High School Band Plans Saturday Evening Concert
The High School Band under Ward W Hamm presents a program at 7 o clock on the Central school lawn. Selections include Deal march McFall One y overture Hildreth gaitaes Jewell drums and h Chenette Romance Jewell Valse Bluette Drigo Golden Days and Chanson Triste. Featured soloist Gordon Crawford. A novelty piece will also be performed.
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Ward W. Hamm
Deal
March
McFall
Overture
Hildreth
Galtaes
Jewell
Chenette
Romance Jewell
Drigo
Gram Novelty
Gordon Crawford
Masons Picnic at Birch Hollow and Local Notices
The Masonic and Eastern Star picnic was held at Birch Hollow Grove with games contests and a basket dinner. Personal notices include visits births and visitors, Scouts meet at Central school grounds and a shoplifting charge against Lewis Woodrum with $500 bond set.
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Nelsonville
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Birch Hollow Grove
Added Attractions Planned For Labor Day at Glouster
A key Labor Day committee meeting will be held at Eagle Hall in Glouster tonight with all sub committees present. Advertising materials will be distributed early next week covering Ohio mining fields, and events include a large parade and activities on the new athletic field with a speakers stand. High Street will be largely closed for the day and evening with several concessions expected to operate along the route.
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Glouster
Eagle Hall
Ohio
High Street
Grinsteads Honored With Prewedding Shower
Trimble August 25 A shower for Mr and Mrs Wesley Grinstead was held at the home of Mr and Mrs M H Grinstead on Trimble Heights. Their July 8 Pt Pleasant West Virginia marriage was announced. Mrs Grinstead formerly Miss Mary Sheskey of Buchtel attended by about 80 people who gave many gifts. A social evening with home made ice cream and cake followed.
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Trimble
Wesley Grinstead
M. H. Grinstead
Trimble Heights
Grinstead
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Mary Sheskey
Buchtel
Mrs Grinstead
Bids Opened for School Bus Route Transportation
The Trimble Township Board of Education in Glouster received bids by noon today to transport pupils from Little Greens Run to the Big Greens Run school house. Award decision to be announced later.
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Glouster
Little Greens Run
Big Greens Run
Trimble Township
Stewart to Meet Glouster in Last League Game at Home
Stewart baseball team visits Glouster for the final Hocking Valley League game on the local grounds this season with first pitch set for 2 30 Sunday afternoon.
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Glouster, CO
Stewart
Glouster
Record vote expected in Homer Township election
In Homer Township Morgan County a local man predicts a record turnout for the November election based on the number of filed and anticipated petitions. He cites the unusually large slate of candidates as the basis for his forecast.
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Glouster
Homer Township
Morgan County
Joint Home-Coming Moody Armstrong Mt Carmel Folks
Moody and Armstrong schools join Mt. Carmel Church for a grove home coming on September 2 in Glouster. Congressman Robert T. Secrist and Attorney Preston Thompson will speak. Maplewood Quartet will perform and a noon dinner will be served.
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Moody, Armstrong
Mt. Carmel
Glouster
Moody and Armstrong
Mt. el Church
Mt. Carmel Church
Robert T. Secristand
Preston Thompson
Nelsonville
Maplewood Quartet
Glouster area social notes list visiting relatives and trips
Glouster personals summarize visits and travels including Mrs. Kate Bartels hosting grandsons Leo and Terrence Knight of Dayton, Miss Eleanor Morris staying with parents in Columbus, Irene France returning to Athens, and Labor Day plans led by M. M. Murphy and John Crawford. Other items note Mrs. W. A. Pride's Michigan cottage trip, Beulah Bennett and Ethel Bates attending the World's Fair, Mrs. W. R. Drury's Fremont visit, and a Columbus trip by Mr. and Mrs. Guinther to see Mrs. Cox and daughter Mrs. James Morris after a fall injury.
