Suspect Held for Jury In Theft From Grill
Glouster man Robert M. Collins is held in Athens County jail on $1000 bond on a breaking and entering charge in a theft from the B and D Grill. Mayor Thomas Williams bound him to the grand jury after Monday arrest by Glouster officers Jack McClelland and Henry Williams. Collins pleaded guilty. The grill owned by Johnny Crawford was entered Friday morning and cigarettes a cooked ham some wine beer and a coin can for the March of Dimes campaign were taken.
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Glouster
Athens County
B. and D. Grill
Robert M. Collins
Thomas Williams
Jack McClelland
Henry Williams
Collins
Johnny Crawford
War nurse urges peacetime public health readiness
Nelsonville Rotarians heard Mrs. James F. Shumaker a former Army Nurses Corps member stress that public health education and community preparedness are vital in peace time as in war. She cited wartime training and the need for readiness against daily emergencies and major diseases. Her World War II Evacuation Hospital unit served with the First Army from D-Day plus 10 through France Germany to victory.
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Nelsonville
James F. Shumaker
Army Nurses’ Corps
Little House
Army
First Army
France
Germany
Peterson's Ointment promises quick relief for piles
Advertiser claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on remedies for piles and promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing relief in minutes. A 40 cent box or 69 cent tube is offered with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Chutes Dies at 76 in Nelsonville after illness
Herman B. Chutes 76 of Longstreth died Tuesday night after a two month illness. He came from Stettin Germany at 16 and moved to this area 26 years ago. Survived by wife Alice Mae Henry Chutes six sons William Lloyd Clarence of Nelsonville Jay of Lancaster Elmer and John of Columbus one daughter Lena Snyder Kingsley Michigan and sister Anna Smith Flint Michigan. Two daughters died in infancy. A brother and a sister preceded him in death. Warren funeral home planning funeral arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Herman B. Chutes
Longstreth
Chutes
Stettien
Germany
Alice Mae Henry Chutes
William
Lloyd
Clarence
Jay
Lancaster
Elmer
John
Columbus
Lena Snyder
Kingley
Mich
Anna Smith
Flint
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville Nurse Trainees Capped at Bethesda Ceremony
Capping exercises for nurses in training at Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing in Cincinnati were held Sunday night. Miss Joan Sheets of Nelsonville completed her sophomore year in the class of 36, with family members from Nelsonville attending including her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sheets and siblings Janet Judith Diane Crabtree and Kenneth Swain.
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Nelsonville
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing
Cincinnati
Joan Sheets
Wilfred Sheets
Joan
Janet
Judith Sheets
Diane Crabtree
Kenneth Swain
Blaze Causes $300 Damage To Nelsonville Dwelling
A smoldering fire, likely from a defective chimney, caused about $300 damage to Chris Wolfe's residence on Mason City Hill. Fire Chief Dana Windon reported slight damage after firefighters cut holes in siding to access the blaze. The home, formerly Walker property, was occupied by the James Nelson family and spotted by a passing trucker on State Route 216.
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Nelsonville
Chris Wolfe
Mason City Hill
Dana Windon
James Nelson
Walker
Windon
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs La homa Dean in Nelsonville
Miss Kathleen Bond and Mrs Galena Huddy entertained a group of friends at a stork shower for Mrs La homa Dean on Thursday evening January 27 at the home of Mrs Dale Koon. Games and contests occurred with prizes to Ann Gibson Mrs Peggy Stratton and Mrs Fred Wright. A dessert course was served. Attending guests included Mrs Peggy Stratton Mrs Fred Wright Mrs Ida Bond Mrs Zelma Godenschwager Mrs Jane Harkrader Mrs Charles Huddy Miss Dorothy Six Ann Gibson Mrs Charles Lehman Haydenville Mrs Vern Coakley local and Mrs Lawrence Bond Bellevue Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Kathleen Bond
Galena Huddy
Lahoma Dean
Dale Koon
Ann Gibson
Peggy Stratton
Fred Wright
Ida Bond
Zelma Godenschwager
Jane Harkrader
Charles Huddy
Dorothy Six
Charles Lehman
Haydenville
Vern Coakley
Lawrence Bond
Bellevue
Ohio
White Sisters Club Holds Meeting At Buchtel
The White Sisters Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Winifred Shirley’s home in Buchtel. Attendees included Mrs. Lillian Leake Mrs. Agnes Clark from Glouster Mrs. Elizabeth Whyte and her daughter Miss Regina from Nelsonville Mrs. Mary Jane Colbert and Mrs. Harve Sayre, with the hostess. Regina Whyte solicited bath towels and wash cloths for the Caldwell Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sisters Club
Winifred Shirley
Buchtel
Lillian Leake
Agnes Clark
Glouster
Elizabeth Whyte
Miss Regina
Nelsonville
Mary Jane Colbert
Harve Sayre
Regina Whyte
Caldwell
M M Club Members to Be Entertained at Mrs Hall Home
Members of the M M Club will gather for an evening event hosted by Mrs. Mary Hall on Monroe Street.
