Glouster Priscilla Class Meets in Church Social Rooms
The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church met in the church social rooms on Thursday evening with Mrs. Lucile Dorton in charge. The session opened with services, a song In The Garden, and Scripture read by Mrs. Stella Dyer. Attendees included twelve members and one guest Mrs. Smith. a picnic was planned for the next meeting and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Priscilla
Hazel Pride
Stella Dyer
Lucile Dorton
Smith
Glouster Auditor Discusses Reappraisal At Kiwanis Dinner
County auditor Ralph Elliott spoke to Kiwanis in Hotel Gordon about statewide real estate appraisal aims to equalize state funds and valuations. He noted High Street lot values run high while building values seem right and detailed the 16.30 tax rate with 75 percent returned to municipalities and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph _ Elliott
Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
Clifford Collins
Elliott
Real Estege
High St
Tax Commission
Thomas Williams
M. M. Bryson
John Devol
Porter Dugan
Dan Kovach
Ben Goldberg
B. R. Angle
Ray Lange
Carl Bradbury
Roger Kittle
Lawrence Colbert
George
Air Tour in Hocking County Maps Conservation Efforts
Aircraft tours tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. over Logan will showcase 11 farm sites including Robertson Wood tree farm plans and strip cropping. Roy Funk leads the soil conservation board with Roger Connors newly elected. tickets cost 2 dollars from the Izaak Walton League and supervisors with added options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty Farm
Route
Logan
Robertson Farm
Wallace Gillogly
Robertson Wood
Crawford
Don Yates
Paul Shaw
Hughes
Primmer
Armstrong
Farrar
Cox and Wyskiver
Presbyterian
Hocking
County Home Farm
Izaak Walton
Isaak Walton League
Howard Nowels
Future Farmers of America
Harold Ruggles
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Waldron
Used Car Dealers File OPS Information in Ohio Region
Logan area and 29 southeastern Ohio counties report OPS information filings. Edward Wagner says 355 of 383 dealers have filed statements showing the guide books used and that listings are nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Office of Price Stabilization
Edward Wagner
Columbus
Wagner
Ohio
Townships To Receive Share of License Fees
Logan townships will get a portion of motor vehicle license tax revenue. This year $500,000 will be divided among townships based on the length of roads they maintain relative to the total certified township road mileage by October 1 each year. The more miles, the larger the share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jury Wheel Names Collected for August Term Court
Logan district officials Dan Langley and Forrest Wolf spent two days at the courthouse compiling a list of 350 citizens to populate the jury wheel for the upcoming August term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dan Langley
Forrest Wolf
Flannigan Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty
In Common Pleas Court Mary Jane Flannigan of Laurelville Route 2 files suit for divorce from Ralph C. Flannigan on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Common Pleas
Mary Jane Flannigan
Laurelville
Ralph C. Flannigan
Greene v Greene divorce case at Common Pleas Court
Addie Jane Greene files for divorce from Carson Greene in the Court of Common Pleas at Athens Ohio. Petition cites gross neglect and cruelty. Attorney R. W. Finsterwald represents Greene. hearing set to follow service of process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Hens County
Ohio
Addie Jane Greene
Carson
Greene
T. Greene
Ropers Hill
Rt. 1
Court of Rensmeen Pleas
Athens
Jane Greene
R. W. Finsterwald
Bid Notice for Coal and School Supplies 1951
Sealed bids due 12:00 Noon August 31, 1951 by York Education for supplying 4 inch lump No 6 coal to Buchtel Deanville Kimberly Oak Grove and Coomets schools for 1951 52. Bids include weigh bill. Board may reject all bids. Submit to Coal Bldg and Board. Terry K Bunting Buckeye Ohio. Also appoints James F Shumaker Nelsonville administrator of Daisy Grandy estate with four month claim period. probate judge John F Newcomb signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Two
Buchtel
Deanville
Kimberly
Oak Grove
Coomets
Terry K. Bun i Buckel
Ohto
Terr K. Bunting
James F Shumaker
Nelsonville
Ohio
Daisy Grandy
Trimble
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
Shortage of mechanical engineers highlighted at Rotary
Logan Rotary heard Prof. Paul Black of Ohio University warn of a growing mechanical engineering shortage. He cited surveys predicting 20 000 graduates in 1955 needing 35 000, and 18 000 in 1960 needing 40 000. He praised engineering as honorable and stressed intellectual honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Rotarians
