College grid stars plan varied occupations after graduation
The Associated Press survey shows 250 graduating football seniors choosing diverse futures after college. Many aim to coach or play pro football, with others entering plumbing, bus transportation, the diplomatic service, ministry, music, hotel work, and even movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
New York
Associated Press
Sam
Army
Navy
West Point
Annapolis
Problems of Youth Theme Studied by Progressive Club
The Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. W. W. Bryson to discuss Problems of Youth with roll call Youth in the News. Papers were read on Problems Confronting Youth Today and Youth Hostel Movement in the United States. Committees for a December 17 Christmas party were named and a motion opposed library budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Angle
Watkins
Eva Kientz
W. W. Bryson
Clyde Harper
Candy
Dwight Clark
J. E. Anderson
Beulah Bennett
M. M. Bryson
Lalla Danford
Sam Dunnett
J. H. Henshaw
H. L. Janchius
W. B. Morris
Carl Pico
David Powers
Ruth Watkins
Harriette Weymueller
Leslie Williams
Ernest Williams
Santa Claus to Visit Glouster December 23
Glouster residents will welcome Santa at the community Christmas tree on December 23 at 6 30 p m. Kiwanis members will assemble at the gas office the Sunday before to fill 2 000 candy sacks. Donations to the Community Tree fund include a gift from the Junior Progressive Study Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Haskins
Roger Kittle
FE. H. Taylor
W. D. Witham
WPA
Glouster
Harold Rose
Catholic Ladies Club Plans Christmas Party
The Catholic Ladies Study Club in Glouster organizes a Christmas party for December 17 with a gift exchange featured. Hostesses Lena Orndorf and George Vermant in hosted a Tuesday evening gathering with a lunch for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Club
Glouster — Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Lena Orndorf
George Vermantin
Mark Rothery
Anne Bailey
John White
T. A. Noon
Sam Kamento
Lucille Joseph
Aelred Healey
King's Heralds Meet at Church in Glouster
November gathering of the Methodist Church group held in the church social rooms. Members enjoyed singing discussed the lesson played games and shared refreshments. December meeting set at Sharon Gamwell home with ten cent gift exchange. Names omitted from funeral attendance list for Bridget McDonald. Oakdale Friendship Circle to meet Tuesday night at Mae Losey for gift exchange.
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Glouster
John McDonald
Wattie
Harold
D. D. Chappelear
Athens
Bridget Mc Donald
Oakdale
Extension Office visit by Farm Loan official
Will Logan Clarence Fealty field representative of the Farm Loan Agency will be in the Extension Service Office from 9:30 to 10:30 in the morning of December 10 for inquiries and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Logan
Clarence Fealty
Christman Funeral Held for Civil War Veteran William D. Christman
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Glouster for William D. Christman who died Monday at his son’s home in Oakdale. Born in Belmont County he served in the Army of Tennessee 78th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and followed Sherman’s march to the sea. He was a former G A R leader and school board member with many descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
William D. Christman
William H. Christman
Oakdale
Harry Anguish
Shawnee
Maplewood
Mr. Christman
Daniel
Hannah Sullivan Christman
Belmont County
Athens County
Army of Tennessee
78Th Ohio Volunteer, Infantry
Sherman
James Pletcher
Smith Center
Kansas
Christman
G.A.R. Post
National Organization
Board of Education
Monroe Twnship
Perry County
Mary Loomis
McConnelsville
Susie Sexton
Jackson
Charles
Huntington
W. Va
Burgess
Dallas
Backley Speaks at J-T Convocation
