Glouster Council Approves Year End Fund Transfers
During a special meeting the Glouster village council amended general fund appropriations by 4838.29 for year end and authorized internal transfers totaling 1985.61 within general and street maintenance funds. Transfers from general to street were 4715.18 and to cemetery 800. An ordinance hired Attorney William O. Rowland of Athens as legal counsel for 1961.
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Glouster
Atty
William O. Rowland
Athens
Two Troops Combine For Festivities
Two Girl Scout troops held Christmas parties in the Hull building scout rooms. Sixteen girls from troop 12 and acting leader Peggy Cummins enjoyed games and carols before a gift exchange. Prizes went to Sue Ellen Geiger and Nancy Schrader. refreshments were provided by Barbara Stewart et al. Troop 24 held a separate Yule party with prizes for Carolyn Hart and others, and guests included Peggy Cummins.
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Troop 24
Carolyn Hart
Margo Myers
Susan Nunnally
Diana Thomas
Mary Kay Grandy
Linda Hall
Jeanette Lemon
Vicki Hill
Penny Miller
Peggy Cummins
Study Club Christmas Party at Hotel Gordon
The Junior Progressive Study Club hosted its Christmas party at the Hotel Gordon. Committee members included Mrs. Roger Kittle Mrs. Sidney Russell and Mrs. Ralph Hines. Contest winners were Mrs. Robert Byers Mrs. Tom Echstenkamper and Mrs. Louis Jewell. Attendees listed include Mrs. Jerry Hartley Mrs. Leonard Johnson Mrs. Larry Keith Mrs. Larry Schoeman Mrs. James Blower Mrs. Fred Sherlock Mrs. Ralph Hines Mrs. Sell Mrs. Louis Docie Mrs. Dan Teater Mrs. Richard Morris Mrs. Gerald Knoderer and one guest Mrs. Elmer Lowry.
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Jerry Hartley
Leonard Johnson
Larry Keith
Larry Schoeman
James Blower
Fred Sherlock
Ralph Hines
Roger Kittle
Sidney Russell
Louis Docie
Dan Teater
Richard Morris
Gerald Knoderer
Elmer Lowry
Kiwanis Presents Christmas Song Program in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club heard a program of Christmas anthems chorales and carols performed by a mixed Logan residents chorus directed by J. Richard Farmer. Incidental solos were sung by Mrs Ott Mrs Shaw and Mr Greenman. Dr Gaffin chaired the program with guests Miss Collison and Steve Cheshier.
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Logan
J. Richard Farmer
Bishopville Society Plans Fruit Baskets for Shut-ins
GLOUSTER The December meeting of the Bishopville Missionary Society was a luncheon at the home of Miss Lena Davis with 13 members and three guests. After the business session the group planned to prepare fruit baskets for Bishopville community shut-ins. A gift exchange was held and Christmas songs were sung by the group with Miss Davis at the piano.
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Glouster
Bishopville Missionary Society
Lena Davis
Bishopville
Miss Davis
Bake Sale Saturday at Fire House
The Chi Rho and Loyal Women Class of Church of Christ sponsor a bake sale Saturday at 9 30 a m at the Fire House.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women
Church of Christ
ALPA accuses Quesada of irresponsible actions over NYC crash
The Air Line Pilots Association faults FAA head E R Quesada for public remarks after the Staten Island jet collision that killed 135. Clarence N Saven says statements before full facts emerge are irregular and improper, while United Air Lines president W A Patterson calls public statements inappropriate until facts are known.
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Washington
Airline Pilots Association
Federal Aviation Administrator
New York City
E. R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Clarence N. Saven
ALPA
Saven
Quesada
Eisenhower
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Staten Island
Sada
Chicago
Patterson
Sayen
FAA
Glouster Kiwanis Welcome Addison Jago At Meeting
Addison Jago joined the Glouster Kiwanis Club as a new active member after sponsorship by the membership and attendance committee at the Hotel Gordon. Ronald Yerian attended as a Key Club guest. The welfare fund Christmas tree sale will end Saturday at the Moose Building lot on High Street from 9 am to 6 pm with teams selling about 150 trees so far. Kiwanis volunteers will staff the Salvation Army kettle on Saturday, and next week's meeting moves to Tuesday at 6:30 pm at the Hotel Gordon due to the holiday.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Addison Jago
Eastern Telephone Co
Gordon
Ronald Yerian
Kiwanis
Moose
High St
Salvation Army
Christmas Eve Rites Planned At Church
A Christmas Eve service at First Methodist Church features 75 voices in three choirs with anthems and carols. Rev J Carl Plummer directs scripture readings with choristers J Richard Farmer and Mrs Farmer assisting. Carl Spence to play organ. Services run from 11 p.m. to midnight.
