Group Is Entertained By Mrs William Funk
Mrs William Funk hosted a birthday gathering at 28 Croan St Glouster last Saturday for her granddaughter. Activities included games with Larry Conway winning the prize and refreshments served to a list of local attendees including Cynthia McClelland Gyla Clemons Edna Mae Markins Joyce Williams Melinda Gamwell Mabel Cole Mary Ellen Carolyn Sue Sheppard and relatives Nancy Saundra Lemoine from Trimble and Charles Scott Funk of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Punk
Croan St
Larry Conway
Cynthia McClelland
Gyla Clemons
Edna Mae Markins
Joyce Williams
Melinda Gamwell
Mabel Cole
Mary Ellen
Carolyn Sue Sheppard
Dennis Keeth
Robert Funk
Kathy Sue
Glouater
Nancy
Saundra Lemoine
Trimble
Charles Scott Funk
Jacksonville
Benefit Basketball Game Slated for Dimes March
Nelsonville plans a March of Dimes fundraiser at the high school gym with a 8 30 pm game between a Naval Base Columbus team and the Western Auto Robins. Proceeds go to the polio fund. junior high prelim at 7 15 pm. tickets 25 cents adults 15 cents children.
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Nelsonville
March of Dimes
U. S. Naval Base
Columbus
Western Auto Robins
B&pw
Treva Shaw
Elks’ Hall
Holloway
1949 Push Button Appliances Debut for Homes
New home appliances arrive with refrigerators ten cubic feet two doors electric ranges automatic hot water tanks and water heaters featuring push button controls for ease of use.
Nelsonville Garden Club Plans Easter Bazaar and Tea
The Nelsonville Community Garden Club met for a 6 pm dinner at The Colonial with ivy and valentines on the table. President Mrs. Cranmer led a post dinner business meeting and program. a March of Dimes donation was noted and April 16 set for the Easter bazaar. A public library garden magazine subscription was announced and an annual tea is planned February 9 at Presbyterian Church with speaker Mrs. Julius Fischer discussing My Garden Ramblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Cranmer
Malibor Farm
Louis Brarfield
Magnolia Gardens
Middleton Gardens
Cyprus Gardens
Holland
Caribbean
Havana
Madeira
Jamaica
Venezuela
Trinidad
Martinique
Bahamas
City Council Petitions Filed By Two Men
Louis Tony Pughtine seeks the First Ward seat on the Republican ticket while Jack Wilson runs for at large on the Republican ticket petitions circulated today. Veteran Pughtine opposes incumbent C W Monks in the Republican primary. Gerald Nelson, long time Republican council member from the Second Ward, will not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louis
Tony) Pughtine
Jack Wilson
Pughtine
C. W. Monks
Gerald Nelson
Nelson
J. W. Hickman
S. G. Holland
Bill Backed for Coal Processing Station in Hocking District
Nelsonville chamber of commerce directors endorse Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins bill to erect a million dollar coal processing station in the Hocking district to extract oil and gas from coal. A committee will be named to enlist local groups and telegrams were sent urging delay of a federal minimum wage act to hear small business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thomas A. Jenkins
Hocking District
Chamber of Commerce
James H. Wilson
C of C
Congress
Corning Bank Names Officers After Election
Corning Bank elected Dr. James Miller as president G D Keller as vice president Leo Radkoski as cashier and Emma Hensler as assistant cashier in the officer slate announced at Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Corning Bank
James Miller
G. D. Keller
Leo Radkoski
Emma Hensler
Mrs Meade Rejoins Daughter in Columbus After Surgery
Word arrives that Mrs Joe Meade who had major surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus is now with her daughter Mary Louise at 2732 East Fifth Street Columbus. The update places the Meade family in Ohio after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe Meade
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mary Louise
5Th St
Dorcas Society Meets at Trimble Home
The Dorcas Society gathered at Myrtle Felter’s Trimble home last Wednesday evening with visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bata of Athens. Plans for the year’s work were discussed and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Glouster
Myrtle Felter
Trimble
R. A. Bata
Athens
Circle 1 WSCS meets at Mrs Ed Greens home
Mrs Ed Green hosted Circle 1 WSCS of the Methodist Church at her West State Street home with 10 members. Circle leader Mrs Albert Inman presided over a business session while Mrs Henry Lancaster reviewed China Twilight or Dawn.
