Plains High School Honor Roll List Released
The Plains High School released the honor roll for the last six weeks. Names include seventh graders William Coon Randy Miller Pauline Dowler Karen Goldsberry Linda McWilliams and eighth graders Sharon Bosley Eugene Brundige Melanie Lovsey Grace McHarg James Smith. Also listed are ninth graders Carolyn Cade Donna Channell Charlotte Hill Carol Keeton Patricia Lovsey Donna McDonald Anita McWilliams Sandra Smith Thomas Lee tenth graders Clyde Brown Marie Brown Sue Coon Maurice Kittle Linda Koon Martha McDonald Sharon Peyton Roger Porter Brenda Wallace Kay Whetstone eleventh graders Mary Addy Janice Hanning Nancy Hawk Donna Hunter Larry McAllister Shirley McKibben Joan Tipton Elizabeth Williams twelfth William Charney Raymond Finnearty Ralph Kittle. Students on honor roll for any period include Billie Sue Cullison Linda Hanning Lynn Graham Thomas Thomas Clarence Tinkham Donald Strole James Lee Betty Mackie Theodore Smith Muriel Williams.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
William Coon
Randy Miller
Pauline Dowler
Karen Goldsberry
Linda McWilliams
Sharon Bosley
Eugene Brundige
Melanie Lovsey
Grace McHarg
James Smith
Carolyn Cade
Donna Channell
Charlotte Hill
Carol Keeton
Patricia Lovsey
Donna McDonald
Anita McWilliams
Sandra Smith
Thomas Lee
Koon
Martha McDonald
Sharon Peyton
Roger Porter
Brenda Wallace
Kay Whetstone
Mary Addy
Janice Hanning
Nancy Hawk
Donna Hunter
Larry McAllister
Shirley McKibben
Joan Tipton
Elizabeth Williams
William Charney
Raymond Finnearty
Ralph Kittle
Billie Sue Cullison
Linda Hanning
Lynn Graham
Thomas Thomas
Clarence Tinkham
Donald Strole
James Lee
Betty Mackie
Theodore Smith
Muriel Williams
Families and Visitors Share News Across Ohio and Philippines
Chauncey personals report Bob Cunningham serving two years in the Marines and due home May 1 from the Philippine Islands. Various Ohio residents including Smiths, Gretz, Contis, Skinner, Gartin, Heightland, Heightland visitors Ginger Shepard, Muzio family, Leffler family, Heffkin family, and S. E. Border’s hospital admission in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital are noted with recent visits and travels.
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Chauncey
Hollis Cunningham
Bob
Philippine Islands
Jack Smith
Rickey and
Donna
Lancaster
Arthur Smith
James Gretz
Deshler Hilton Hotel
Gretz
John Conti
Johnny
Columbus
Eldon Skinner
June Gartin
Charles W. Vincent
Audrey Lowery
Mineral
Floyd W. Heightland
Ginger Shepard
Heightland
L. D. Muzio
Richard Leffler
Terra
Marilyn Susie
Singer Talks At Kiwanis in Glouster Ohio Plan Discussed
Glouster Kiwanis Club gathered at Hotel Gordon with 19 members and five guests. Norbert Johnston presided as Harold Singer spoke on the Ohio Plan for Kiwanis and announced a Divisional Council Meeting in Jackson on Friday February 7 at 6 30 p m. Guests from Gallipolis included Dean Eisel J W Mills Jay Bradshaw and Frank Snedaker.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Norbert Johnston
Kiwanis
Harold Singer
Ohio
Jackson
Gallipolis
Dean Eisel
J. W. Mills
Jay Bradshaw
Frank Snedaker
Prayer Meeting Tonight at Trimble Church
The Church of Christ parish holds a prayer service this Wednesday night at 7 30 in the Trimble Church.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ Parish
Trimble
Mrs William Cole Hosts Methodist Class Evening
Mrs William Cole will host Friday night for the Adult Bible Class at the First Methodist Church. The event aims to welcome members and foster fellowship within the church community.
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Chauncey
William Cole
First Methodist Church
Merz Williams Bethrothal Announced
Mrs. Anna Merz of Buchtel announces the engagement of her daughter Leah Ann Merz to Carl Eugene Williams of Logan Route 3. Leah Ann is a senior at Buchtel High School and Carl Williams works at the Logan plant of the Carbundum Co. The wedding is planned for late summer.
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Anna Merz
Buchtel
Leah Ann
Carl Eugene Williams
Floyd Williams
Logan Route 3
Miss Merz
Buchtel High School
Williams
Logan
Carborundum Co
Dean Cunningham Observes Tenth Birthday
A birthday dinner for Dean Cunningham celebrated her tenth birthday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham. Attending were Mrs Charles Pancake Timmie Charlotte and Jimmie of Nelsonville Mrs Paul Williams Tama and Terry and Fred Cunningham.
