Officers for Junior Unit Take Posts at Glouster
The American Legion Auxiliary in Glouster held a Junior Division installation at the Legion Hall with Miss Mary McCann as installing officer. Officers named were Ann Haskins president Betty Norris first vice president Margaret Dunlevy treasurer Irma Jean Nichols chaplain Dona Rogers historian Gertrude Dunlevy pianist Martha Ann McDonald and Dona Faye Seckinger sergeant at arms. A social hour followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Mary McCann
Miss McCann
Ann Haskins
Betty Norris
Margaret Dunlevy
Irma Jean Nichols
Dona Rogers
Gertrude Dunlevy
Martha Ann McDonald
Dona Faye Seckinger
Services announced for Glouster churches
Church of Christ led by D P Morris lists Sunday June 5 schedule with Bible School at 9 00 am The Hustlers Class by Ernest Jones 10 00 am Lord s Supper and sermon Gods Wisen 6 30 pm Christian Endeavors 7 30 pm Happy Hour Service Baptism at close Dinner for Troop 72 Scouts on June 10 Proceeds go to Camp Dupler At Methodist Church F G Boroff posts 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am Morning Worship 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 Evening Service Fourth quarterly conference set for Tuesday June 14 with Dr J Ira Jones present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dupler
Methodist Church
F. G. Boroff
Formation of Soft Ball League Planned
GLOUSTER The Rob inson Class of the Methodist Church formed a soft ball team with Gail Bingman as captain and Bob Emerich as manager. The class urges other church boys to form teams for a church league and a cup will be awarded by Phil Robinson. if a team keeps the cup for two consecutive years it becomes permanent. Interested boys should contact Bingman or Emerich immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robinson
Methodist Church
Gail Bingman
Bob Emerich
Philobinson
Social Notes Glouster Briefs Update
Noble Grand Club met at Odd Fellow Hall with Mrs. Nellie Jones hosting. President Mrs. R C Galloway led a brief business session followed by games and refreshments. Next meeting July 7 at Mrs Clara Morris home. Eldon Smith and son Teddy of Dunbar WV visit. Emmett Shust of Cincinnati visits relatives. L D McMasters in Columbus for daughter Mary Lou McMasters nurse graduate. L E Richardson and children Barbara Sonny in Nelsonville for parade. Richardson Baking float. Sonny and Bobby Angle toss bread loaves. Sonny in baker’s uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grand Club
Odd Fellow Hall
Nellie Jones
R. C. Galloway
Clara Morris
Eldon Smith
Teddy
Dunbar
W. Va
L. E. Richardson
Barbara
Sonny
Nelsonville
Richardson Baking Company
Bobby Angle
W C T U Meeting Moves To Evening at Kasler Home
The W C T U shifts its meeting to Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Emma Kasler's Fairlawn Avenue home. Melody Maker Club held a picnic on Dr Gibson's lawn with a buffet supper, games, and charades. Plans were made for a July musical recital. awards honored Bea Thompson Billy Kleinman and Charles Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Emma Kasler
Fairlawn Ave
Melody Maker Club
Dr. Gibson
Bea Thompson
Billy Kleinman
Charles Bailey
Barbara Richardson
Rita Rice
Mary Virginia Logue
Phyllis Kleinman
Cynthia Richardson
Lois Golding
Jo Ann Heck
Billy Morris
Bobby Weymueller
Gloria Heck
Lois Balderson
Neva Golding
Anne Weymueller
Jacquelyn Ley
Harriett Weymueller
Ortman sets 265.5 mph speed mark at Oakland air race
Earl Ortman of Los Angeles powered a canary colored plane to a new domestic speed record of 265.5 mph at the Pacific International Air Races in Oakland, defeating Roscoe Turner of Chicago by 50 feet. The mark surpasses the 264 mph closed course record set by Michel de Troyat in the 1936 Thompson Trophy in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ortman
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Michel de Troyat
France
Social Notes From Kingsbury Update
Kingsbury social notes list visits among local families on Sunday and weekend greetings. Mentions include Olen and Mrs Harrison, Clyde and Mrs Scott, and Evert King of Steubenville visiting relatives. A church class meets tonight and several residents head to Mason City for work and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Olen Harrison