Dr. B B Backley county health director addressed J T students on Wednesday morning. He spoke about smallpox inoculations. After the assembly the senior class served a hot plate lunch in the home economics dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J.-T
B. B. Backley
Backley
Degma Vaughn
Home Economics
Miss Hatch
J.T
Garden Team Tops Mc Carty’s Tinkers at Wolf’s Alleys
Garden Team Joe’s Garden won three straight games against Mc Carty’s Tinkers on Wednesday night. A Smith rolled 201 for high single, while Joe Wolf Sr. posted a 508 high triple. Team totals read 1883 for Garden and 1765 for McCarty’s Tinkers with multiple high scores from Smith, Wolf Sr., and Patton amid a crowded bowling card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe’s Garden
McCarty
Tinkers
Wolf’s Alleys
A. Smith
Joe Wolf
H. Kittrell
P. Olsen
J. Wolf
OE Cote
B. Clark
Logan Meets Mount Vernon Saturday
Logan prepares to travel to Mount Vernon for a Saturday basketball game. Coach Tom Bender trains two complete high school teams split for practices, with players including Tom Brehm Jim McGonagle Tracy Conrad Eddie Cole Bill Johnston on one side and Mark Lohr Cecil Scott Bill Bryan Jack Roberts Jack Hughes on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tom Bender
Mt. Vernon
Tom Brehm
Jim McGonagle
Tracy Conrad
Eddie Cole
Bill Johnston
Mark Lohr
Cecil Scott
Bill Bryan
Jack Roberts
Jack Hughes
Former Logan Man Dies in Columbus
COLUMBUS Lafay ette C Strausbaugh retired Logan D restaurant proprietor and New York Central railroader died last night at his daughter Mrs Mat Kirkpatrick 1342 Highland St where he had lived ten years He operated the Logan restaurant and later worked as an inspector in the NYC shops at Logan He was a charter member of the Logan Odd Fellows He leaves two other Columbus children Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday in A A Shroyer chapel 895 S High St Burial will be at Obetz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lafayette C. Strausbaugh
Logan
New York Central
Mat Kirkpatrick
Highland St
Strausbaugh
Logan Odd Fellows
A. A
Logan Students Hear Talk on Safe Driving
Logan junior and senior high students heard a lecture on Safe Driving by Harry Pontius of Farm Bureau Insurance. He demonstrated safe driving on North Street with police blocking traffic to ensure a clear margin of safety during the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Pontius
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
North Street
Logan School Starts Music Culture Club
Logan School Student Council discussed creating a Music Culture club. A committee was appointed to study the constitution and bylaws. Presidents of three senior high clubs were invited to brief the council on their groups' purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Public Nurse Brings Films to Schools for TB Campaign
Logan area notes public health efforts as Miss Bertha Madlener brings motion pictures and a projector to rural districts for high school students. The films support the anti tuberculosis drive coordinated by the county health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bertha Madlener
Honor Daughter Joanne Gooding Tenth Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gooding hosted a chicken dinner in Trimble for their daughter Joanne's tenth birthday. Guests included William F. Kalt Billy Nicholas Earl E. Johnson Dennis Addington Nina Johnson H A Rogers Roy Dean Donna Rogers and Joanne celebrated with a pink and white cake and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Gooding
Trimble
Joanne
William F. Kalt
Billy Nicholas
Jacksonville
Earl E. Johnson
Dennis Addington
Dennis Earl
Nina Johnson
H. A. Rogers
Roy Dean
Donna
Glouster
Licensed To Marry Logan Couples Wed by Judge Ewing
Marriage licenses issued to Edward Le Masters and Blanche Hopkins both of Gore Route 1. Also license to Lawrence Jinks of Adelphi and Allie Landis of Logan.
