Cpl Virgil Perry Leaves for Montana on Furlough
Chauncey corporal Virgil Perry ends a 21 day leave to visit wife Mildred Neighbors and family. He departed Tuesday for Great Falls Montana to be stationed after returning from two years in Alaska. He has served four years in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Virgil Perry
Mildred Neighbors
Mill Bt
Albert Perry
Lloyd Wade
Ernest Jackson
Ben Neighbors
Great Falls
Mont
Alaska
Collection Points Are Announced For Clothing Drive
Kiwanis Club dinner at Gordon Hotel covered drive to collect red clothing for overseas needy. Dan Kovach reported Glouster post office holding much clothing while other township areas have yet to start. Schools asked to collect and deposit in Jebool building for trucks to haul to the old bank building shipping center. Kovach urged broader participation, noting good responses in some areas and many garments stored in homes. Boy Scouts assist but cannot bear full responsibility for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloyster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon Hotel
Dan Kovach
Glouster
Jebool
Bank
Kovach
Trimble
Munden Taken To Columbus Hospital In Serious Condition
E E Munden, long in poor health, was moved from Gran Hospital to Columbus Hospital Tuesday afternoon after a bronchial illness worsened. He received oxygen and a blood transfusion as donors Lucille Thompson Ethel Lisky Ailla Dew and Bob Carter contributed plasma. Mrs Mundew and Mrs Rockhold accompanied him. Mrs Rockhold returned home while Mrs Mundew stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. E. Mundey
Gran Hospital
John
Blower
Lucille Thompson
Ethel Lisky
Ailla Dew
Bob Carter
Columbus
White Snyder Wedding Announced in Glouster Ohio
Mrs. Donald Mohney of Glouster announces the marriage of her niece Iva Jeanne White to Pvt. Eugene R. Snyder on April 10, 1945 at the Logan Methodist Church. Rev. Clinton W. Swenigel officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple’s bridal party included Mrs. Myrtle Barnes and Jerry Snyder and Robert Meredith. The bride, formerly of Columbus, works at Curtiss-Wright. the groom is stationed at Langley Field, Virginia with the U S Army Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Donald Mohney
Iva Jeanne White
Eugene R. Snyder
John E. Snyder
Murray City
Ohio
Methodist Church
Logan
Clinton W.swenigel
Myrtle Barnes
Jerry P Snyder
Robert Meredith
Snyder
2Nd Ave
Columbus
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Langley Field
U. S. Army Air Forces
Trimble Grange Opens Membership Drive With New Class
Trimble Grange No. 1830 launches an ongoing membership campaign. A Saturday meeting conferred First and Second Degrees on 20 new members from York Grange near Nelsonville. An April 28 class and a May 12 class are planned to receive further degrees. Ice cream and coffee were served to 60 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Trimble Grange No. 1830
York Grange
Nelsonville
Triple Grange
Glouster Flood Control Meeting Attended by City Officials
Mayor Thomas Walliams Virgil Strohmeyer and H T Ramey of Glouster attended a Logan hearing on flood control led by Col Harry Podras of Huntington W Va The mayor presented a damage estimate and flood data while Podras noted the Burr Oak Dam had been approved by Army Engineers in a prior authorization bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chauncey-Dover Boys Compete in Marietta Track Meet
Seven Chauncey-Dover High School athletes traveled to Marietta on April 7 for an invitational track meet against Ameées-Bern Marietta Nelsonville. Competitors included Stalder Dickens Shields Stanley Border Brown Schoonover with Stalder winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the team placing third. Coach Lippie accompanied the group. Also noted, Sergeant Ralph Six on furlough from overseas plans to report to a Florida rest camp April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Marietta
Ameées-Bern
Nelsonville
Chauncey-Dover
Dick Stalder
Guard Dickens
Lewis Shields
Jim Stanley
Don Schoonover
Charles Border
Bunk Brown
Mr. Lippie
Ralph Six
Aonard
Salem
Florida
Weekly Cottage Prayer Meeting Cancelled At Morristown Church
