Camp session closes with honors at Butler Springs
The Tri state section of Butler Springs Christian Assembly closed Saturday afternoon with the honor service at the camp grounds near Hillsboro. Terry Dennison of the Glouster Church of Christ named outstanding camper for the Intermediate Week and Judy Zimmer, now of Chillicothe, chosen outstanding girl camper for the senior camp. Daniel K. Teater re-elected to manage next year’s three camps and Edwin Carpenter Jr. reelected dean of men. Returning from senior camp are Donna Smith and others led by Roberta Zimmer and Timmy Teater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Tri-state
Butler Springs Christian Assembly
Hills Boro
Terry Dennison
Glouster Church of Christ
Judy Zimmer
Chillicothe
Daniel K.teater
Edwin Carpenter
Donna Smith
Gerald Stemm
Shiela Eddy
Marilyn Gamwell
Roberta Zimmer
Richard Dalton
Patty Sweeney
Sally Eddy
Connie Eddy
Daniel K. Teater
Ruth Teater
Danny Teater
Timmy Teater
Priscilla Class Picnic At Memorial Park
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church held a picnic at Memorial Park Thursday with 13 members and four guests. Mrs. Leona Hall led the business meeting opening with hymns and prayer. Refreshments were served to members and guests, with plans announced for the next gathering at Mrs. Elizabeth Guinther’s home on Madison Street assisted by Enid Cox Ina Morgan and Grace Judson.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Leona Hall
Lola Fleming
Verna LeRoy
Florence Ogg
Gertrude Jewell
Goldie Willis
Beulah Lee
Enid Cox
Lucille Dorton
Sybil Kurtzman
Bessie Taylor
Anna Echstenkamper
Stella Dyer
Trimble WSCS Meeting At Trimble Methodist Church
The WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church met at Mrs. Esta Haskins home. Mrs. Sadie Morrison led the Tree of Life service and Mrs. Elma Leadinghaus offered the closing prayer. The program Partners in Obedience highlighted Federation of Women led by Mrs. Erma Petty with assistance from several members. Lunch followed for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Sayre
Grace Holmes
Agnes Keeling
Armol Rainey
Tensie Wolfe
Lost Army Pigeon Returns From Training Flight
An Army carrier pigeon named Joe returned to the 1st Corps Signal Battalion after 10 days away on a training flight. Soldiers at a forward division found him bewildered on the ground, boxed him up, and sent him back by truck.
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1St Corps
Korea
1St Corps Signal Battalion
Joe
WSCS Plans Church Cleaning and Dinner Fund Drive
The WSCS of Jacksonville will meet at the church on Wednesday morning to clean the church. Each person will take soliciting papers to secure contributions for the Labor Day dinner.
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Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville
Laurelville Sunday School Class Hosts Mural Picnic
Laurelville residents attended a mural picnic in the church recreation rooms with members including Mrs. Alice Morris and Miss Lecca Hoy among several attendees. Dinner guests at the George Reid home included multiple Reid family members and friends.
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Laurelville
Laurel
Alice Morris
Margie West
Frieda Lappen
Lecca Hoy
Emma Cox
Florence Fetheroll
Andalene Poling
Elsie DeLong
Cora Rose
Eunice Goodman
Amy McClelland
George Reid
John Reid
Robert Reid
Jane
Linda
Burnell Karshner
Karen
Celesta Hoy
Opal Miller
Lancaster
M. H. Jacobs
Chillicothe
Bob West
Les Amies
C. P. Brown
Orlando
Fla
Dom Dumm
Ellis Arnold
Walter McCabe
Wallace Lappen
Mark
Larry
Delores Drummond
Columbus
Ora Crider
Ardeth Westfall
Athens
Phil Swackhamer
Daisy Straws
Harry Baechert
Maechert
Berger Hospital
Rutland Social Notes Highlight Visits and Health
Mrs. Howard Phillips and her children Joe and Isabel visited Mrs. Phillips' mother Mrs. Maude Wilson and brother Everet Peyton in Springfield. Mrs. Dee Thomas, previously ill, was reported improving. Howard Phillips returned to his railroad job in Charleston West Virginia after a few days at home.
