Church Uses Old Hymn Book for Sunday Service
The Church of Christ in Glouster will use The Old Hymn and Tune Book for the Sunday night singing inviting all who enjoy old time hymns. Last week the book drew attendees from distant areas including Corning and more are expected this Sunday.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Corning
Party is Planned T. W. T. Club To Have Annual Christmas Affair
The T. W. T. Club met at Mrs. Fred Kinney’s home on Fairlawn Avenue to plan the annual Christmas party at Mrs. Ruth Watkins’s home. A flower contest awarded the prize to Mrs. Watkins. A two course luncheon followed the program, served by the hostess. Members present included Mrs. Harold Kinney and others.
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Ernest Williams
Margaret Gamwell
Ruth Watkins
C. B. Dillon
Officers Elected by Bishopville Church Club
The Bishopville Church Community Club elected officers for 1981 at its December meeting. President is Mrs. Anna Smith, secretary H. E. Jones, and treasurer J. W. Palmer. The club plans to remember shut-ins at Christmas and reviewed a busy year in 1980.
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Glouster
Bishopville Church Community Club
Anna Smith
H. E. Jones
J. W. Palmer
Back on Job W B Martin To Resume His Duties as Carrier
GLOUSTER December 12 W B Martin who served ten years as main carrier on the Ringgold Route has been reappointed after resigning a few months ago. He will resume duties January 2.
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W. B. Martin
Glouster
Will Sell Land Sheriff To Auction Real Estate
GLOUSTER December 12 The real estate of the late James W Wheatley between this city and Hollister will be offered at sheriff s sale in partition on Saturday January 10. An earlier bid failed at the appraised value of 3890 which has now been reduced by the court and the property may not sell for less than 2000.
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Glouster
James W. Wheatley
Hollister
Mountville Church adjusts service times for shorter days
The Rev. Paul E. Kemper will preach at Mountville Church next Sunday at 2 PM, 30 minutes earlier than usual to allow more time for farm chores. Sunday School will be held at 1 PM the same day.
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Glouster
Paul E. Kemper
Mountville
Sheriff Levy Seizes Dennison Assets in Morgan County
Sheriff Henery of McConnelsville seized Dennison property in Bishopville to satisfy a Morgan County Court judgment for 1843.34 awarded to Henry T. Zimmerman of Parkersburg. Attached were livestock machinery and other personal items.
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Glouster
Henery
McConnelsville
Bishopville
O. S&s Dennison
Henry T. Zimmerman
Parkersburg
Morgan County
Christian Workers elect officers for 1931
The Christian Workers of the Church of Christ in Glouster elect officers for 1931 with Mrs. C. N. Eddy as president, Mrs. Bess Henshaw as vice president, Mrs. Kate Vaughn as secretary, and Miss Emma Kasler as treasurer.
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Glouster
Christian Workers of the Church of Christ
C. N. Eddy
Bess Henshaw
Kate Vaughn
Emma Kasler
Unafraid of Death
Arthur Melcher is charged with first degree murder for the fatal stabbing of his wife Cora Belle Melcher in Cleveland. He reportedly admitted to a kitchen knife attack during a quarrel and told police “I killed her, send me to the electric chair” as detectives found him beside the body.
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Cleveland
U.P
Arthur Melcher
Cora Belle Melcher
Melcher
Sergt
John Mack
Melcher Apartments
Rescue at Sea as Crew of Schooner Amy G. McKean Is Saved
Seven crew members were rescued at sea by the Swedish steamer Strassa after abandoning the flooded schooner Amy G. McKean which had been set on fire during the night.
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New York
Amy G. McKean
Strassa
McKean
Ohioans split about even as to prohibition
Ohio’s 1931 32 congressional delegation is split on prohibition with eight wets eight drys and six undecided among 22 members elected on Nov. 4. Senate seats mirror this pattern as Sen Fess is dry and Sen Bulkley is wet. Jenkins reserves judgment. Underwood remains dry.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
United Press Today
Anti-Saloon League
Family Up Stairs brings laughs to Athena High
About 800 people attended Athena Senior High School's Thursday night performance of The Family Up Stairs, a three act comedy by Harry Defi. Set in the Heller family's fourth floor flat, the play follows a vain mother pursuing her daughter's marriage and the ensuing predicaments for all.
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Harry Defi
Athena
Heller
Robbery Ends in Slaying in Russell Kentucky
A 12 A.M. shooting in Russell Kentucky left Amos John son 45 owner of a local restaurant dead and two customers wounded during an attempted robbery. The robber fled in a car.
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Russell, Ky
Dee
Amos John
Son
John
Wellston Man Held Without Bond For Murder
PORTSMOUTH Dec. 12 Arthur Worthen 75 Wellston was denied bail while awaiting grand jury action on a first degree murder charge. He is accused of killing his wife Maude several weeks ago near here in their automobile. Acting Judge E G Miller ruled murder is an unbailable crime.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Arthur Worthen
Wellston
Worthen
Maude
E. G. Miller
Municipal Court
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