Two Presidential Balls Planned in Glouster for Paralysis Fund
Two charity dances in Glouster February 4 and February 9 raise funds for infantile paralysis research. The Moose event at Moose Hall on Feb 4 is led by Mrs. William Kinsel and Mrs. Myron Marquis with Charles Wolf providing music. The Eagles ball at Lamborn’s Pavilion on Feb 9 is chaired by Vern Lamborn with Ben Skinner Albert Zimmers and Frank Darling assisting. Harold Shumway calls, Dutch Wade plays. Half the proceeds stay in Vinton County and half go to Warm Springs Georgia. Admission is modest.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
William Kinsel
Myron Marquis
Charles Wolf
Lamborn
Order of Eagles
Vern Lamborn
Ben Skinner
Albert Zimmers
Frank Darling
William Winefordner
Harold Shumway
Orndorf
Dutch Wade
Harold Kittrell
Warm Springs
Georgia
Glouster Boys to Play in Gallipolis Tournament
Glouster enters a Class B junior high basketball tournament at Gallipolis with games Feb. 2 and Feb. 4. Harrisonville faces Wilkesville and Pt. Pleasant plays Oak Hill on Feb. 2, followed by Gallipolis Lincoln vs Vinton and Rutland vs Glouster on Feb. 4. Team members include James Dennison, John Cunningham, Donald Cunningham, Arthur Mathews, Charles Carter, Robert Bryson, Gene Rice, Frank Wolf, and Allen Jago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gallipolis
Harrisonville
Wilkesville
Pt. Pleasant
Oak Hill
Lincoln
Vinton
Rutland
Kemeter
Wollenhaupt
James Dennison
John Cunningham
Donald Cunningham
Arthur Mathews
Charles Carter
Robert Bryson
Gene Rice
Frank Wolf
Allan Jago
Krogers Edge Luckoffs in City League Sweep
Krogers defeated Luckoffs in two games on Wednesday to move one game ahead of Blowers for the City League lead. Luckoffs and Blowers were set to meet next Monday to decide the standings.
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Glouster — Krogers
Luckoffs
Social Notes and Probate Notices from Athens County
Social notes recount visits among Blake, North, and Wines families in Mt. Vernon, Nelsonville, Barberton, and Athens with trips to Columbus and Akron. Following, officials publish appointment notices for Lottie Parmeter, Ella Morse, and A B Wells, plus a probate hearing for Calvin James Smith regarding absence presumed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Blake
Doris Blake
Mt. Vernon
Elaine Wolfe
Floyd Champs
James North
Marion Lambert
Starling North
Nelsonville
Mildred Wines
Carolyn
Barberton
Flora Shultz
Lottie Parmeter
Guysville
Ohio
William H. Parmeter
Athens County
Francis D. White
Ella Morse
Albany
Peter D. Morse
Said
State of Ohio
Calvin James Smith
Calvin Smith
Dorthy Frank
Machines Replace Hands in Pecan Industry as New Minimums Are Set
The Wages and Hours division sets a 25 cent hourly minimum for Texas pecan factories, accelerating mechanization in San Antonio. Despite job losses, many workers are replaced by machines while some families may keep home wages near prior levels. hand labor remains in nut meat cracking, yet output per worker rises with new equipment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Labor Department
Southern Pecan Shelling Co
C. I. O. Union
Glouster Women Host Meetings and Club Activities
Glouster social notes report Catholic Ladies Study Club and Progressive Study Club meetings at local homes with readings, hobbies, and a future gathering set for February 7. Birth announced for LeNora Alene Henderson in White Cross Hospital. Moose steer plans for a President’s Ball on February 4 with ticket sales underway. Methodist Women host fellowship tea with devotional program and readings. Quilt and bridge clubs meet with refreshments and prizes. Junior and Senior American Auxiliary member Merle Danford shares Europe trip impressions focusing on Coblentz.
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Effie T. Brown
Columbus
LeNora Alene
L. P. Henderson
Ferne Tucker
White Cross Hospital
Europe
Merle Danford
Coblentz
Kiwanis Meet Hears Soil Conservation Talk at Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club met Tuesday at Hotel Gordon for dinner and a songfest led by C F Wallace. C E Haskins spoke on soil conservation and erosion control and urged rural urban understanding. Wendell Jones of Hollister High School sang two selections. New member R K Benedum, local representative of Western and Southern Life Insurance Co., was announced.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
C. F. Wallace
C. E. Haskins
Wendell Jones
Hollister High School
Heiskell
R. K. Benedum
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Spanish War Vet Honored at Chauncey
Chauncey native Sherman Keasey of Company C 2nd Regiment G S V Engineers was honored at the Athens County Camp No. 78 Spanish American War Veterans meeting on retirement as camp commander. C E Scott presented Keasey a machete sword from Cuba used after the war and later returned to him. F H Staffinger of Chauncey became the new camp commander.