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M M Club
Mrs. Mary Hall
Monroe St
Annual Reunion Set By Haybron Council
Nelsonville Haybron Council 119 R&SM will hold its annual reunion February 22. The degree of superexcellent master will be conferred on a class in a ceremony described as one of the most elaborate in York Rite Masonry. Plans for the reunion will be made at a Thursday night meeting at the Masonic Temple.
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Nelsonville
Haybron
R&sm
Masonic Temple
Mrs Marion Coakley Ill In Nelsonville Visit
Mrs. B M Coakley and Mrs Harold Parrish visited Nelsonville for the illness of Mrs Marion Coakley. Mrs Coakley improved Tuesday evening and Mrs Parrish returned home.
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Nelsonville
B. M. Coakley
Harold Parrish
Mary Coakley
Columbus
Marion Coakley
Coakley
Parrish
Elks Complete Hospital Fund Payment
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks completed its 10 000 dollar pledge to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Joe Galvin presented the unpaid balance to Sheriff George Bateman during a past exalted rulers night with 125 Elks and guests from Columbus Canton Athens and Charleston W Va.
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Nelsonville
Lodge of Elks
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Joe Galvin
George Bateman
Elks
Columbus
Canton
Athens
Charleston
W.va
Perry County Newsnotes on Oil Boom and Local Affairs
In Denvertown the Crooksville field sees intensified drilling after the Foraker Co. strike on the Harry Gibbs lease. Perry County reports 173 births, heart disease as the top death cause with 146 deaths, and 235679 dollars in VA benefits to veterans or families. New Lexington postage nears first class with 38447 in receipts, banks hold 15338809 dollars, and crows plus foxes receive bounty funds. A displaced European family moves toward Perry County farm life under the Displaced Persons act with travel costs covered by Americans.
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New Lexington
Harry Gibbs
Denvertown
Crooksville
C. M. Foraker Co
Perry County
H. F. Minshull
Veterans Administration
Washington
T. J. Holden
Holden
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Howdyshell
Junction City
Five Points
Europe
Nelsonville Choir Plans Thursday Practice at Church
The Children's Choir of the Methodist Sunday School will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m for practice in the church.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Sunday School
Robert S. Jones Rites Set For Thursday
Funeral services for Robert S. Jones will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at his mother Mrs. FE. L. Jones home on Madison Street. The Rev. Daniel K. Teater will officiate. McCann-Frederick Post American Legion will conduct military rites at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
T-5
Robert S. Jones
FE. L. Jones
Madison St
Daniel K. Teater
McCann-Frederick Post
American Legion
Maplewood Cemetery
Men's Class To Plan County-Wide Meeting
L. R. Gooding will entertain the Trimble Church of Christ Men’s Bible class at his home Thursday at 7 30 p m Plans will be made for a county wide meeting of men to be conducted in the Trimble church March 10 All men of the church have been invited to the Thursday evening meeting.
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Glouster
L. R. Gooding
Trimble
Bartlett Bartlett Mrs McKain Visits Danville Relations
Mrs. E H McKain of Danville visits her parents Mr and Mrs S K Steele. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Curtis Graham of Columbus with Mr and Mrs John Poling. Various locals host and visit friends across Columbus Logan and Marietta area. A birth announced by Forrest Funk. Mrs Oscar Harris hospitalized in Marietta Memorial.