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Chauncey
Dean Cunningham
Hollis Cunningham
Charles Pancake
Timmie
Charlotte
Jimmie
Nelsonville
Paul Williams
Tama and
Terry
Fred Cunningham
Study Club Meets At Cunningham Home
Mrs. Donna Cunningham hosted the Junior Progressive Study Club at her Walnut Hills residence. President Mrs. Evelyn Gatchel led the Creed, Mary Savel was welcomed as a new member, and Ruth Teater reported on the Mothers March on Polio. Lucille Grubbs presented a program on psychology of children and adolescents. Lunch for 12 members followed.
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Glouster
Donna Cunningham
Progressive Study Club
Walnut Hills
Evelyn Gatchel
Mary Savel
Ruth Teater
Lucille Grubbs
Skinner Celebrates CHAUNCEY Birthday Dinner
Eldon Skinner celebrated his birthday with a Sunday dinner at his home. Guests included Mr and Mrs El don Skinner and Mr and Mrs Virgil Baker, Vickie and Dick.
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Chauncey
Eldon Skinner
Virgil Baker
Vickie and
Mayor reports weekly fines for listed individuals
Mayor Wilbur Balderson releases last week’s fines amounting to 108.80 for Robert Andrews and 23.80 for Bill Sabo, Rodney Antle, Lester Lewis, Lawrence Johnson, Dale McDaniel, Jake Peach 23.60, Roy Clark 18.80, and others.
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Glouster
Wilbur Balderson
Bill Sabo
Roy Clark
Rodney Antle
Robert Andrews
Lester Lewis
Lawrence Johnson
Dale McDaniel
Jake Peach
Eastern Star to Meet in Glouster for Cancer Dressings
Members will assemble Thursday at 7 p m in the Masonic Hall Glouster to make cancer dressings. Mrs Draper and Mrs Risch of Athens will instruct. Members urged to bring clean white cloths sheets pillow cases and a good turnout is expected.
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Glouster
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Joel Draper
Josephine Risch
Athens
WSCS to Meet Glouster Methodist Church
WSCS will meet at the Glouster Methodist Church Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Ed Kurtzman will have devotions with Mrs Dale Hoplight. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs Kate Parks and Mrs T D Me Afooes.
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Glouster
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Ed Kurtzman
Dale Hoplight
Kate Parks
T. D. MeAfooes
Jaycees to Meet Glouster Tonight
The Trimble Township Jaycees will meet today at 8 p.m. in the Mayor's Office.
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Jaycees
Glouster
Trimble Township
Chesterhill Bride Weds Ralph Wagoner in McConnelsville
Miss Jean Totman became the bride of Ralph Eugene Wagoner of Pennsville on February 1 at St. James Catholic Church in McConnelsville. The double ring ceremony was led by Fr. Edwin Yocke. The couple is from Chesterhill and Pennsville, with a reception later at the Totman grandparents’ home.
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Chesterhill
Jean Totman
Ralph Eugene Wagoner
Pennsville
St. James Catholic Church
McConnelsville
Edwin Yocke
Forest Totman
Frances Pierpoint
Linda Harris
Jack Totman
James
van Fossen
Don Geddis
Mrs
A. L. Totman
Honor Roll Announced at Glouster Trimble High School
Glouster Trimble High School announces the honor roll for the third six weeks. Seniors Mary Jo Hanley Wanda Kearns Carolyn Mor rison Lisa Oskey Danny Simons. Juniors Cecilia Cominsky Roger Hooper Deanna Erwin Susan Fleming Pauline Roback. Sophomores Patty Chaky Frances Kearns Nancy Mingus Linda Showborn Richard Snyder Stephen Williams. Freshmen Shirley Karns Diana Gierhart Carolyn Gaston Carolyn Hanley Ronnie Shover Rose Leeper Patricia Coey Marie Dunlevy.
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Mary Jo Hanley
Wanda Kearns
Carolyn Morrison
Lisa Oskey
Danny Simons
Cecilia Cominsky
Roger Hooper
Deanna Erwin
Susan Fleming
Pauline Roback
Patty Chaky
Frances Kearns
Nancy Mingus
Linda Showborn
Richard Snyder
Stephen Williams
Shirley Karns
Diana Gierhart
Carolyn Gaston
Carolyn Hanley
Ronnie Shover
Rose Leeper
Patricia Coey
Marie Dunlevy
Homemakers Club Meeting In Glouster Sews And Crochets
The Homemakers Club met at Mrs. June Humphrey’s home with eight attendees. After a business session led by Mrs. Humphrey, the group sewed and crocheted while refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Adeline Hardy’s home, and Mystery sisters will exchange Valentine gifts.
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Glouster
Homemakers Club
June Humphrey
Adeline Hardy
Mystery Sisters
Valentine
Boy Shot in Eye by BB Gun In Mount St. Mary Hospital
Fourth grade pupil Tommy Embrey was accidentally shot in the eye with a BB gun on Tuesday. He is admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital and is the son of Mr and Mrs William Embrey of Dew Street.
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Glouster
Tommy Embrey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Embrey
Dew St
Methodist Youth Fellowship Reports 14 Members Present
Fourteen members attended the Sunday meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in Nelsonville. Miss Beverly Bennett led devotions and Miss Peggy Mingus read letters from teenagers with various problems. the group discussed them. A Valentine Party is planned for next week.