Morristown Holiness Church cancels the weekly cottage prayer meeting tonight due to weekend observances. Rev and Mrs Sanford Knapp of Columbus will conduct services Friday Saturday and Sunday at 8 o clock, with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Birthday Surprise for Harvey Sampson in Burr Oak
Relatives surprised Harvey Sampson on his 68th birthday at Burr Oak with a noon dinner for Edward Rush family from La Rue Viva Reeves and three children Clarence Samson from Columbus Nell Hellyer Alice Harrison and Ernestine Harrison Glouster Open house followed by neighbor visits led by Rev H J Mingus Hollister and others A Marcellite Rebekah Lodge meeting announced for Saturday at 7 30 in Odd Fellows Hall with degree work and refreshments thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harvey Sampson
Burr Oak
Edward Rush
la Rue
Ohio
Viva Reeves
Clarence Samson
Columbus
Nell Hellyer
Alice Harrison
Ernestine Harrison
Samopson
Samson
H. J. Mingus
Millfield
Eli Westfall
Normah
Hollister
Delmar Orme
E. H. Hines
Ralph Shepard
Raymond Hines
Joseph Hines
Paros
Paul and
Patty Harrison
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Condition Improves for Mrs Ella England in Chauncey
The condition of Mrs Ella England of Converse Street Chauncey, who had been seriously ill at home for several days, is much improved. Her daughter Mrs Ruth Bridgewater has assisted in her care and another daughter Mrs Naomi Finsterwald of Athens visited on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ella England
Converse St
Ruth Bridgewater
Naomi Finsterwald
Athens
Chauncey Cunningham Completes Boot Training at Great Lakes
Chauncey William Cunningham finished boot training at Great Lakes Illinois and is on a nine day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Russell Cunningham of W Main Street Chauncey He now holds rating Fireman Second Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Willam Cunningham
Great Lakes, C
Russell Cunningham
W. Main St
Corning Personal Mention From Glouster To Columbus
Corning notes several service members and family movements. Robert Carter, F C 20, on 30 day leave in Glouster with parents Mr and Mrs George Carter before re assignment to San Diego. Sgt. Walter King wounded in action April 7 in Germany. Charles Hinton Sr AOM 3c on leave with parents. Isabel Carter enlisted as a dietician assigned to Fort Benjamin Harrison for four weeks basic training. Cpl. Charles Carter in Tacoma. Sgt. Leo Carter at Seattle ready to go overseas. Bob Carter on furlough. Families host visitors from Trimble to Columbus and Corning. Finally F W Clark transferred to Columbus as general yard master. C A Dew to succeed in Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bob) Carter
F. C
Pacific
Glouster
George Carter
Aleutians
San Diego
Calif
John King
War Department
Waltter King
Germany
Charles Hinton
Isabel Carter
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Carter
Cpl
Charles Carter
Tacoma
Wash
Leo Carter
Seattle
Bob Carter
Betty Mapes
William McMonns
Dayton
Paul Dille
Nancy
William Doughty
Zanesville
Ralph Householder
Maretta
Julia Marshall
Glousier
Frank Murphy
Millertown
Florine Campbell
Columbus
William Campbell
Laura Quigley
Rendville
Norma Woods
Dewey Woods
Elizabeth Quinn
Gladia. Morgan
Don Burns
J. E. Rodgers
Jean Eichel
Henry Eichel
Ray Clifford and
P. H. Clifford
C. P. Elder
Shawnee
Robert Quinn
Netherland East Indies
William Wellnitz
Linda
Mia
Orbley Parsons
Don Smith
E. G. Weaver
Joan Rodgers
Rita
Joan Hlarenbeck
William Hardy and
Ciidren
Mary and
Paul
George Hardy
Mary Elizabeth
Joey
Rita Burns
Corning
F. W. Clark
New York Central
C. A. Dew
Mr. Clark
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Montana
Stox
E. E. Munden
Columbus Hospital
White-Snyder
Athens Messenger
Rio ‘Wende
Platte, Arkangel
Pleredo
Trimble Grange
Leonard
Rolland Six
Paul Hoisington
Deanville
Francis Graham
Floodwood
Rass
I For
TCU
Reece
Ns Ptt Eee
Dover
Sergeant Six
Lena Cuham
KAR
Braunschweig
HI HO
Leon Wiles
RED Cross
Prg
Rel
Kroger
Lux Soap
The
Soap of
Hollywood
Wilson’s
Er Rivierarth
Kroger’s
Lux
Ikroger
Texas
Arrots
WESCO
Gue
Woodbury Fine
Toltet Sepp
Forest Base
Rebeked Lodge
Mutual Stores
Lancaster
Logos
New Lexington
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