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Rutland
Howard Phillips
Joe
Isabel
Glouster Personal Notes Track Southbound Visits and Arrivals
Glouster residents and friends report a flurry of visits and travel. Mr and Mrs E K Bryson depart for a week long motor trip along Skyline Drive through Virginia and into the Carolinas before returning through Kentucky. Mrs A M Bennett and daughter Beulah, former residents, spent time with Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw and called on Ruth Watkins and family in Columbus. Ruth will stay a week. her son and daughter in law will return to Columbus. Fred Birtcher, formerly of Glouster, visits, then returns to Cambridge. Kay Kelly returns from Dayton. Ralph Echstenkamper and family of Elyria visit. Mary Samson of Burr Oak is improving in Mount St Mary Hospital. Jessie Williams of Athens and Ed Kurtzman of Glouster visit Columbus and State Fair with Paul Tipple’s family. Toni Jankowski and son Ronnie of Toledo join for the State Fair day. Lloyd Antle and sons of Atlanta visit Des Antle family at Antle Orchard. Lloyd recalls Glouster days. Martha and Susan Kinney of Columbus stay with Lalla Danford. John Kinney accompanies them home. Kate Hinton returns from Dayton after visiting her son Charles, who underwent surgery at Grand View Hospital.
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E. K. Bryson
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
A. M. Bennett
Beulah
Glouster
J. H. Henshaw
Ruth Watkins
David Watkins
Columbus
David
Ruth
Fred Birtcher
Cambridge
Mary Johnson
Kay Kelly
Dayton
Ralph Echstenkamper
Elyria
Henry Echstenkamper
Mary Samson
Burr Oak
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jessie Williams
Athens
Ed Kurtzman
Paul Tipple
Toni Jankowski
Ronnie
Toledo
Lloyd Antle
Atlanta
Des Antle
Antle Orchard
Howard Antle
Lloyd
Martha
Susan Kinney
Lalla Danford
John Kinney
Kate Hinton
Charles
Grand View Hospital
Dunn-Harry Vows Read at Richmond
Lois Harry daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Kurtzman became the bride of Gene Dunn Portsmouth August 22. The ceremony was read at Richmond Indiana. After a short wedding trip through the Smoky Mountains they will live on Ritter Road Cincinnati. Mrs Dunn will teach third grade in Sharonville schools this year.
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Glouster
Lois Harry
Ed Kurtzman
Gene Dunn
Portsmouth
Richmond
Ind
Smoky Mountains
Ritter Road
Cincinnati
Hemsley Announces Meeting of Bowlers
Fred Hemsley calls a meeting for all interested bowlers at the bowling alley on Wednesday, September 3 at 8 p m to draw up league rules and lineup teams ahead of the season opening Monday, September 8.
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Glouster
Fred Hemsley
Taylor Ridge Social Notes Highlights Visits and Farewells
The Nelsonville gathering includes Alvin Ward and Lucy Ward of Columbus attending funeral services for Guy Storer. Athens visitors Charles Holland and family stay with Travis Chesser’s relatives. Dayton visits, Shifflets, Kocker family, and Barberton connections feature in a string of weekend trips and homecomings.
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Taylor Ridge
Alvin Ward
Lucy Ward
Columbus
Carl Welling
Nelsonville
Guy Storer
Charles Holland
Athens
George Herbst
Travis Chesser
New Clean Up Planned In Indo China Guard
Hanoi officials announce a broad government purge led by Governor Pham Van Binh targeting the national guard security services and all branches of administration. Ousted individuals face trials and severe penalties as Vietnam expands armed forces and mobilizes the economy for the war against the Vietminh with French Union forces.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
Pham van Binh
National Guard
Vietnam
Nguyen van Tam
Churches Show Gain in Membership
New York report from the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S A notes 88 673 000 Americans belonged to a church or religious body at year end 1951 an increase of 1 8 million members or 2 percent over 1950 reflecting broader growth in religious participation across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Putnam County Man Killed in Route 17 Collision
Clif ford William Smith aged 52 of 5 and 20 Mile Creek Pliny was killed when his light truck collided with a car on Route 17 at Frazier's Bottom. James A. Thompson a Lima Ohio pastor was uninjured. Smith's wife Lula suffered a head laceration and their child was not hurt. Funeral plans are by Bartlet funeral home Charleston. Survivors include Anna Smith wife, stepdaughter Faye Willie, sisters Lawrence L. Thomas and Charles Mandt, brother Bernard M. Smith.