Paul Black
M Mechanical Engineering
Ohio University
Black
Rotary
Lester Risch
Rome
Paris
Lucernee
Queen Mary
Queen Elizabeth
Kiwanis Club
Strawn's Park
Bruce Leonard
Walter Leonard
Barney Adams
Grange Picnic Highlights Annual Logan Event
Logan Marion Grange held its annual picnic at the Grange hall on Sunday evening. After supper Alice Bryant led songs including By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Mocking Bird Hill, with accompaniment by Mrs. Roxy Wolfe. Linda Crothers performed acrobatic stunts, followed by contests such as a sack race potato race and horseshoe pitching. Numerous members attended including George Wolfe Janice Sater Dorothy Panetti Vern Panetti and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Poling
Eber Wolfe
Elton Detwiler
E. C. Henderson
John Poling
Lucy Nill
Harry Nill
Amos Ellinger
J. H. Walker
Roy E. Wolfe
Frank Harden
Charles
John W. Leach
John Eddie
Leroy Sigler
Charles Bryant
Alice Bryant
Ed Pierson
John J. Bownes
Wilber Riddlebarger
Roy Crothers
Linda
Harold Ruff
Joyce
Danny
Gilbert Helber
Dennis
John F. Bownes
Clyde Ruff
Logan Band Boosters Host Ice Cream Social and Debut Concert
Logan Band Boosters sponsor an ice cream social at Worthington Park Friday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with marches and popular tunes by the Logan school band. The concert marks many new sixth graders’ debuts and may lead to a trip to Columbus for the state fair. Proceeds fund new uniforms and out of town transportation. If rain hits, the concert moves to the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Band
Logan
Worthington Park
Columbus
Logan High School
County Employees Picnic At Courthouse Park
County employees and their guests enjoyed an elaborate picnic supper at Rachelmacher Park yesterday evening on the courthouse’s first floor. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glick, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spannow, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poling, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathias and daughter, Mrs. Virginia McGee and sons, Mrs. Jacob Gleason, Miss Jeanette Ruth, Mrs. Catherine Sater, Mr. A. R. Miller, Mrs. Margaret Webb, Mr. Carl E. Blosser, Mrs. Emily Van Fossan, Mrs. Anna Van Fossan, Hugh Chute, Dr. H. G. Southard, Mary Margaret Myers, Janice Sater and Jack Pickering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
Lee Harden
Jack Glick
A. R. Hummel
Robert Spannow
Carl Poling
Charles Mathias
Virginia McGee
Jacob Gleason
Jeanette Ruth
Catherine Sater
Oklahoma Governor Celebrates 50th Birthday at Durant School
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray will mark his 50th birthday with a party July 21 at South Eastern State College in Durant. The governor’s birthday plans are described as a community celebration hosted at the campus with local officials and residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Durant
Okla
Johnston Murray
Southeastegn State College
Grange Deputies Attend State Department Meet
Athens County deputies Mr and Mrs Harry Henry and Hocking County deputies Mr and Mrs Clarence Skinner attended the state department conference at Kellys Island last weekend. National Grange Master Hershel Newsome was a guest at the event.
Bus Employees Return Purse Containing $1000
BLOOMINGTON Illinois The bus pulled out of the station with H E Holmes wallet containing more than 1000 on the seat he occupied. At 4 am station employees notified the sheriff and state police located the billfold on the bus. It held 1050 in money orders a 35 check and 25 to 30 in cash. Holmes recovered the money half an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Tll
H. E. Holmes
Sheriff's Office
Pontiac
Holmes
Local Notes Share Visits Moves and Returns Across Town
Mason Mason Mrs. Wilson Nease was called to Letart for illness. James McArdle and family from Indiana visit his mother. Mrs Eleanor Uber and others from Charleston guest of the Carsey family. Donald Powell of Toronto visits Mrs Stewart. Ruth McIntosh and Elizabeth Chandler moved into Keig apartment. Bend Sewing Club hosted by L J Ruttencutter with many guests. Branham family returns from Colorado. Amick family moves to Spring Hill for a new job at B F Goodrich. Portland Park picnic attendees from several towns. Mees recuperating from a fall in Point Pleasant. Several visits noted among Leiving and Jones families. Rear Adm. Walter F Boone to assume new Eastern Atlantic Command in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keig
Brown St
L. J. Ruttencutter
Bend Sewing Club
N. O. Wein
