Work to widen Route 13 set for August start
Fenton Construction Co. will begin resurfacing and widening Route 13 from Glouster to the Perry County line in early August. Work starts at Mound St in Urbancrest and includes area within the Glouster corporation. The project follows a council ordinance and a new Nelsonville plant will produce the bituminous mix used.
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Glouster
Fenton Construction Co
Perry County
Mound St
Urbancrest
Sheriff Sale In Partition Opens August in Athens County
The state court in Athens County schedules a public auction of real estate in Lodi Township on August 7 1950 at 1 50 PM. The property 40.20 acres on Sand Ridge Road Shade bypass Carseytown Creek lies under an order of sale to satisfy a claim in the case of Guy Hawk plaintiff vs Arnold Brown et al. Appraised at 600.00 with two thirds minimum. cash only.
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State of
Ohio
Athens County
Monaes
Athens
Lodi
Ohio Company
Alion County
Common Pleas Court
George Bateman
Dorothy J. Parmiter
W Notley
Rowland & Bridgewater
Pat Crawford Dies at Home in Glouster
Pat Crawford 48 died at his Morgan Street home Sunday at 9 a.m. after a yearlong illness. Born in Glouster he was survived by wife De Lores two children Patty Lee 16 Helen Jane 14 two brothers John Miles Kelly four sisters Mrs John Hinton Katherine Margaret Crawford and Mrs Charles L. White. He was a member of Glouster Aerie 468 FOE. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Wednesday 9 a.m. with Rev. Fr. Charles Walsh. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at home.
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Glouster
Pat Crawford
Morgan St
John and Jane Crawford
DeLores
Patty Lee
Helen Jane
John
Miles
Kelly
John Hinton
Katherine
Margaret Crawford
Charles L. White
McConnelsville
Crawford
Glouster Aerie
FOE
Holy Cross Church
Charles Walsh
Calvary Cemetery
Sergeant on furlough and land condemnation notice
Sergeant Forrest Cominsky on a 25 day furlough in Trimble before shipping to Korea. United States of America files Civil Action No 2744 in the Southern District of Ohio seeking just compensation for 7.20 acres in Athens County Ohio and impaneling a jury to determine the payment due with defendants and heirs urged to plead by September 14, 1950.
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Odessa B. Day
Bertha E. Allman
Amanda Bishop
Frank Bishop
United States of America
United States District Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Federal
Athens County
John M. Bowsher
United States
Federal Building
Glouster Residents See Family Visits And Travel News
Glouster locals report relatives visiting from Lancaster Jacksonville Charleston and Dexter City. James Sonny Cotter Jr John Crawford Jr and Robert Cotter left for a Florida vacation. Mrs William Funk returned home after two weeks at Cleveland Clinic. others traveled or visited family in Canada and Columbus.
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William Funk
Cleveland Clinic
Jack Gardner
Lancaster
Fred Mandt
Charleston
W. Va
Elizabeth Gordon
May Noon
Jacksonville
Dexter City
Jack Noon
Earl McGee
A. O. Hall
Patty
Columbus
John Bryson
Robert Bryson
Judy
Rex
William Keith
Glouster
Bob
Vern Lamborn
Lamborn Cottage
Canada
Dale Thompson
Pickerington
James
Sonny) Cotter, Jr
John Crawford, Jr
Robert Cotter
Florida
William Horner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William J. Golding
Clara Golding
Thomas Sime
Golding
Clinkard
Persy
Ohio highway department invites bids for guard rail painting contract
The Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals by August 8 1950 for painting guard rails on multiple routes across Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan and Washington counties and others with plan lengths totaling 269190 feet. Bidder must include a 1111.20 certified check and comply with prevailing wage rates. The director reserves the right to reject all bids.
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ATE
Ohio
Department OF Highways
Columbus
State Highway Director of
Athens County
Gallia County
Hocking County
Meigs County
Morgan County
Washington County
Leneth
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
General Code of
T. J. Kauer
Adams Reunion Hosts Forty At Home
The Adams family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams with forty attendees. Jean Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Russell, had her appendix removed at Point Clinic and is now at home. Charles McIntyre of Springfield visited, as did Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawson of Fayetteville with relatives in Charleston, and Karen Sue Black accompanied by Mrs. Cora Black and Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Black in Columbus. Christine Black. The Needle Club meets Chauncey at Circle Hill hosted by Mrs. Donna Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Cora Black
K. D. Black
Karen Sue
Columbus
Christine Black
Needle Club
Chauncey
Donna Thomas
Circle Hill
Brileys Host Society Gathering at Culver Briley Home
CHAUNCEY Friendly Society was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Culver Briley with Mrs. Lacey McNutt presiding. George Wreath led devotions and group singing was led by Kaird Hunt with Dermott King at the piano. Mr. King and Mr. Hunt performed a duet. Lesson material was presented by Mrs. King assisted by Mrs. Cleo Williams. A poem on Prayer was read by Mrs. Kelso Lowery. Guests enjoyed cake, ice cream, lemonade and minis from a table decorated with gladoli and litharum.
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Chauncey
Mr. King
Mr. Hunt
Mrs. Myrtle Russell Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Russell, 74, of near Concord, were conducted Wednesday at Concord Church by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. A trio from Chauncey Church of Christ sang three hymns. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Myrtle Russell
Near Concord
Concord Church
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Maplewood Cemetery
Uncomfortable Humidity Reverberates Through Glouster Day
It was not the hottest day of summer as temperature reached 90 in mid afternoon but high humidity made conditions uncomfortable. No rain in the community though a cold breeze late in the evening suggested rain nearby with the thermometer at 70 by 9 30 p m.
