Sub-District Sunday School Institute Held at Glouster Baptist Church
North End Hocking Subdistrict Sunday School Institute before the annual meeting was held at the First Baptist Church in Glouster. Mrs. Ethel Riley led, with devotionals by several, topics discussed by A. T. Allen, Mrs. Ira Roberts, Gladys Viney, Bula Morris, John Howard and Ray Harding. Rev. C. L. Carpenter of Columbus gave an inspirational address. Officers for the year were elected and committees named. superintendent to be elected at the Middleport convention June 16-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
North End Hocking
First Baptist Church
Ethel Riley
Freda Roberts
Effie Brown
Leona Leach
Anna Mayle
A. T. Allen
Ira Roberts
Rendville
Gladys Viney
Bula "Morris
John Howard
Ray Harding
C. L. Carpenter
Columbus
Thomas Morris
Ora Viney
Lillian Wilkes
A. T. Reid
Helen Leach
Wiley Harris
Emma Viney
Roberta Wooding
Marvene Hopkins
Alice Burley
Hoy Seckinger
Jacksonville
Hetty Harding
Thelma Edwards
Donna Goodman
Illa Roberts
B. A. Reid
Effie T. Brown
Delia Allen
Middleport
Word Is Received Of Columbus Friends
Glouster Miss Estx Cunningham returned Monday evening from Columbus after a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Kinney. Miss Cunningham says Kinney is improved but will be Hartford for weeks yet due to a blood clot in the arteries. Word from Columbus says Mrs J E LeFever, taken to White Cross Hospital, has not shown much improvement and is suffering from a gall bladder ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Estx Cunningham
Columbus
Fred Kinney
Attend Goldberg Funeral in Cleveland
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Ben Goldberg of this city returned to Glouster Friday from Cleveland where they had attended the funeral of Mr Goldberg's brother J L Goldberg died Saturday evening April 7 at his home in Cleveland He was connected with the Liberty Textile Company in Cleveland for 27 years and was a former businessman of Jacksonville He is survived by his wife Margaret and three daughters Mrs Selma Kramer Rita and Doris Goldberg master Mrs E Unger four brothers Jacob Dave and Adolph all for Cleveland and Ben of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mra_ Ben Goldberg
Cleveland
Mr. Goldberg
J. L. Goldberg
Goldberg
Liberty Textile Company
Jacksonville
Margaret
Selma Kramer
Missex Rita
Doris Goldberg
M Alster
E. Unger
Jacob
Dave
Adolph
Ben
Eastern Star Past Matrons Meet Friday in Masonic Hall
The Eastern Star Thes Chapter O E S held a Past Matrons Association meeting Friday April 13 in Masonic Hall hosted by Mrs Georgia Sayre and Mrs Vernice Antle. Mary Hawk presided as members and one guest attended while Lena E Davis won a flower contest prize. Local visitors included William Mingus and family from Nelsonville and relatives from Columbus and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hawk
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
M. M. Bryson
Edgar Guest
Douglas Malloch
H. F. Kittle
Lena E. Davis
Alfred Howard
R. C. Galloway
W. A. Craft
C. A. McDonald
Annetta Lewis
W W. Wallace
H.F. Kittle
C. F. Davis
Sam Dunnett
Sayre
Antle
Greens Run Notes Easter Flowers From Son in Navy
Mr. and Mrs. Genis Yonkoski were surprised Easter Sunday by flowers from their son A. 0. M. 3-c Felix Yonkoski, who has served in the navy for the past year and is stationed in the Pacific. Guests included Mrs Mary Truszka of Detroit and Miss Rosalie Mingus of Dayton visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilfred Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genis Yonkoski
Felix Yonkoski
Pacific Area
Frank Truszka
Mary Truszka
Detroit
Mich
Rosalie Mingus
Dayton
Wilfred M Ingus
John Williams Missing in Action in Pacific War
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams of Jacksonville report a telegram from the War Department stating their son, John Williams, S-l-c, is missing in action from an aircraft carrier in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Glouster
James Williams
Jacksonville
War Department
Pacific
Contributions to Red Cross Fund in Trimble Township Report
Miscellaneous gifts listed for the Red Cross Fund include Ben Goldberg at $10 Hollister Schools $551 and Mrs Buza Jacksonville $5. The column notes Mrs John M Bryson visiting Columbus Monday evening and Mrs Ida Hill hosting the Millfield Needle Club at her Millfield home Wednesday night for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Red Cross Fund
Trimble Township
Ben Goldberg
Hollister Schools
Ida Hill
Chauncey
Ida Hill J
Millfield
Needle Club
Visits Parents GLOUSTER WAVE Ensign Hodgson in Columbus
Ensign Louise Hodgson stationed near Oakland California spends no leave with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Hodgson of Columbus. She visits grandparents on Sunday. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Hodgson Sr of Hollister and several Columbus families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ensign Louise Hodgson
Oakland
Cail
Arthur Hodgson