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Logan
First Methodist Church
J. Carl Plummer
Carl Spence
Christmas Visit From Baldersons in Elizabethtown
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Balderson Sr plan to spend the Christmas holidays with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Roy Barnett in Elizabethtown Kentucky.
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Wilbur Balderson Sr
Mrs
Roy Barnett
Elizabethtown, Ky
Blood Donors Are Cited
Logan Red Cross notes show five new Four Gallon Club members James H. Johnson and George W. Davis each gave their 32nd pint. Others entered Two Gallon and One Gallon clubs including Mrs Eileen Jurgensmier Ralph Boss and Robert Bartholomew Wendell Davis reached Gallon level. In all 289 donors have contributed between one and six gallons and received pins.
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Logan
Red Cross Bloodmobile
James H. Johnson
George W. Davis
New Straitsville
Eileen Jurgensmier
Walnut Hills
Ralph Boss
Robert Bartholomew
Wendell Davis
Hocking County
Kiwanis Waitresses Receive Christmas Checks
Logan Kiwanis weekly meeting attendees were handed large cardboard checks as Christmas gifts. N M Brown, the club treasurer, presented the checks drawn on Farmers and Merchants Bank and directed recipients to present them to Carl Harsh, bank vice president, for payment. Recipients named are Karen Morely, Martha Smith and Carol Nelson.
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N. M. Brown
Brown
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Carl Harsh
Karen Morely
Martha Smith
Carol Nelson
Divorce Granted as Suit Dismissed in Ohio Records
In Logan, Com mon Pleas Court records show Emma B Rheischeld’s divorce suit against Merma B Rheinscheld was dismissed without prejudice at plaintiff’s request. David Shaw of Union Furnace was granted a divorce from Patricia Shaw of Zanesville for gross neglect of duty, Patricia restoring her maiden name Patricia Miracle, with costs against the plaintiff. The couple married April 17, 1960.
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B. Rheischeld
Merma B. Rheinscheld
David Shaw
Union Furnace
Patricia Shaw
Zanesville
Patricia Miracle
Prayer meeting canceled in Chauncey Morristown area
Weather forces cancellation of the prayer gathering at the Rev. Helen Tatman home in Chauncey Morristown tonight. Residents were advised to stay indoors as conditions worsen.
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Morristown
Rev
Helen Tatman
Randy Randolph
Little Hocking
C. H. Randolph
Candlelight Service Set Chauncey Church of Christ
The Chauncey Church of Christ will present a Traditional Candlelight Carol Service at 11:15 p.m. Christmas Eve.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Berea Class Meets At Residence
Mrs. Wendell Philips hosted the December meeting of the Berea Class of the Union Furnace Presbyterian Church at her home. Carols were sung and Mrs. Howard White gave devotions from the Christmas Story. Members contributed poems, and Mrs. McClain played organ selections.
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Della Phillips
White
McClain
Sutton
Joe Funk
Janet White
Carol Phillips
Gray Ladies honor 75 hour volunteers at Hocking hospital
Hocking County Gray Ladies of the Red Cross report 1447 service hours at Hocking Valley Hospital since last December led by Mrs Meri Primer. 260 hours by Mrs George Gribble and 175 by Mrs James Rutgers with 58 more at Chillicothe VA hospital. About 300 gifts from county clubs were delivered to Chillicothe VA hospital for patients.
