Ohio Members of Congress Cast Votes on Civil Rights Amendments and Aid
Washington report details how Ohio Republicans Bricker and Lausche voted on key civil rights amendments and measures. It covers Bricker and Lausche positions on punitive enforcement, limits on attorney general action, and stripping enforcement authority, plus Ohio votes on foreign aid and postal pay raises with one dissent.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Bricker
Bricker and
Lausche
Cooper
HOUSE
Jenkins
Raccoon Triggers Chester Power Outage
Residents in Chester woke to a power cut on Shade River Rd near Route 248. Investigators found a dead raccoon at a light pole feeding the transformer and a short that tripped the circuit breaker, leaving homes powerless from about 2:30 to 8 a.m.
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Pomeroy
Chester
Shade River
John Guinther
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Middleport Personal News Briefs Report Local Visits
Robert Croushore of Columbus connected with his aunt Mrs. Robert Harris. Lawrence Bing visits Norwalk with sister in law Mrs. Wilson. Several women travel to Rutland for the night. Garden Club Picnic planned on Titus property. Family gatherings include Harris and Russell in Parkersburg. Funeral for Harry Specht in Wellston with interment at Elk Cemetery McArthur. Guests of William Chisler include LeVaughn family en route to Wintersville. Athens outing features Skinner son Tom Farmer and Crooks at recital.
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Robert Croushore
Columbus
American Tobacco Company
Robert Harris
Lawrence Bing
Norwalk
Walter B. Harris
Walter Harris
Lula Russell
Jane
Jill Harris
Parkersburg
Wellston
Harry Specht
John Hawkins, Jr
Franklin Ginther
Specht
Ginther
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Twilight Garden Club guests lead Rutland evening
Middleport area notes report Rutland Garden Club meeting at Mrs C O Chapman home with Twilight Garden Club of Pomeroy as special guests. Attendees included Mrs Webb Hall the president and many members plus new guest Mrs Pearl Canaday and birthday refreshments for guests Mr and Mrs Carl Allensworth.
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Middleport
Twilight Garden Club
Pomeroy
Rutland Garden Club
C. O Chapman
Ray Biddle
Webb Hall
Jed Webster
Corliss Jacobs
Dwight Parker
Clara
Ethel Garland
Vida Ihle
Ralph Gilmore
Phil Williamson
Gerald Wildermuth
Pearl Hysell
Louis Reibel
Eddie Smith
Lucretia Genheimer
Elsie Hart
Minnie Davis
Carrie Nye
T. A. Hennessy
C. E. Peoples
Jed Webster, Jr
Sabra Canaday
Pearl Canaday
James R. Titus
Rutland Club
Mrs LeVaughn honored with departure events in Middleport
Several affairs are planned to honor Mrs. Roland LeVaughn before she moves to Wintersville Ohio next week. Today Mrs. H J Russell hosted a luncheon at her N Second Ave home with guests Mrs Walter B Harris Mrs Myron Miller and Mrs E O Rall.
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Middleport
Roland LeVaughn
Wintersville
Ohio
H. J. Russell
N. Second Ave
Walter B. Harris
Myron Miller
E. O. Rall
Lyonses Plan Sixth Birthday Barbecue for Deborah Lyons
Mrs. John Lyons hosts a yard barbecue and decorated cake for Deborah Lyons sixth birthday. Attending are Deborah’s grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schramm of Zanesville and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Grim, John Ingles, Rocky Williams, and Deborah’s siblings John Tommy Bernard and Linda. Linda visits grandparents in Zanesville while John and Bernard Lyons return with them to the city for a pre school visit.
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Middleport
John Lyons
Lyons
Deborah
Debbie
Bernard Schramm
Zanesville
Raymon Grim
John Ingles
Rocky Williams
John
Tommy
Bernard
Linda
Mr. Lyon
Stewart Burdette
Point Pleasant
Bernard Lyons
Betty BoBu Birthday Party at 629 Pearl Street
A Monday afternoon celebration for Betty, 10, hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Bobu at 629 Pearl Street. Guests enjoyed a pink and green decorated cake, ice cream, a beverage, party mints and favors, and were guided in games by Mrs Bobo and an assisting guest.