Columbus
Ensign Hodgson
Hollister High School
William Hodgson
Hollister
Jack Brown
Anna Lee
Marshall Buckner
Bobby
Arthur E. Fa Bar
Judy
Barbara Busick
Gore Home Workers Class Meeting And Shower
The Orville Home Workers Class met on Thursday evening April 1 with Mrs. Mary Hite at Orville. A card and handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Hite. Devotions were led by Mrs. Mina Howdyshell and the group shared readings on resurrection. Faith Beck presided, committees reported, and members plus guests enjoyed a long lunch with a birthday cake as Mary Hite’s great grandchildren blew out the candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Howdyshell
Faith Beck
Ella Dixon
Mina.Lewis
Racine, C
Ethel Raver
Orville
Hite
Mary K. Terrel
John Rush Philson
Home Workers
Mina Hovndyshell
Dorothy Burgess
Quince Summers
Ida’ Mc
Inez Rogers
Helen Winegrove
Clara Hartman
Janet Osborne
Mina Levis
Maxine Philson
Racine
Ohio
Kathryn Terrel
Mary Margaret Terrel
Mary K
Frank Beck
Frank Emerick
Emerson Terrel
Ned Harmon
Tom Hite
Delbert
Elyria
Ae. Albert Mann
Columbus
Burdette Hoy
Oddest Thompson
Jephine Jones
Ronny
Annual Spring Carnival At Chauncey Wednesday
Chauncey High School to host an annual spring carnival on Wednesday April 18 at 7 pm in the high school gymnasium. Principal Leah Featherston says an opening program of entertainment will precede games and stunts with refreshments and a small admission fee amid plans for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
A Commerce
Martin Holles — Meigesociation
General Chemical Tel
Frank Lausche
Vee Tomas Peter Defense Corporation
Pt Pleasant
Poms oy-Ma
West Virginia
Point
Ohio
Tri-County
Ind
Westdustrial Association
Virginia Ordnance Works
F. I. Lausche
Clarence W. Meadows
Ing
Cial Perty
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Leah Featherston
Plains to observe V-E Day with community program
Chauncey area reports a V E day program planned in The Plains. If news arrives by 2 p m the service will be held 7 30 p m that day. if after 2 p m the program moves to the following morning at 10 a.m. Readings include talks, singing and music by The Plains High School band in the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
the Plains
Entertain Guests At Locke Home
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Jenny Locke Chauncey entertained as their weekend guests at their home on May Ave Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Wilks and children and Miss Gleneta Locke of Gahanna D Miss Boots Locke at home and Pvt Homer L Locke from Foster General Hospital Cambridge on a 30 day furlough to visit parents and relatives Their son Harold H Locke is at Veterans Hospital Chillicothe with improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jenny Locke
May Ave
Kenneth C. Wilks
Gleneta Locke
Gahanna, D
Boots Locke
Homer L. Locke
Fletchier General Hospital
Cambridge
Winners Named in Gallia Field Trials by Fox Hunters
Gallia County Fox Hunters Association announced winners from weekend field trials in Gallipolis and nearby towns. John J. Morgan won the Cherrington Hunting Trophy for Lead. Donna Louise Denney's Jane captured first in all age with Evans Grocery trophy. Other honors went to Bank Hill Oren Mink for Has kins-Tanner trophy and multiple names attached to special trophies, with Derby winners and judges listed across Gallipolis Bidwell Vienna and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallipolis
Gallia County Fox Hunters’ Association
John J. Morgan
Cherrington
Donna Louise Denney
Jane
Evans Grocery
Morgan- Reese
Liney
Parker Sheets
Bidwell
Riley
George Lantz
Sciotoville
Taylor
Oren Mink
Gallipolis
Anthony Murray
Lady
Elwood
Spot
Lorain Rodgers
Henderson
W. Va
Sam
Bill Rees
Galipolis
Gillingham
Crowder
Stanley Glassburn
Lafayette Hotel
Hartford Personal Notice of furlough and family notices
Pvt. Earl Fields, in training at Camp Wolters Texas, is home on a 15 day furlough and will return to California. The notice mentions deaths and lists Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Quillen Earnest Kearns Helen Fields of Hartford and De- as associated parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Earl Fields
Camp Wolters
Texas
California
George Rings
O'Neil Quillen
Earnest Kearns
Helen Fields
Pincellis Welcome Kenneth Calvin Pencelli
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Calvin Pencelli announce the birth of a son Kenneth Calvin on April 14 at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Chauncey. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hitchings of Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. James Pincelli of Chauncey. Great grandparents include Walter Hitchings and Mrs Ena Clendenin. The baby’s mother and daughter Mrs. Edna Hitchings and Mrs. Paulind Spencer assist. Seaman Meme Pencelli is serving in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Meme Fincelli
Betty
Kenneth Calvin
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ernest Hitchings
