Victory Clothing Drive Seeks Pairs and Notes for Overseas Aid
Trimble Township launches the Victory Clothing drive led by school superintendents L. G DeLong Glouster Roy Byers In T Rural district and E. L. Koehler Trimble Township district. Receivers will be school buildings, with emphasis on pairing items such as shoes gloves and garments keep pairs tied and ship securely. A friendly note to recipients is encouraged to foster goodwill though many may not read English.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
L. G DeLong
Roy Byers
T. Rural
E. L. Koehler
Trimble ‘Township
Alsouggests
Unarr.a
U.S
ARA
Trimble Grange to Meet Saturday Evening
Trimble Grange will hold its January meeting at Grange Hall in Trimble Saturday at eight o'clock. Roy Byers of J.T. High School will show two reels of pictures and a potluck supper will be served. Installation of officers, previously announced, is postponed to January 26.
Alex Levitt Dies In Cleveland
Sam Kleinman proprietor of the Boston Store in Glouster received word that Alex Levitt of Cleveland, the father of Mrs. Kleinman, died in Cleveland on Tuesday. Mrs. Kleinman was with her father at the time of his passing.
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Glouster
Sam Kleinman
Boston
Alex Levitt
Cleveland
Mrs Thompson Improves After Major Operation in City
Mrs Mike Thompson of this city underwent a major operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday. She is reported to be improving satisfactorily.
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Mike Thompson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Marriage of Minam Lorenz and Lloyd Wyatt in 1945 Glouster
Mrs. Louise Lorenz of Coshocton announces the marriage of her daughter Minam Barbara Lorenz to Lloyd Wyatt of Columbus on Saturday December 1 1945 at the bride's home with Rev C M Higgins officiating. The couple will reside in Columbus and later Cleveland. The bride wore a Royal Blue suit with a shoulder corsage of Talisman. An informal reception followed. a three tier wedding cake decorated with white chrysanthemums was on the table. Mrs Wyatt is a Coshocton High School graduate class of 1939 and works at the Army Service Force depot in Columbus. Wyatt is a graduate of Trimble High School and works for Ohio Machinery Co.
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Louise Lorenz
Coshocton
Minam Barbara Lorenz
Lloyd &. Wret
Columbus
Samuel H. Wyatt
Trimble
C. M. Higgins
St John’s Evangelical Church
Rudolph ‘Enrich
Wyatt
Coshocton High School
Army Service Force Depot
Jacksonville
Trimble High
Ohio Machinery Co
Cleveland
Watkins Chosen President of Dover School Board
Chauncey Dover Board of Education met at the high school on Monday night and elected officers for 1946. A E Watkins was re elected president Dr C N Sanders vice president and Stewart Robinett clerk of the board. Meetings will be held the first Friday night of each month. Members 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
Cc. N. Sanders
Stewart Robinett
C. N. Sanders
Ben Simpkins
Chester Howard
DeWitt Walker
Attend Funeral Rites for Mrs George Wilson CHAUNCEY
Relatives and friends gathered in Chauncey and nearby towns for the death and funeral of Mrs. George Wilson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Wilson, Mr and Mrs Harry Winefordner, Mr and Mrs William Lines, and many others from Columbus Lancaster Athens Corning Millfield Sugar Creek Nelsonville and surrounding communities.