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Middleport
Frank Bobu
Pearl St
Betty
Bobo
Birthday celebrations for Mrs. O. K. Probasco in Westerville
Mrs. O. K. Probasco marked her 79th birthday Monday evening at her daughter-in-law Mrs. Lowell Probasco’s home as relatives stopped for an overnight visit. She traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cheney and children David Tom and Barbara from Troy on a vacation trip en route home. Barbara Cheney stayed longer with cousin Susan Probasco who had just returned from Camp Presmont Presbyterian camp.
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Middleport
O. K. Probasco
Westerville
Lowell Probasco
Heath Methodist Circle Plans Thursday Meeting
Middleport reports the Class No 12 Circle of Heath Methodist Church executive committee will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Buford East.
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Middleport
Circle of Heath Methodist Church
Buford East
Ladies Plant Club to Discuss Flower Show At Mrs Lloyds
Mrs Bruce Lloyd chairs a meeting of the Amateur Gardeners Club at her home Thursday evening to discuss the proposed flower show details and rules.
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Middleport
Bruce Lloyd
Amateur Gardeners Club
Eastern Star initiatory work planned Thursday night
Mrs Willis Anthony announces initiatory work at Evan geline Chapter meeting. Refreshments and a social hour follow the event.
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Middleport
Willis Anthony
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Man Not Dishonest, Just Forgetful
Fred J. Bonneau of Bristol Connecticut sent a $2 money order to the Miami Traffic Fines Bureau to cover a February 15 1954 parking citation. He explained he had the money in an envelope but delayed mailing it.
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Miami
Fla
Fred J. Bonneau
Bristol
Engagement Fete Held For Donald Chapman Bride-To-Be Marie Bulstrom
A chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman of Millfield Route 1 celebrated the upcoming marriage of their son Corporal Donald Chapman to Miss Marie Bulstrom of Taylor Ridge. Guests included family from Millfield, Glouster, Athens, Cannonville and The Plains. The couple plan to reside at Fort Knox after marriage.
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Chauncey
George Chapman
Millfield
Cpl
Donald Chapman
Marie Bulstrom
Taylor Ridge
Dana
Ruth
Stella Beal
Carl Sayer
James Brienton
Glouster
Simmons Beal
Athens
Kenneth Chapman
Chauncey Garden Club celebrates 10th anniversary picnic
The Chauncey Garden Club marked its tenth anniversary with an annual picnic on July 28 at Glouster Memorial Park. Families of members attended as guests. baseball and horseshoes offered recreation and a basket dinner was served.
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Chauncey Garden Club
Glouster Memorial Park
Visitors of Harmond Kasler Host Country Friends
Eleanor Hines and Trimble visit Harmond Kasler with Mr and Mrs Miles Wolfe in Columbus and Mr and Mrs Paul Lin Scott with son Jimmy and daughter Jane from Trimble Route 1.
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Harmond Kasler
Eleanor Hines
Trimble
Miles Wolfe
Columbus
Paul Lin Scott
Jimmy
Jane
Chauncey Family Returns From Canada Fishing Trip
Chauncey H O McDaniel of Millfield with Gerald McDaniel and David of Dayton and Ben Carter of Cincinnati came home from a two week fishing trip to Redditt Lake of the Woods in Canada with a fair catch reported. Grand daughter Helen Sue McDaniel and friend Alice Poss of Dayton joined for a week. Several local residents hosted and visited in Chauncey and nearby towns during the weekend and Sunday meals.
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Chauncey
H. O. McDaniel
Millfield
Gerald McDaniel
David
Dayton
Ben Carter
Cincinnati
Redditt
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Helen Sue McDaniel
Alice Poss
Howard Bobo
Clyde Bobo
William Evener
Diane
Penny
Bala Easley
Athens
Floyd Bobo
Jackson
William Leffler
L. McClellan
Agnes Scharder
Birdie
Bertha Crow
Moundsville
W. Va
Joseph Kottyan
Butch
George
Cindy
Christy
Patty
Gar
More Cooks Needed At Chauncey Dover Band Camp
Assistance in cooking has been asked for the Chauncey Dover Band Camp at the Izaak Walton League Camp near Logan, August 4 14. To complete the schedule six or eight women will be needed. Mrs Dennis Childress is chairman and may be reached by telephoning 2665 Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Dover
Logan
Dennis Childress
Disappointed lover hangs himself in barn after fire
Police report a 19 year old man in WEIDENSTETTEN tried to commit suicide by hanging in his father's barn after starting a straw pile fire. The fire spread, burning the rope and causing him to fall. He managed to rise and flee.
