Yule Season Is Featured In Displays
Glouster local Garden Club awarded the most beautifully decorated home to Clyde Sellars at 2 Main St Colonial house with Santa and reindeer figures on the roof and illuminated roof stars. Carl Pico home on Walnut Hill was named most artistic with iridescent Santa, Noel in silver, blue candles and indirect lighting. Alfred B. Morris Jr Locust St E H Taylor Fairlawn Ave and Vern Lamborn tied for most elaborately decorated with neon style mottoes and manger scene. Others honored for notable displays included Mrs Getta Ley and the Achauer home on Madison St blue lighting and yard lighted figures.
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Clyde Sellars
Sellars
Main St
Santa
Reindeer
Carl Pico
Walnut Hill
Noel
Alfred B. Morris, Jr
Locust St
E. H. Taylor
Fairlawn Ave
Vern Lamborn
Morris
Taylors
Santa Claus
Lamborn
Getta Ley
Broad St
Achauers
Madison St
Leys
Achauer
Downington Personal Notes Highlight Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Townsend visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Garth Townsend. Mark Clark returned from a CCC camp in Utah due to his parents illness. A daughter named Helen Marie born to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Douglas. Revival meetings led by R. W. Spencer in Downington Methodist Church. Miss Martha Douglas visited Columbus relatives. Winfield Reeves seriously ill. Mrs. Hattie Reeves and daughter Alice visited the Gerald Reeves home. Regenia Nelson of Albany visited the Haning family.
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Downington
Franklin Townsend
Garth Townsend
Mark Clark
CCC
Utah
John Clark
Emmett Douglas
Helen Marie
R. W. Spencer
Athens
Martha Douglas
Christmas Rush continues with family heartbreak and a difficult choice
Dr Hugh Connelly faces a shift in life as his son Jerry chooses love over a medical career. Jerry plans to marry Valerie and pursue work over school, prompting Hugh and Martha to weigh family happiness against his professional dream. Mary Warde sobs in the guest room as the scene ends.
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Valerie
Val
Martha
Jerry
Mary Warde
Marriages Filed In Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued include Er nest Nesselroad 21 and Florene Baker 21 of Portland Victor Halley 32 and Ida Goff 25 of Pomeroy Morton Wilson 52 and Elva M Randolph 30 of Rutland Clarence W Randolph 45 of Hockingport and Hattie Lorena Uhl 35 of Reedsville The article notes the Greek origin of parasite as eating alongside the host.
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Pomeroy
Ernest Nesselroad
Florene Baker
Portland
Victor Halley
Ida Goff
Morton Wilson
Rutland
R. D
Elva M. Randolph
Fof Rutland
Clarence W. Randolph
Hockingport
Hattie
Lorena Uhl
Reedsville
George Wagner Rites Set in Glouster Alliance Funeral Friday
George Wagner age 54 of Alliance former Glouster resident died suddenly Tuesday night at the home where he roomed. He had not been well, worked Tuesday, played with children, then fell ill. Born in Glouster, he moved to Alliance 15 years ago where he was a painter and decorator. Surviving are three sisters Dora Wagner Columbus local Jane Donelson Columbus and Carrie Balderson local. Body to C F Wallace and Son Funeral Home where friends may call. funeral Friday at the home funeral home.
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Glouster
George Wagner
Alliance
Mr. Wagner
Wagner
Mrs Kate Gordon Dies in Lancaster
Mrs Elizabeth Gordon notified of the death of Kate McAllister Gordon age 77 wife of William Gordon in Lancaster. The Glouster couple long residents with 33 S High St property and the Opera House later Moose Hall built by Mr Gordon. Survived by husband and children Charles Columbus William Walter Marie Anna. Funeral Mass Saturday at 9 am in a Lancaster Catholic Church.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Gordon
Kate McAllister Gordon
William Gordon
Lancaster
Gordons
Gordon
S. High St
Zern Cuningham
Moose Hall
Charles
Columbus
William, Jr
Walter
Marie
Anna
Local Church of Christ Pastor to Officiate Burial At Maplewood
Burial will be held at Maplewood for Mr. Wagner who joined the local Church of Christ as a young man. The service will be led by Rev. C. B. Tigner, pastor of the Church of Christ, this afternoon at two o'clock.
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C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Mr. Wagner
Shower Hosted for Mr and Mrs Wilford Mulpas
A well attended shower for the bride Dorotha Mohring and groom Wilford Mulpas at the Mohring home was hosted by the groom’s relatives. About 40 guests from Columbus and Athens attended and gifts were given to the couple. Ice cream and cake were served in a social evening.
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Wilford Mulpas
Dorotha Mohring
Otto Mohring
Columbus
Athens
Holiday Visitors and Family Gatherings Row Across Columbus
Mrs. Joseph Richards visits Cuyahoga Falls for holidays with the Seckingers. Dr. H. E. LeFever of Columbus stays with his father. The Burns sisters and Mrs. Mary Burns share Christmas with kin. Kinney family joins Wallace parents for Christmas. Lois extends her visit. Russell Lewis from Detroit spends two weeks with his parents. A Hamden guest and Mrs. Eberts visit Trimble Heights. Ruth Fulton travels to Titusville for two weeks with C. E. Bur dette. Dorothy Mae Smith of Dres den enjoys holidays with her parents. W. W. Leadbetter hosts Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. White of Athens. Barbara Richardson from Columbus School for Girls visits home with her parents and Rollie Nagle and Barbara Knight join Christmas festivities. Yocums host holiday guests from Belle and Port Sheridan II.
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Joseph Richards
Cuyahoga Falls
Custer Seckinger
H. E. LeFever
Columbus
E. E. LeFever
Maxine and
Dorcas Burns
Mary Burns
Wahneta Burns
F. D. Kinney
Ruth
Lois
Phyllis
Ann
C. E. Burdette
Dorothy Mae Smith
Dresden
R. B. Smith
W. W. Leadbetter
C. R. White
Athens
Barbara Richardson
Columbus School For Girls
L. E. Richardson
Sanford Nagle
Barbara Knight
Frank Yocum
Broad St
F. T. Graves
Belle
W. Va
Emmett Stevens
Shirley
Port Sheridan Ii
Class to Meet Jacksonville Good Samaritan Leaders
Good Samaritan and Leader class of the U B Sunday School will meet at Dorothy Rasp's home Friday evening December 27. Attendees are asked to wear old fashioned costumes. Pie and coffee will be served.
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Jacksonville
Horoscope Insights For A Birthday Year Of Ambition
The Stars Say this day offers potential advancement and promotions yet warns of obstacles and duplicity. Those with a birthday may see a year of achievement and growth in private and business life, but beware subtleties that test integrity. A child born today may be open and generous yet prone to pragmatism that challenges principle.
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