Glouster Village Council Passes Emergency Appropriation Ordinance
In a special session the Glouster village council approved emergency ordinance 462 for the first three months of 1952. General fund 5226.50 maintenance 2720 gasoline 5256 water 4337.50 electric 13250. A 125.36 transfer to bond retirement, 1000 note payment to The Glouster Community Bank, parking meters 5272.16, overtime penalties 107, admission tax 700.71.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Glouster Community Bank
Mrs. Annetta LewIs Dies at 79 in Columbus
Mrs. Annetta Lewis, 79, died at her daughter Beatrice Buchman’s home in Columbus after prior hospitalization in Glouster where she had a leg amputated and a hip injury. She is survived by son Ralph Lewis of Warren, daughter Beatrice Buchman, brother Elijah Watkins, Mountsville, and several grandchildren. The body lies at John S. Blower Funeral Home with arrangements to follow.
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Glouster
Annetta Lewis
Beatrice Buchman
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Ralph Lewis
Warren
Ohio
Elijah Watkins
Mountsville
John S. Blower
Glouster Personals and Local Health Updates
Neal Verity of Athens spends the week as guest of Billy Bryson and Mr and Mrs E K Bryson. Neal's mother is in Sheltering Arms Hospital for surgery. John Wallace returns from Columbus after visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Toth. John is recovering from major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital and improving satisfactorily.
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Neal Verity
Athens
Billy Bryson
E. K. Bryson
Neal
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Wallace
Columbus
John Toth
John
Services to Feature Old Testament Stories at Glouster
Evening services at Glouster Church of Christ each Sunday in January and February will present Old Testament stories with color slides. Daniel Y. Teater, minister, will narrate as pictures appear. The series starts Sunday at 7 30 p m with creation and the fall of man.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel Y. Teater
Mar
Guests Entertained At Ferrel Residence During Christmas
Mrs Elizabeth Ferrel hosted guests for Christmas including Mr and Mrs James Brooks Tren ton Mich Mr and Mrs Lowell Shadoan Dayton Mr and Mrs Elmer Ferrell Athens Mr and Mrs Kenneth Benedum and son Jim my Parkersburg W Va and Wilma Ferrell Glouster Christmas evening callers were Mr and Mrs Hows Cunningham and sons Dean David and Eddie.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Ferrel
James Brooks
Trenton
Mich
Lowell Shadoan
Dayton
Elmer Ferrell
Athens
Kenneth Benedum
Jimmy
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wilma Ferrell
Glouster
HoWis Cunningham
Dean
David
Eddie
Perry County Court News Highlights Local Estates and Divorces
Perry County court records show private sales and inventories in estates of Kelley Gladden McFarland Spangler Love Fleming Ream Alspach, and others. Divorces granted for Naomi Walker, Denver Ball, and Rose Puterbaugh. marriages licensed for Meredith Center Hannan Clark Radley Rockenbauch Arkley. real estate transfers and probate actions noted.
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Clyde M. Gladden
Lillian M. Gladden
Blanche V. McFarland
W. A. Hite, Jr
Thomas W. Shrider
May A. Spangler
W. E. Palmer
Addie E. Love
Somerset
A. K. Wilson
Charlie Brehm
Walter Coleman
Thorn Township
Harry G. Hughes
R. M. Alspach
F and R Lazarus, Co
O. D. Kokensparger
Near Junction City
Emerson C. Wagner
U. S. McGonagle
Elmo Allard
Disabled Veterans of America
Soldiers Relief Commission
Perry County
Naomi Walker
James F. Walker
Court of Common Pleas
Naomi Powell
Denver Ball
Mt. Perry
Juanita Mae Ball
Zanesville
Rose Marie Puterbaugh
William Puterbaugh
Thomas Meredith
New Straitsville
Blanche Center
Shawnee
Ronald L. Hannan
New Lexington
Patricia J. Clark
Junction City
Earl B. Radley
Pittsburgh
Lillian Rockenbauch
Thornville
Walter E. Arkley
Potter
Crooksville
Verna M. Johnson
Edward Cope
Thomas FE. Leep
McInnis
Cecil Dew
Ruie H. Williams
Glouster
Monroe Township
Wilford
Thorn
George Mitchell
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
van Attaw Addition
Jess Helser
Clifford Dugan
Hopewell
Bertha A. Lewis
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Pleasant Township
C. P. Robinson
Christmas Guests At APPLE GROVE And Local Events
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark and daughter Marlene visit Willington Ohio with relatives in Columbus and Junction City. Numerous families share Christmas with Sayres in Racine and nearby towns. Sergeant Dan Hayman marries Jean Sellers at Racine Baptist Church and will report to Texas camp. Others host guests in Columbus Mt. Alto and Oklahoma. A fall injures Charles Chapman. Stobart family adds a TV set for Christmas.
