Glouster Council to Buy Douglas Farm for City Dump
Glouster officials agreed to purchase 36 acres of the Douglas farm for 680 dollars to establish a city dump. A rear alley easement was signed by nearby property owners and the foreman was directed to open it. The council also sought a wider footbridge and reinforced enforcement of an airgun ban.
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Hollister P T A Meeting Highlights Juvenile Delinquency Talk
Hollister February PTA meeting featured Dr. Henry Jeddeloh of Ohio University discussing juvenile delinquency and the shift of character training from home to school. A potluck supper preceded the program and guests included faculty and local families. A mild chicken pox outbreak and a scarlet fever quarantine affected students while the Fourth War Loan Drive raised 4525 for the school.
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Hall Family Reports Sons in War Zones
Mr and Mrs Roy Hall announce their son Sgt Vern Hall has landed in the Pacific area after leaving a California port five weeks ago. Another son in law Cpl Richard Jones is in England and James McLain has just left Fort Hayes for training.
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Corning Man Fined for Intoxication After Hotel Lobby Arrest
Paul Farrell of near Corning was arrested Tuesday morning by Night Marshall Henry Williams in the Hotel Gordon lobby. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Thomas Williams and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Masons to Convene at Glouster Trimble Lodge Meeting
The Glouster Trimble Masonic Lodge plans a Monday 7 30 PM meeting with expected large attendance. An officer stresses the event is important and merits broad participation.
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Owen Meredith Rites To Be Held Sunday
Owen Meredith 4 a retired coal miner died Thursday night at the home of his daughter in Glouster. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at the White home 19 Maple St with interment in Shawnee. He leaves two daughters Mrs White and Mrs Lawrence Colbert of Glouster a son John of Columbus and seven grandchildren.
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Millfield
Ray White
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Meredith
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Columbus
Mrs Blower To Lead Rothwell Club At Glouster Meeting
Mrs O A McDonald led the Rothwell Club gathering at Mrs W W Bryson’s home. Officers elected include Adda Blower president Bess Henshaw vice president Lulu Bing man recording secretary Helen Noon corresponding secretary Mary Bryson treasurer and Grace Bryson pianist. Grace Bryson discussed Chinese family life and holidays noting birth significance and festival customs, with the group numbering eleven present.
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Jessie’Hill
Ora Kittle
Service News From Glouster Area Veterans Letters
Mr and Mrs Floyd McCutcheon received a V Mail from Kenneth Kasler 3 c stating he serves in the Navy in the Pacific. Lieut Steve Molnar reports transfer from Maxwell Field Alabama to Camden South Carolina for schooling after twenty two months at Guadalcanal. Andrew Goodman and Foster Goodman send word from Oakland California and Hawaii respectively detailing Navy assignments and ranks. Foster joined in July and Foster’s brother Andrew joined last June in the CHG.
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Charles H Davis 91 Dies at Glouster Home
Charles H Davis of Glouster aged 91 died Friday at his Broad Street home after a long residence there. A former Trimble Mill and Eddy Hardware worker, he later worked as a carpenter contractor. Survived by son Joe B Davis Akron, daughter Mrs Edward G Wade Columbus, three grandchildren Neal Grissett Donald and Dick Davis, two great grandchildren Charles and Flann Davis. Body at Wallace Funeral Home with calling anytime. funeral services Sunday at 11 forenoon.
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Akron
Edward G. Wade
Glouster Social Notes Show Club Dinners And Farewells
Glouster social events include the Mothers' Club farewell to farm bureau workers Carl Phillips and Charles Hawk and a three course chicken dinner at Mrs. B R Angle. Monday Sewing Club met with eight members and welcomed new member Kathryn Seiler.
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Kathryn Seiler
Nona Craft
Jessie Sharp
Mildred Hines
Americanism Topic At Auxiliary Meeting
GLOUSTER The Ladies Auxiliary marked Americanism Week with a meeting. They voted to buy a War Bond and discussed sending good books to Veterans Hospitals in Sandusky and Dayton. A 100 member count was reported, and a committee was formed to visit area families of service members.
