Glouster Schools Demonstrate New Recording Machine
In near zero weather 21 Kiwanians met at Hotel Gordon to hear Supt. L. G. DeLong speak via the Bell-Howell recording machine recently purchased for Glouster schools. DeLong outlined intended school use, then the device played three vocal trios by DeLong, Neil Roberts, and Richard Simcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gordon
C. F. Wallace
Harold Brown
L. G. DeLong
DeLong
Roger Kittle
Glouster School
Neil Roberts
Richard Simcox
Porter Dugan
Joe Williams
James Clemons
Dick Guinther
Jack Munden
Bob Smith
George H. Campbell
E. D. Coffman
Enlon Grubbs
Ray White
B. R. Angle
Marcella Brown
Ernest Jones
Dan Kovach
Lawrence Colbert
Supt. L. G. DeLong
James Settles
William Curran
E. H. Taylor
Youth Meet Attends Conference In Nelsonville
The Rev. Carl Wetherell and church group from Jacksonville Methodist Church took Youth Fellowship members Grace Ann Hartley Billy Bartels Joy Lou and Everett Wetherell to Nelsonville Monday for a conference on worship service and missionary activities. The senior Youth Fellowship plans to travel to Lancaster Saturday for the Midwinter Institute ending with a 6 p.m. dinner.
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Glouster
Carl Wetherell
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Grace Ann Hartley
Billy Bartels
Joy Lou
Everett Wetherell
Wetherell
Lancaster
Two Announce Plans to Run in City Democratic Race
Two more candidates filed for the Democratic primary as of yesterday. Carl Wright will contest with Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. for mayor, while Fred Hambel has filed to run for council on the Democratic ticket.
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Glouster
Carl Wright
Thomas Williams, Sr
Fred Hambel
Council
Two Degrees Above Zero In Glouster Temperature Rises
Glouster records show several thermometers at two degrees above zero early Wednesday. By 3 p.m. the temperature had climbed to 10 degrees as the day warmed.
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Glouster
Eagles Lodge Contributes To Drive In Glouster
Mayor Thomas Williams reports a $25.85 donation from the Eagles Lodge to the March of Dimes fund raised at Saturday’s Eagles Hall dance. Individual gifts include Dan Kovach 2.50 Mrs. Lewis Clark 1 Joe McDonald 0.50 and the Rothwell Club 5. With eight days left until February 15 the mayor urges further contributions to County Headquarters care of Mrs. Church Athens.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
Dan Kovach
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Joe McDonald
Rothwell Club
Williams
Joint meeting of Senior and Junior Progressive Study clubs
The Senior and Junior Progressive Study Clubs met Tuesday in the high school building with hostesses Mrs. L. G. DeLong and Mrs. Steve Emry. Donald Goldsberry operated the projector for three film reels including John Charles Thomas programs The World We Want To Live In and Rubber Goes to War. Candy was served to listed members of both clubs after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Anderson
John Blower
Lalla Danford
W. G. Hughes
Lou Munden
Sara W. Willis
L. G. DeLong
Willis Blower
Frances Thomas
Edna Binderbasin
James Settles
Lee Settles
Richard Simcox
Ray Leake
Helen Binderbasin
Dick Guinther
Ralph Darling
Roger Kittle
Eugene Jones
Ben Swartz
Glouster Church Board Holds Monday Meeting
The official board of the Glouster Church of Christ met at the church Monday evening to transact routine business. Earnest Jones served as chairman and presided.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Earnest Jones
Women of the Moose Meet in Glouster Chapter 244
The Women of the Moose Glouster Chapter 244 will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the chapter room joining members for discussion and planning sessions.
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Women of Moose
Glouster
Women of the Moose
Meades of Columbus Visit Cox Family in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meade of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Meade’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cox, on Glouster Route 2.
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Glouster
Gordon Meade
Columbus
Mrs. Meade
Dave Cox
County buys eight trailers for veterans housing plan
Perry County commissioners ordered eight 27 by 90 inch trailers from McCall Coach Co at 2086 dollars each, part expected in February. Total cost 16688 with 27022.89 in veterans housing funds. No apportionment or rental value decided yet. Also a divorce petition filed by Marie Bussemer New Lexington against Frederick Bussemer Los Angeles with three children. A separate case Morris A Willison Roseville vs Annabel Willison Crooksville, married July 27, 1944.