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Apple Grove
Ernest Clark
Marlene
Thomas
Willington
Ohio
Barney O’brien
Junction City
Ernest Sleeth
Elkins
W. Va
Frances Slaughter
Cottageville
Charles Sayre
Sayres
James Shank
Laura Sayre
Columbus
Sam Farber
Dayton
Gene Webster
Cleveland
George Donahue
Roy Donahue
Webster
Mt. Alto
W. A
Dan Hayman
George Hayman
Jean Sellers
John Sellers
Baptist Church
Racine
Sergeant
Hayman
Texas
Dallas Hill
Robert Quwens
Charles Chapman
Waldo Beaver
Oklahoma
John Stobart
Yule Dinner Is Served at Chauncey Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Collings hosted a Christmas turkey dinner in Chauncey with son Eddie Collins home from Camp Grenier New Hampshire. Guests included Isaac Jones Mary McCullum and others from Chauncey and Detroit family friends. Eddie lit candles for two brothers serving in the army, Richard at Fort Bliss Texas and John Butsko near the Korean front.
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Chauncey
John Collings
Eddie Collins
Camp Grenier
New Hampshire
Mary McCullum
Isaac Jones
Nelsonville
Marie Knauer
Columbus
Mike Keasey
William Collins
A. J. Smith
John Butsko
Randy
John Collins
Karen
Judy
Bobby
Collins
James Carter
Charles Newman
Jack Ryan
Jack Kovaleski
Detroit
Eddie
Richard
Fort Bliss
Texas
Korea
Fibber Restaurant Opens in Bus Station Rooms
Mr and Mrs Foster McGee plan a new Fibber Restaurant in the former bus station dining rooms. The eatery aims to open soon and will operate in the same location for local diners.
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Glouster
Foster McGee
Sunday Creek Rises as Gates Opened at Dam
Light rain fell in Glouster as Sunday Creek carried notable flow. The Tom Jenkins Dam gates were opened briefly to drain water from Lake Burr Oak for installation work.
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Sunday Creek
Tom Jenkins Dam
Lake Burr Oak
Christmas Guests Visit in Chauncey Area
Chauncey personal notes list guests over the Christmas holiday. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guerra Canton visiting Muzio and Fitzer households, and others from Columbus Akron Athens Nelsonville Powhatan Point. Additional visits feature Miss Donna Sieber and relatives in Columbus and Sieber home dining guests Paul Burson Linda, Olive Brookens Helen Howard hosts.
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Joseph Guerra
Canton
L. D. Muzio
George Fitzer
Millfield
Akron
Donna Sieber
Columbus
Hodge Sieber
Edna Mae
Sieber
Paul Burson
Linda
Paul Vercoe
Athens
Robert Haws
Olive Brookens
Helen Howard
Blaine Bullock
Arthur Smith, Jr
Lawrence Bullock
Chester Simpson
Robert Bullock
Nelsonville
Thomas Sisson
Powhatan Point
New Year's Party Noted at Chauncey Gathering
Mrs Dorothy Parsons hosted a New Year party at 25 Jacobs Ave with Mr and Mrs Gerald Sorrells and Clair Parsons among guests including husbands and children. Refreshments served to Boots Sieber and family. plans include an Eve party at Mrs Lieber with attendees and a show after. Saccharin described as sweet but nutritionally valueless.
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Chauncey
Dorothy Parsons
Jacobs Ave
Boots Sieber
Mickey
Gerald Sorrells
Clair Parsons
Lieber
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William
South Dakota
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East Liverpool
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