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Mary McCann
F. Chapin
Billy VanHall
United States
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M. M. Bryson
Moleski Funeral To Be Held Monday
Stanley Chmielewski known as Moleski died in Detroit after immigrating from Poland in 1802. Survived by multiple Detroit children and Saginaw stepchildren, with one brother. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Monday at 9:00 AM, burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Stanley Chmielewski
Moleski
Detroit
Poland
Helen Konikowski
Lillian Podoske
Ella Ark
Julius
Chicago
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Ben
Jerry
Frank Nalewagko
Saginaw
Mich
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Olive Wydra
Bernice Nalewagko
Alex
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Ie E. Yocke
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Chapter O E 5 Meeting at Masonic Hall
The group will meet in the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock. A patriotic program will be presented and refreshments will be served.
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Trimble Methodist Ladies Aid Meets in February Program
Trimble Church group gathers for a February meeting at Mrs. A. L. Morrison home with co host Mrs. Helen Willeke. Georgia Sayre presides and leads a program on February birthdays of famous people followed by Lincoln and Washington birthday items and groundhog day readings.
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Ella Morrison
Grace Sayre
Edith Vaughn
Merle Danford
C. E. Palmer
Fern Johnson
Morrison
Willeke
Marie Anne
Lucy Buell
Martha Kloh
Elma Leadinghaus
Gertie Palmer
Georgia Sayre
Ann Wilson
Jeane Wolfe
Ella Lorries
Hall Funeral in Glouster Today
Funeral services for J. C Hall who died in St Elizabeth Hospital Youngstown will be held at the Church of Christ Glouster this afternoon at two oclock. He leaves wife Gladys Pough Hall two brothers Wendel and Fred Hall one sister Mrs Don Brown. He taught chemistry at Niles High School twenty years and earlier was principal in Jacksonville schools and Nelsonville high school. A Ohio University graduate Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity World War I veteran and Presbyterian Church deacon the Legion will conduct the graveside rites.
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Dinner Honors Pvt. Mer vin Skivers on Furlough in Nelsonville
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Joe Nicholson and family attended a dinner in Nelsonville hosted by Mr and Mrs Eugene Skivers in honor of Mrs Nicholson s brother Pvt Mer vin Skivers home on furlough from Camp Fannin Texas He has been rendered to Camp Meade Also present were Mr and Mrs Clarence Skivers and family of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Fred Ferrer Pontiac Mich Mrs Arthur Henderson Barberton Henry White Buchtel and Mr and Mrs Eugene Skivers and family
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Soma
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Oliver Sons In Navy And Marines Reach Home Time
Hear From Sons Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver Chauncey heard recently from their two sons in the service. Harry H. Oliver R D M 3 C with the Navy is now stationed at Weeksville Elizabeth City North Carolina. He sent his mother a large photograph of himself. He has seen overseas service. The other son Pfc William A. Oliver with the Marines is at Camp Pendleton Ocean Side Calif. He sent his mother a lovely cushion top.
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Sermon Schedule Announced for Chauncey Congregations
Rev. Gilbert Courtney will speak Sunday at 9 30 a m in Greens Run Church of Christ and at 10 30 a m at Chauncey Church of Christ during the Week of Prayer. A 7 p m service for servicemen and their families is planned.
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Funeral held for 17 year old Mrs Wilson at Chester Hill
Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ at Chauncey conducted funeral services for Mrs Wilson age 17 at Chester hill Friday afternoon with burial at Bartlett. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs Pearl Clark in Athens.
Dinner Service By Church Women
The Women's Council of the Church of Christ will serve a chicken dinner in the church social rooms on Tuesday evening. Serving begins at 5 o'clock.
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Edwards announce birth of Dorothy Andria
Mr and Mrs Austin Edwards Hollister Road announce the birth of a daughter born February 13. She is named Dorothy Andria. Dave Edwards Hollister Road is the grandfather.
