Glouster Personal Notes Include Local Visits and Changes
Glouster social notes recount S Sgt Andrew Russell at Lockbourne AFB visiting wife and daughter amid weekend gatherings with Davis family in Lancaster and Gordon household in Glouster. Police chief Alvin Malone on ten day vacation with Floyd Aires deputizing. Helene's Beauty Shop changes hands. local residents Waldeck family returns from Detroit and Saginaw visits.
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Andrew Russell
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Glouster
John Drury Davis
Lancaster
Miamisburg
Marshall
Jack Morris
Erwin M Russell
Elizabeth Gordon
Mans
Got
Cecil R. Veatch
Evanston
Ill
Bradock
Jasper Shepard
Alfred Andrews
Alvin Malone
Jacksonville
Floyd Aires
Helene
Pat Faires
John Waldeck
Detroit
Paul Waldeck
Chauncey Personal News Roundup From Ohio Area
Chauncey personal notices list Donna Sue Werner returning home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lewis in Columbus, with Lewis accompanying her. Several neighbors from Logan to Athens are noted as Sunday visitors and dinners guests at local homes. A brother-in-law’s accident is reported with multiple fractures and hospitalization at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton.
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Donna Sue
Floyd Werner
Dave Lewis
Columbus
Virgie Wadley
Robert Smith
Sandra
Pawiola
the Plains
Dan Johnson
Russell Johnson
Leslie Ann
Danny
John van Dyke
Athens
Lloyd Pendergrass
Hollis Stalder
Sammy
Minnie Stalder
Adda Tippett
Stalders
Richard Stalder
Tippett
Neil Tippett
Everett Russell
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Mount Washington cog-wheel railroad signaled a 1869 summit link
The Mount Washington railroad completes to the summit in 1869 and has operated since. The piece notes rising tobacco warehouses in North Carolina, local bids for a university project, and annexation plans affecting Athens Ohio with detailed parcel descriptions and dates.
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Mount Washington
Summit
North Carolina
Special Meeting of Chauncey Dover Fire Dept
The Chauncey Dover Fire Department will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. to hear a talk by a representative of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Fire Chief DeWitt Walker announced the event.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Fire Department
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
DeWitt Walker
Private Sikorski trains at Fort Knox with 3rd Armored Division
Pvt. Paul D. Sikorski, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer W Handa of Giouster, is in basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky as part of the 3rd Armored Division. He joined the Army in June and is assigned to Company D of the 7th Tank Battalion. A Gilouster High School graduate.
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Glouster
Paul D. Sikorski
Elmer W. Handa
Giouster Pn 1
Fort Knox
3Rd Armored Division
Sikorski
Gilouster High Ool
Crabtrees Begin New Home On May Ave Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Fred Crabtree plan a new five room one floor home on May Avenue Chauncey. The Crabtrees currently reside in Morristown and will move upon completion.
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Chauncey
Fred Crabtree
May Ave
Crabtree
Morristown
Coin Toss in Rome Dates to Julius Caesar Era
The practice began in ancient Rome with coins bearing a single head of Julius Caesar. People flipped coins to settle important questions, and if the head appeared, the represented person or decision was deemed the winner.
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Julius Caesar
Ravenswood Sees Overhead Lighting For Streets
Ravenswood owners rejected a costly conduit plan for street lighting, agreeing overhead lighting with 13 aluminum pole lights at 6600 dollars total may be best. Commerce officials noted the treasury cannot cover the expense, though property owners may share.
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Ravenswood
Washington
Treasury
Ohio Reports Fewer Polio Cases Through July
Ohio reports a decline in polio cases with 2 cases recorded so far this year through July 30. Last year by that date the total stood at 310, indicating a sharp drop in July reports.
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Ohio
Sparse Population in Jordan Across Wide Kingdom
A brief report notes that roughly five percent of Jordan's land area is inhabited. It highlights the sparse settlement pattern, with most populations clustered along the Jordan River and in limited agricultural zones.
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Kingdom of Jordan
Memorial Methodist youth training trip to Crossroad camp
Memorial Methodist church youths depart Monday for a week of training in Methodist youth work at Crossroad church camp ten miles north of Parkersburg on Route 2. Attendees include Jody and Lincicome Corrine Beaver Ie Gandee Anneete Ron Somerville Joe Ellen Abels and Barbara Woodyard who will replace Mrs Eveyn Chambers at Pauls Studio during the summer months.
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Ee Ee
Muaienel Ak & Manten
Jackson County School Board
Ripley
Ee Jae
Martin Raymond
Ware
George Miller
Warren Nesselroad
Wildman Ofvenswood
B. A. Ray
John Hall
Ravenswood
Church Bailes
Sandyville
Delmer Hutton
Peggy Fisher
Sayre
Opal Buckalew
Mt. Alto
Cottageville
Marion Parsons
Ripley Elementary
Fair
Morial Methodist Church
Crossroad
Parkersburg
Wang Church
Jody and
Lincicome
Corrine Beaver
Ie Gandee
Anneete Ron Somerville
Joe Ellen Abels
Barbara Woodyard
Pauls Studio
Eveyn Chambers
Miss Woodyard
O. C. Casto
Ravenswood High School
Ohio University
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Joseph Bokovitz
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