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Ed Green
Weather St
Circle 1
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Albert Inman
Henry Lancaster
China
First Robin Red Breast Club Meeting Held
The Robin Red Breast Club held its first meeting Monday night at Sue Orwiler’s home. Officers elected include Sue Orwiler president Phyllis Hall vice president Jeannine West secretary and Patty Donahue treasurer. The next gathering will be at Betty Dew Shafer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Red Breast Club
Sue Orwiler
Phyllis Hall
Jeannine West
Patty Donahey
Betty Dew Shafer
Circle 2 WSCS Meeting At Home of Mrs Shearer
Circle 2 WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Paul Shearer Adams Street Assisting hostesses will be Mrs William Howe and Mrs Arthur Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Paul Shearer
Adams St
William Howe
Arthur Newton
Gallipolis Week Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs Homer Warehime spends the week in Gallipolis visiting her son Dr D R Warehime. Mrs C H Bartlett returns from Miami Ohio after a 10 day stay as guest of her son Mae Bartlett and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Warehime
Gallipolis
D. R. Warehime
C. H. Bartlett
Miami
Ohio
Mae Bartlett
Series Movies To Be Shown At Nelsonville Eagles
Sound motion pictures of the 1948 World Series will be shown by the Nelsonville Eagles Thursday at 8 p.m. in their auditorium. Admission is free for Eagles and friends. Earl Schob of Marietta district director spoke at a lodge meeting. A fish fry for Eagles is announced for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Nelsonville — Sound
Nelsonville Eagles
Eagles
Earl Schob
Marietta
Legion Auxiliary Meets in Glouster Hall
The Auxiliary of the American Legion in Glouster met in Legion Hall on Thursday evening. Members gave $10 to the infantile paralysis fund. Mrs. Leona Orme spoke on Legislation while Miss Josephine Hedfelt and Mrs. Emmett Byers served refreshments.
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Glouster
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Leona Orme
Josephine Hedfelt
Emmett Byers
Oil-Shale Research Action Sought By Local Legion
American Legion post in Nelsonville authorized the adjutant to urge Rep. Jenkins and Senators Taft and Bricker to back bills for a coal and oil shale research plant in the Hocking Valley. The meeting highlighted Legion activities and a special membership drive to Feb. 14 with remarks by leaders on community presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Thomas Jenkins
Robert Taft
John Bricker
Hocking Valley
Legion
Wendell McCoy
Oak Hill
Donald FE. Robinson
John P. DeMolet
Athens
DeMolet
McCoy
Robinson
Athens County
Glouster
War Chest Fund
Nelsonville Chest Distributes Funds To Groups
Nelsonville board of trustees met at the high school and distributed drive funds to Boy Scouts $600, Girl Scouts $400, Child Welfare Committee $500, Indigent Sick $500, Salvation Army $100. Final pledges will bring the total to $2300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ex Chauncey Resident Fitch Staffinger Dies in Kissimmee
Nelsonville reports the body of Fitch H. Staffinger who died Monday at his Kissimmee Florida home will arrive Friday noon. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Chauncey Methodist Church with military rites at the grave. Staffinger was a Spanish American War veteran and former Chauncey resident.
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Nelsonville
Fitch H. Staffinger
Kissimmee
Fila
Chauncey Methodist Church
Staffinger
Chauncey
High School Musicians Play for Rotarians
Nelsonville high school band under James Gilbert presented a Rotary Club program at Little House Tuesday evening. A clarinet quartet including Elinor Call Dean Vaughn Jim Reeves and Jelia Davis performed. Martha Campbell played a French horn solo followed by Janie Krieg on trombone. Mrs Gilbert accompanied on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Gilbert
Rotary Club
Little House
Elinor Call
Dean Vaughn
Jim Reeves
Jelia Davis
Martha Campbell
Janie Krieg
Church Influence Discussed At Kiwanis Meeting
Sixteen Kiwanis members heard Rev. John Devol link church affiliation to crime and note that 92 percent of murderers lack church ties. He added 95 percent of Sunday School regulars become church members, with the talk led by Coffman and musical numbers by Rev. ell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
John Devol
Devol
Suneday School
B.D. Coffman
C.F. Wallace
Ell
Lawrence Colbert
Joe Williams
Roger Kittle
Enlon Grubbs
RR. Angle
George H. Campbell
Ray Lange
Porter Dugan
Dan Kovach
Glouster Personal Notes From Weekend Social Roundup
Glouster and surrounding area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous family and friends. Guests included Charlies Hoisington and Ida South of Jacksonville with Carl South and sons of Dayton, plus Crawford households from New Lexington.