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New Lexington
McCall Coach Co
Springfield
Veterans Housing
Marie Bussemer
Frederick Bussemer
Los Angeles
Calif
Greenup Ky
Morris A. Willison
Roseville
Annabel Willison
Crooksville
Arraigned in Ohio on non-support charge
Chester R. Wilson appeared before Judge A S McGonagle after return from Grand Rapids Michigan and was ordered to pay 35 dollars monthly for his minor children plus 9.51 dollars costs. He must not violate Ohio law and abstain from intoxicants and report monthly by letter or in person to probation officer Eugene Hynus.
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Chester R. Wilson
A. S. McGonagle
Perry County
Grand Rapids Mich
Ohio
Eugene Hynus
January marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Davis
Twenty marriage licenses were issued from the office of Probate Judge John D. Davis in January, a decrease of nine from January 1946.
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John D. Davis
Executrix Account Filed in Molyneau Estate
Mabel Jones files an executrix account in probate court for the Lillian Molyneau estate listing property valued at 13 663 64 dollars.
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Mabel Jones
Lillian Molyneau
Removal hearing asked for in Sar ah Guests estate
A probate petition seeks removal of executor R M Alpach from the estate of Sarah Elizabeth Guests of Somerset. The hearing is scheduled for February 4 in probate court to determine suitability and grounds for removal.
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Sarah Elizabeth Guests
Somerset
R. M. Alpach
Notary Files Dugan Commission. Rabid Animal Reports In Perry County
Clerk Lloyd Stoughton files a three year notary commission for John W. Dugan of New Lexington dated January 21 1947. Rabid animals reported include a cow owned by Roger Flowers near St Joseph Church and two dogs. Several divorce and alimony suits filed including Phyllis C Corp vs Ola Corp Jr with child custody. Lara Tewksbury vs Finley Tewksbury seeking restoration of maiden name. Ethel Essington vs Paul Essington with alimony claims. Lewis Anspach vs Betty Jane Anspach for custody and household goods. Clarice Cox vs Matthew Cox for cruelty and three children.
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Lloyd Stought
John W. Dugan
New Lexington
Jack Stafford
Roger Flowers
St. Joseph Church
Russell Crossman
Thornville
Glen Anspack
Phyllis C. Corp
Ola Corp, Jr
Moxahala
Lara Tewksbury
Crooksville
Finley Tewksbury
Roseville
Lara Jones
Ethel Essington
Paul Essington
Lewis Anspach
Betty Jane Anspach
Clarice Cox
Matthew Cox
Trimble Weekend Guests Include Ohio Visitors
Mrs. Oscar Epley of Hartville Ohio was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs James A Parish at Trimble Route 1. Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Paul Wood of Zanesville.
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Trimble
Oscar Epley
Hartville
Ohio
James A. Parish
Paul Wood
Zanesville
Jack Turner Registers at Ohio University Athens
Jack Turner traveled to Athens on Wednesday to enroll in Ohio University. He plans to take an agriculture course.
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Glouster
Jack Turner
Athens
Ohio University
Jack
WWII servicemen education median higher than WWI veterans
The statement notes a shift in education levels between generations, with World War II service men averaging around the second year of high school, while World War I veterans averaged about the sixth grade. This reflects broader changes in schooling access and compulsory education over the early 20th century.
Local Marriage Licenses Recorded in Crooksville Area
James Max Cross aged 30 a Roseville Coal Co. agent of Crooksville and Jean C. Ross aged 25 a Crooksville seamstress were married with Rev. Huston officiating Albert D. Zartman aged 23 a Somerset laborer and Wilma G. Wagoner aged 25 of New Lexington were likewise wed in a separate ceremony.
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James Max Cross
Roseville Coal Co
Crooksville
Jean C. Ross
Mr. Huston
Albert D. Zartman
Somerset
Wilma G. Wagoner
New Lexington
Realty Transfers In Clayton Shawnee Monday Creek Townships
Real estate transfers include Carl E. Cannon and Frances E. Madden to Norman Miller for a Clayton Township tract. Francis A. Marshall and others to Joseph and Wanda Callahan for Lot 295 in Shawnee. Ollie Summers and others to Charles and Lydia Huffines for a Monday Creek Township tract. Emma C. Goodlive and others to George E. and Edna Bell for a Harrison Township tract.