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Kate Bartels
Leo
Terrence Knight
Dayton
Eleanor Morris
Columbus
Elza B. Morris
Irene France
Athens
C. E. Smith
M. M. Murphy
John Crawford
W. A. Pride
Michigan
Beulah Bennett
Ethel Bates
Shawnee
W. R. Drury
Fremont
W. B. Forrest
C. F. Guinther
Eliza Cox
Jacksonville
Wooster
Blower
John B. Stiff
Harold Le Favor Named Music Instructor for Local Schools
Harold Le Favor of Glouster has been hired as music instructor for Stockport Pennsville and Chester Hill schools for the coming term. He earned his degree from Ohio University in Athens.
Community gathering and family visits in McDonald area
The report lists numerous local families visiting relatives and friends across Glouster Mountville Mountville Road and Oakdale with lineups of attendees including McDonalds Standleys Milhoans Pedicords Kaslers and Hoon. A Reed Grove Community Club picnic drew fifty one attendees with a basket dinner and program.
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Roy Harrison
Dwight Smith
Jessie McDonald
Don Withem
Floyd Smith
Glouster
Clara McMullen
Mountville Road
John Standley
John Milhoan
McLeish
Lester Clay
Dan Clay
J. W. Wilson
New England
J. M. McDonald
Jessie
Marguerite
Richard Frazier, Sr
Oakdale
Tall Sunflower Grows Seven and a Half Feet in Athenian Garden
L C Nye and his son Charles report a seven and a half foot tall sunflower with 93 blooms in their South College Street garden as a challenge to Nelsonville’s tall sunflower claim. The vote on the matter was double checked.
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Nelsonville
L. C. Nye
Charles
South College Street
Mr. Nye
Local residents gather for visits and events across the region
Alfred Harry and Helen Radford of Pompey were guests of Vinnia Woode. Will Tucker, ill, improves. Dozens attended all day services at Silver Ridge. Lloyd Van Nest visited Dell Gaul in Sumner. Mrs Fanny Orr and Daisy Orr visited Mrs Anthony Woode. Raymond Harper, Silver Ridge, employed by W L Shumway. J M Bentz spent Friday in Athens. Mr and Mrs Jim Amen and family from Columbus visit Dana Swartz. Mary Swartz spent Thursday in Athens. Charlie Betzing and Bernice with Vern Shumway visited Gerald Cole in Lancaster. Norwood Knight guests of Chester friends. Mrs Shirley Bahr and Zina Bentz visited Major Parker. Harold Folrold escorted boys to Chicago World’s Fair. Mrs Ann Keebler ill. Roscoe Orr and family from Athens visited Charlies Woode. Lowell Zeighler and son of Darwin visited George Zeighler’s family. M C Hannaman hosted O C Huntsman and W H Moor with Lloyd Schofield of Parkersburg. Junior Shafer of Athens staying with Charles Woode. Ihla Fay Swartz of Marietta visiting Dana Swartz. Swartz party hosted about 90 youths with ice cream and cake.
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Harry
Helen Radford
Pomeroy
Vinnia Woode
Will Tucker
Silver Ridge
Lloyd van Nest
Dell Gaul
Sumner
Fanny Orr
Daisy Orr
Athens
Anthony Woode
Raymond Harper
W. L. Shumway
J. M. Bentz
Jim Amen
Columbus
Zina Bentz
Major Parker
Harold Folirod
Chicago
Marietta
Dana Swartz
Wheat Parley Reaches Tariff Limit At World Conference
The World Wheat Conference in London reached a compromise recovery price for world tariffs at 12 gold francs per quintal, equivalent to 63.6 gold cents per bushel and about 80 cents on the depreciated dollar. The agreement limits how tariffs may be altered, marking a key milestone in global grain policy.
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London
U.P
Kempton Family Reunion Scheduled at Fairgrounds
CHAUNCEY August 25 annual Kempton family reunion set for Sunday at the Athens Fairgrounds announced by secretary Mrs W A Hartley Millfield Pioneers of the district attend from many relatives during the day a picnic dinner program and election of officers will take place
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Chauncey
Kempton
Athens Fairgrounds
W. A. Hartley
Millfield
Dover News Notes Chauncey Social Roundup
Mrs. C Nile Sanders and son Bob of Millfield visited Athens with sister Mrs George Williamson. Columbus business trip sent Mr and Mrs Frank Millington and sons to Pittsburgh. Dr and Mrs John M Howard Amenville visited Chauncey with sisters Mrs Elizabeth Knodes and Miss Helen Howard. Mrs Otto M Russell and children from Catlettsburg Ky stayed with her parents in Chauncey. Mrs S N Simpson Chauncey recovering from serious illness. Mrs Daniel Fulton reported ill in Millfield.