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Chauncey
George Wilson
J. & Wilson
Harry Winefordner
Wiliam Lines
New Serrartsville
Ohio
R. F. Brandt
Nancy
Harr
Elick
Lancaster
John Rackham
Albert Bair
Roger Hamlet
Alice Hill
Charles Leffler
Hazel Leffler
Clifford Shafer
Myrtle Pidcock
Margaret Lewis
England
Columbus
Ernest Wryckoff
James Rackham
Elmer Bingman
Floyd Shafer
Jay Shafer
Kenneth Reeder
Charles Tribe
J. J. Simpkins
Andriew Simpkins
Athens
Isabelle Thomas
Corning
Viola Howard
Millfield
Mary Rivers
Sugar Creek
Loren North
Nelsonville
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social and personal notes recount visits and family news. Mr and Mrs Elwood Daugherty hosted relatives including Charles E Rees who returned to Ann Arbor Michigan. George Williamson visited Columbus with his parents. Mrs C D Southerton Sand Ridge hosted Sunday guests including Mrs John Vanness Emily Favre Nellie White and Herman McCune family. Mrs Southerton recovering slowly from illness. Betty McCune Newark and Gertie McCune Sand Ridge relations visited. Amelia Wolfe of nearby Chauncey has recovered. Wilbur McCune Sugar Creek and family visited the Hirs man McCune. Mrs John Deans illness in Millfield remains serious.
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Chauncexy
Elwood Daugherty
Daugherty
Charles E. Rees
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Williamson
Columbus
James
Williamson
C. D. Southerton
Sand Ridge
John Vanness
Emily Favre
Nellie White
Herman McCune
Southerton
Betty McCune
Newark
Gertie McCune
Amelia Wolfe
Chauncey
Wilbur McCune
Sugar Creek
Hersman McCune
John Dean
Millfield
Local Soldier Receives Honorable Discharge At Atterbury
Chauncey Russell L. John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson, who served with the Auro Corps in Saipan, arrived in the United States and went to Camp Atterbury Indiana where he received an honorable discharge. He is now staying in Chauncey at his parents home. The Johnsons drove to Camp Atterbury and brought their son home Monday.
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Glouster
Rolland McCreanor
Wright Field
Dayton
Frank McCreanor
Walnut Hills
J. E. Anderson
Myra
Columbus
Oliy F EL Seaman
Wes Love
Rushville
Tussany
J. Stanley
Athens
Chauncey
Russell L. John
Auro Corps
Saipan
States
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Dan Johnson
Johnson
Funeral services for Fred Russell in Millfield
Funeral services for Fred Russell age 50 of Millfield were held Friday at the A. W. Russell home. He died suddenly at his home Sunday from a heart attack and was buried at Hilltop Cemetery in Millfield. The service began at 10:30 AM.
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Chauncey
Fred Russell
Millfield
A. W. Russell
Hilltop
Loyal Men's Class To Meet Tonight At Church
Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ holds its regular monthly meeting in the men's class room Thursday evening at 7 30. C L Eddy will be installed as new class president. Rev C B Tigner prepares the program. W W Wallace leads music with group singing and special numbers. Those in business may come later. a potluck supper follows.
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Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Betty Boling
Mill St
Elizabeth Harvey
Boling
Winnie Skinner
Donna Skinner
Harvey
Ruth Bridgewater
High St
Laura Russell
Helen Nichol- Glouster
Lson
Stallation
Charpyjzabeth
V.G
William Deal
L. S
Sam Peas
Dist. Dept
Ig. M
H. E Jones
W. H. Stahl
DE. Carr
RK. Benedum
S. Cheney
Glouster
O. F. Hall
Church of Christ
C. L. Eddy
C. B. Tigner
W. W. Wallace
Glouster Veteran Receives Discharge at Indian Town Gap
Glouster CPL Frank W Hartley has been discharged from the army at Indian Town Gap Pa after 36 months of service including 21 months overseas in England France Germany and Czechoslovakia He stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Nick Hartley in Jacksonville and has a brother Henry Hoy Hartley in the Pacific Another item notes John Burns admitted to Shelter Ling Arms Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Glouster
John Burns
Shelterling Arms Hospital
Itonday
Murray City Team Edges Chauncey In Close Basketball Game
Tuesday night attendance surged as Murray City defeats Chauncey in a tight contest. Chauncey reserves win while varsity loses and the team schedules Friday night game against Union Furnace here.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Murray City
Chauncey Varsity
Chauncey Reserves
Union Furnace
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