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Clerks Union Plans Special Meeting in Glouster
Retail Clerks Union will hold a special meeting in the mayor's office at Glouster Monday evening at eight o'clock. Members are urged by the president to attend this meeting.
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Fourth War Bond Sales in Chauncey Dover District
The Fourth War Loan Drive in the Chauncey Dover district netted 27,639.50 with February bond purchases still credited. County Chairman Fred Sands and Chauncey Dover Chair Max Wilson thank volunteers and solicitors including Ruth Smith Lizzie Canter Lizzie Dickerson Mary Ferrel Dew Betty Kotgan Thelma Ferrer Jennie Jackson Lizzie Harvey Mary Kasler Bessie Johnston Betty Boling Denver Bricker Ruth Hartley Gilbert Courtney Analee Vore Marinda Cruikshank William Hines Grover Patton Anna Kozma Eda Heffken Madeline Rankin Francis Wallace.
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Max Wilson
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Ruth Smith
Lizzie Canter
Lizzie Dickerson
Mary Ferre! Dew
Betty Kottgan
Thelma Ferrer
Jennie Jackson
Lizzie Harvey
Mary Kasler
Bessie Johnston
Betty Boling
Denver Bricker
Ruth Hartley
Gilbert Courtney
Analee Vore
Marinda Cruikshank
William Hines
Grover Patton
Anna Pearl Kozma
Eda Heffken
Madeline Rankin
Francis Wallace
Ladies Aid Quilting Circle Plans Next Session
The Methodist Church Chauncey Ladies Aid Society held an all day quilting session Wednesday. Members present included Mrs Elizabeth Harvey, Mrs Mary Dew, Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs Bessie Nicholson and Mrs Blanche Champlin. They will quilt again next Wednesday.
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Chauncey Woman's Class Opens Meeting at Johnson Home
Chauncey A opens a Women s Class of the Church of Christ Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Homer Johnson with class president Mrs Carl Shafer in charge Mrs Rice Thomas to present the lesson and Mrs William Hartley to lead the program.
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Chauncey Dover School Drives Scrap Drive Success
Pupils of Chauncey Dover Schools led a successful scrap drive collecting waste paper scrap metal tin cans and fats in the Chauncey Dover district. Chauncey Millfield and Sugar Creek children joined the effort in the community collection.
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Pvt. Robert Bescoe Leaves for Fort Meade on Furlough
Pvt. Robert Bescoe departed Millfield on Thursday heading to Fort Meade Maryland after a furlough spent with his sister Mrs John Finnearty. Also visiting were Mrs Pearl Misner and her daughters Johnnie Bescoe from Mantus Mississippi and Marcella Bryan from Jacksonville.
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John Finnearty
Pearl Misner
Johnnie Bescoe
Mantus
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Marines Return to Camp Lejeune After Furlough
Arthur Chiki and Pfe. Bala Chiki of the U S Marine Corps return to Camp Lejeune New River NC after furlough with agents Mr and Mrs Josephiki and family at Sugar Creek. Both graduates of Chauncey Dover High School and previously at Parris Island before New River deployment.
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Sergeant Don E Bridgewater on ten day furlough
Sergeant Don E Bridgewater returned Friday to North Carolina air field for a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater at Chauncey They recently moved into a new home on High Street almost a year after their previous residence on the same site was destroyed by fire
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Leonard Lennigar announces birth of daughter in The Plains
Leonard Lennigar reports the recent birth of a daughter at their home in The Plains. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares the joyful news with the community.
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Chauncey Personal Notices Return From Furlough
In Chauncey Instructor Lewis W Sanders and wife and daughter Louanne return to North Carolina after a furlough with relatives. He teaches at Seymour Field North Carolina and the family resides in Calypso. They stayed with his parents Clarence E Sanders Millfield and brother Dr C N Sanders Millfield. Measles illness eases for Richard Ley Chauncey son of Mr and Mrs John J Ley. Mrs John Slater plans The Plains Garden Club meeting at her home Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Paul Tipton as president.
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Barney) Sanders
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Richard
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