Men’s Fellowship elects officers at Glouster meeting
Twenty five men attended a county men’s Fellowship at the Glouster Church of Christ. Saul Goff of New Marshfield was elected president with William Spencer of Glouster as vice president and Edwin Carpenter Jr. of Bishopville as secretary-treasurer. Darell Antle named song leader. Next meeting set for Feb 24. Missionary Day drew 43 attendees. Bible School offering benefited Home Missions minister John Edmonds.
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Glouster
Bishopville Church of Christ
Darell Antle
Ferndale
D. K. Teater
Miles E. Hoon
Oakdale
Earl Stiff
New Marshfield
Saul Goff
William Spencer
Edwin Carpenter
Bishopville
Glouster Church of Christ
Bible School
Home Missions
John Edmonds
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Meet Tuesday
The Chauncey Dover Band Boosters meet Tuesday in the band room to plan upcoming activities and support the school band. Members will discuss volunteering, fundraisers, and event schedules for the year.
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Chauncey—The
Chauncey- Dover Band Boosters
Local social notes list numerous weekend visits and guests
Various families host gatherings across communities with numerous named guests from Ashbury to Columbus. Structures include Mr. and Mrs. Walker entertaining, Sylvia Newton visiting, and multiple households hosting extended families and friends in recent days. John Steinbeck travels from Cleveland to visit relatives.
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Asbury
Cliton Walker
Jerald Senit
Mary Dixon
Sue Fields
Fred Vanbiber
Homer Prater
Larry
A. L. Quillir
Jess Walker
Mable
Linda Walker
Leonard Powell
Dick Doolittle
Ronald Marstiller
Guy Dishong
Carol
Harold
Leo
Abe Miller
Glouster
Asa Mash
Vinton
Ora Mash
New Marshfield
Henry Denney
Bertha Doughty
Herbert Hines
Birdie Mash
Forrest Cunningham
Bonnie Gale
Columbus
Floyd Arnold
Wilburt Hartman
Vernon Arnold
Wilford Pyle
Miamisburg
William Klinebrier
Charles Jolley and
Willard Adams
Dolly
Russell Klinebriel
Webster Newlan
Larry Nutt
Rusty Klinebriel
Dixie
Sylvia Marstiller
Sylvia Newlan
Stanley L. Evans
Hot Springs
Ark
John Steinbeck
Cleveland
Chauncey Area Guests List Busy Holiday Visitations
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Columbus Detroit Painsville Royal Oak Mt Holly and Corning during holiday season. Families including the Browns Sorrells Collins and Courtneys shared hospitality with Gilberts and Gerald Sorrells while others reported calls from Castle Air Force Base California and nearby circles.
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Calif
Boling
Richard Collins
Detroit
John Collins
John Butsko
Columbus
Harold Sorrells
Sorrells
Gerald Sorrells
George Johnson
Painsville
Leon Giffin
Sorrell
Helen Butcher
Circle Hill
Margaret Sump
Mt. Holly
N.J
C. H. Courtney
Royal Oak
Mich
Gilbert Courtney
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Leslie Bradfield
Athens
Albert Hahn Dies at 65 in Glouster
Albert Hahn 65 of Braun Street Glouster died at Mount St Mary Hospital Monday after a long illness. Born in Germany he came to America at age 11. A retired coal miner, he lived in Glouster 10 years. Survived by wife, three sons William Robert Albert Jr. all of Glouster one daughter Betty Lou Johnson and six grandchildren of Columbus. Funeral at Wallace funeral home Friday 2 p.m. Rev Ernest Williams officiating. Burial in Buchtel Cemetery. Friends may call anytime at the funeral home.
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Glouster
Albert Hahn
Braun St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Germany
America
William
Robert
Albert
Betty Lou Johnson
Columbus
Wallace Funeral Home
Ernest Williams
Buchtel
Driver Fined On Hit-Skip
Gallipolis Municipal Judge William H. Jones fined Joe D. Coyner 34 of St. Albans 100 dollars and costs on a city police hit-skip charge after he surrendered at the police station Tuesday night. Robert L. Cupler 27 of Gallipolis remained in custody in Columbus on a bad check warrant with a municipal court hearing slated for today.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Joe D. Coyner
St. Albans
Coyner
C. Leon Saunders
Vine St
John Taylor
Billy Day
Columbus
Robert L. Cupler
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Cupler
Pretzels Settle Medieval Design Arms Meaning
The article notes that pretzels earned their design in the Middle Ages with intertwined arms symbolizing arms folded in supplication. It explains the traditional shape and its intended sacred and devotional connotation.
River readings show varied levels at Gallipolis and nearby locks
Wednesday reports from the Ohio River and Kanawha region list multiple gauge readings and lockages. Upper Gallia dam showed 18 feet, lower 10.4 feet, with rollers at 3% feet. Several vessels including Advance, Harriet M, Marmet, and William Pitt logged up or down changes through noon and early afternoon.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Mason- Pomeroy
Point Pleasant
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Harriet M
Beckford
Carl Dean
Marsealea
Lucas
Liberty
Semet
London
Kanawha
Merrill
Sam Craig
Marmet
Shearer
Winfield
A. m. Solvay
William Pitt
Keystone
Kate
John J. Rowe
Jeffboat
Louisiana
Presidential Pardons Power Under Constitution
The Constitution grants the president authority to issue reprieves and pardons for federal offenses with the exception of impeachment. This constitutional power applies to federal cases and is a core element of executive clemency.
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The
United States
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