Mrs Mae von Scheele Visits Old Jacksonville Friends
Former Jacksonville resident Mae von Scheele now of Nelsonville was in Jacksonville last week to visit old friends and neighbors.
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Glouster
Mae von Scheele
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Hattie Jackson Guild Leads Sunday Services at First Baptist
The Hattie Jackson Guild Girls of the First Baptist Church conducted Sunday Services with guild president Miss Hattie Harding in charge. Joan Jenkins read the Scripture and Thomas Brown offered prayers as two new members Lenora Preston and Fay Jenkins joined the guild. Gertrude Kirby and Joyce Viney directed the initiation and officers elected earlier include Mary Burgess as local supervisor, Patty Harding president, Jonee Viney vice president, Joan Jenkins secretary, Mrs. Burness treasurer, and Emma Viney pianist.
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Joan Jenkins
Mrs. Burness
Emma Vinew
Student To Preach While Minister Is Out
Edwin Carpenter, a divinity student at Christian College in Grayson Kentucky, preached at the Glouster Church of Christ Sunday morning in place of Rev Mr Teater who is ill. Hugh Sweeney led the evening service. Carpenter will stay until the summer term begins at Dawson. He was recently ordained but has not completed his college course.
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Glouster
Charlies Hoisington
Ida South
Jacksonville
Carl South and Sons
Carl Eldon
Belford Ray
Dayton
Sam Crawford
Clarence Crawford
New Lexington
Frank Butis
Fred Kempton
Tayior Ridge
Ira Conaway
Edson Haskins
Columbus
C. BE. Haskins
Trimble
Dudley Swindell
Alonzo Orme
Joseph Helyer
Delmer Orme
Burr Oak
Ormes
Orme
Athens
Ralph Byers
Kentucky Christian College
Emmett Byres
Lanella Jonas
Christian College
Grayson
Pearl Woman
Chesterhill
J. H. Flias
Logan
John Conor
Joe Chatman
Millfield
Ray Fulton
S-Set
Don Fulton
Anna Schmidt
Nora Morris
F. Guinther
Richard Guinther
Barbara
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
Eddie Hall
Joann
Roy Hall
Goldie Willis
Leonard
Tampa
Fla
Edwin Carpenter
Tlouster Church of Christ
Teater
Hugh Sweeney
Edwin
Iawson
Parish Mission Set At Holy Cross Church
The Rev. Fr. Charlies I. Walsh of Holy Cross Church Glouster announced a Parish Mission from February to February 14. It will be conducted by Rev. James A. Fitzpatrick OLA of Louisville Kentucky with exercises at bay and at 7 pm. The public is invited to all the exercises.
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Glouster
Charlies I. Walsh
Holy Cross Church
James A. Fitzpatrick
OLA
Louisville
Thomas Band To Play For Charity Dance
CORNING The Andy Thomas orchestra will perform at the March of Dimes charity dance in Maples Hall on January 29 with Gaston Sicilian, county chairman, announcing details.
Missionary Service at First Baptist Church Slated
GLOUSTER announces a missionary service at First Baptist Church on January 30 with Anna Mayles in charge. The discussion table Motes and Beams led by Stella Boiling and Rachel Bland, with Ora Viney providing the summary. Guest speaker Rev. H. Clemmons of Jacksonville, Haywood County, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Anna Mayles
First Baptist Church
Stella Boiling
Rachel Bland
Ora Viney
H. Clemmons
Jacksonville
Degrees Conferred at GLOUSTER Trimbie Grange Meeting
GLOUSTER Trimbie Grange met Saturday evening and conferred the first and second degrees on five candidates. Plans discussed to invite a visiting team to confer the third and fourth degrees at the next or following meeting. A potluck supper was served.
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Glouster —- Trimbie Grange
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William Funk
Majestic
Orpheum
Vernon Electric
High St
Orpheum Nelsonville
Hollywood
Cortlac Ae
Eagle Lion Films
Cantor - Davis
Allyn Joslyn
Charles Dingle
Bobby Driscoll
PDE Cartoe
SORDON @ DHE
Orgran
Nelsonville Social Notes
Brandwene
Haywood County
North Carolina
L.R. Faires
Glouster, O
Broad St
First National Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Elks Club
Bob Holloway
Mutual Stores Inc
Glouster, Ohio
A. M
Brenner
Tipperary
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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