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Chauncey
C. Nile Sanders
Bob
Millfield
Athens
George Williamson
Williamson
James Williamson
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Frank Millington
Wilford
Jack
John M. Howard
Amenville
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Ellis Avenue
Otto M. Russell
Catlettsburg
Russell
Robert Hixson
N. Simpson
High Street
Daniel Fulton
Bible Class Meets Chauncey on Wednesday
Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey met at Mrs. V Ahlbrand's home with Mrs. Floyd Nye directing. Mrs. Watt Ferrer led the program and several members answered, including Mrs. John Shafer and Mrs. Elizabeth Knode. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Frank Lands' home.
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Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible
Church of Christ
V. Ahlbrand
High Street
Floyd Nye
Ahlbrand
G. H. Nye
Watt Ferrer
John Shafer
Harvey Nye
Guy Brookins
Elizabeth Knode
Thelma Jean Brookins
Frank Lands
Henry family returns from Ontario camping trip
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Henry and son Charlies with Mr and Mrs Donald Henry and daughter Ethel of Chauncey have returned from a camping and fishing trip in Ontario Canada Their home was in charge of Miss Mildred Ryan during their absence and the garage was conducted by another party
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Lee Dowler
Paul Fiske
Chauncey
Wilfred Henry
Charlies
Donald Henry
Ethel
Ontario
Canada
Henry
Mildred Ryan
Local Social Roundup From The Plains Chauncey Area
Mary Lee Blower visits Athens with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ray Leake. Ruth Bitner returns home to Murray City after a two week visit in The Plains with Oscar McGee and family. The Plains hosts several relatives including the Moore and Bitner families for weekend visits.
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Chauncey
Mary Lee Blower
Harold Blower
Millfield
Athens
Ray Leake
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Glen McConkey
Ruth Bitner
Murray City
Plains
Oscar McGee
the Plains
Harry Bitner
James Moore
Betty
Kirtland
Ohio
Harry Moore
James Powell
Wilmer Powell
Smiths Ferry
Kenneth Powell
Ray Tucker
Lawrence Reeves
Nelsonville
M. B. Tucker
Two Cars Damaged In Chauncey Collision
In Chauncey on Wednesday two cars collided on Converse Street injuring no one. Edward Heuston Bailey Run and Mrs Nola Williams were drivers. a wheel and axle were damaged, lights and fenders damaged, near the New York Coal Company store. The Heustons were en route to Circle Hill after Mrs Heuston's sister Susie Messenger died. Bill Kollister of Millfield suffered a left leg injury in a Congo game. he lives in Sugar Creek and attends Chauncey High School.
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Chauncey
Converse Street
Edward Heuston
Bailey Run
Nola Williams
Williams
Heuston
New York Coal Company
Bill Kollister
Millfield Ball Club
Congo
Kollister
Sugar Creek
Chauncey High School
Millfield
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Harve
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Johns Hopkins
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D. OF A. Elects
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Mattie Weekly
Etta McKibben
Sophia Mann
Louise Grace
Sentinel
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C. A. Stover
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George Heilman
Mary Woodard
Huntington
Violet Woodard
Sadie Nixon
G. G. Chapman
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Earl Butterman
Charles Ervin
Ray Calentine
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Nancy Lou
Buddy Wood
J. P
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Charlene Toy
Stanley J. Dew
Scout News
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Hocking County
H. D. Warner
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Warner
J. W. Hickman
Cass
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Grinsteads
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Otto Mohring
Trimble R. D. No. 1
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Johnstown
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Sunbury
Melvin Hayhurst
Eddie Brown
Mohring
Bertha Reich
Willoughby
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Bishopville
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Weaver Chapel
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Mountville
J. W. Moody
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Fred Kittle
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Tuppers Plains
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Millard Kassler
Will Hoon
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Russell Morgan
Ringgold
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McConnelsville
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