Gloucester High Alumni Elect Officers in Open Meeting
The Gloucester High Alumni Association met Tuesday night at the high school. Officers elected include President Harold Conwell, Vice President Al Craft, Secretary Mary Fran Carpenter, Treasurer Robert KK. Annual dues set at 50 cents, with a committee appointed to start collections.
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Glouster High Po
Aonual
Harold Conwell
al Craft
Mary Fran Carpenter
Robert
David Jacksonville
Jona
Rainey Trimble
Catholic Ladies Study Group Holds Meeting
Mrs. Robert Dennison hosted at Maple Street as Catholic Ladies Club held a Bible history epic reading and readings by Mrs. F P Kientz and others. Members listed include Mrs. William Echstenkamper and Miss Mary McCann among many attendees. Meeting place changes set for Jacksonville office of clerk J Alban and March session there.
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oJan Waal
John Exenkam
H. Chute
Agnes Irk
Will Wolf
George Jompson
Carl Orndorf
Wolf
Joe Thyne
Katertels
Lucille Joseph
Orge Madrie
George Veraten
Nell McCann
Argaret Stoecklein
Mary Mcvin
Dennison
Glouster
Trimble
J. Alban
Jacksonville
Huron Notified of Divorce Petition in Athens County Case
Lee Huron is served notice that Fair ace Hura has filed for divorce in Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio case number 3362. Hearing scheduled on or after March 21 1936. Florence H Huron T O Nell attorney January 30 1960 typing.
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Lee Huron
Hewley
Faiorace H. Hura
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Flence H. Huron
T. O'Nell
Noted Appointment of Administrator in Athens County
Notice states M. M. Dunn of Athens Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of Imma J Dunn deceased late of Athens County Ohio. Dated February 12 1936. B. M. Johnson Probate Judge of Athens County Ohio.
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Notle
M. M. Dunn
Ahens
Ohio
Imma J, Dunn
Athensounty
Mio
M. Johnson
Said County
Sheriffs Sale in Partition Athens County Ohio 1936
Notice is given that on March 9 1936 at 1 30 PM a public auction will be held at the courthouse door in Athens Ohio. The sale covers three described tracts in Athens Township including coal rights and mineral reservations with minimum prices of 7 and 60 dollars respectively. The sale proceeds under the alias order of sale from the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio. Bret Stratton Sheriff.
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Hary Lyons
Monay
Court Howe
Athens
Ohio
Towit
Ohio Company
Salina
Haines
John A. Haines
Theodore D. Dale
Ohio University
K. Hill
Hird
Reid
Athens County
Ohie
Brett Vee Stratton
Eagles Initiate 14 at Jacksonville Aerie
The Jacksonville Aerie of Eagles initiated a class of 14 new members in honor of C. H. Shirkey the treasurer. William Wetherall of Zanesville gave the speech to about 100 members. Zanesville’s William Heydereich attended as guest followed by a millfield guest speaker William Brown who gave a pep talk. A chili supper followed the lodge.
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Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie of
Eagles of
C. H. Shirkey
Glouster and Caldwell tied for Big Six lead
Glouster high and Caldwell high hover at eight wins two losses in the Big Six after Caldwell’s 21 9 win over M and M in McConnelsville. Caldwell’s veteran center anchored a late run and kept the two schools tied atop the league standings with one game left in the season.
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Glouster
Glouster High Tomcats
Caldwell High Basketeers
Caldwell
McConnelsville
Tomcats
Caldwell Boys
Miss Helen Kearns Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs John Blower and guests join Miss Helen Kearns for four tables of bridge in Jacksonville. High scores go to Miss Evelyn Deal and Mrs Alice Shirkey with Miss Mabel Durst topping the guests. Katherine Thyne takes the consolation. Luncheon follows with the listed club members and guests.
