Burr Oak Dam Project Discussed at Glouster Meeting
Kiwanis Club hears Rev. A G Winkle on Edison legacy and M M Bryson on the Ohio Postwar Planning Commission linking Burr Oak Dam to state and federal funding. Glouster High loses both games to Murray City 52 29 in varsity and 25 14 in reserves. hospital update on Eildon Skinner at White Cross Hospital after hand injury.
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Winkle
Thomas Edison
Edison
M. M. Bryson
Ohio Postwar Planning Commission
Burr Oak
Ohio Genereal Assembly
General Assembly
Glouster
Murray City
Glouster High School
Dloor
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Roberts
Byers
Wilson
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Morris
Wooter
Lauriskey
Donson J
Ghouster
Zimmer
Kurtzman Co
Commis
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C. C. Cham
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Congress
Trin.ogo
Flanning Commission
General
Varsity
Giouster
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Conservation Department
Roberts _ dD
Buchman
Rogers
Morrison
George W. Rose
Dan Anderson
Kovach
W. D. Witham
George H. Campbell
Jon Grubbs
Thomas Williams
Hillyer
E. Turner
Dan Kovach
A. G.louriskey
Mar
Alichney
Jella Jonas
Sabo
George Rose
Donson
Wolfe
Kennison
Sapp
Meredith
Chauncey
Eildon Skinner
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Chauncey Mine
Glouster Social Notes Recaps Frances Willard Tea and Local Meetings
Glouster WCTU members hosted their Frances Willard Tea at Mrs. J H Henshaw’s home with devotions readings and a hymn solo. The community notes list lodge and church classes meeting, birthdays, Legion Auxiliary gathering, and local visits plus war telegrams and family updates.
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L. Altman
Birth announcements and service members notes from Glouster area
With Service Men Of Glouster Area T. Set and Mrs Harold Roberts announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday February 7 at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Roberts and Mr and Mrs Allison Linscott. The baby's father is stationed at Camp Robinson Ark. Mrs Ruth Swaro learns her husband Sart J E Swaro is in Germany with the First Army. Their seven month old son Richie is with her parents. Pfe Andrew J Price has sent snapshots from New Guinea the Netherlands East Indies and the Philippines where he is now stationed. Dick Heisketl stationed at Terrytown WA is on furlough at home. Staff Sergeant Hall arrived in the States from Italy February 3 visiting Miss Mary Isabel Bryson. He has served one and a half years seven months overseas. At the conclusion of furlough he will report to California. Brigadier Tessonnt Bosse in Morgantown enters hospital Chauncey McGuriney Pendersra wife of Blest Pendergrass removed no ambulance in the Athens area. Florence
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T. Set
Harold Roberts
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Ray Roberts
Loral
Allison Linscott
Corning
RB. D
Camp Robinson
Ark
Ruth Swaro
J. E. Swaro
Germany
First Army
Pfe
Dick Heisketl
Terrytawn
Hall
Italy
Mary Isabel Bryson
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California
Tse Teasstonnt
Bossim
Morgantaya
Glouster Knights of Pythias Hold Founding Anniversary
Glowster lodge Knights of Pythias observes the anniversary of the order in the United States with a dinner from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Members may attend dinner in that window. A program follows featuring music readings and an address by a guest speaker.
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The
Glouster
Knights of Pythias
Order
Unitedd States
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Initiation Tonight
Initiation at Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge is planned for 7:20 tonight. The work will be exemplified by last year's team and a Valentine party will follow with refreshments served.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah
Sign of Spring Reported on W Main Chauncey
Chauncey resident Chauncey Leg Schoon observed goslin around his home on Wednesday, declaring the sight a cool sign that spring is near. The report notes the location on West Main Street and frames the observation as a local omen of seasonal change.
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Chauncey
Schoonaver
W. Main St
Goedin
Chauncey Couple Weds In Pomeroy Recently
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson announce the January 22 wedding of Ariella Chauncey to Richard Herdman in Pomeroy. Attendants included Mary Kollister Ruby Roberts and Dorothy Simmers. The groom a Seaman Second Class in the Merchant Marines has returned to New York City. Both graduates of Chauncey Dover High School.