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LOGAN
E L. Ewing
Edward le Masters
Gore Rt. 1
Blanche Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
Lawrence Jinks
Adelphi
Allie Landis
Fee Total Collected by Certificate of Title Office
Logan fees collected in November amounted to 307.50 dollars announced Don Feather clerk of courts. The county retained 208 dollars and the rate received 99.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Certificate of Title Office
Don Feather
ARE TO MARRY GALLIPOLIS
Stanley M. Grobe age 40 of Huntington and Minnie Romans age 24 of Crown City filed for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stanley M. Grobe
Huntington
Minnie Romans
Crown City
Haydenville Natco Plant Employs 400 Men
Both units of the Natco plant at Haydenville are operating with 400 men employed. Prospects are encouraging for steady work for some time and the plant will have a large pre Christmas payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Natco
Haydenville
Zaleski Local Notes Record Accidents And Illness
A string of recent mishaps and health updates from Zaleski and nearby areas includes Raymond Chesser with a fractured leg at a stone quarry near Red Diamond and hospitalized in Columbus with satisfactory condition. Theodore Webb sustains severe facial injuries from a scaffold fall at a Creola mine. Oney Daily has a fractured arm from a porch fall. Mrs. Sam Baughman of Albany is recovering after a major operation at Grant Hospital Columbus, staying with her daughter in Circleville. Scarlet fever outbreaks close grade schools as several children fall ill. Local social visits include residents from Jackson, Salineville, McArthur, New Plymouth, and Circleville visiting relatives and attending church events. Colloquy notes extended family trips, church activities, and routine illnesses in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Raymond Chesser
Red Diamond
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Theodore Webb
Creola
Oney
Sam Baughman
Albany
Grant Hospital
Joe Staly
Circleville
Baughmans
Chas. Brown
Jackson
Albert Rider
Clelie
Velinus James
Frank M. Hayes
Jesse Peyton
Madison Church
Mary Potter
J. L. Cavanaugh
Luella Ansel
John Potter
Ansel
J. E. King
Athens
Elmer McKibben
John Bedinghaus
Parkersburg
Ira Egleberry
Radio Highlights Nets Cast From 6 to 12 Aug nites
A dense rundown lists radio station schedules and network labels with programs and hosts such as Don Winslow Amos and Andy Bob Crosby Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee and Ted Weems. It catalogs network affiliations Blue Mutual Red and Columbia alongside show times from early morning to midnight across stations like WMAQ WLW WABC WGN and WFIL. The fragment shows a period glimpse of 1930s or 1940s radio programming and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Blue
Columbia Mutual
KDKA
WDAF
WABC
WLW
WMAQ
WIR
WGN
WIB Way
WCAU
Wim
WWLW
C—Columbia
M—Mutual
Edwin Cy. Hill
Baker-Denton
Don Winslow
Amos 'N
Andy
Hasy
Fred Waring
Lanny Rose
Bob Crosby
Bing Crosby
Major Bowes
Rochester Symphony
Town Meeting
Glenn Miller
Rudy Vallee
Peter Grant
War News
Shay Kyser
Iccosssscesssers
Abe Lyman
Ted Weems
Tommy Dorsey
Edwin C. Hill
Paul Jones
Lowell Thomas
Atos
Andy Sessessesess
Bred Waring
Aiec Templeton
al Pearce
Lucille Manners
Kate Smith
Frank Munn
Robert Ripley
Wings of Destiny
LeBaron Orch
Cisscssseesses
Ccscessessees
Glenn Miller Pestavenarenra
Red Cross Drive Starts in Dover Area Friday
Chauncey residents will begin a Red Cross roll call from Friday December 6 to Saturday December 14. Volunteers include Mayor W. D. Hines C. D. McClanahan superintendent Max Wilson Paul Fisk and Gilbert Courtney. The committee urges local cooperation and contributions by telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Red Cross
Chauncey and Vicinity
W. D. Hines
C. D. McClanahan
Max Wilson
Paul Fisk
Gilbert Courtney
Torch Cemetery Work To Be Discussed
The Torch Cemetery Association will meet at the Methodist Church on Sunday December 8 at 1 30 p m. President Jess Smith announced the gathering at Sunday School. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORCH
Torch Cemetery Association
Methodist Church
Jess Smith
Fall Causes Injury to Miss Helen Howard of Chauncey
Miss Helen Howard longtime Dover Township teacher fell at her Ellis Avenue home Tuesday night and is believed to have fractured her left hip. She previously fractured her right hip and had used a crutch and cane until the cane broke. She is the sister of the late Dr. John Howard Amesville and Mrs. Elizabeth Knode Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Helen Howard
Dover Township
Ellis Ave
Miss Howard
John Howard
Amesville
Elizabeth Knode
