O'Rourke
Jesse Carey
J, Glouster
Ivan Mathen
Larry
Cleveland
Matheny
Elizabeth Robinett
Mathenys
Mabel Sisson
Anita
Il Trimble
Clifford Fink
David
Murray City Wedding and Local Notices
Miss Phyllis Antle married Richard Mitchell in a St Patrick Day ceremony at New Town Mission Church. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Murray City. Owens Corning worker to become husband. Other items list visits, family moves, and local social notes from Murray City and nearby towns.
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Murray City
New Town Mission Church
Phyllis Antle
Wilbur Antle
Antle
Richard Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Ernest Williams
Lawrence Mitchell
Coshocton
Canatella Rites Friday in Glouster
John Caineveun Canatella 45 died at home Tuesday after a long illness. Survived by wife Osa two sons Ross and Phillip of Italy stepchildren in Newark Syria and Glouster and other locations along with 35 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 am at Holy Cross Church Rev Anthony Nickle officiating burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Thursday 7 pm at Wallace Funeral Home with viewing.
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Glouster
John Caineveun
Canatella Wisiner
Osa
Ross
Phillip Sanatella
Italy
Josephine De‘ucao
Newark
N.J
Virtinia Visicca
Lena O'Hare
Syria
Joe Spain
Tames Passatora
Montgomery
W. Va
Wallace Funeral Home
New Messenger Writer Appointed at Glouster
Mrs Albert Hall named Glouster news correspondent for The Messenger succeeding Miss Esta Cunningham who resigned. Hall has been acting reporter during Cunningham illness and lives at 22 Main St with telephone 4274. Cunningham returned home from Univer Jen Mosamat misread as University of something after a March 1 fall that caused a skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhages. she is restricted from visitors for several days.
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Walter Propop
Huron Road Hospital
Stanley Edward
Propop
Roberta
Becky) Craft
Stanley Propop
Cleveland
Howard Craft
Murray City
Evelyn Cook
Medina
Wilbur Antle
John Antle
Mark
Dayton
Raymond Huston
Huston
Buckeye Lake
Sandra Secrest
Cambridge
Ohio
Walter Sweazy
Nelsonville
Lantz
Bert Sweazy
Dan Matheny
Jalien
Tagen
Gears
Opal Lonberger
Gyneth ‘Thompson
James Smith
Sandra
Morris Dupler
Warren Dupler
Buchtel
Jen Mosamat
Fred Kinney
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Funeral services for Jack Vore in Jacksonville
Funeral services for Jack Vore will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the EUB Church in Jacksonville with the Rev. Crace officiating. Burial will be at Gloster Cemetery. The American Legion will provide military services. members are asked to meet at the hall at 12 48 p.m. to attend.
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Glouster
Jack Vore
EUB
Jacksonville
Bur Crace
Gloster Cemetery
American Legion
Leane
Vane
Fede
U S Sends 135000 Tons Of Surplus Farm Aid Abroad
The White House announced that about 135 000 tons of surplus farm products have been shipped to France Greece Italy Spain and Turkey to ease distress from last month's cold wave. President Eisenhower ordered the shipments on February 19. The 15 shiploads include 65 000 tons of wheat rice and flour 45 900 tons of dairy products 400 tons of cotton seed 8500 tons of beans and over 35 000 tons of corn.
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Washington
White House
France
Greece
Italy
Spain
Turkey
Eisenhower
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