Mingus To Conduct Sunday Church Rites
Glouster Church of Christ plans Sunday evening service with Ed Mingus leading in Teater's absence. Music by Mr. and Mrs. James Danner of Millfield. junior and youth departments led by Carolyn Conway and Helen Kittle. Guest speaker Richard Dalton, a Kentucky Christian College senior, will speak August 10.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Ed Mingus
Millfield
James Danner
Young Peoples Church
Helen Kittle
Carolyn Conway
U. P. Department
Richard Dalton
Kentucky Christian College
Governor Proclaims Hire Now Campaign
Columbus report says Governor C William O Neill proclaims a six week statewide Hire Now campaign to curb unemployment. The drive runs through Sept 15 and calls on business industry banks newspapers radio and TV labor and civic groups for cooperation.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Two Groups Attend Camp From Glouster Church of Christ
Glouster Church of Christ members will depart at 1 p.m. Sunday for Butler Christian Assembly near Hillsboro for a weeklong camp returning Saturday August 9. The Intermediate Group includes Patty Mesaros Diana Andrews Tim Teater Paul Conway Gene Malone and Paul McAllister with Daniel K Teater as teacher and music director. Transportation is provided by James Andrews and Mr Teater. On Sunday August 10 at 1 p.m. senior campers Curtis Kittle Ann Waldeck Peggy Hogue Arthur Janchius Susan Jauchius Helen Kittle and Danny Teater Jr will leave for the same camp for a week.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Butler Christian Assembly
Hillsboro
Patty Mesaros
Diana Andrews
Tim Teater
Paul Conway
Gene Malone
Paul McAllister
Daniel K. Teater
James Andrews
Mr. Teater
Buckleys Tour West Visits With Relatives and Friends
Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley and daughter Vicky plus Mrs. Buckley’s grandmother Mrs. Elsie Young returned from the west region. They met former teacher Mr. Guthrie at Yellowstone National Park and connected with the Millers of Denver and the Trout families from Covington and Newtown. Garden club attendees included Edna Hayman Alma Rhorick Helen Straight Jean Llewelly Ada Kennedy and Bernice Rodehaver. June Dickerson of Yellow Springs visits grandmother Mrs. Mary Hanglet for several weeks.
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New Marshfield
George Buckley
Vicky
Buckley
Elsie Young
West
Guthrie
Yellow Stone National Park
John Miller
Freda Young
Denver
Colo
Bernard Trout
Bob
Covington
Donald Trout
Newtown
Eva Trout
Myrtle Thompson
Edna Hayman
Alma Rhorick
Helen Straight
Jean Llewelly
Bernice Rodehaver
Ada Kennedy
Enterprise
June Dickerson
Yellow Springs
Mary Hanglet
N T Club Plans Friday Meeting at Summit Street Home
The N T Club will convene Friday at 7 30 p m at the residence of Mrs Thomas Williams Sr 49 Summit Street for a regular gathering.
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Thomas Williams
Summit St
Athens visitors recall weekend with Mundew family
Mrs FE E Mundew, Mr and Mrs Harold Snow and children Debbie and Jimmy Jon of Athens visited Sunday with Mrs Dora Emrick and Talley Mundew. They were en route home from McConnelsville where they visited Mr and Mrs Jack Mundew and children.
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FE. E. Mundew
Harold Snow
Debbie
Jimmy Jon
Athens
Dora Emrick
Talley Mundew
McConnelsville
Jack Mundew
Skeleton mystery tied to New Straitsville doctor
In New Lexington area news a box containing a leg foot and skull is linked to a deceased New Straitsville physician who reportedly passed the relic to Fred Bailey. Ohio State archeologist Dr Raymond Baby suspects the bones were prepared for students by a doctor or dentist. A colossal shovel under construction by Sun nyhill Coal Co near Wilburn Rd stands two miles east of New Lexington. The machine will be among the largest, with a 65 cubic yard bite and a 100 ton weight, supervised by Bucyrus Erie crew of 20 to 25.