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Chauncey
Lewis Johnson
Holince
Ariella
Richard Herdman
James Herdman
Pomeroy
Mary Kollister
Ruby Roberts
Dorothy Simmers
iChauncey
Merchant Marines
New York City
Chauncey-Dover High School
Mrs Showalter Fractures Left Wrist in Fall
Chauncey. Mrs. Sarah Showalter of Millfield fractured her left wrist after slipping on the porch. She had recently recovered from a previously broken right arm suffered in a fall several weeks earlier.
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Chauncey
Sarah Showalter
Millfield
Chauncey man in hospital for shoulder injury recovery
James Duffee of Chauncey, brother of Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, is back in St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg for further treatment on a fractured shoulder and arm sustained in a fall on an icy Parkersburg street in early December. His arm and shoulder have been cast.
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Chauncey
James Duffee
Athens
Thomas Hamilton
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Miss Ima Evans to Speak at Millfield Church
Miss Ima Evans, a state worker of the Church of Christ, will speak at the Millfield Church of Christ Friday at 6 p.m. She will show teaching methods for children and present dramatizations. Children, teachers, and parents in the church are invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Ima Evans
Church of ‘Christ
Millfield Church of Christ
Condition of Mrs Eliza Kaizenback in Chauncey serious
In Chauncey Mill Street resident Mrs Eliza Kaizenback remains in serious condition after a year in hospital. Her six daughters Mrs Allie Swart Anna Smith Mary Schoonover Elia Constant Katie Knight and Lucy Covert take turns aiding in her care. Chauncey Dwyer Schools students had their pictures taken and distributed Wednesday announced by Supt W Matthews.
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Chauncey
Eliza Kaizenback
Mill St
Allie Swart
Anna Smith
Mary Schoonover
Elia. Consant
Katie Knight
Lucy Covert
Chauncey-Dwyer
Supt. W
Matthews
False Teeth Pasteeth Ad Claims At Local Drug Store
A garbled advertisement promises a remedy for loose false teeth. It touts a non acid powder named Pasteeth that allegedly secures teeth without taste or sour breath effects. Read as a product pitch appearing in a local drug store promotion.
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Iety Drug Store
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Chauncey Service Man In England Hops To Heal
Tech Sergeant Francis Abdella in England reports recovery after an appendectomy and mentions 23 missions completed with 12 more slated. He has been overseas eight months, drafted 22 months ago, and is a Chauncey Dover High School graduate. A cable to his mother Mrs Mary Abdella Preston notes his improving condition.
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Chauncey
England
Francis Abdella
Dover
Mary Abdella Preston
Tech
Sand
Abdella
Chauncey~ Dover High School
Rubetts
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Athens Messenger
Glouster Civic
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Rev
A. G Winkle
M. M Bryson
Kifcad
Marcellne Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Loyal Women’s
Church of Christ
Hazel Janchius
Ella Johnson
Julia Byers
Jane Donvaldson
John Henry
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American
Paul McAllister
Wweek
McConnelsville
James Volmer
M-M High School
Bernice Lowery
Pfe. Norman
Lowery
France
163Rd
Signal Corps
Geni
Patch
Eileen
Mary Cairelli
Morris Holiness Church
James ‘Mullins
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Jose Valu
the Rhine
Ruhr
Aathas
Cologne
Weppertal
Felbon
Remacheid Wipperfurth
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Uthern Holland
Rhine
Ruhr River
Duisberg
Duesseldorf
Essen
Dortmund
Hamm
Duisburg
Nelsonville
Coats
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Tan Ad
Npcet
Chauncey - M
Cngriney Pendersra
Chaune
Sulu
Florence
Auguste Bartholdi
Colmay
Bartholdi
U.S
Lodge
Mutual Stores, Inc
Jessie
Margaret
Wilidor Lovsey
Atia
Oscar Lovesey
Kay Francis Gillian
Alfred Deal
Virginia Lee
Dora Alice Smith
Norma Jean
Tryon
Sonny
Tommy Lovsey
Bob Gillian
Bill Tryon
Emma Deal
Oscar Lovsey, Jr
William Lovsey
Oscar Lovsey
Cussins
Mr. Dairyman
White House
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