Perfect November attendance at Giouster school
Upper grades lead with 99.0 percent attendance in November and all three months 100 percent for Vivian McCombs Rose Mihalek Ruth Lowry Joelle O Nall and Irene Anderson. Honor Roll members include Ruth Lowry Joe Johnston Gerald O Nall Vivian McCombs Rose Mihalek Glover O Nall and Willard Wright. PTA met with a Thanksgiving program. Corwin played piano and a play Misa Molly was planned. Local events include the Boward of Invention purchase and visits by James Gibbs and Mrs Charles Dewey family. Calvary Baptist Church to host services Christ the F or the morning and Show Me Thy Two Ways for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puplig
Liebert Yates
Jose ‘Pihalek
Huth Lovty
Vivian Mc'Combs
Willian Mihatek
Billy “Johnston
Jere Anderson
Gilly Glover
Wesley Matheny
Gerard O'Nall
Lucile Nail
Clarence ‘Kelly
Prinries
Joe Laird
Lawrence Taylor
Donald Brady
Franklin Boieisehios
Hubert Lowry
den Meebo
Stanley Mithialek
Ruth Lowry
Ty Johnston
Gerald O'Nail
Vivian AlcCombs
Rose Minalek
Glover
Ee O'Nail
Willid Wright
P. T. A. Wis
Wilk Corwin
Misa Molly
Gloustnen
Calvary Baptist Church
G E Gilley Dies at Home in Cincinnati
G E Gilley a former Troble resident died suddenly in Cincinnati this week at about 56. He engaged in business in the valley, once owning stores in Jacksonville Trimhtn Gloukter and New Lexing You. He leaves a wife two sons Gilbert and Juin. A brother Wed Gilley leads the shoe business at New Lexington. GG ites Rov. 30, G. Fi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Troble
Cincinnati
Uocen
Dartewhka
Sir
Gilley
Jacksonville
Trimhtn
Gloukter
New Lexing
You
Tuus
Gilbert
Juin
New Lexington
Stunt Meeting Planned by White Rose Pythian Sisters
A stunt meeting of the Past Chiefs Circle of White Rose Pythian Sisters is set for Monday night at the home of Mrs. G S Cavey. The event, first held at a club session, is expected to feature unusual acts and lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glovster
Cink
White Rose
Pepto
Pythian Sisters
Jed
Jini
G. S. Cavey
Glouster
Mooreheart Legion
Wasiol Uie Daughters of
Glouster Red Men event and local gatherings announced
In Glouster on November 30 local Red Men prepare for a December 1 meeting with Martin C Hansen, Ohio Red Men grand chief, bringing a key message to Chickamauga Tribe. The Ladies Aid Society bazaar follows at Odd Fellows Hall with refreshments and modest admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C, Hansen
Red Men
Glouster
Red
Great Anchem of
Ohio
Giouster
Hansen
Chickamauga
Ajit Society
Students Lead In State Psychology Tests At Glouster School
The Glouster Mish School senior class reports top scores in a state wide psychology survey with four students highlighted. An average score of 127 is cited for Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association meeting notes and local officials urge removal of slot machines and gambling devices by December 1 under Sheriff Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Mish
Janml Marle Wolf
Arlene Davin
Belford Hemsley
Mat Kytte
Jacksonville
New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
J. B. Barber
O. C. Leckrene
Junction City
It Was Cold In Glowster as Thermometers Plunge
Loot thermometers varied widely in Glowster on morning, some at zero while others read two to four degrees above. Bunday Creek froze from bank to bank for the first time this year, a November rarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bunday Creek
Chauncey-Dover High School honors team with Thanksgiving dinner
Nov 30 Chauncey residents hosted a Thanksgiving gathering at Mrs Auberson's home for the Chauncey-Dover High School football team. The event featured a dinner and interactions among players and staff including Coach Paw and Misses Mingus and Barnes. Nearby communities sent guests and family members to enjoy the occasion amid holiday hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey - Dover High School
Mingus
Neton
Afary
Christine Ath Gard
Many Return Here to Spend Holidays at Chauncey
CHAUNCEY and surrounding homes report Thanksgiving gatherings with families visiting from Columbus and Amesville. The Naomi Bible Class met in Chauncey with Miss Pauline Fille attending and a program led by Mrs. Edith Marrows. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Michael, and several Mingus, Leffler, and Ross family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mess
Joe Mingus
Gird
Lewis Mingus
Edeward Grist
Columbus
Gulst
Rosa
Wilfred Mingus
Alex Ross
Cant Leffler
Ernest Mingus
Dickie
Mie
Ates
Chauncey
Nov
Naomi Bible
the Plains
Nir
Herman Humphrey
Thins
Edith Marrows
Charee
Chauncey, Nor
Bernice Luman
Dwight Pullen
Seal sale gains early momentum in Athens County
Sale of Christmas Health seal campaign runs through December 24 with Mrs. John Finsterwald as publicity chair. Ma jeste and Columbia Theaters display lantern signs to advertise the health seal. Campaign costs limited to postage. proceeds remain in Athens County for tuberculosis prevention and cure. Girl Scouts assist in distributing posters and seals in Athens. similar activity in Gloster and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamus
John Finsterwald
Majeste
Columbia
Scala
Athens County
Finster‘wald
Gloster
Nelsonville
Athens
Girl
Athens County Treasurers Struggle With Delinquent Taxes
Athens County faces a severe delinquent tax crisis endangering school salaries and county operations. With 284000.79 expected, funds are tied in unpaid personal property taxes and delinquent taxes delay payments to teachers, witnesses, and county services. Treasurer Moler campaigns to collect, appointing a special collector as he enforces state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Jaffey
Conlon
W. E. Molere
Athens County
Et Im
Tye
Grosvenor
Athens County Commissioners
iCirdavenor
Moler Hag
County
Moler
Bandikeen
Here Are Donts From A Plague Era Health Note
A fragment advises practical health cautions for cold weather living, warning against overheating, tight dress, and exposure. It lists avoidable actions like not slaking needs, skipping air, and wearing improper footwear, while encouraging fresh air and proper clothing. It muses on avoiding moisture and contact with the ill, reflecting period health guidance.
