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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
12
Dayton residents Chauncey Bart lett and family hosted a crowd over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. George Bartlett and their son Mike from Dayton. Visitors also came from Glouster Nelsonville and Trimble, with young Bartletts attending graduation at Fort Knox and future postings listed for Army Pvt. Bartlett Pvt. Keirns and Pvt. McBrayer.
Nicholson and Tamra Jo Mrs Charles Riley Mrs Erma Roberts and Mrs Bala R Kastely. Mrs Glen Swisher and children Cathy and Chris of Newark visited Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Bingman. Mr and Mrs Clifford Sanders were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs John Rood in Chillicothe and Mr and Mrs George Rood Jackson. Mrs Marie Baker Glouster was a supper guest Monday of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sission. The Rev and Mrs W H Strausbaugh returned from camp meeting in Mansfield. Mrs George Simons Greg Chris Rosemarie of Columbus visited Otto Russell. George Ann returned home after three week vacation with grandparents. Patty Lewis Logan visited Wednesday with grandmother Mrs Mary Lewis. Willis Keirns in the U S Army at Fort Knox Ky is on a 12 day leave at the home of Mr and Mrs Inal Mohney. On returning he will report to Maryland. Mrs Mabel Shaner will lead worship Sunday at Millfield Church of Christ on report on an adult conference she attended at Oberlin College. The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday evening in the church social rooms with hostesses Rosa Swartz and Evelyn Davis. Members are requested to bring readings for the program. Marcelline Rebekah Lodge will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall A pot luck lunch will be served. JOLLY STITCHERS MEET GLOUSTER The Jolly Stitchers Club met Tuesday afternoon in Libby Craig's home with all members present Refreshments were served The next meeting will be with Lois Tippie.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham announce their golden wedding anniversary with an Aug 29 open house at Moose Hall from 2 to 4. Married Sept 1 1915 in Athens, they have six children, 16 grandchildren, and are the fifth Schwalbach couple to celebrate 50 years.
Glouster residents Helen Dennison and Patricia Gross traveled to Xenia and Louisville to visit Florence Andrews and Thane Shacklette. The Ross family hosted relatives in Columbus and Millersport, while Miss Dennison and Martha Ann Gross spent time in Dayton. A Chauncey Trimble Church rummage and bake sale is set at Glouster Community Center Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In New Straitsville Mayor's Court cases, Frank Forrester paid fines totaling $77.40 and served 30 days for resisting arrest after an $18.70 disorderly conduct find. Berry Hoy $13.70 for parking on private property. Leroy Forrester $18.70 for profane language. Garry Carpenter $13.70 for parking on private property. Garry Tokie $18.70 for reckless driving. Dale Stiveson $13.70 for parking and $33.70 for reckless driving. George Seymore Logan $33.70 for disturbing the peace.
Glouster High School football coach announces practice starts Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the stadium. Players must obtain physicals from Dr C F Patton between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Friday.
At a recent directors meeting Glouster Community Bank outlined a 20th anniversary celebration to be held for stockholders employees and families with a tentative date of Sept 30. Harold Wagner cashier announced the approval of the 10 000th loan application. The directors thanked the community for support aiding growth. A new spy novel appears on best seller lists before official publication.
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