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Chauncey
Sherman Keasey
G.S.V. Engineers
Athens County
C. E. Scott
Nelsonville
Scott
Keasey
Cuba
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Chauncey local social notes list visits and gatherings with Betty Jane Phillips and Clara Simeral in Shawnee and other relatives visiting Frank Phillips and family. Marinda Cruikshank and Dorothy Staley were in Athens. Claudius D. McClanahan and Dr. E. E. LeFever attended events in Columbus related to education and county governance.
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Chauncey
Betty Jane Phillips
Clara Simeral
Shawnee
Frank Phillips
Clifford Banfield
Mill St
Clifford Misner
Donald
Little Hocking
Gaynor Banfield
Marinda Cruikshank
Dorothy Staley
Athens
C. D. McClanahan
Crooksville
L. D. Stoneburner
Drell Goff
the Plains
Edward West
Millie Musser
Columbus
Millfield
Claudius D. McClanahan
Chauncey-Dover
State Department of Education
The
General Assembly
Shingler to Speak at Nelsonville Church
Rev Edward Shingler of the Independent Holiness Church Nelsonville will be guest minister at The Plains Nazarene Church on Sunday Feb 5 with a 1045 sermon titled The Christian's Ultimate Victory from 2 Timothy 2 7. He and his two daughters will sing during Sunday School and church hour programs.
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Chauncey
Edward Shingler
Independent Holiness Church
Nelsonville
Plains Nazarene Church
Drell H. Goff
the Nazarene Church
Hollister Invades Chauncey for Saturday Night Game
Hollister journeys to Chauncey for a seniors night showdown with the Blue Devils on Dover floor led by the return of Jack Smith. A girls game opens at 7 30 followed by the main event.
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Chauncey
Dover
Stanso Trade Mark Laxative Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement for Stanso Trade Mark Laxative Tablets in orange color promotes relief for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims the product is a pleasant substitute for calomel and suggests taking one tonight for morning improvement.
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Stanso
Ady
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Athens Messenger
Krogers
J. Beshara
J. Johnston
Harvard
A. B. Wells
Jacob Pollock
Florence Pollock
New Marshfield
NEA
Brazil
India
Lou Munden
Progressive Study Club
Mae Dunnett
B. R. Angle
J. S. Blower
Clyde Harper
J. H. Henshaw
Carl Pico
Emmett Anderson
H. L. Janchius
E. E. Munden
Jewell
Zelda Brown
Myrtle Morgan
Anna Stillwell
Anna Sweeney
Helen Marquis
Mrs. Craft
Methodist Church
W. A. Craft
H. B. Moore
Moore
Ancel Gamwell
Leadbetter
Donald Howard
Carson Vernon
Woods
Boroff
Mary Boroff
Helen Kirkbride
C. K. Rockhold
John Blower
Lovel Brunton
Main St
Eleanor Price
Bernice Bingman
Laura Jones
Bernadine Murphy
Lucille Grubbs
Inez Cotter
Donna Lee Williams
Faye Clemons
Hazel Murphy
Thelma Dodson
Donna Mae Brunton
Entertains
Harold Cornwell
William Hughes
Fred Burdess
Enlow Grubbs
Faye Lantz
Lester Faires
David Kennedy
Homer Morris
Frances McAllister
John Shumway
Frank Price
Emmett Andrews
Kiwanis Club
the Vendor Store
Court St
Clapp's Baby Foods
Vicks Salve
Konkler
Fitch
Woodbury
Jergen
Marine
Zemo
Luckies
Camels
Phillip Morris
Chesterfield
Shingler
Nelsonville Church
Ray Shafer
Walter Wharton
Fred Nida
Hugh Nida
Plains
Mercerville
Mary Ellen Nida
Baptist
Hollister
Blue Devils
Claudius D. Mel Clanahan
Joe Guerra
Chauncey-Dover ‘High School
New York Renaissance
Waterloo Wonders
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