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Glenn Sedgwick
Elsie Glover
Henry Carothers
Glenn Smith
Columbus
Clarence Newton
Connie Sue
Gail Remely
Dallas McCune
S. J. Randall
Jay
Canton
Fred Arnold
Arnold
H. D. Arnold
Logan
Rose Arnold
Forrest Funk
Esther Dillinger
Athens
Fannie Dillinger
Robert Way
Vincent
George Webster
Oscar Harris
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Hazel Arnold
Social Ties Span Counties In Weekend Visits
Ida McMannis stayed in Carbonhill with Clyde and Ida McMannis. Russel Spence from Logan visited Orval and Beth Walker. Almeda Maness stayed in Logan with Raymond Maness. Wayland Howdyshell of Maxville Ohio visited Starling Donaldson. Frank Starr of Toronto Ohio visited Frank Summers. Virgil Mantrells moved to Illinois. Ned Harmon and Tillie Tucker from Orville visited Mina Howdyshell who was ill.
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Toronto
Ohio
Frank Summers
Virgil Mantrells
Illinois
Ned Harmon
Tillie Tucker
Orville
Mina Howdyshell
Dottie Tucker
Fulton Re-enlists in Air Force at Scott Field
Don Fulton left Monday for Scott Field Illinois to re enlist in the air force. He expects assignment to Germany after returning from a two weeks leave spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Fulton.
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Scott Field
Glouster
Don Fulton
Ill
Air Force
Germany
Ray Fulton
Sportsman's Club To Elect Officers
The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman's Club meets at the American Legion Hall in GLOUSTER Friday at 7 30 p.m. Officers will be elected and the disposal of a Burr Oak Dam land site will be discussed.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman’s Club
American Legion Hall
Burr Oak Dam
Fellowship Meeting Held at Jacksonville Methodist Church
The Youth Fellowship met Monday evening at the Jacksonville Methodist Church led by Ann Williams. The program theme Jesus' Way, Our Way was discussed, with prayer by Rev. H H Lafferty. Anna Marie Lowery led worship and readings included Prayer by Mrs. Orel Kearns and Two Who Discovered Jesus by Jack Kempton. Refreshments served to Bonnie Rapp, Ruth Williams, Ann Williams and the Rev. Mr. Lafferty.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Ann Williams
H. H. Lafferty
Anna Marie Lowery
Orel Kearns
Jesus
Jack Kempton
Bonnie Rapp
Ruth Williams
Mr. Lafferty
Glouster Alumni Meeting Called by Association President
Glouster Alumni Association president Jack Bradley calls meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school for spring activities and commencement week organization as he plans to leave the community soon.
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Glouster
Jack Bradley
Glouster Alumni Association
Bradley
Redtown Community Notes On Local Moves And Visits
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs Max Russell bought the Gerald Nelson property in Redtown and occupy it as a home. James Powell moved to Millfield from the same property. Mr and Mrs Charles McNutt of Mansfield spent the weekend with Mrs Reedy in Redtown. Richard Curtiss Jones visited his parents in Redtown from Friday to Sunday. He was a guest with Phillips Wolfe in Port Washington the prior weekend. Bliss College students are among the movers. Mr Jack Noon and children Judy Patty and Rex of St Clairsville visited Jacksonville to see Mae Noon and brother Robert.
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Max Russell
Gerald Nelson
Redtown
James Powell
Millfield
Charles McNutt
Mansfield
Phillips Wolfe
Port Washington
Bliss College
Jack Noon
Judy
Patty
Rex
St. Clairsville
Jacksonville
Mr. Noon
Mae Noon
Robert
Former Resident Visits Glouster and Monroe Guest
Wayne Blackburn of Monroe Wisconsin, a former rural mail carrier from Glouster, Ohio, stayed Wednesday night and Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones. He spent a week visiting friends and relatives in Ohio, his first trip here in six years.
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Glouster
Wayne Blackburn
Monroe
Wis
Ernest Jones
Blackburn
Ohio
Collections at Palace Theater for March of Dimes Drive
The Palace Theater gathered 126.25 dollars during the past week for the March of Dimes drive, according to management.
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Palace Theater
Mrs Roberts Hosts Past Noble Grands Club
Mrs Mary Roberts will entertain the Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah lodge at her Broad Street home Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
Auxiliary to Meet Glouster
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet in Legion Hall Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Glouster
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
WSCS Meets Tonight in Glouster Church
The Women's Society for Christian Service meets at the Methodist Church in Glouster tonight at 7 30 p.m. Members will discuss church service plans and community aid activities.
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WSCS
Glouster
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
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