Summer Hours Listed For Branch of Library
CHAUNCEY The Chauncey Branch Library will be open noon to 5 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday during June July and August. New novels include Intrigue of Halfaday Creek Rocket to Luna Program for Christine Greetings from Glenna Sink the Basket Valley of Guns Switch Hitter Wayward Heart. Young readers may enjoy The Real Book About Camping The Real Book About Baseball Lets Go Camping and Young Readers Water Sports Stories.
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Chauncey
The
Halfaday Creek
Hendryx
Luna
Marston
Christine
Bentel
Glenna
Hall
Knapp
Overholser
Decker
Covert
Roberts
Hopkins
Smiths Set Likely Conferences At Paris Tex
PARIS Texas April Smiths appear poised for key conferences this year. Al Aric Ed and Barney Smith stand as umpires in the Big State League regional vicinity.
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Paris
Tex
Smith
Alaric
Barney Smith
Chauncey Personal Arrivals And Holiday Visits
Mrs Kate Blacksten and daughters Mrs Josephine Hoover and Mrs Ruth Blacksten of Columbus visited Gilbert Courtney home Friday. Sunday cousins Mr and Mrs Harry Patterson and Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig of Cleveland called. George Rutledge and daughters visited with Pearl Rutledge from Mount Sterling. Floyd Hutchins and Teddy of Athens joined Mrs Rutledge visiting. Jerry Russell on 15 day leave from Parks Air Force Base California visits sister Helen Toth. Estella Elliott wed Clyde Cornell as Kirkendalls attend. Omen family travel to Portsmouth to visit. Alex Koszonyi and Dr John Vodnar visit McKeesport relatives Elizabeth Willis.
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Kate Blacksten
Josephine Hoover
Ruth Blacksten
Columbus
Gilbert Courtney
Courtney
Harry Patterson
Leonard Koenig
Cleveland
George Rutledge
Ann
Elaine
Mount Sterling
Land
Pearl Rutledge
Rutledge
Floyd Hutchins
Teddy
Athens
Jerry Russell
Parks Air Force Base
Calif
Helen Toth
Travis Air Force Base
Frank Kirkendall
John Vodnar
McKeesport, Pa
John Koszonyi
Elizabeth Willis
Glouster Weekend Guests Visit Hoisington Home
Glouster area residents hosted and visited in Jacksonville at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoisington. Guests included Archie Ryan and family from Columbus and James Talbert family from Columbus among others.
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Charles Hoisington
Jacksonville
Archie Ryan
Virginia
Robbie
Billie
Jimmie
James Talbert
Patricia
Judith Ann
Billy
Bobby
Michael
Columbus
Carl E. South
Phyllis
Barbara
Tiocia Dawn Edwards
Cheryl Lynn Barnet
Dayton
Holsington
Pete Aleo
Cora Ann
Eaton
Kate Thyne
Mary McMillan
Claude Weldon
Charles Thomas
Russell Point
Robert Thomas Sr
Donald
Thomas
Lewistown
Herbert Dust
Susan
Gregg
James Powell
Greens Run
Charles Carr
Frances Wallace
Donald Powell
Glouster Pastor Acts as MC for Two Alumni Banquets
The Rev John Devol pastor of Glouster First Methodist served as president and master of ceremonies at the Carbon Hill alumni banquet Friday night and at the Glouster Alumni banquet Saturday at Hotel Gordon. He received an appreciation gift, and Supt L G DeLong also was honored. Devol attended memorial services in Carbon Hill Saturday morning and then brought home his daughter Dianne Lynn from Mount St Mary Hospital after her surgery.
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Glouster
John Devol
Glouster First Methodist Church
Carbon Hill
Hotel Gordon
Supt
L. G. DeLong
Devol
Doris Wells Resigns as Coolville Music Supervisor
Miss Doris Wells resigns her post as music supervisor for the Carthage Troy district public schools and plans to move to Columbus with her parents who reside in Athens. Several community updates follow, including church activities, military honors, and local visits.
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Doris Wells
Coolville
Carthage Troy
Athens
Columbus
Community notes from The Plains area events and travels
Mrs. John Krivesti returned from Huey Pa where she attended the wedding of her nephew Joe Evanek to Miss M Crawford of Kansas May 18. Guests and relations from Cleveland Columbus Chesapeake Cincinnati Nelsonville Albany New Marshfield and Haydenville joined in Memorial Day activities and social visits.
