Glouster Officials Deny Misleading Report Claims
Mayor C F Wallace and Marshal Fred Heck defend the state examiner’s report on Glouster records. They say the marshal kept a private record only at the mayor’s request to track fines worked off on streets. They insist no shortfall existed and no attempt was made to monitor the mayor.
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Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Fred Heck
W. A. Gallicher
Marehal Heck
Wallace
Ecer
Marshal Heck
Church Attendance Tops Homecoming Crowd in Glouster
In Glouster two hundred nine people attended Sunday services at the M. E. Church for the homecoming morning. A Christmas program followed Sunday School with music and recitations and treats. An afternoon Christmas cantata by the choir drew a full house. No evening service. Also two Baptists were baptized at the Church of Christ with Rev G J Johnson officiating. Women of the Moose meeting postponed to Thursday night with initiation and potluck and December birthdays planned.
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Glouster
Sunitheo
M. FE
Harriett Gibson Weymueller
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ
G. J. Johnson
First Septist Church
Women of the Moose
Frances Henshaw Dies at 89 in Glouster Ohio
Mrs. Frances Spitzer Henshaw died at 3 25 AM after a week of illness at her New Street home. She was born March 11 1845 in Harrisonburg Virginia and lived in Glouster for 50 years. Survived by two daughters Jennie Brandeberry Toledo and Algie Sayre Glouster and son John H Henshaw Glouster. sister Josephine Woods Cleveland. brother Luther Spitzer Chauncey. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Church of Christ Wednesday at 2 PM, Rev David P Morris officiating, burial in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Frances Spitzer Henshaw
New Street
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Henshaw
Jennie Brandeberry
Toledo
Algie Sayre
City
John H. Henshaw
Luther Spitzer
Chauncey
Josephine Woods
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Morris Henshaw
David P. Morris
Glouster Cemetery
Farrell Thomas Returns Home From Veterans Hospital
World War veteran Farrell Thomas has been discharged from the Veterans Hospital in Dayton after five weeks of treatment and has returned home to Glouster.
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Farrell Thomas
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Chauncey Residents Visit. Akron Burial Mentioned
Mrs. L. L. Sweazy and her children Paul and Mrs. Herman of Columbus visited friends in Chauncey on Sunday. They also went to Athens to see Mrs. Cora Lennigar, sister-in-law to Mrs. Sweazy, whose daughter Venice Fabry was buried Friday in Akron. The Lennigar family once lived in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
L. L. Sweazy
Paul
Herman
Columbus
Athens
Sweazy
Cora Lennigar
Venice Fabry
Akron
Lennigar
I Chauncey
Chauncey Students Share Special Yuletide Programs
Chauncey-Dover schools presented special Christmas programs Friday afternoon with pupils from all grades performing. Teachers treated students and an exchange of gifts took place as the holiday vacation began.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
William B. Matthews Funeral Services Held
Chauncey William B. Matthews age 65 former Delaware police chief and Ohio Police Chiefs Association secretary died of heart disease at his Columbus home. Funeral services were held Sunday and burial in Delaware. Survived by wife Alice and three daughters. Attending locally were Bert Daugherty Gladys Pickering Bart Gibbs and Flora Wyatt.
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Thews
Bert Daugherty
Chauncey
Columbus
Delaware
Matthews
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
Department of Justice
Harding
Aliie Matthews
Osgood
Howard Rowland
Elnora Matthews
Gladys Pickering
Bart Gibbs
Flora Wyatt
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Howard Brookins
Chauncey residents attended a surprise party Thursday for Mrs. Howard Brookins in honor of her birthday with a chicken dinner and cakes baked by Mrs. Mills and Miss Brookins. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Brookins and their sons Floyd and Robert, Chauncey residents Chauncey News.
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Chauncey
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Olive Brookins
Mary Mills
Roger Mille
Howard Brookins
Mills
Miss Brookins
Floyd
Robert
Mines report twenty one active in CHAUNCEY district
Twenty one mines in the CHAUNCEY district reported work today with Chauncey No 25 Pos ton No 6 and Hocking listed among active sites. Additional mines named include No 15 No 107 No 219 No 68 No 255 No 119 No 28 No 2 No 68 No 9 No 10X Ohio No 7 Lick Run Coonville Luhrig Carbondale Salem Hollow and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Ohio
Lick Run
Coonville
Luhrig
Carbondale
Salem Hollow
Kimberly
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Marshal
Heck
Littler
Frances Henshaw
Troma
Beavos
Richardson’s
Fred R. Beasley
William B. Matthews
William B. Mat
Christian Woman's Bible
Nell Brookins
Inez Nye
Robert Nye
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Floyd Nye
Opera House
Joe E. Brown
Walt Nixon
Dept. Store
Nelsonville
Merry Christmas
The
Ohio Barber Shop
Tion
Geo. D. Barkg
Chris
Isaac Wilson
Jacobs
Optometrist
Mickle
Tire and Accessory Co
Mechem’s
Cornwell & C
Atlas Store
C. D. Shafer Co
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