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Carl E. Cannon
Frances E. Madden
Asbury Cannon
Norman Miller
Clayton Township
Francis A. Marshall
Joseph and
Wanda Callahan
Shawnee
Ollie Summers
Charles
Lydia Huffines
Monday Creek
Emma C. Goodlive
George E
Edna Bell
Harrison Towship
Water bills due by 30th or service cut off
Chauncey board warns water customers to pay by the 30th to avoid shutoff and a $1 reconnect fee. Edward Jones, water and sewage superintendent, will collect bills daily from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the plant after cards are received.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Board of Public Affairs
Edward Jones
Chauncey Water and Sewage System
Chauncey Pastor Conducts Funeral for Emma Chubb
The Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the First Church of Christ Chauncey conducted funeral services for Mrs. Emma Chubb at Dowler-Ferguson funeral home in Athens. He also assisted in services for W. D. Robinson at the First Christian Church.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
Athens
Emma Chubb
Dowler-Ferguson
Mr. Courtney
W. D. Robinson
First Christian Church
Funeral Rites Held For Linda Carol Slay
Those from out of town who attended the funeral rites Saturday of Linda Carol Slay 16 day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Slay Sr were Mr and Mrs Arthur Brady and daughter Nancy Marion, Herman Slay Dayton Amer Slay Circleville Mr and Mrs Virgil Slay Haydenville Mr and Mrs Vernon Syx and daughter Anna Marie Amesville.
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Glouster
Linda Carol Slay
Earl Slay
Arthur Brady
Nancy
Marion
Herman Slay
Dayton
Amer Slay
Circleville
Virgil Slay
Haydenville
Vernon Syx
Anna Marie
Amesville
Esther Class Of Church Has Meeting
Esther Class of First Methodist Church Chauncey held a Monday night gathering at the president Helen Nicholson’s home. Ruth Bridgewater won the contest award and Betty Boling the mystery prize. Betty Grandstaff attended.
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Chauncey
Esther
First Methodist Church
Helen Nicholson
Mill Sr
Mrs. Patterson
W. Mound St
Carfreys Return From Columbus Visit
Chauncey Mrs. Charles Carfrey and sons David and Daniel of The Plains return from a Columbus trip to visit Mrs. Carfrey’s parents Mr. and Mrs. William D. Tucker. The Rev. Charles Carfrey was entertained at dinner Sunday by Mrs. Carrie Nida and Mrs. Jane Nida at Mrs. Nida's home.
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Chauncey
Charles Carfrey
David
Daniel
Plains
Columbus
Mrs Grace Crabtree Enters Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Grace Crabtree of Chauncey entered Sheltering Arms Hospital this week for minor surgery. The report states she underwent a routine procedure with no complications and is described as recovering in the hospital.
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Chauncey
Grace Crabtree
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth of Daughter Sherry Lynne for Mr and Mrs Bryan
Mrs Albert Jack Chauncey announces the birth of a daughter, Sherry Lynne, to her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Mott Bryan of Mentone Indiana former Athens County residents. The Bryans have two other children Mary Ellen and Jimmie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M O Bryan of Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Albert Jackson
Sherry Lynne
Mott Bryan
Mentone
Ind
Bryan
Athens County
Mary Ellen
Jimmie
M. O. Bryan
Lower Plains
Baptism and New Members at The Plains Methodist Church
At The Plains Methodist Church last Sunday, baptism and reception of members were conducted by Pastor Charles R. Caffrey. Those baptized: Mary A. Evans, Mary K. Horn, Pauline E. Knowlton, and James Paul Smith. Those received into membership: Beatrice M. Smith, David D. Nannah, Mary A. Evans, Pauline E. Knowlton, Mary K. Horn, Bernice V. Deeters, Betty Bryan, and Juanita McDonald.
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Chauncey
Plains Methodist Church
Charles R. Caffrey
Mary A. Evans
Mary K. Horn
Pauline E. Knowlton
James Paul Smith
Norman
Beatrice Smith
Beatrice M. Smith
David D. Nannah
Bernice V. Deeters
Betty Bryan
Juanita McDonald
Minstrel Show Set for Chauncey High School Auditorium
Nelsonville Business and Professional Women announce a minstrel show in Chauncey at the high school auditorium on Friday February 14 to benefit the Chauncey-Dover High School Band.
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Chauncey
Nelsonville
Visit in Indiana for Chauncey family
Mr. and Mrs. O. Bryan of Lower Plains left this week for Mentone Indiana to stay with their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Mott Bryan. They visited daughters Mrs. Jennie Jackson Chauncey and Erma Bryan in Logan before leaving.
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Bryans
Chauncey
O. Bryan
Lower Plains
Mentone
Ind
Mott Bryan
Jennie Jackson
Erma Bryan
Logan
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