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Weidenstetten
Germany
Visiting relatives and friends in Den City and Oxford
Den City Michigan visitors include Mr and Mrs Garfield Nicholson guests of Ruth Chapman. Carol Stotts visited Ruth Chapman on Tuesday. Riley Russell left to spend a week with his son in Lancaster. Jessie Sayer and sons Eddie and Douglas, and Roberta Kuttkuhn with children Michael and Sherry, from Oxford, Michigan, visited George Chapman and others.
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den City
Mich
Garfield Nicholson
Carol Stotts
Ruth Chapman
Riley Russell
William Kelly
Lancaster
Jessie Sayer
Eddie
Douglas
Roberta Kuttkuhn
Michael and
Sherry
Oxford
George Chapman
Glouster Women Meet and Moose Club Notes
Glouster WSCS gathers Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church with Miss Mabel LeFever directing the program and Mrs Ralph Hines leading devotions Hostesses are Mrs Blanche McAfoose and Mrs Alta Sweeney The Women of the Moose met at Edith Covella s home Mrs Bertha Covella honored with a baby shower Prizes awarded to Mrs Neal Morris and Mrs Bertha Covella A pot luck supper followed Next meeting at Memorial Park with a picnic on August 25 hosted by Mrs Hugh Hicks and children Beverly and Carolyn and Mr and Mrs Bud Timms of Fairborn Guests include Mr and Mrs Sonny Miller and children of Detroit Mich Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rankin and children of Columbus and Mrs James LaFollette and Mr and Mrs Harold McGee of Columbus
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Middleport High School
Hall
Paul Winn
Cash Johnson
Jed Webster
Genheimer
Glouster
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Mabel LeFever
Ralph Hines
Blanche McAfoose
Alta Sweeney
The
Moose
Edith Covella
Bertha Covella
Neal Morris
Memorial Park
Hugh Hicks
Beverly
Carolyn
Bud Timms
Fairborn
Emmett Rankin
Sonny Miller
Detroit, Mich
Lloyd Rankin
Columbus
Jack McGee
James LaFollette
Harold McGee
American Legion Auxiliary Picnic at Memorial Park on Aug 15
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold an annual picnic at Memorial Park on August 15. Attendees bring potluck dishes while the meat will be furnished.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Park
Merry Stitchers Club Meeting Notice
The Merry Stitchers Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Bert Juniper for its sewing session and club activities.
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Merry Stitchers Club
Bert Juniper
Glouster Guests Bert Juni Perr Week Hosts
The visit featured Mr and Mrs Bert Juni per hosting guests from Dayton including Mr Leonard McQuade and his children Casey and Teri Lynn. The narrative notes a continuation of social exchanges in the community.
Cash Nothing To Children
Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper Fred Henry saw bits of paper thrown from a car six miles east of Tulsa. Mrs Mary Tramer of Pryor admitted her two year old son tossed one dollar bills. Henry recovered nine of the ten dollars and helped start the car.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Fred Henry
Here
Henry
Mary Tramer
Pryor
Tramel
Kiwanis Club Picnic Set For Thursday Evening
Kiwanis Club will host its annual picnic for members and families on Thursday with supper served at 6 p.m.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
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Athens Messenger
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LR. Faires
Independence
Mexico City
Paseo de la Reforma Plaza
Middleport Area
Clyde van Cooney
Nora Bobo
Tom Roach
Althea Edwards
Carl Allensworth
Linda Kauff
Jo Edwards
Diana Criswell
Myrna Searles
Joy Boggs
Keith Searles
Mike Archer
Pam Covert
Ruth Ann Ferguson
Chevyl Fife
Sonny
Mrs. LeVaughn
MUTE
Glouster, Ohio
Baker Furniture
Frigidaire Refrigerator
Chauncey Women’s News
Roger Wolf
Barbara
Kathy
Cannonville
Vern Wolf
Vern Elden
James
Bill Kasler
Stevie
the Plains
Daryl Kasler
Mr. Kasler
Kasler
Glouster Women’s News
Mrs. Covella
Cash
Leterfelds
Fiberfelds
RCA Victor
Wen
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Elberfelds
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