Glouster War Veterans Urged to Register for Defense Work
The Frank Mc Cann Post No 414 announces a February 22 registration drive for The American Legion members and World War veterans. Commander Seckinger stresses voluntary participation and notes the effort aligns with civilian status and potential future home defense service.
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the Sunday Messenger
Athens
Glouster
American Legion
National Defense
Frank McCann
Seckinger
Legion
American Legion National Defense
Coach Olsen Honored At Farewell Party
More than 100 Hollister High School students and staff surprised coach P. Irvin Olsen at a farewell party. He is leaving to join the U S Marines and report to Quantico Virginia on February 24.
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Glouster
Hollister High School
P. Irvin Olsen
U. S. Marines
Quantico
Olsen
John Kurzmarski
Athens
Hollister
Betty Jane Kay
PTA
Jack Rothery
Miller
Mr. Olsen
Church of Christ Honors New Minister in Surprise Reception
In Glouster the Church of Christ welcomed new minister C. B. Tigner and his family with a Friday evening reception. The program directed by Mrs. J. H. Henshaw featured Love as the theme with singing by W. W. Wallace, a pantomime duet by Mrs. C. F. Williams and Mrs. Dwight Clark, and a Bible reading by Margaret Jane Tigner Delores Stansberry and Barbara Beal as Faith Hope and Love. H. H. Vian delivered the message on The Cross a Symbol of Love and welcomed the Tigners. About 125 attendees enjoyed refreshments in the basement social rooms.
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Juanita Williams
Byers
Margaret Jane Tigner
Delores Stansberry
Barbara Beal
H. H. Vian
Tigner
Simple Character House Draws Popular Interest
The adaptable building with a simple character features independent two bedrooms and bath. Financed with a Federal Housing Administration insured mortgage, the mid Western property is valued at 6500 by the FHA.
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Federal Housing Administration
mid-West
FHA
Miller Undertaking case orders sale of Deerfield farm in Morgan County
Morgan County Court awards the Miller Undertaking Co. $424.25 in the Ernest D. Norris case and orders the Deerfield farm sold. Additional notes cover wills, estates, inventories, and transfers involving residents of Deerfield, Chesterhill, Malta, Stockport, and Parkersburg, with vehicle purchase and equipment exchanges noted.
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McConnellville
Miller Undertaking Co
Ernest D. Norris
Deerfield
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Glouster reports two social events with the Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church hosting a Valentine party at E. H. Taylor’s home and Garden Club members meeting at Mrs. Bulloch’s, featuring readings, music, and planned fundraisers. Out-of-town funeral attendees and a Junior Progressive Study Club meeting are also noted.
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Progressive Study Club
Robert Bulloch
Hill St
Bishopville Woman Dies in California After Illness
Glouster resident Mrs. Glenn Reed aged 37 died Friday in Santa Anna California after influenza complications. Survived by two sons Glenn Jr 18 and Richard 16, mother Mrs E W Smith sister Mrs Carlos Keller, brothers Dwight and Byron, and mother in law Mrs C F Reed. Funeral in Santa Anna Monday. She was a Glouster High graduate and former Ohio University student and teacher.
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C. F. Reed
Jacksonville
Ohio
Glenn Reed
Santa Anna
1941 Auto Tags Go On Sale March First
GLOUSTER New auto tags arrive in the city. Deputy registrar H. A. Rogers says the maroon tags have white letters and figures X-T and X-Y. Bring titles to Front St. office to get a special-number tag. Tags go on sale March 1. Rogers will attend deputy registrar school in Marietta Monday evening.
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Glouster
H. A. Rogers
Front St
Rogers
Marietta
Greens Run Ladies Aid Honor Birthdays At Parish House
Greens Run's Ladies Aid Society met at the parish house with president Lena Leake in charge. Members celebrated birthdays for Bessie Cartwright Mae Showers Myrtle Olbers Iva Hanley and Elfie Ross and heard scripture read by Angie Fierbaugh. Prizes went to Bessie Cartwright and Lola Gillett. Luncheon honored Valentine Day and Washington's Birthday.
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Greens Run
Ladies Aid Society
Lena Leake
Angie Fierbaugh
Bessie Cartwright
Mae Showers
Myrtle Olbers
Iva Hanley
Elfie Ross
Ross
Lola Gillett
Garnet Keeton
Clarisa Nutter
Washington
Clara Cannon
Clarissa Nutter
Mary Cartwright
Helen Fierbaugh
Lolla Gillett
Effie Cartwright
Vivian Fierce
Bernice Orme
Orpha Ayers
Hilma Chalfant
Alex Ross
Anna Ross
Cleveland
Paul van Dusen
Frank Madigan
Michael Danko
Mulfield
John
Canton
Columbus
Drury Drugs Triumph in Two Bowling Victories
Drury Drugs defeated Ier's Sales Room in both matches Friday night. The Drug team won by over 150 pins in each game while Sales Room avoided a clean sweep with a 38 pin edge in the second game. Maxine Johnston led with a 192 single and 506 triple, with Faye Lantz and Margaret A McCune posting 477 and 471 respectively.
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Glouster
Drury
Ier
Sales Room
Maxine Johnston
Faye Lantz
Margaret A. McCune
Vinton County Court Notes and Draft Updates
The record covers a divorce petition filed Feb. 13 by Clyde Stewart against Marie Stewart and a not guilty verdict for three Athens County residents charged with assault and battery. It also lists draft call replacements and volunteers, population figures from the 1940 census by township, and several personnel changes in Vinton County boards of education.