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Jacksonville
John Blower
Irene Grossman
Mabel Darst
Helen Kearns
Evelyn Deal
Alice Shirkey
Mabel Durst
Katherine Thyne
Anna Chappelear
Faye McKinley
Norma Powers
Loyal Women's Class Plans Three Month Contest
In GLOUSTER the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ met led by president Mrs. Bertha Carpenter. Mrs. Felda Stansberry read the Scripture lesson and the Lord's Prayer was recited. Captains were chosen for blue and red teams, Grace Smith and Edna Bingman respectively. The losing team will host a banquet for the winner. lunch followed.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Bertha Carpenter
Felda Stansberry
Grace Smith
Edna Bingman
Abel Morris Dies at Home in Next State
Abel Morris aged 69 former Gloucester resident died Monday of last week at his home in Charleroi Pennsylvania Funeral services were held Thursday burial in Charleroi He was a charter member of Gloucester Lodge No 336 Knights of Pythias Survived by wife two sons two daughters sister Mrs William Parker and three brothers John Alfred and George Morris
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Glouster
Abel Morris
Charleroi
Mr. Morris
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pennsylvania
Day of Prayer Service Noted by WFMS
The WFMS will observe a Day of Prayer Friday at 2 PM. The service will be held at the church and all are invited to attend.
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Glouster
WFMS
Kinney Daughters Honor Lois Kinney On Eighteenth Birthday
Mrs. F. D. Kinney hosted a tea at her Glouster home Tuesday from four to six to celebrate Lois Kinney turning eighteen. Ruth Kinney presided at the lace covered table with red tapped lights and freesia centerpiece. Lois Kinney received many gifts as friends including Mary Elizabeth Clark Juanita Cunningham Phyllis Jago Phyllis Dyer Joan Meshara Phyllis Kleinman Barbara Beal Mary Jauchius Jessie Jauchius Laura Mildred Lantz and Phyllis Ann Kinney attended the celebration.
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Jessie Jauchius
Laura Mildred Lantz
Ruth
Phyllis Ann Kinney
Miss Lois Kinney
Glouster Bank official returns to duty after illness
H. C. Dollinger, liquidation agent for the Glouster State Bank, resumes duties following a week of illness.
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Glouster
H. C. Dollinger
Glouster State Bank
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Myers
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Myers announce the birth of a son on February 19. The infant weighed five and one half pounds and has been named Floyd John.
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Hooper Ridge
Lawrence Myers
Floyd John
Junior Orders Hear Talk by B. F. Turner
Chester and Tup pers Plains Junior Orders hold a joint meeting with over 100 attendees. The event included a membership contest and featured guest speaker B. F. Turner of Pomeroy.
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Junior
B. F. Turner
Chester
Chester and
Tuppers Plains
B. F. Turner of
Pomeroy
Local 908 Announces Settlement at Glouster Stores
Retail Clerks Union Local 908 issued a February 26 1986 statement detailing a conference in Athens with B F Davis Herman Atlas Guillam Williams and Luckoff Co proprietors Erskine and D J Marquis international representative. The agreement ends a month long dispute requiring the stores to recognize Local 908 require clerks membership in good standing display the union emblem maintain current hours reinstate striking workers with full back pay and retroactive wage increase and dissolve the Clerks Local Union to reaffiliate with Local 908 by February 25 with dues and a 3 dollar fine. Local 908 praises employers and employees for cooperation invites patrons to support union establishments.
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Retail Clerks Union No. 908
Local 908
Clerks Local Union
IOOF
Marquis
Two IOOF Masons to Receive Third Degree at Meeting
Magic City Lodge IOOF to confer the third degree on two candidates at its regular Friday night session. After lodge work refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
IOOF
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Sewell of Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs Lyston Sewell of Colorado Springs announce the birth of a daughter on Monday February 24. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Griff Russell of Bradbury. Mrs Sewell was formerly Miss Wanda Russell.
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Middleport
Lyston Sewell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Griff Russell
Bradbury
Sewell
Wanda Russell
Water blamed in woman’s typhoid death in Portsmouth
Health officials blamed a cow that drank from a contaminated creek for the death of 38 year old Mrs. Alize Hazelbaker from typhoid fever in Portsmouth. The incident links animal contamination to public health risk.
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Portsmouth
Alize Hazelbaker
Two Girls Escape Columbus Girls Industrial School
Officials at the state girls industrial school near Delaware report the escape of Frances Redmond age 17 from Toledo and Sarah Haley age 18 from Harpster.
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Columbus
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Esca Re
Frances Redmond
Toledo
Sarah Haley
Harpster
End O-Corn promises quick relief for corns and callouses
Advertising copy touts End O-Corn as a fast remedy to remove corns and relieve pain with a claim of complete results in a few days. It notes Athens Pharmacy selling the product for fifty cents, a lower price than the stated fifty dollar value, urging immediate purchase.
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Athens
Ady
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