John Carl
Roy Brickles
Harley Scott
Clyde Scott
Walter Baer
Clarence Will
Evert King
Steubenville
Lowell Carper
George Biggs
Clyde Harrison
Ralph Carl
Homer Rice
Samaria Rice
Lizzie Patterson
Florence McGrath
Leo Story
Evert Howett
Bobbie
E. J. Howett
Kathern Story
Mason City
Elba Story
Many Back For Holiday At Chester
A large crowd attended memorial services in Chester Monday. Numerous visitors from Columbus Fairmont Akron London New York City and Athens spent the holidays with relatives including Kimes Cleland Kimes Shank Knight Knight and Ridenour families. Bert Knight was rushed to Holzer Hospital with a leg injury and Don Betzing's arm injury was reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Ralph Kimes
Sid Kimes
Max Cleland
Chase Kimes
Charlie Kimes
Columbus
Jennie Sheldon
Ernest Cypherd
Helen Christy
Akron
Robert Burton
Perry Burton
L. S. Petty
Hayes Will
Fairmont
W. Va
Wayne Cleland
London
Grace Eiselstein
New York City
Abe Eiselstein
R. C. Windsor
B. K. Smith
Zelda Ridenour
Thelma Ridenour
Buel Ridenour
Joe Kautz
Westerville
Elmer Kautz
Donald Ridenour
Zanesville
Delmar Ridenour
Manning Ridenour
Fritz Shank
Victor Will
Bert Knight
Holzer Hospital
Local Guests Share Memorial Day Visits Across State
Syracuse brief lists residents and relatives visiting from Cleveland Huntington Columbus Akron Parkersburg and Clarksburg. People include Mr and Mrs Walter Ables Mr and Mrs Irving Karr Miss Gladys Karr Miss Florence Fields and many more with trips to Morgantown Steubenville and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Walter Ables
Cleveland
James Ables
W. E. Karr
Huntington
Gladys Karr
Columbus
Irving Karr
A. J. Karr
A. M. Roberts
Mary Karr
Marcia Karr
Florence Fields
Akron
John W. Fields
T. J. Phillips
Gallipolis
Morgan Dean
A. L. Flanagan
Joseph Wood
Rio Grande
William McBride
Clarence Naylor
Parkersburg
Helen Underhill
Entertains Bridge Club At Mrs Blower Home
Mrs John Blower hosted her contract bridge club Thursday night. F H May won high score and B R Angle was second. Guests included L K Heiskel and Miss Josephine Hedfeldt. Leo White of Nelsonville, a longtime member, attended. A salad course followed play. Bernadine Rader is visiting Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blower
Contract Bridge Club
F. H. May
B. R. Angle
L. K. Heiskel
Josephine Hedfeldt
Five Southern Ohio Men Are Sentenced
Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood yesterday sentenced Shannon Brown John M Bartels Charles A Thrapp Alva L Slatzer and Stanley Hoy for liquor violations in Gallia and New Straitsville Ohio. Brown received two years in prison Bartels 18 months with suspended sentence Thrapp three months in jail plus two years suspended Slatzer 60 days in jail plus two years suspended Hoy four months in jail plus two years suspended. Lightning kills approximately one person out of every three that it strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Brown
Gallia County
John M. Bartels
Charles A. Thrapp
New Straitsville
Alva L. Slatzer
Stanley Hoy
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Soft Ball League
William Stephenson
Jimmy Dennison
Thomas Dennison
National Brands Stores
Bay
and S.awe
Texas
Sunkist California
Campbell’s Tomato Juice
Campbell’s Pork & Beans
Campbell’s Noodle
Geosea Wiese Takp
Mnas
Crisco
Dres Marvelous
Ces
CAMAY
M.A
Kellogg's
Hollum
Pinte Bec Eeenee
Hal Attente
Carton
Bacon
Bologna
Reson Clothes Brush
Era Oe
Lee
Leadway Coffee
Surly Sud
Earl Knight
Nettie Shank
Ernest Knight
Ernest Brown
J. S. Frank
E. R. Hayes
Quin Hayes
Ohio State University
Russell Hayes
Ohio University
Laura Saunders
Athens
Ward Hayes
Everett Hayden
Mutual
Clarence Roecher
Anna Heaton
Edward Frecker
George Frecker
Kathryn Bailey
J. S. Bailey
Woodrow Dean
Rio Grande College
Norma Dean
Don Betzing
Branche Fleming
Middleport
Paden City
Clarksburg
Elsie Quillen
Carl Genheimer
Ford Platte
Lula Blake
Pomeroy
Tedla Hess
Louise Taylor
Margaret Houdashelt
Minersville
William Houdashelt
Earl Teaford
Racine
Entertains Club
Southern Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
Richardson Baking Co
Glouster and Marietta
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