Victory Clothing Drive Opens in Trimble Township Schools
GLOUSTER The Victory Clothing drive starts in Trimble Township with school buildings used as collection points. Superintendents L G DeLong Roy Byers and E L Koehler urge residents to donate clothing and footwear in pairs, and to include friendly notes to recipients to foster goodwill.
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Glouster
Victory
Trimble Township
L. G. DeLong
Roy Byers
J T
E. L. Koehler
Alex Levitt Dies in Cleveland
Word reached here that Alex Glouster, proprietor of the Boston Store, died in Cleveland after a major operation. Mrs Mike Levitt and Mrs Kleinman from this city were with him, and his father was present at the time. Mrs Kleinman reported he was improving prior to the operation.
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Glouster
Kleinman
Boston
Alex Glouster
Mike Levitt
Cleveland
Klein
Thompson
Arms Hospital
Lorenz Wyatt Wedding in Glouster Home
Miriam Barbara Lorenz and Lloyd S Wyrant wed December 1 1945 at the bride’s mother home Rev C M Higgins officiated before a chrisanthemum decor. The couple plans Columbus residence then Cleveland home. Mrs Wyatt a Coshocton High School 1939 graduate works in Army Service Force depot Columbus. Wyatt a Jacksonville Trimble High School graduate employed by Ohio Machinery Co.urname Wyatt.
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Louise Lorenz
Coshocton
Miriam Barbara Lorenz
Lioyd S Wrvant
Columbus
Samuel H Wyatt
Tumble
C M. Higgins
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Rudolph Ehrich
Wyatt
Coshocton High School
Army Service Force Depot
Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Ohio Machinery Co
Cleveland
Odd Fellows Install Officers in Jacksonville Lodge
The Charles Thomas Lodge and Magic City Lodge I O F jointly installed officers in Jacksonville on January 4. Newly installed were Malcom Higgins as WN G and Elmer Davis as W G along with recording secretary Edward Oskey and other officers. Maine City Lodge officers were installed with Chris Yarger as N G and H S Cheney as V G. The appointive officers will be named at the regular meeting Friday. A county meeting is set for January 18 with a special program and refreshments planned.
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Maine
Chris Yarger
N. G
H. S. Cheney
V. G
D. E. Carr
H. E. Jones
C. L Eddy
Dist
G. M
TH. E Jones
W. H. Stah
DE Carr
RK. Benedum
Loyal Men's Class To Meet Tonight
The Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ meets in the men’s class room at 7:30 this evening. C. L. Eddy will be installed as class president, Rev. C B. Tigner leads the program, and W. W. Wallace conducts music with group singing and special numbers. Those delayed may arrive later, followed by a potluck supper.
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Lous Torn
Church of Christ
C. L. Eddy
C B. Tigner
W. W. Wallace
Watkins Elected President of Dover School Board
Chauncey Dover Board of Education met at the high school Monday night and elected officers for 1946. A E Watkins was re elected president, Dr C N Sanders vice president and Stewart Robinett will serve as clerk. Meetings will be held the first Friday night of each month. Members listed include A E Watkins Dr C N Sanders Ben Simpkins Chester Howard and DeWitt Walker.
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Chauncey Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
A. E. Watkins
C. N. Sanders
Stewart Robinett
Chauncey -Dover Board of Education
Ben Simpkins
Chester Howard
DeWitt Walker
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. George Wilson
Chauncey attendance lists numerous relatives from New Straitsville Lancaster Columbus Athens Corning Millfield Sugar Creek Nelsonville and surrounding towns. The service honored Mrs. George Wilson with extended family members and friends gathering from multiple Ohio communities.
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Chauncey
Kenneth Reeder
Charles Tribe
J. J. Simpkins
Andriew Simpkins
Athens
Airs
Isabelle Thomas
Corning
Viola Howard
Millfield
Mar Rivers
Sugar Creek
Loren North
Nelsonville
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District social column notes visitors and family gatherings. Elwood Daugherty and family hosted Mrs Daugherty’s brother Charles E Rees who has returned to his work in Ann Arbor Michigan. George Williamson visited Columbus with his parents Mr and Mrs James Williamson. Various local guests include Mrs C D Southerton Sand Ridge and family, Mrs John Vanness and Emily Fase, Neile White, Mr and Mrs Herman McCune and children. Mrs Southerton recovering from a serious illness. Betty McCune of Newark Ohio visiting her mother Gertie McCune at Sand Ridge. Amelia Wolfe of near Chauncey has recovered. Wilbur McCune and children from Sugar Creek visited the McCune family. John Dean ill at his Millfield home with serious condition.
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Chauncey
Elwood Daugherty
Farily
Daugherty
Charles E . Rees
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Williamson
Columbus
James Willamson
C D Southerton
Sand Ridge
John Vanness
Emily Fase
Neile White
Herman McCune
Southerton
Betty McCune
Newark
Gertie McCune
Amelia Wolfe
Wilbur McCune
Sugar Creek
John Dean
Millfield
Re- Maing
Esther Class Meets At Boling Home
Chauncey Methodist Church Esther Class met Monday night at Betty Boling’s Mill Street home. Class president Elizabeth Harvey led the meeting with devotions. Winnie Skinner won the mystery prize. Donna Skinner and Mrs. Harvey received prizes in two contests. Ruth Bridgewater will host the next meeting on High Street.
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Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Betty Boling
Mill St
Elizabeth Harvey
Laura Russell
Helen Dicholson
Winnie Skinner
Ruth Bridgewater
Donna Skinner
Soldier returns home after discharge from Saipan
Chauncey Russell L. Johnson, formerly with the Air Corps and stationed in Saipan, received an honorable discharge at Camp Atterbury Indiana. He is now at Chauncey living with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson. The Johnsons drove to Camp Atterbury and brought him home on Monday.
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Chauncey
Russell L. Johnson
Air Corps
Saipan
States
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Dan Johnson
Johnson
Funeral services for Fred Russell in Millfield
Funeral services for Fred Russell aged 50 of Millfield were held Friday morning. He died suddenly at his home on Sunday from a heart attack. Burial followed at Hilltop Cemetery in Millfield with the 10:30 AM service at the A. W. Russell home.
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Chauncey
Fred Russell
Millfield
Pwill
A. W. Russell
Buriel
Murray City Varsity Beats Chauncey Blue Devils
Chauncey high school suffered a close basketball defeat to Murray City as the varsity team fell and the Chauncey reserves won. Attendance was large at the Tuesday game. Chauncey hosts Union Furnace Friday with reserves at seven and varsity to follow. A purple cauliflower is grown in Sicily.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover ‘Blue Devils
Murray City
Chauncey Varsity
Chauncey Reserves
Union Furnace
Varsiy
Glouster Veteran Receives Army Discharge
Glouster Captain Frank W. Hartley received his discharge from the army at Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania. He spent 36 months in service with 21 months overseas in England France Germany and Czechoslovakia. He visited grandparents Nick and Mrs Hartley in Jacksonville during holidays. His brother Henry Hoy Hartley remains in service in the Pacific. Joan Souths in poor health was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Glouster
Cpi
Frank W. Hartley
Indiantown Gap
Nick Hartley
Jacksonville
England
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Henry Hoy Hartley
Pacific
Joan Souths
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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