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New Lexington
Eura Sampson
Ewing St
New Straitsville
Fred Bailey
Raymond Baby
Ohio State University
Sunnyhill Coal Co
Wilburn Rd
Coal Company
Bucyrus Erie Co
Social Visits Span Families Across States
A sequence of clan visits is reported with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford of Racine hosting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jewet while Mrs. Frances Rose of White Hall joins the same circle. Other guests include Wiley Cornell of East Liverpool and extended relatives visiting in Racine Columbus Long Bottom and Chester areas.
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Portland
Otto Bradford
Racine
Frances Rose
White Hall
Mont
Earl Jewet
Wiley Cornell
East Liverpool
Earl Wells
Erma O'Neil
Karen Sue McKay
Earl Jewett
Lena Wallace
South Point
James Davis
Ollie Sayre
Columbus
Emerson Johnson
Long Bottom
Roy Gillialan
Chester
C. E. Johnson
Former New Englanders Dominated Nova Scotia Assembly
At least half the members of Nova Scotia and Canada's first assembly were former New Englanders, reflecting strong colonial mobility. The finding highlights regional links and migration patterns shaping early Canadian governance.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
First Assembly
Hearing on Suspension of Ralph C Driver License
A hearing was held regarding the suspension of the driver license belonging to Ralph C. The case addressed potential revocation actions and the conditions under which the license may be reinstated.
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Ralph C
Shawnee Socials Include Slumber Party Guests
Sue Ricketts hosted a slumber party with Brenda Nicholas Louella Hughes Virginia Dishon Kathy Jewett and Linda McGreevy attending. In Shawnee, Mrs Mae Reese of Columbus died recently at her niece's home, marking the death of a Shawnee resident.
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Shawnee
Sue Rickets
Brenda Nicholas
Louella Hughes
Virginia Dishon
Kathy Jewett
Linda McGreevy
Sue Ricketts
Mae Reese
Columbus
Reese
Registry Helps Locate Rare Chemicals at IIT Source Index
For rare compounds like octamethylpyrophosphoramide researchers are urged to contact the National Registry of Rare Chemicals at the Illinois Institute of Technology. The registry maintains a source index of 36 000 hard to find chemicals.
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National Registry of
Illinois Institute of Technology
Kerns to face Perry County Court Aug 4
Kerns Thornville is set for August 4 at 10 p.m. in Perry County Common Pleas Court after being certified to the county from Newark Municipal Court. This marks the second Perry County case under the Joint System. In a separate incident, Charles Bussey of Somerset had his license suspended for one year. Department members discovered the spill and began work around 8 p.m. They toiled in two to three feet of water for four hours, widening and cleaning the spillway. By midnight the spillway was wide and deep enough to handle overflow, with water below the dam top.
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Kerns
Thornville
Perry County Common Pleas Court
Newark
Perry County
Charles Bussey
Somerset
Partment
Dam at Tecumseh Lake Nearly Breached After June Flood
Heavy rain on June 22 caused Tecumseh Lake spillway to clog with dirt and mud, halting overflow and risking dam failure as water began to erode the structure. Shawnee Fire Department responded to the incident to assess damage and coordinate containment.
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Tecumseh Lake
Shawnee
Commissioners Award 100 Tons Limestone to Monday Creek Trustee
The Perry County commissioners awarded 100 tons of limestone to Arthur Mohler, Monday Creek Two, trustee, for use on Roads 131 and 133.
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Perry County Commissioners
Arthur Mohler
Monday Creek Two
Perry County Tax Roll Valuation Sets New Total
The latest valuation for tax purposes of all real estate and public utility property in Perry County stands at 32 086 640 dollars, as reported in an abstract filed by the State.
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Perry County
Rhodes Auditor Notes Tax Increase for 1957 Appraisal
Auditor James A Rhodes reports a $777,840 rise in the 1957 tax duplicate, with taxes to be collected in 1958 based on the new valuation.
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James A. Rhodes
Poppy Poster Contest Winners Named at Legion Convention
Two East School pupils, Beverly Fay Roberts and Nandian Tharp, won top prizes at the American Legion Department convention in Columbus. Both are daughters of local residents Neal and Mrs Roberts and Walkie and Mrs Tharp, respectively, and the contest is run by Basil Grimes Unit 999 in Crooksville.
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Crooksville
American Legion Auxiliary
Basil Grimes
American Legion Department
Columbus
Beverly Fay Roberts
Neal Roberts
Nandian Tharp
Walkie Tharp
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