Nelsonville
James Pincelli
Mound St
Walter Hitchings
Ena Clendenin
Charleston
W. Va
Pincellis
Edna Hitchings
Paulind Spencer
Pencelli
Meme Pencelli
Navy
Chauncey Church Bible Study Moved To Wednesday
Chauncey Methodist Church announces weekly Bible study now Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Champlin home Converse Street The session was changed from Thursday to Wednesday night to fit the schedule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Lewis Champlin
Converse St
Verna Mae Davis Home After Tonsillectomy
Chauncey resident Verna Mae Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Davis has been discharged from Osteopathic Hospital Marietta and returned home after undergoing a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Verna Mae Davis
Homer Davis
Near
Osteopathic Hospital, Marietta
Detroit Visit By Mrs Schoonover And Miss Showalter
Mrs Margaret Chauncey Schoonover and her sister Miss Maxine Showalter are visiting Detroit for a few days with their brother Elmer Showalter and his wife. They traveled to Detroit on Thursday and are staying with the Showalter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Margaret Schoonover
Maxine Showalter
Detroit
Elmer Showalter
Chauncey News Briefs: Moody Arrives in Philippines and Gift Mentioned
Mrs Delbert Moody of Millfield reports a letter from her seaman husband confirming his arrival in the Philippines. She also received an Australian bracelet and foreign money from him. Mrs T R B Hamilton hosts Loyal Women's Class at 1 30 p m Wednesday at her E Mound Street Chauncey home for Church of Christ members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Delbert
Moody
Millfield
Philippines
T. RB. Hamilton
E. Mound St
Loyal Women's
Church of Christ
Woman Drops Gas Factory Stomach With ERB HELP
A woman described her stomach as a gas factory after meals but now reports relief from gas bloating headaches and constipation after taking ERB HELP. The remedy, containing 12 Great Terbs, is promoted by Athens DAAC as a new medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Daac
Carbon Hill News Notes
Carbon Hill notes report furloughs and visits by local residents. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Emery Westfall accompanies a pat luck gathering and gifts. Seniors stage the ae play Border Buckaroos directed by Barbara Hankinson with cast and stag crew listed. Blood donation by Carbon Hill residents occurs in Logan. Nearby visits include Elyria and Zanesville weekend trips. Bear hunting in Pennsylvania costs about $5000 per bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
David Johnson
Robert Joanson
Charles Downs
Springfield
Grant Horn
Emery Westfall
Harry Nutter
Prank Hawk
Theodore Nutter
Roy Smith
Clifford Hawk
George Nutter
George Lyons
Dan Coe
Walter Ritchason
Amos Bartow
Westfall
Will Briley
Columbus
Lester Briley
Ralph Rutherford
Mast Barbara Hankinson
Bonnie Clark
Betty Johnson
Frances Corby
Evelyn Levens
Jane Sheron
Myrtte Dunningham
Ramona Rutherford
Geraldine Rutherford
Dottie Spence
Don Smith
Keith Ayers
Audrey McManaway
Stags
Mary Low Nutter
Jetta Williams
Alite Smart
Joanne Brooker
Logan
Rea Cross
Charles Christian
Elyria
Dave Christian
Leslie Evans
Terry
Rodney Smith
Zanesville
David Evans
Buchtel Personal Mention
Eugene Harris and Donald Morrison, recently reported injured by the War Department, are in action in the European War area. Pte. Paul Taylor is home on leave and will return to a Texas hospital for an injury in Germany. Several local families note moves, visits, and illness while many in the community rally for school and church events. A new beef tendon plastic offers a surgical use breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Harris
Donald Morrison
War Department
Paul Taylor
Texas
Germany
Terry Bunting
Wiliam Dearing
Verna Dearing
Farrell
Murray City
Millay
Cpl
Harvey Sayre
Nelma Jean
California
Nona Laiie
Jack Sayre
Columbus
Jimmy Sayre
Logan
Tom Robson
Ron
Ed Stevens
Buchtel M. FE
Buch
M. E
Buchiel
Athens County
EE Maen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Glouster Baptistst Church
Aida
Doctorian Bicharastre
Dabues
Logan Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St .Loran
Eastern Star
William Mingus
Kathryn
Thomas R. Reese
Crooksville
P. D. Steinbaum
Howard Trott
O. A. McDonald
Clarence Williams
Adda Williams
James J. Williams
Adda ‘Williams
Red Cross
John M. Bryson
Mutual Stores
Lancaster, Logan and
New Lexington
Trlcounty
Gore
Plains
Locke
Gallia
Pennsylvania
Buchtel
John Turvey
Mary Covert
Buchtel School
Anna Gray
Gray
M. E Church
Ed Smathers
Ane
D. E Bookman
Lowell Tucker
Selson~ Ville Rural
Tucker
Patricia Ann Grinstead
Wesley Grinstead
Buehtel
Nona Gaile Sayre
Nola Sue Dearing
Samira Kay Kirkendall
Caroline McQuaid
Alberia Wetzel
Mary Kay McDonald
Kay
Sue Stewart
Leah Ann Merz
Carmen Jones
Kay Francis
Sheskey
Nelsoniile
Elizabeth Sheskey
Roland Pierce
The
University of Thlinois
Hemel
Freedom
Chas Cong
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