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McArthur
Clyde Stewart
Marie Stewart
Stewart
Stewarts
A. L. Chatfield
Robert Riley
Delmer Taylor
Jesse Dowler
Athens County
Henry Sprague Jr
Hamden
John Ellis Morris
McArthur Rt. 2
Joseph Anderson
Zaleski
Lawrence Lowe
Radcliff
George Molihan
Charles Rhoades
Joseph Ogle
Fort Hayes
Vinton County
Hubert Adkins
Carpenter Rt
Ansel Morris
New Plymouth
Lewis Hayburn
James Martin
William Henderson
Brown
Clinton
Eagle
Elk
Harrison
Jackson
Knox
Madison
Richland
Swan
Wilkesville
Clarence Higns
Frank W. Beckley
B. Robbins
Floyd Buskirk
Karl McKinniss
Vance Specht
Knox Rural
Cecil Staneart
L. M. Colley
Raymond Daft
Nathan Allman
E. A. Wyckoff
Clifford Greathouse
Joseph Reed
Lantz
Earl Foreman
Vinton Rural
Carl Cottrill
Carol Bowen
Grateful Glouster Junior Play Cast Thanks Helpers
The Junior play cast under Miss Dora Ervin expresses appreciation to Miss Jane Murray for cooperation. Thanks also go to Miss Betty Hoyt McCoy for assistance, to the home economics girls who made candy, and to all others who helped make the play a success.
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Dora Ervin Mores
Jane Murray
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Chauncey Mothers Bible Class Met At Zion Church Home
The Plains Zion Baptist Church group meets at Erma Barstow s home with music readings and recitations and a valentine exchange. Members bring box lunches and coffee and mints are served. Next meeting set for the first Tuesday in March at Opal McHarg s home with Leatha Hale and Dorothy Gabriel as assistant hostesses.
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Chauncey
Plains Zion Baptist Church
Erma Barstow
Opal McHarg
Leatha Hale
Dorothy Gabriel
Harvey Nye Returns From Hospital
Chauncey Harvey Nye returned Thursday from the Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta. He was accompanied home by his sons Dr. Robert Nye and Floyd Nye. Mr Nye was taken to the hospital two weeks ago for treatment and is reported to be much improved.
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Chauncey
Harvey Nye
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Robert Nye
Floyd Nye
Nye
Hamden Social And Personal Highlights And Local Notices
Last Thursday evening the Methodist Epworth League held a devotional service after a social hour in the church basement with Rev. R. S. Daniel and others attending. The Hamden PTA met with president Mrs. Charles McWilliams in charge, noting progress in children's dental care and plans to purchase scales and a fever thermometer for the school. Willis Dixon honored Abraham Lincoln with a program. high school faculty named for the March meeting. Local residents visiting Hamden included Miss Betty Lee Lamb Corning, Mrs. Marvin Murry and George Morris from Dayton, and others. Several residents traveled to Columbus for hospital care or enlistments. new soldiers include Richard Brooks and Charles Rhodes. Ohio State University students Nora Mac Neville and Mary Jane Cox visited. many locals hosted visitors from Columbus. Mrs. Charles McCoppin returned from Florida visits. Mrs. Frank Leach ill with pleurisy. A premature baby girl born Feb. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calvin was buried in Hamden Cemetery.
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Hamden
Methodist Epworth League
R. S. Daniel
D. M. Bryson
Jean Bagley
Nellie Pierce
Deborah Davisson
Nita Cunningham
Katheryn Gerty
Jean Spencer
Ollie Tedrow
Wanda Rinehart
Bob Burns
John Burns
John Senegar
Clarence Jewell
Paul Jewell
Bernard McCatherine
Lemar Sprague
Douglas Brown
Hamden P.T.A
Charles McWilliams
Willis Dixon
Abraham Lincoln
Freiner Biffle
Dixon
Betty Lee Lamb
Corning
Marvin Murry
George Morris
Dayton
Bert Morris
O. N. Foreman
Columbus
Foreman
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Richard Brooks
Herman Brooks
U. S. Army
Shelby
Charles Rhodes
Henry Rhodes
Vinton County
McArthur
Fort Hayes
Nora Mac Neville
Mary Jane Cox
Ohio State University
Charles Keeney
Hiram Cox
Roy Robbins
Charles McCoppin
Florida
Frank Leach
Clem Dickman
Cincinnati
Frank Calvin
Hamden Cemetery
Samuel Savage funeral held in The Plains Church
The funeral for Samuel Savage 61 was conducted Friday at the Church of Christ in The Plains. Survivors include wife Mary and children Mary Lee Day, Eilene Kirkendall, Nomi, Raymond, and Thomas Savage. Rev. Lester Stanley led the service, with songs by Hazel LaHugh Isabel Courtney and Florence Pendergrass. Clerks Union sets meeting February 19 at 7 30 in the I O C F Hall.
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Chauncey
Samuel Savage
Church of Christ
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social pages report births and visits. Mr and Mrs Jack McCallister announce the birth of a son named Larry Lee. Lawrence Walters and son Ralph of Chauncey visited Columbus and relatives in Columbus. Mary Carolyn Bricker returns from Cincinnati with her mother Mrs Charlotte Bricker. Dinners and visits occur among Athens residents including Mrs Charles Daugherty and guests. Isabel Bradfield and Dr and Mrs C N Sanders visit Columbus. Charles Bradfield Jr returns home by Stouts Ambulance after a stay at White Cross Hospital.
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Chauncey
Jack McCallister
The
Plains
Larry Lee
Bessie Walters
Ralph
Columbus
J. S. Hostetter
Edgar Wingett
Walter
Charlotte Bricker
Mary Carolyn
Cincinnati
Charles Daugherty
Frank Sweeney
Fred Shafer
George Cradlebaugh
Athens
Christine Brown
Bunkie
Chester Baughman
Dwight Ferrer
Junie Courtney
Bunkie Brown
Isabel Bradfield
C. N. Sanders
Charles Brad
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