Glouster Students Named To Represent In Athens Final
Glouster High School will send students to the final state scholarship tests in Athens on May 2 following April 1-2 preliminaries. Names include Janet Hooper, Carolyn Colbert, Monty Mook, Karen Eveland, Jan Stephenson, Harold Showborn and others across biology through English and history. A spelling trophy awaits the winner of the grades 4-8 finals held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
F. A. Cady
Glouster High School
Athens
Janet Hooper
Carolyn Colbert
Monty Mook
Karen Eveland
Jan Stephenson
Harold Showborn
Donna Jonas
Douglas Juniper
Sharon McManaway
Michael Mudrie
Karen Dugan
Patty Harrison
Mike Byers
Karen Duncan
Helen Kittle
Janet Trace
James Verian
Kendall Dunfee
David
Chauncey Chauncey Personal Guests and Local Visitors
Recent guests and visitors are listed, including families and individuals from Trimble Heights Chauncey Athens and surrounding towns. Notable names include Nancy Sanders Barbara and Elaine Sayre Disa Thornton and many Antle and Sanders family members visiting from multiple nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bill Sanders
Nancy
Cecil Ante
Trimble Heights
John Antle
Merena Shultz
Jacksonville
Victor Sayre
Barbara
Elaine
Disa Thornton
Near Jacksonville
Lawrence Myers
Columbus
Cecil Antle
Bob Antle
Concord
Richard Lasure
Melinda
Georgia Antle
Athens
John Glab
Frank Lewis
Ollie Rogers
Nelsonville
Rogers
Ray Johnson
Homer Johnson
E. D. Coffman
Jack Coffman
Russell Johnson
Johnson
Clarence McCafferty
Florida
Coral Gables
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach
James Dorr
Lee Dorr
Gladys Lee
Jennie Leffler
Sharpsburg
Uses Of Plastic Explained To Kiwanis
W. Mabbott of B. F. Goodrich Co. spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Gordon in Marietta about plastics uses and needs. He cited products manufactured at the Marietta plant and highlighted familiar items.
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Glouster
J. W. Mabbott
B. F. Goodrich Co
Marietta
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Weekend Visits and Church Gathering Noted in Vinton Area
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. David Ball, Mrs. Georganna Ball, and families spent the weekend in Columbus and with relatives. Attendees from Vinton at a County Mews Brotherhood meeting in Rio Grande included twelve men from the Vinton Methodist Church. A Chauncey Church of God children’s meeting was announced for Wednesday at 7 p.m. with a play and devotions.
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Vinton
David Ball
Columbus
Georganna Ball
Harley Cloud
Carl Justus
Harry Richardson
Troy
Mitchell Webb
Ewington
Anna S. Evans
Frank Quicker
Helen Coder
Gallipolis
Don Quickel
Cincinnati
Chauncey — A
Chauncey Church of God
Largest Bass Of Week Captured On Burr Oak Lake
Athens man Earl White from Glouster nabbed a 16 inch crappie while trolling for bass, among a week of heavy bass catches at Burr Oak Lake. Notable totals include Dwight Hartley with nine large bass and Robert Nelson of Athens with six bass including a 6.4 pounder. Dock 2 concession at Bishopville announced. Edward Wise to run stand and rent boats by May 1. Lake data shows 46 degree temperature and 7.21 elevation with 0.14 inch rain.
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Burr Oak
Jack Edwards
Dayton
Lawrence Bowman
Ironton
Alex Docie
Glouster
Hanson B. Martin
Dwight Hartley
Bryant Skipper
Robert Nelson
Athens
Robert Shipley
Bishopville
Edward L. Wise
McConnellville
Shipley
Wise
Noel Eveland
Chauncey Elementary PTA Bids to Decorate for Spring Carnival
Chauncey Elementary PTA members plan to decorate the high school gym and finalize Friday’s Spring Carnival details. The event opens at 7 p.m. with games such as basketball throw and fish pond, a cake walk, and the prince and princess from the grade rooms to be named.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Elementary
PTA
Trimble High School Honor Roll Omission
The Trimble Township High School honor roll for the last six weeks omitted Linda Myers, a sophomore, from the list. The school confirms the error and will correct the record.
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Trimble
Linda Myers
Trimble Township High School
Glouster Visit Highlights Local Family Gatherings
Mrs Elizabeth Chalkey of Columbus is spending the week in Glouster visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Carter and family. Other recent guests in the Carter home include Mrs Sophia Smith and her son Dane of Zanesville.
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Elizabeth Chalkey
Columbus
Glouster
John Carter
Carter
Sophia Smith
Dane
Zanesville
WSCS Meeting at Glouster Methodist Church
The WSCS of Glouster Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms. Hostesses are Mrs Mary Blower and Mrs Sadie Williams. Mrs C A Bingman leads the devotions and Mrs Robert Brers presents the program.
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Glouster
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Mary Blower
Sadie Williams
C. A. Bingman
Robert Brers
Sebring Building Center Unveils Plywood Cutting Machine
Sebring Building Center on Columbus Road at the City limits announces a revolutionary new law designed to cut large sheets of plywood to exact sizes with no extra charge. The new equipment speeds service and improves accuracy for custom cuts. Stop by to inspect the machine and learn how it reduces plywood costs for customers.
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Sebring Building Center
Sebring
Lorders Sebring
Columbus Road
Adv
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Ray White
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Wayne Wiley
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Key Club
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Art Janchius
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Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford
RAY Riggs, Inc
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Earl White
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