Special Prize Awarded to William Wolf in Merchants Headpin Tourney
Thirty two bowlers competed as William Wolf won the special open house prize and tied for first with 114. In the women’s division K Dennison placed third with 108 and M Johnston fourth with 105. The two day tournament closes Saturday at midnight with results listing multiple scorers across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Wolf
K. Dennison
M. Johnston
F. Thomas
R. Janchius
J. McAllister
L. Price
V. Eddy
J. Kay
Bill Wolf
M. Brown
J. W. Wolf, Jr
G. Wolf
L. Gatchel
R. Briggs
J. McCarty
Bob Wolf
H. Brown
D. Price
Ed Wolf
Jim Wolf
Z. Marquis
Dr. Pride
M. Cunningham
H. Kittrell
T. Morgan
L. Trainer
A. Wolf
M. J. Wolf
New York Central
New Straitsville
Ilreader M. Brown
Wiltussan
Backus
Wilson
Family Surprises Grant Wallace on His Birthday
Grant Wallace was surprised on his 74th birthday when his family visited Thursday evening. They sang Happy Birthday and played Chinese checkers. Gifts included two cakes, one made by daughter Vera Kinney and another by nephew Charles Clayberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois and
Thyllis Ann
S. A. Cunningham
Juanita
Charles Clayberger
Esta Cunningham
Zern Cunningham
Wallace
Latin Club Holds April Meeting at Glouster High
The Glouster High School Latin Club met in the Monroe Building music room for its April session. Pins were chosen during the business portion, and a true or false contest by Phyllis Kleinman was enjoyed with Jane Cox and her team winning. Refreshments followed for several members and sponsor Miss Sarah Kasler.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Monroe
Phyllis Kleinman
Jane Cox
Shirley
Neil Roberts
Jean Matthews
Phyllis Dyer
David Pickard
Bill Zimmer
Sarah Kasler
Dairy Store To Open Saturday In Gordon Hotel
Saturday marks the opening day for the Scott Dairy Store operated by William Johnston Jr. in the Gordon Hotel business room. The interior features white walls, black and white counters, and armchairs for customers who wish to dine inside.
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Glouster
Scott Dairy
William Johnston, Jr
Gordon Hotel
Debette Club Hosts Gloria Heck for Literary Meeting
Miss Gloria Heck hosted the Debette Club at her Glouster home on Wednesday evening for a literary gathering. Miss Mary Chute presented a book report on Car Crow's Four Hundred Million Customers. Guests included Jacquelyn Ley Lois Balderson Mary Chute Mary Janchius Bernadine Wolf and Gloria Heck with Mrs Mildred Matthews aiding in service.
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Glouster
Gloria Heck
Debette Club
Mary Chute
Car Crow
Jacquelyn Ley
Lois Balderson
Mary Janchius
Bernadine Wolf
Mildred Matthews
Fred Heck
Ohio University senior undergoes emergency appendectomy
Miss Lucille Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson of Madison Street Athens Ohio underwent an emergency appendectomy at Shelt ering Arms Hospital Athens late Monday night Her mother is with her at the hospital Her condition was critical at first but is now reported to be getting along nicely
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Glouster
Lucille Richardson
Harry Richardson
Madison St
Ohio University
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Baby Boy Dies in Glouster Area
Week-old baby boy Wayne Bulloch died Thursday night at 10 at the Davis home on Taylor Ridge. Grandparent is George Bulloch of Glouster. Funeral Saturday at 2 at the Davis residence with Rev. Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey Church of Christ. Burial in Maplewood.
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Glouster
Thomas Wayne
Jimsmie Bulloch
Bulloch
Evan Davis
Taylor Ridge
George Bulloch
Davis
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Maplewood
Revue to be staged at McConnelsville High School
Donna Rogers Shirley Andrews Anna Lou Davis and John Drury Davis will appear in a dance revue at McConnelsville High School this Sunday at 7 30 directed by Andrew Pavlish. The performers trained in Pavlishs city class last year.
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Glouster
Donna Rogers
Shirley Andrews
Anna Lou Davis
John Drury Davis
McConnelsville High School
Andrew Pavlish
Pavlish
Distribution of surplus commodities in Glouster
Surplus commodities will be distributed to eligible residents on Saturday April 22 from 9 to 12 a m at the Glouster Townhouse.
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Glouster Townhouse
Young Married People Meet at Jones Home
GLOUSTER Young Married People's Class held their meeting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones on Spring St Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders as hosts. Devotions were led by Mrs. Irene Robert Smith and Mrs. Wanda McAllister. A social hour followed with prize winners named and later refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Gladden and many others.
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Delmar Gladden
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Alfred B. Morris
Theodore Willams
Joyce Elaine
Ada Thomas
Eva Zimmer
Wanda McAllister
Irene Smith
Maxine Halbert
Bertine Eberts
C. E. Williams
Charles Sanders
E. L. Jones
Former Pastor to Preach at Glouster Church
J A Goddard of Somerset, a former pastor, will preach both morning and evening at the Glouster Church of Christ on Sunday April 23. Bible School at 9, Lord’s Supper at 10:15, C E Societies at 6:30 led by Jean Matthews and Paul McAllister.