Tommy Cruikshank Visits Chauncey Grandparents
Chauncey visit by Tommy Cruikshank, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cruikshank of Summit Station Ohio. He stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank at 53 Main Street during the trip.
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Chauncey
Tommy Cruikshank
Thomas Cruikshank
Summit Station
Ohio
Luther Cruikshank
Main St
Morgan Returns Home From Chauncey Visit
Mrs. Marie Morgan returned to Columbus after spending a week at the Chauncey home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan at 109 Converse Street.
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Chauncey
Marie Morgan
Henry Morgan
Converse St
Columbus
Mrs Thomas R Reese Hosts Past Noble Grands Club
Mrs Thomas R Reese will host the Past Noble Grands Club at her Summit Street residence Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Glouster
Thomas R. Reese
Summit St
Not One Single Case Of Throat Irritation From Camels
Coast to coast doctors report on a test with hundreds of participants who smoked only Camels for 30 days. In 2,470 throat examinations conducted weekly, the study found not a single case of throat irritation attributed to Camel smoking.
Guests Entertained At Williams Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams and daughter Muriel of The Plains hosted last week. Guests included her son and daughter-in-law Bill Williams of Vista California, another son-in-law and daughter William Aiken and Shirley of Culver Pennsylvania. Also present were Mrs Williams cousins Clyde Achtzewin and son Ronnie of Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Williams
Muriel
the Plains
Williams
Bill Williams
Vista
Calif
William Aiken
Shirley
Culver
Clyde H. Achtzewin
Ronnie
Mount Pleasant
Robert Evans Visits Home Before Transfer to Marion
Chauncey resident Robert Evans employed in Carey Ohio visits his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Evans The Plains before being transferred to Marion He is accompanied by Mrs Elizabeth Williams and Muriel who travel as far as Columbus to see Mr and Mrs William Vickroy
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Chauncey
Robert Evans
Carey
Ohio
Henry Evans
The
Plains
Marion
Elizabeth Williams
Muriel
Columbus
William Vickroy
Former Chauncey Residents Attend Funeral in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank of Chauncey hosted former Chauncey residents Eunice Shore son Forest Allen and Cathrine Geraci with sons Jack and Dean Virgil of Akron. They came to attend the funeral of Carlos Parks in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Main St
Eunice Shore
Forest Allen
Catherine Geraci
Jack
Dean Virgil
Akron
Carlos Parks
Glouster
Matrons Plan Picnic at Memorial Park
The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter CBS schedules a picnic in Memorial Park on Friday August 4 at 6 p.m. It is a covered dish supper with attendees bringing their own table service and the committee providing dessert.
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Glouster
Millfield Church Group Entertained With Outdoor Party
Millfield hosted a Millfield Church of Christ group for an outdoor party. Games included horseshoe pitching croquet and badminton. A spare rib roast was served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Moody Mr and Mrs Edward Mingus Mr and Mrs John Lopez Mr and Mrs Sigmond Kozma Leonard Simpson Jr Louise Nagle Virginia Border Elizabeth Willis Betty Wilkes and daughters Shirley Barbara Helen Wilcox Richard and Mrs Wilcox.
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Chauncey
Myrtle Wilcox
Richard
Helen Wilcox
Millfield
Millfield Church of Christ
Carl Moody
Edward Mingus
John Lopez
Sigmond Kozma
Leonard Simpson Jr
Louise Nagle
Virginia Border
Elizabeth Willis
Betty Wilkes
Shirley
Barbara
Richard Wilcox
Wilcox
Return to Chauncey From West Virginia Visit
Mr and Mrs John Dunlavy of 25 Ellis Ave Chauncey have returned from a trip to Point Pleasant and Milton West Virginia to visit relatives.
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Chauncey
John Dunlavy
Ellis Ave
West Virginia
Point Pleasant
Milton
Reunion Planned for Brickles Descendants in Snowville
Descendants of Joseph and Rebecca Brickles plan a reunion and basket dinner on Sunday September 2 at the home of Mrs. Mae Mason in Snowville Ohio. This will be the first Brickles family reunion.
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Chauncey
Joseph
Rebecca Brickles
Mae Mason
Snowville
Ohio
Miss Betty Hawk Visits Chauncey Relatives
Chauncey resident Miss Betty Hawk of New Marshfield spent time in Chauncey visiting her aunt Mrs Martha Crow and cousins Mr and Mrs Leslie Cruikshank at 68 Main Street.
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Chauncey
Betty Hawk
New Marshfield
Martha Crow
Leslie Cruikshank
Main St
Freed from Cramping Laxatives All Bran Testimonial Uses
A Kellogg's ALL BRAN advertisement features Israel Baum praising the product for ending constipation cramps. It promotes daily consumption of an ounce of ALL BRAN with water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
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Allbran
Israel Baum
W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago
Ill
Camel 30 Day Mildness Test Promises Honest Smoking Proof
Doctors cite Camel findings while urging smokers to try the Camel 30 Day Mildness Test in their own T Zones. Smoke Camels regularly for a month to judge mildness and flavor, avoiding quick trials and comparing with other brands for a reliable personal verdict.
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Mny
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