Barabara Louise Stewart Born in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Edward Stewart announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Barbara Louise on Sunday December 1 in Chauncey. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Pencilli and Mrs Bird Stewart. Great grandmother is Mrs Lena Clendenin of Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward Stewart
Myrtle Pencelli
Barbara Louise
James Pencilli
Bird Stewart
Lena Clendenin
Charleston
W. Va
F F A Chapter Holds Toy Drive and Initiation
Albany reports the Future Farmers of America chapter is preparing Christmas toys for needy children. The initiation is set for December 9 including FFA boys from Waterloo. The group met Tuesday November 25 with fifteen members discussing poultry feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
F.F.A
F.F.A. Boys of
Waterloo
Young Farmer’s
Ladies Aid Society Meets Friday at Millfield Church
Mrs. Mabel Smith hosts the December meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ Friday at 7 p.m. Olive Brookins leads the gathering with officer elections and a gift exchange. Refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Olive Brookins
Smith
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Meets Tonight
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight with officers to be elected. Last week's birthday party featured a potluck supper and anniversaries for Nell Jorden Mae Kasler and Bess Johnston were celebrated. Guests included Mr and Mrs Victor Grinstead of Columbus and Nellie Brookins with Thelma Jean of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Nell Jorden
Mae Kasler
Bess Johnston
Jean Shafer
Victor Grinstead
Columbus
Nellie Brookins
Thelma Jean
Rail schedule and Athens Airways flight connections listed
The notice outlines East and West bound schedules for B and O and Chesapeake and Ohio trains with arrival and departure times including national and regional services. It also lists New York Central trains and Athens Airways connecting flights to TWA with several daily options and charter air service availability for specials during daylight hours.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
Teedtdsien
National Limited
Chesapeake & Ohio No
NEW York Central South
NEW York Central Norta No
Cownn
Athens Airways
Athens
TWA
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Apu Scenecames
Loyal Woman's Class Meeting at Church of Christ
Large attendance at the Loyal Woman's Class gathering at Mrs. Guy Brookins home Converse Street. Vice president Burg Johnston led with devotions and prayers by several members. A vocal duet and readings were enjoyed. Christmas meeting planned at Mrs. Charles Sweeney’s High Street with program and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's
Church of Christ
Guy Brookins
Converse St
Carl Shafer
Burg Johnston
Florence Pendergrass
John Shafer
Floyd Nye
Florence Watkins
Helen Courtney
Pendergrass
Nye
Shafer
Watkins
Courtney
Pearl Rutledge
Thomas Hamilton
Charles Sweeney
High St
Kate Johnson
Ben Ferrer
Bess Johnston
Brookins
Former Dover Man Dies in Columbus
Chauncey Lafayette Strausbaugh 79, longtime Chauncey resident, died Wednesday at his Columbus home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at A. A. Schroyer Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial in Obetz Cemetery. Born Wilkesville, son of Peter and Elizabeth Strausbaugh. Worked on New York Central shop track in Chauncey before moving to Columbus 10 years ago. Wife Emma Harvey Strausbaugh died in Columbus about five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lafayette Strausbaugh
Columbus
Wilkesville
Vinton County
Peter
Elizabeth Strausbaugh
New York Central Railroad
Emma Harvey Strausbaugh
Mr. Strausbaugh
Logan News Today
Petit Jurors Called For Several Cases
Logan petit jurors will be called for service Monday December 9. On December 9 the cases Mabel Le Fever versus Paul Harrison and Alex Guess versus Harry Nill involve damage claims from automobile accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Petit
Mabel LeFever
Paul Harrison
Alex Guess
Harry Nill
Ralph Moorehead
Benton Pritchard
Dem
Worley L. Merritt
J. A. Isselstein
Joseph White
George T. Myers
Andrew Ellinger
Paul Johnson
Helen Elder
Ohio Industrial Commission
Elizabeth D. Powers
Marie Gary
Hunters Bag Five Birds Each In Open Season
Logan notes Dr. J. S. Cherrington and Newton Spencer tied with five pheasants apiece during the open season. Their joint effort highlights a successful outing by the pair in local game fields.
Hocking Coaches Hear State Athletics Head
Rural high school executives and coaches with Logan principal Fred Burchfield and Coach Tom Bender met state athletics commissioner H R Towne Send in Columbus at the county superintendent's office to learn eligibility rules for athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Burchfield
Logan Senior High
Tom Beneder
H. R. Townesend
Columbus
Townsend
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Sweet) Lalanne
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