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Logan — Gray
Hocking County
Marvin Nungester
Debbie Kitchen
Harry Hammon
Charles Eaton Jr
Kenneth Carter
Stacy Beougher
Chillicothe Veterans’ Hospital
Reedsville Social Notes Spur Visits Across Ohio
Miss Lucy Kibble records visits in Reedsville including Frank Bise and family with Denver Brown in Lancaster and Arlie Marks of Keno with J S Marks family. Sheila Ann King from Belpre visited H E Kibble. others visited relatives in Lottridge Middleport Columbus Parkersburg and Little Hocking.
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Reedsville
Frank Bise
Mr. Bise
Inlaw
Denver Brown
Lancaster
Shelia Ann King
Belpre
H. E. Kibble
Arlie Marks
Keno
Mr. Marks
J. S. Marks
Twins Are Honored At Birthday Dinner in Glouster
Mrs. Charles Swartz hosted a Sunday birthday dinner honoring her husband and his twin sister Mrs. Minnie Gaskalla. Attending were Mrs. Mary Conaway of Jacksonville Lester Conaway of Dayton Mr and Mrs Carl Quinn of Chesterhill Mrs Sadie Williams Mr and Mrs Lewis Gatchel and family of Glouster.
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Swartz
Church Postponed Sunday School and Christmas Service
Chauncey Methodist Church has postponed Sunday school and Christmas service due to bad weather, signaling a weather-related schedule change for congregants in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey Personalities Share Crooksville Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Collins of Crooksville were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Preston.
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Harley Collins
Crooksville
Albert Preston
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Junior Progressive Study Club
Hotel Gordon
Robert Byers
Tom Echstenkamper
Louis Jewell
Logan — Program of Christ
Ing of
The
Logan Kiwanis Club
Carlos Gaf
Fin
B. G. Gree
Bishopville Society
Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Plummer
Farmer
Mr. and
Common Pleas
Berea
Gray Ladies Aid Hospital
Miss Lucy Kibble
Nettie Cowdery
Ruth Barthelmas
Columbus
Eugene Fields
Wayne Chevalier
John Chevalier
Lottridge
Mark Pickering
Middleport
Fred Frizzle
Meigs General Hospital
Dan Congreve
Family of
C. E. Humphrey
Helen Humphrey
Parkersburg
Mrs. Charles
Mr. Swartz
Minnie Gaskalla
Mary Cona
C. B. Nye
Chevrolet
Mercomatic
BUICK
Plymouth
Morris Minor
Mercury
FORD
Volkswagen
Kinneer Motors
Beasley and
Mathews
Anglia
Miles
International
E. Carpenter St
Ph.ly
Harold Goddard
Phone Barnett
C. E. Sheridan
Auct
Amesville
Ohio
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford Racine
Baker and Stauffer
Leonard N. Simonton
Adams St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Lady Buxton
Lark
Platt's Rambler
W. Union ST. LY
Averas
Gail Watkins
Auto Parts
Shannon Firestone
Auto Service
Stout Farm Supply
White’s
BSA
Zundapp
Ducati
Billy Perry Motor Sales
Nelsonville
Hawk's
Crane
Clam
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial LY
Rose
AAA Auto Club
Hone LY
Washington Street
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Armstrong Furnace Sales & Service
H. D. Martin
L. E. White
Grange Insurance
Baughman Agency
Albany
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Force Insurance Casualty
George. W. Ford
Rapp
Sherwin-Williams
Vivian's Aviaries & Aquarium
Rear
W. Fair Ave
Doris Mace
Chihuahua
Floyd Waters
Dickson Rendering Co
Marietta
York Center
Donald Bennett
Care of the Messenger
Quick
Ing
Mer
Indianapolis
Ind
Blackmore's
ROYAL
Royal Kmg
Underwood
Franklin
Licking
Muskingum
Guernsey
Pickaway
Fairfield
Perry
Morgan
Ross
Hocking
Paul Dickey
Bolingbrook Road
Cleveland
Smith-Corona
W. Washington
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Cincinnati
USDA
Strawn Plumbing
N. Court St
ALMA
Dannies Trailer Sales, Inc
Bardin Brothers
Mathews Goodyear W. Union St. LY
Ee Ae Ohio Trading CO
Jhay and Straw
Higgins Feed S Store
Sebring Building Center
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