Expansion of Little Hocking Exchange by Citizens Telephone
COOLVILLE The Citizens Telephone Co. begins enlarging the Little Hocking exchange to handle new equipment. Total project cost 11 500 dollars with 75 000 for plant expansion 30 500 for new gear and 6 000 for building addition. Parrish notes each line will have its own terminal. Existing equipment moves to Chester as part of company growth after joining Mid-Continent Telephone Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Citizens Telephone Co
Little Hocking
Clyde Parish
Parrish
Little Hocking Exchange
Chester
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Elyria
Charon
Geneva
Kenton
Ashtabula
Fairview
Russell Nutter
Clyde Parrish
C. J. Barnhill
Study Club Meets With Mrs Patton at Hotel Gordon
The Junior Progressive Study Club met at the Hotel Gordon hosted by Mrs Charles Patton with 16 attending including Miss Merle Danford guest speaker on travel. A 7 pm dinner featured a red taper centerpiece and ceramic Christmas angels. Business covered bazaar Christmas cards Beacon School baskets party and cancer dressings for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Patton
Progressive Study Club
Gordon
Louis Docie
Beacon School
Merle Danford
Harold Vaughn
Miss Danford
Richard Hunter
Robert Byers
Ralph Hines
Joseph Beshara
Gerald Knoderer
William Roberts
Richard Morris
Leonard Johnson
Tom Echstenkamper
John Savel
John Cunningham
Patton
Louis Jewell
Chauncey and Millfield Post Offices Announce Christmas Hours
Chauncey Post Office will open 8 30 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 8 30 a m to noon Saturday. Millfield Post Office will run 7 30 a m to 4 p m weekdays and 7 30 a m to noon Saturday. Both offices open all day Saturday Dec 16. Regular hours observed Dec 9 and Dec 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Bridge Club Meets At Willis Residence
CHAUNCEY The Bridge Club met at Mrs. Elizabeth Willis home in Millfield. Two tables were in play with Mrs. Louise Muzio winning the high score and Mrs. Helen Sanders second. Traveling prize went to Mrs. Lizzie Patton and low score to Mrs. Bertha Sanders. A dessert course followed for eight members including Mrs. Lizzie Patton and Mrs. Louise Muzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Willis
Millfield
Louise Muzio
Helen Sanders
Lizzie Patton
Bertha Sanders
Grace Border
Virginia Kozma
Robert Mulpas
Stores Open Drive Boosts Glouster Merchants
Appreciation Days in Glouster and nearby areas involve 35 merchants. The first drawing is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Civic Center. Customers entering participating stores receive Treasure Chest coupons to stimulate business.
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Glouster
Morristown Church Prayer Meeting at Mr Jack Tinkham Home
Cottage gathering tonight at 7 30 led by George Searles with Morristown Church attending. Mr Jack Tinkham hosts the meeting providing a informal setting for prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Cottage
Morristown
Jack Tinkham
George Searles
Chauncey Personals Weekend Socials and Visits
Chauncey residents hosted Sunday dinner guests including Charley Carr Millfield and Mae Lines Haydenville. Nelsonville visitors Gwenn Scott Mary Skivers Charlottee Hubble stopped by, with Millfred and Lehman family members also visiting. Barbara Barr Columbus hosted Crabtree family weekend guests from Chauncey and Athens. Mary Hiles Ruth Hanson visited Kathy Heightland. Pamela Sapp Columbus, granddaughter of Staten, admitted to Children's Hospital room 403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Carr
Millfield
Mae Lines
Ike Skivers
Haydenville
Frances Wallace
Gwenn Scott
Mary Skivers
Charlottee Hubble
Nelsonville
Charles Lehman
Millfred
Fred Crabtree
Chauncey
Freddie Crabtree
Gary
Timmy
Athens
Barbara Barr
Columbus
Mary Hiles
Ruth Hanson
Kathy Heightland
Pamela Sapp
Blaine Sapp
Harry Staten
Children’s Hospital
Glouster Personal Notes Mention Visits and Plans for Christmas
Glouster residents report visits from Mary Swails LaPorte Indiana stays through Christmas. George Mason Pennsville and William Cush West Hollister hosted guests including Freeman Stephen and family from Cincinnati. Ronnie Cush to graduate high school and aviation training then pursue military service. Hospital update: Harley Kittle recovering in Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus showing improvement in Room 561 after November auto crash.
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Mary Swails
LaPorte
Ind
James Mates
George Mason
Pennsville
East Branch
William Cush
West Hollister
Freeman R. Stephen
Ronnie
Carol Ann
Debbie Jean
Cincinnati
Armed Forces
Kittle
Eagles to Host District 4 Meeting in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles Mohawk Aerie 1034 will host a District 4 meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. District members include Murray City Athens Nelsonville Corning Logan Pomeroy Marietta and Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Eagles Sponsor Friday Dance Tonight at Hall
Eagles will sponsor a dance tonight at the hall from nine to midnight. Music will be provided by Dem Chak and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Demchak
The Tabber Snap Shirt Emphasizes Supima Craft
Luxurious Supima cotton fabric noted for its silken touch and strength is contoured and precisely tailored. The Tabber Snap features a soft short-point collar with snap tabs and is priced at $5.00.
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Bridge Club
Willis
Total Sound
Famous Brand
General Electric Mobile Maid
Ideal Family
Athens Appliance CO
Revere
Rou
Santa
Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Chapman's Jewelers
Beckley's
Paddock Club
Pendleton
Earl Gibbs
Hotel Berry
Revere Ware
Whistler
Revere Designer Group
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
S. Court St
Lamborn
OLDS
Bob Hess
BOB Hess, Inc
Superba
100
Dacron
DuPont
Luckoffs Glouster, Ohio
Kroehler
Harris Furniture
N. Court St
Ph. LY
Electric Eye
Manhattan
Foster’s University Shop
South Court Street
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