Nolan Swackhamer
Ottie Roush
Paul Scally
Howard Andrews
F. A. Batey
R. F. Bryant
T. A. Adams
Martha Juhling
L. A. Stewart
W. T. Stone
Lloyd Roush
Woodrow Branham
Colorado
Herbert Amick
Spring Hill
Amick
B. F. Goodnite Rubber Co
Institute
Portland Park
Herbert
Sadie Sherman
Dorothy Fisher
Bodger Jones
Ironton, Ky
Louise Leiving
Charleston
Robert Iving
Huntington
Adili Leiving
Welch Family Has Reunion at The Plains
The Raymond Welch home in The Plains hosted a family reunion Sunday with all children and their families attending. The youngest member is Gary Welch, seven months old, son of Neil Welch. A noon picnic dinner was served to Norman Welch and children Maureen Sharon Norman Jr and Maurice of Briggsdale Ohio Gaynell Welch of The Plains Mr and Mrs Charles F Sandusky and daughter Marilyn of Columbus Neil Welch and children Virginia Roger and Gary of Athens Mr and Mrs John B Sillaman of Medway Ohio and Mr and Mrs Raymond Welch of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Raymond Welch
Gary Welch
Neil Welch
Norman Welch
Maureen
Sharon
Norman, Jr
Maurice
Briggsdale
Ohio
Gaynell Welch
Charles F. Sandusky
Marilyn
Columbus
Virginia
Roger
Gary
Athens
John B. Sillaman
Medway
Chauncey Teachers Enrolled in College in Athens
Chauncey teachers listed as attending Ohio University summer session in Athens include Mrs. Erman Roberts Mrs. Albert Jackson Mrs. Rhoda Snyder Mrs. Edna Raine Mr. Woodrow Ferrel Mr. Harve Courtney Miss Woodena Ferrel Miss Jo Ferrel and Miss Claudia Davis Claudia attends grade school and Jo high school in Chauncey and Athens assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio University
Erman Roberts
Albert Jackson
Rhoda Snyder
Edna Raine
Woodrow Ferrel
Harve Courtney
Woodena Ferrel
Jo Ferrel
Claudia Davis
Athens
Claudia
Hixon-McDougall Homecoming Slated
MILLFIELD The eighteenth annual Hixon McDougall homecoming will be observed next Sunday at the McDougall Church grove. Bible school starts at 10 a.m. followed by a noon basket dinner. An afternoon program business meeting and worship service are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Hixon - McDougall
McDougall
Reunion gatherings and society notes from New Marshfield
A family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes featured many Hughes and Goff relatives plus friends from Marysville Columbus and Athens. WSCS July meeting was at Mrs. Gertrude Andrews with Madora Davis presiding and 15 members served refreshments. Garden Club toured Lake Hope with 18 members and guests. Additional notes mention visits and visits from multiple families including Van Dyke Hoodlet Minear and Grace, plus York Grange program and excursions to Washington DC and Luray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
William Hughes
Katie Goff
Leslie Hughes
Floyd Webb
Chester Wilson
Faye Mauger
Sol Goff
Frank Hughes
Emma Watkins
Marysville
Mamie McKibben
Columbus
Ernest McKibben
Harley Murphy
Emmalene
Raymond Wilson
Richard Wilson
Vanita Pletcher
Gene
Jim Hughes
Patty
Gary
Maxine
Terry Wilson
Janet
Joy Goff
Dick Wilson
Marlie Kay
Martha Wilson
Jan
Lake Hope Lodge
Janet Russell
Fred Townsend
Carpenter
A. B. Cundiff
Parkersburg
W. Va
Arthur van Dyke
Jean
Albany
van Dyke
F. G. Hoodlet
Lee Jones
Blaine Hunter
Maurice Guthrie
Athens
Hunter Cabin
Sklymne Drive
Washington, D.C
Luray
York Grange
Summit Grange
Roy Grace
Nelsonville
Davis
Drue Hoodlet
Bible Class Graduation Held at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church in Glouster hosted 103 graduates from a two week Bible school under Rev. John Devol. Diplomas were awarded to attendees with diplomas pending for those absent. An exhibit of student handwork and a Sunday presentation of New Testaments were noted, with about 85 average daily attendees and a Friday picnic for 87 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Memorial Park
Mae Wilson Hosts N T Club In Hollister
Mrs Mae Wilson entertained the N T Club at her Hollister home Friday evening with a business meeting led by president Mrs Bessie Thompson deciding on a picnic at Memorial Park on Aug 17 at 4 pm. Contests awarded to Mrs Louisa Zimmer first, Mrs Sylvia Maxwell second, Mrs Ola Eddy third, and Mrs Thompson won the mystery prize. Readings included Life in These United States by Mrs Julia Byers and Life of a Mule by Mrs Mae Wilson. Refreshments served to members and guest Eric Snedden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mae Wilson
N. T
Hollister
Bessie Thompson
Memorial Park
Louisa Zimmer
Sylvia Maxwell
Ola Eddy
Thompson
United States
Julia Byers
Kate Vaughn
Stellager
Maude Vaughn
Eric Snedden
Minstrel Band Opens Rehearsals at Chauncey High