Local notices from Rutland and surrounding area
Fragmentary local items report UITLAND son of a resident was struck by a machine on Monday and is recovering. Ruth Clark traveled to Lancaster to visit her sister Mrs. Dirch Ball. Emma Stevens attends school health. Dorit Beales spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Winfield at Rising Sten, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs. Uitland
Ruth Clark
Lancaster
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across the Community
Families gathered for Thanksgiving with Cartenrter and Mrs Don Wood and children Allegra and Pal at the Wood home. McVay and McVay relatives called on C H Jewell and family. Eddie L Howery, student at Ohio State University, spent holidays with his parents. Orville Cook and Glasgow residents spent time with Mr and Mrs C M Radclit. Darrell Darsz, employed in Kananga, visited his parents over the holiday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wood
Allegra
Pal
Pomer OY
Cl G. Wood
EL AL McVay
McVay
Arronm
J. W. McVay
Albany
C.H. Jewell
Eddie L. Howery
Onlgo State University
Columbbus
Athens Banker Woodworth Died After Self Inflicted Injuries
Robert L Woodworth died Friday night at his home 84 North Kongress Street Athens from complications of self inflicted injuries. He was recently deemed mentally incompetent after breakdowns. Funeral at his residence Sunday 2 pm with Reverend Hatley officiating. Burial at Union Street Cemetery. He was born near Athens to the late Mr and Mrs Martin Woodworth. He worked at Adams Express, then First National Bank later Athens National Bank, retiring two years ago. Survived by widow Maude L Woodworth, son Paul, brothers Franz and Eugene, sister Mrs Britton Hoey. He was a Mason and member of the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkobert L. Woodworth
North Kongress Street
Athens
Woodworth
Wik the Hey
A. Evn Hatley
Union Street
Avhens
Mart H. Woodworth
Hig Unt
Pete
Albena
Ladamsa Express Company
Maude L
Paul
Franz
Eugene
Sin Opister
Britton Hoey
Masonia Lodge
Christan Churea
Vote League Meeting Postponed By Busy December Schedule
Athens Leagues of Women Voters announce postponement of their monthly meeting due to church and civic club activities in December. Chairman Mrs. B. H. McVay says plans continue for a sale at the Majestic Theater on December 14. In Pittsburgh two children died in a house fire with their father and sister injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Leagues of Women Voters
BH. BR. McVay
Majestic Theater
Pittsburgh
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Bappy Hollow
Persie
Shenton
Bang Wee
Erinme
Wick
Dayton
James Gibbs
Charles Dewey
Srandgon
Jasper
G. E. Gilley
O Trimble
Mevilag
ASN Esvileas
Aree
Zanesville
Mia W
Vaires
Fares
Terrible
Mra
G. Z. Antin
Wile
Jacksonville VY. T. AL
M. E. Church
Pierce Ridge
Otto Mohring
Brenry Mohring
Johnstown
Pues
Mita
Melvin Hayhurst
John Landry
Betty
John, Jr
Herbert Land Afl
Dia Brown
Eddie, Jr
Henry Foster
Willan Mohring
Floyd
Dorothy Mohring
Henry Mohring
John Landis
Itd
Herebert Landis
Eddie Brown
Althenys
Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Mocdualt
Phankseiyeu
Chatncey
Gay Meber
Herbert Carel
HL. Meebo
Shaw
AM Fennell
Homer Wanter
Teaabe
Finney Ai
Itarrigon
Davis
Dre Nile & S
Tower Plains
James L Ferguson
Kathleen
Charleston
Elmer Bingman
Dwight Robinson
Tomaylor
Nwsontiie
John Esther
J. B. Taylor
Alex Moss
Gon. Norman
Haydenville
Joe Lehman
Carolina Gentley
Bentley
oMra
William Sabo
Orfey
Atex
Chevelanet
Charles Leffler
Jami Chavneey
Tal
Walter Leffler
Meynee Leffler
Herman Strom
Mildred Leffler
Dicky
Calumbus
Mrs
Davight Valle Ansounce
Chaunciy
Clara Wallace
Dicazant View Temple
Ains
Chalmsy
Ars. Rose Dickerson
Mila Stalder
Carl Conrad
Clint Bowers
Almamee
Drs. Jameson
Seal Sale
Athens County Gant
Greuster, O
Fire Department
Citi
Zens of
M. M. Murphy and
Fred R. Beasley
Algehas
Corey
Drowe N
Pegahie
Col
Theerain
Rutland
Cartenrter
Oath Gomes
Logal Man
Qproprisition
the Capital Motor Car Co. Wholesale Radio Division
Fourti ST. Colembls
Victor
Brunswick
Atwater
Kent
Clarence Kekh
Bese Fh
Ment
Music School
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
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