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Point Pleasant
Putnam County
Frazier
Clifford William Smith
20 Mile Creek
Pliny
D. J. Gilbert
James A. Thompson
Smith
Thompson
Lima
Ohio
Lula
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Jane
Smith Grocery and Meat Co
Charleston
Asbury Methodist Church
Anna Smith
Faye Willie
Rainelle
Lawrence L. Thomas
Charles Mandt
Lakewood, O
Bernard M. Smith
Bartlet
Minister Attends Church Conference at Camp Christian
Nelsonville reports Rev. J. A. Long of the Christian Church is at Camp Christian Magnetic Springs Ohio this week as faculty for the Philadelphian conference August 24 to 31. Local attendees include Patty Anderson Rosalie Hartley Julia Howe Patty Juniper and Ruth Ann Tolliver.
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Nelsonville
J. A. Long
Christian Church
Camp Christian
Magnetic Springs
Ohio
Patty Anderson
Rosalie Hartley
Julia Howe
Patty Juniper
Ruth Ann Tolliver
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrest
Nelsonville report: Thomas H. Barrett of Vincent and Isaac Early Murphy of Cherry Grove, West Virginia, charged by the State Highway Patrol with failing to observe a stop sign. Barrett pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Paul Galvin and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Murphy paid ten dollars plus costs fixed by the mayor.
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Nelsonville
Thomas H. Barrett
Vincent
Paul Galvin
Isaac Early Murphy
Cherry Grove
W. Va
Murray City Band Rehearsal Set For Saturday
Murray City High School Band will rehearse Saturday at 9 30 a m in the school building. New director Thomas F Hill leads the ensemble as it prepares to perform at the Old Settlers celebration in Jacksonville on Labor Day.
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Murray City
Thomas F Hill
Jacksonville
Community Notes Move Through Week of Visits and Events
Mrs Mabel Sayre of New Brighton spent a week with her sister Mrs Ethel Chevalier. Drexel Connerly returned from Texas after weeks with relatives. Rev Harry Hannum of Portsmouth preached at the Christian Church. Daughters of America plan a social at the school on Wednesday evening Aug 7. Fred Williams of Akron visited Grace London and A H Curtis of Dayton spend a couple of weeks here. Norman Weber and wife announce birth of a son at Meigs General Hospital Pomero y on Aug 17.
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Long Bottom
Mabel Sayre
New Brighton
Ethel Chevalier
Drexel Connerly
Texas
Harry Hannum
Portsmouth
Christian Church
Daughters of America
A. H. Curtis
Dayton
Norman Weber
Meigs General Hospital
Pomeroy
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Prices Decline Across Hog Cattle
USDA report shows hogs 25 lower with choice 170 to 240 pounds at 20.75 to 21.75 and 190 to 220 pounds at 21.00. cattle and calves slow with steady to weak trends. steers around 33.00 for 1000 pounds, utilities 23.00‑27.00, cows 13.00‑18.00, bulls 25.00. veal steady to 36.00, lambs weak with prime at 30.00 and ewes 4.00‑9.00. feeder lambs 18.00 to about 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Livestock prices by weight and class update
Hog weights from 176 to 225 pounds vary from 10.00 to 22.50 per hundredweight with tops around 22.25 for certain ranges. Cattle beef and dairy values show steers and heifers mostly 18.00 to 28.00 and 18.00 to 23.00 respectively, milk cows 125.00 to 250.00, veal tops 35.95 with mids 25.00 to 32.00, and various sheep and lamb values from 2.00 to 28.10 per hundredweight, reflecting market spread.
Cincinnati Egg and Butter Prices Include Various Grades
Prices listed for eggs by grade and color including white 62-66 percent, brown and mixed 62-65 percent, medium white 55-58 percent, wholesale A quality 40 percent, and color grades 53-55 percent. Poultry fryers over 2% pounds white crosses 33-35, red 33-35, heavy hens 22-25, light 14, old roosters 14. Butter wholesale 80, butterfat premium 63, regular 58. Potatoes ranged 4.50 to 6.75.
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Cincinnati
U.S
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