MacDonald's Minstrel Band begins rehearsals tonight at 7 30 p m at Chauncey Dover High School. The group has accepted an invitation to perform at the Old Settlers Reunion in Jacksonville in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mac
Chauncey-Dover High School
MacDonald
Old Settlers
Jacksonville
LETART FALLS COMMUNITY NOTES AND VISITS
Five year old Paul Hill remains at Holzer Hospital after a tractor fall injuries. A stream of relatives and visitors from Danville to Mansfield, Mt. Alto, Fairview, Columbus and Petersburg stop by homes in Letart Falls and nearby towns. Paris reports Col. Wassily De Basil, 63, former ballet director, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
S. J. Norris
Edgar S. Thaxton
Gloria Jean Rader
South Charleston
E. S. Thaxton
Henry Balser
Shirley
Lawrence
Melvin McNickles
Jackson, Mich
Mt. Alto
W. Va
R. D. Roush
Roberta
Nancy
Fairview
Neil Roush
Herbert Roush
Roger
Apple Grove
Nadine Roush
Garon Roush
Troy
Howard Robinson
Robinson
C. E. Powell
Racine
Starling Orr
Arlene
Columbus
Elson Spencer
David
Richard Coe
Rochester
Beulah Jack
Wheeling
Daisy Beaver
S. J. Sauvage
William Sauvage
Francis
Mike
Veatrice McClintock
E. Ross Norris
Eleanore
Pfc
Virgil Norris
Carroll Norris
Bert Grimm
Russell
Shirley Codner
Ballet
Paris
Wassily de Basil
Monte Carlo
Ballet Russe
Chauncey Personal News Of Local Travelers
Chauncey residents and relatives are listed visiting places from New York to Michigan and West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. RobertSmith and daughters Sandra and Pat vacationed via Niagara Falls Rochester to meet extended family including Cham Berlin and Margaret Mary. Others visited: Benedum Parkerburg Fer rer, Jimmy, DeCamp Evanston, Brooks Trenton, Civille Fiske, and many in Chauncey and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Sandra
Pat
Lower Plains
New York State
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Mr. Smith
Richard Chamberlin
Margaret Mary
James Smith
Roy Pendergrass
Charlotte Bricker
Chauncey
Columbus
Kenneth Benedum
Parkerburg
Benedum
J. O. Ferrer
Jimmy
Willard DeCamp
Evanston
Ill
James Brooks
Trenton
Mich
Michigan
John Civille
Dayton
Mark Fiske
Leonard Koenig
Corky
Ashland
Gilbert Courtney
Koenig
Luther Wallace
Lewisburg
W. Va
Florence Henry Chauncey
Charles Riffle
Chuck
Ronald
Steubenville
John Riffle
Pomeroy
Florence Henry
Funeral Services Held For Charles Fiddler
Funeral services were held today in Nelsonville for Charles Fiddler 81 who died in the County Home Monday. Born in Germany he came to this country early in life and lived many years at Buchtel. He never married and was a miner by occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Charles Fiddler
Mr. Fiddler
Germany
Buchtel
Ladies Auxiliary UMWA meets in Jacksonville
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America in Jacksonville will meet today at 7 30 p m in the Sayre building. Cake and ice cream will be served instead of a potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
UMWA
Jacksonville
Sayre
Glouster Residents Take East Coast Trip
Mrs. J. E. Anderson travels with sister Mrs. O. E. Sisk and daughter Laura to New York City and Dover New Jersey with Louise Anderson substituting at Glouster Library. Mabel Davis Columbus Nelle Richards Kent Cassie Sidders Athens and Elizabeth Farrell Hammond Indiana visit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Anderson
O. E. Sisk
Laura
New York City
Dover
N. J
Louise Anderson
Anderson
Glouster Library
Mabel Davis
Columbus
Nelle Richards
Kent
Cassie Sidders
Athens
Elizabeth Farrell
Hammond
Ind
Glouster Hoisington Family Reunion Set for August 5
A Hoisington family reunion will be held on August 5 at Jacksonville Grove. Members are invited to gather for a day of fellowship and reminiscence at the local park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Hoisington
Jacksonville Grove
Piles Get Relief Now with Peterson’s Ointment
Millions over 40 years have found relief from itching and burning piles using Peterson’s Ointment. A user testimonial praises the cooling soothing formula and says itching stops and sleep returns, with a delight guaranteed or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
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Guide Post
United States Department of Agriculture
Wagoner
Beery
Gordon
Trouble
Prof. Black
Grange
State Department
Bus
Mason
London
Walter F. Boone
U. S. Navy
Atlantic
iCommand
Cpl
Marvin
Skie) Staley
Chauncey- Dover High School
Korea
Joe Staley
Corporal Staley
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Camp Gordon
Langley Air Force Base
Welch
Mrs. Wilson
Letart Falls
Sears and Save
South Spring St
West Virginia
Fifth St
L. R. Faires
St. Glouster
O. Broad Sr
A.M
Table of Children's
Sun Suits
Glouster, Ohio
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