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Glouster
J.A. Goddard
Somerset
Church of Christ
Bible
C. FE
Jean Matthews
Paul McAllister
Pedicord
C. E
Goddard
M. E
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Mary Dyer
Rev. Boroff
M. M. LeFavor
Co sponsor dance for Alumni Banquet at High School Gym
The Young People’s Dance Club and the Alumni Association co sponsor a Friday evening dance in the High School Gym from 8 to 12. All who wish to support the Alumni Banquet this spring are invited to attend for a pleasant evening with good music.
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Glouster
Young People’s Dance Club
Class To Meet Glouster Wo men’s Club
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ will hold its monthly meeting in the church social rooms this Friday evening at 7 30.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class
The
Church of Christ
Class Has Meeting of Loyal Women at Converse Street
CHAUNCEY Loyal Woman's Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Peter Rankin on Converse Street. Mrs. Carl Shafer presided with reports from secretary Mrs. John Shafer and treasurer Mrs. Floyd Nye. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Rankin and the lesson was given by Mrs. Nye in Mrs. Rice Thomas's absence. Plans were made to serve lunch for the upcoming ministerial meeting next Monday week.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Peter Rankin
Converse St
Carl Shafer
John Shafer
Floyd Nye
Rice Thomas
Chauncey Council Votes to Buy Fire Engine Chassis
At a recent special Chauncey Council meeting, a new chassis was approved to mount the tanks and equipment of the Chauncey fire engine. Mayor W. D. Hines was absent, with James McCollam presiding as council president and council members George W. Nye Saul Borcer F. H. Staffinger and Luther Cruikshank in attendance.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Council
Chauncey Fire Engine
W. D. Hines
James McCollam
George W. Nye
Saul Borcer
F. H. Staffinger
Luther Cruikshank
Faith and Community Notes From Lower Plains Area
Rev Melvin Dunn of Wellston preached at Zion Church on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Floyd Barker of Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr of Lower Plains. Mayor W D Hines of Chauncey, Meigs area operator, spent Wednesday at home. Rev Gilbert Courtney will preach at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Sunday at 9 30 am and Chaun ce ay Sunday at 10 30 am.
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Melvin Dunn
Wellston
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Floyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
W. D. Hines
Chauncey
Meigs
Gilbert Courtney
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Faithful Workers Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Bland’s Home
Members met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Rachel Bland home with Mrs. Gladys Viney in charge. They held a brief business session and sewed carpet rags. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Myrtle Warren’s on North Street.
Former Chauncey Resident J A Gaskins Dies At 68
Mrs J A Gaskins 68 formerly of Sugar Creek and Chauncey died Thursday at 9 40 am in Powhattan Ohio from paralysis. Burial Sunday at Sugar Creek Church Augustine cemetery Sugar Creek with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. She belonged to Rebekah lodge Powhattan and Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and leaves husband a adopted son four stepdaughters three stepsons and four grandchildren. Born in Saginaw Michigan.
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Chauncey
J. A. Gaskins
Sugar Creek
Chauncey and
Powhattan
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Augustine
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Athens County
Easter Sunday marriage announced in Ashland
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Edward Sickles of Lower Plains announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Delores to Emery Coen son of Mr and Mrs S R Coen of Athens. The ceremony took place April 9 at the IM E parsonage with Rev C E Vogel officiating. The groom, an Athens High School and Mountain State Business College graduate, works as an accountant at Mc Farland Chevrolet Co. A serenade was given at the bride’s parents’ home Tuesday night by local youths.
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Chauncey
Edward Sickles
Lower Plains
Frances Delores
Emery Coen
S. R. Coen
Athens
IM. E
Ashland
L Rev. Co
E. Vogel
Mountain ‘State Business College
McFarland Chevrolet Co
Chauncey Woman Recovering After Appendectomy
Mae Messenger of Chauncey was taken by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens for an appendectomy. Her condition is favorable. She lives with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crabtree on May Avenue. Her father was killed in the Millsfield mine disaster and her mother died later.
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Chauncey
Mae Messenger
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Orville Crabtree
May Ave
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Bullock gravely ill
Chauncey Bullock the infant son of Mr James Bullock and Mrs Doras Davis is critically ill at the home of Mrs Bullock’s parents Mr and Mrs Evan Davis in Taylor Ridge seeking prayer and support from the community.
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Chauncey
James Bullock
Doras Davis
Condition Improves for Mrs L L Sweazy in Chauncey
Condition of Mrs L L Sweazy of Chauncey in Cherrington Hospital Logan is reported much improved. She was brought in days ago in serious condition with heart trouble and influenza. Visits occurred from her son in law William Kellenbarger and neighbors as flood conditions affected W Main Street near the Sweazy home.
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Chauncey
L. L. Sweazy
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
James Shackard
Sweazy
Lawrence Misner
Vinton
William Kellenbarger
W. Main St
Mustard and Camphor Remedy for Rheumatic Pain
Skoot, containing mustard and camphor, promises relief from rheumatic lumbago and neuritis. If one or two applications fail, Gallaher’s Drug Store and other druggists offer a refund. External liniment ready for use, a large bottle costs only a few cents. Ask your druggist today.
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Gallahers Drug Store
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Ennes
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Grant Wallace
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Debette
Clover Farm
Goodson
Chuck
Victory
Columbus
Southern
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Messenger Insurance
Ernest Nixon
Buchtel
Nixon
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Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
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