Fishing Improves At Burr Oak Lake Says Report
Harold Vaughn reports better fishing at Burr Oak Lake with bass catches including eight bass 15 to 17 inches by Frank Poches and daily catches by several anglers. Large bluegill and a 3 pound bass noted. lake temps at 73 degrees and elevations 721.22 with 0.20 inches rain. New cottages and a 60 room lodge planned for 1967 Completion noted by the dam engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vaughn
Glouster
Frank Poches
Jacksonville
Frank
John Raymond
Newark
Burr Oak
Emerson W. Coe
Columbus
Jack Wilson
Wilson
William Mingus
Pete Gyure
Wayne Wooten
Kenneth H Eveland
Amanda
Ohio
Marine corporal Kidwell assigned to Ninth Marine Regiment
Harold J. Kidwell son of Mr and Mrs Floyd E Carter of Gloucester is assigned to duty with the Ninth Marine Regiment Third Marine Division. The unit is currently eight miles south of Da Nang in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold J. Kidwell
Floyd E. Carter
Ninth Marine Regiment
Third Marine Division
da Nang
South
Viet Nam
Generations Present For Dinner In Glouster Family Gathering
Four generations gathered for a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Moore on Glouster Route 1. Attendees included Ellis and Edward Moore, John Moore, John Michael Moore, Arthur Moore and children James Pete Stephen Lisa, Ed Moore and Elaine, Richard and Paul, James Wolfe with Lucille Moore and Curtis of Woodsfield, Charles Buchanan with Louise Moore and David Sally Jo of Cincinnati, John Love, Mrs. John Moore, Inez Cotter, and Irene Steinmetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ellis Moore
Edward Moore
John Moore
John Michael Moore
Arthur Moore
James
Pete
Stephen
Lisa
Ed Moore
Elaine
Richard
Paul
James Wolfe
Lucille Moore
Curtis
Woodsfield
Charles Buchanan
Louise Moore
David and
Sally Jo
Cincinnati
Inez Cotter
Irene Steinmetz
John Love
Local club and festival committee meetings announced
The Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Little House with a potluck. The Parade of the Hills General Committee gathers Wednesday at 8 p m at the Oakley and Oakley Insurance offices. The permanent parade committee meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Jack's Bar and Grill for marshal contact reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club
Little House
Oakley and Oakley Insurance
Washington Street
Jack’s Bar and Grill
Paul Betts
Little League Banquet Set for Saturday Evening
The annual Little League banquet will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Hall
Space Man's Venture Spurs A New Weather Satellite System
Report finds a space program under ten years old already yielding practical gains. A weather satellite network 750 miles high offers precise forecasts, photographing Earth daily, and sending cloud images and data to ground stations for tracking fronts and predicting storms days ahead.
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Space
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins Sr. include son John Mullins Jr. and family from Lorain and daughter Jeanne Snyder with her children from Delaware. Birthdays for John Mullins Sr. and Dianna Snyder were celebrated. Snyder family plans to visit her parents while Capt. Allen Snyder attends Academic Instructors School in Montgomery. Victor Sayre and Barbara returned from a two week vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Anamah of Bedford Massachusetts. Anamah is Barbara Sayre’s cousin. George Bartlett and grandson Mike visited Preston Wisecup and family in Bishopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullins Sr
John Mullins Jr
Lorain
Jeanne Snyder
Delaware
Dianna Snyder
Snyder
Capt
Allen Snyder
Montgomery
Ala
Victor Sayre
Barbara
John Anamah
Bedford
Mass
Anamah
Sayre
George Bartlett
Mike
Preston Wisecup
Bishopville
Banquet Held For William Brooks Shoe Co. Workers
Over 150 employees attended the annual William Brooks Shoe Co. banquet at the Elks Hall in Nelsonville. Sponsored by the local union and the company, speakers included John Brooks the vice president and Ernest Dunaway the International Representative for the United Shoe Workers of America. Entertainment featured the Singing Sheriffs and the Holzafel Trio of Columbus.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks Shoe Co
Elks Hall
John Brooks
Ernest Dunaway
United Shoe Workers of America
Singing Sheriffs
Holzafel Trio
Columbus
Glouster Church Picnic and Jaycees Wives Meeting
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church plans an annual picnic Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Mrs Arthur Gorsuch home Cherry Street. Members should bring a covered dish and their own table service. The Jaycees Wives meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Jaycees Club room in the K of P building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Priscilla
The
Methodist Church
Arthur Gorsuch
Cherry St
Jaycees
Jaycees Club
K of P
Legion Post Sets Plans For Parade Activities
Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion outlined Parade of the Hills plans with the Auxiliary. A committee including Clyde Shingler Frank Pickett and Chester Ray will confer with the Auxiliary. The Legion Memorial Building will serve as a rest center during the festival.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Clyde Shingler
Frank Pickett
Chester Ray
Auxiliary
Legion Memorial
Births and dismissals at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes births for Jerry Pack son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cart right New Lexington Route 2 and a Nelsonville connection. dismissals include Leah Smith Elizabeth Ley Helen Bookman George McLaughlin Master Larry Barnhart Cindy Drake Jennifer Davis and William Nixon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Vance Cartright
New Lexington
Leah Smith
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Ley
Glouster
Helen Bookman
George McLaughlin
Larry Barnhart
Athens
Cindy Drake
Jennie Davis
Albany
William Nixon
McArthur
Camp Fire Girls Troop Four selects officers for August start
In Nelsonville Troop Four of Horizon Club Camp Fire Girls elected officers for a three month term beginning August 1 at the July meeting. Doris Hewlett was chosen president Kathy Horvath vice president Beth Hubble secretary and Cindy Howard treasurer. Plans were made for a troop display during the Parade of the Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Horizon Club
Camp Fire Girls
Doris Hewlett
Kathy Horvath
Beth Hubble
Cindy Howard
Glouster and Area Personal Notes Include Visits and Birth
Glouster area personals list visits by James Stanley Mary Helen and Mrs Enlow Grubbs in Cincinnati. The David Grubbs family welcomed a daughter Mariam on July 17 and have three sons Andrew Peter and Joel. Vacation trips include Don Seevers family in Miami with grandparents Lory Brafford. Eberts family vacationing with relatives in Staunton Main Street. Chauncey Garden Club meets with program on growing lilies and poppies led by Mrs S L Darst plus a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlow Grubbs
Cincinnati
David Grubbs
Mariam
Andrew
Peter
Joel
Don Seevers
Donnie
Tim
Mark
Brad
Miami
Fla
Fla. They Were Accompanied By Mrs. Seevers’ Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lory Brafford
Parkersburg
Kenneth Eberts
Staunton
Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
S. L. Darst
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Maine Coast
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National Environmental Satellite Center
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Arthur Johnson
Glouster Meetings
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Calvin Lancaster
Ballard York
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Wilbur Mender
Bernard Carter
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New Chicago
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Main St
Lucy Palmer
North St
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Pat McMasters
Lewisville
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