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Nelsonville
F. M. Wentz
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beverly Bennett
Peggy Mingus
Primble Township Land Transfers
Ernest H. Taylor of Athens transfers three tracts of land in Glouster to the Village of Glouster primed in Primble Township land records.
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Primble Township
Ernest H. Taylor
Athens
Glouster
Cub Scout Candy Sale Set for Friday in Public Square
Nelsonville Cub Scout Pack 64 holds a candy sale in the Public Square Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All mothers should bring their candy by 10 30 a.m. Local event supports troop fundraising and community gathering.
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Nelsonville
Cub Scout Pack
Shot injures 9 year old in eye in Glouster incident
Thomas Embrey nine year old son of William Embrey of Glouster was admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital after being accidentally shot in the left eye with a B B gun on Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Embrey
William Embrey
Glouster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Police Test New Courtesy Parking Tickets in Nelsonville
Nelsonville city police began a 90 day trial of new style tickets with courtesy drop boxes around downtown. Offenders note violation and fine on envelope, place payment in envelope, seal it, and drop into one of ten boxes nightly emptied by the police chief.
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Nelsonville
Everett Hewlett
Hospital Notes From Mount St. Mary Listing Newborns and Admits
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes show several births with families from Nelsonville Millfield and Columbus, including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lester Harris and a son for Mr and Mrs Clifford Martin. Also listed are admissions of Miss Lela Little Marian Reeves Dorothy Dearth Alma Downey Ann Green Lily Belle Day Minnie Wooten and others, with discharges and blood used.
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Lester Harris
Nelsonville
Clifford Martin
Millfield
Wade Gill
Columbus
Dale Helber
Logan
Lela Little
Corning
Marian Reeves
Dorothy Dearth
Alma Downey
Athens
Ann Green
Lily Belle Day
Minnie Wooten
Carpenter
Eldridge Hanning
Patricia Brunton
New Lexington
Tommy Embrey
Glouster
Ronald Cline
Jack Kieffer
Buchtel
Michael Carter
Grove City
Martha Burdette
Glous
Two Men Fined In Nelsonville Court
Charles Martin Blair of Nelsonville was fined 10 dollars and costs for driving with one headlight. Robert Levison of Athens was fined 25 dollars and costs for driving 60 in a 35 mile zone in a ruling by Mayor Robert Auflick.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Charles Martin Blair
Robert Levinson
Athens
Ohio Bell seeks rate increase in Nelsonville area
Ohio Bell Telephone Co proposes higher monthly rates for Nelsonville residents from 35 to 50 cents with two rate zones for outlying areas and a base rise for one and four party lines. Business lines would rise 1.35 monthly and residence extensions up to 1.00. The plan cites expansion costs and rising taxes with intent to fund a 250 million expansion in three years.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Bell
Nelsonville High School Honors Two Seniors
Nelsonville High School seniors Judy Pendergrass and Jack Monk were inducted into the National Honor Society during a special assembly. The program included band music, a call to colors, scripture and prayer, an introductory speech, etc.
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Judy Pendergrass
Jack Monk
Nelsonville High School
Betty Robinette
Jim Hellyer
Phyllis Hall
Charlotte Prater
Pendergrass
Monk
Jerry Grim
Ann Kinneer
Evelyn Flowers
Martha Weller
Jeannine West
J. K. Kinneer
Prater
Badger Shares Rotary Club History and Goals
Nelsonville Rotary speaker Warren Badger recalled charter member status with C. H. Bartlett and Ralph Parks 34 years in the club. He urged reading Adventure in Service and studying the constitution, urged a stronger sergeant at arms role, and noted guests Albert Seabright Donald Cross Charles Hutton and Kenneth Snyder attended.
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Nelsonville
Warren Badger
Rotary Club
C. H. Bartlett
Ralph Parks
Ohio
Badger
Rotary
Logan
Albert Seabright
Donald Cross
Charles Hutton
Kenneth Snyder
Accident Reported on Canal Street Involving Cars
Police investigated a minor collision on Canal Street between a vehicle driven by Don W. Cross of Columbus and a parked car owned by Harry Campbell of Nelsonville. Cross blamed glare from the sun for pulling too close to the curb. no charges were filed.
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Nelsonville
Canal St
Don W. Cross
Columbus
Harry Campbell
Cross
Mount St Mary Hospital Guild to host regu lar meeting
Twig Seven of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Mrs John Brooks home 127 E Columbus St. Final plans are made for the Sweetheart Benefit Dance planned this Saturday night at the Eagles Hall.
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Twig Seven
Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Brooks
E. Columbus St
Eagles
Pirouette Club Dinner Reservations Due Feb 11
All reservations for the Pirouette Club dinner at the Presbyterian Church must be made by Thursday to Mrs. William Cox. She can be reached by telephone at 705R.
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Presbyterian Church
William Cox
Peterson's Ointment Offers Fast Relief for Piles
A classic advertisement proclaims relief from itching and smarting of piles with Peterson's Ointment. The copy claims 7 million sufferers in 40 years have found relief, with a tester praising overnight comfort and sleep. Price 50c and 75c, available at all druggists. money back guarantee.
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Peterson
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