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the Plains
John Krivesti
Huey, Pa
Joe Evanek
M. Crawford
Kansas
Cuba
Krivesti
Enroute
Jessie Gill
Cleveland
Margaret Sabo
Columbus
Irene Thompson
Ralph Hartman
Lois
James Woodyard
Muriel Thompson
Chesapeake
Millard Guess
Delbert Delong
Carbon Hill
Ora Darnell
Maine
Canada
Arthur McCoy
Cincinnati
Bob Guess
Guess
Nelsonville
Norman Smith
Vaughn Droz
Bobby
Cheryl
Lee
Darrian
Nancy
J. M. Reed
Perley Droz
Athens
Catharine Smith
Letha
Bernice Lyman
Elmo Scott
Albany
New Marshfield
VFW
Clyde Smith
Shelby
Portsmouth
Blanche Yates
Darrell Gorby
Baker Settlement
R. Kovalcik
Millfield Socials Include Euchre Club Hostess and Supper
Mrs Fd Mingus hosted the Wednesday Night Euchre Club with two tables in play. High score went to Mrs John Theisen, second to Mrs Groy-Patton, consolation to Mrs Billie. Athens County Farm Bureau employees and families enjoyed a chicken supper at Curt Finch home with many local guests. A new mail carrier, Orris Chadwell, took over the Millfield route replacing retiree G Patton after 31 years.
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Millfield
Fd Mingus
John Theisen
Groy- Patton
Billie
Athens County Farm Bureau
Curt Finch
Margie Pyle
Delena Funk
Sandusky
Bill Pyle
Orris Chadwell
Dayton
G. Patton
Local Social Notes From McArthur And Columbus
Somerset visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen, McArthur reception for new members at the Christian Church, and visits by Harlan Cassill and daughter Nancy. Commencement at McArthur honored Gene Bay and Buddy Peters as graduates. Harris family from Columbus enjoyed a weekend with the Heinleins. Marilyn Turner collected Red Cross funds. Raymond Sigler family from Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Roy Sigler and Anna Heinlein.
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New Plymouth
Ben Allen
Somerset
Earle Heinlein
Christian Church
McArthur
Harlan Cassill
Nancy
Columbus
Thurman Cassill
Circleville
Walter Peters
Milton Bay
Stanley Miller
Gene Bay
Buddy Peters
Harris
Harry Harris
Marilyn Turner
Red Cross
Raymond Sigler
Class of 1923 Holds First Reunion in 30 Years
Trimble High School’s 1923 graduates gathered at the Hollister school building for a 30 year reunion with eight of twenty five classmates attending. An impromptu program featured brief talks recalling high school days. Attendees included Harold Shirkey and spouse Dayton. William Dennis and Gloria Wem mer. Ralph Maynard and Mae Brinkley. Freda Skrotzky. Erma Thomas. Irene Golding. Frank Binderbasin Jr. and Grace Baird. William Hammond and Margaret Southard.
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Glouster
Trimble High School
Trimble Township
Hollister
Harold Shirkey
Dayton
William Dennis
Gloria Wemmer
Ralph Maynard
Mae Brinkley
Columbus
Mrs. Leona M. Pickard Rites Held at Local Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Leona M. Pickard were conducted Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Blower funeral home. The deceased died Monday at her Maple Street residence. Norbert Johnston, new owner of the funeral home, prepared to take the body to Scottdale, Pennsylvania for burial. The family departed for Scottdale after the service. The Thea Chapter CBS led Tuesday services at the funeral home.
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Glouster
John Devol
Leona M. Pickard
Maple Street
Blower
Norbert Johnston
Scottdale
Thea
CBS
Trimble Bandsmen To Meet Saturday At Trimble High
Trimble Township school bands members are urged to gather at Trimble High School Saturday at 10 a.m. A Ward Company representative will take measurements for band uniforms. All members are required to attend.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Trimble
Ward Company
Congregation to Meet Glouster First Baptist Church
A business meeting of Glouster First Baptist Church will be held in the church auditorium on Saturday at 7 p.m. Church members are urged to attend and discuss church affairs.
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Glouster
Glouster First Baptist Church
Legion Post Names Eight New Officers
GLOUSTER McCANN-FREDERICK Post of the American Legion elected eight officers at a Tuesday meeting led by Leo Dennison as commander and Robert Mingus as 1st vice commander. Other officers include Richard Cary as 2nd vice commander Harry Richards adjutant Cecil Watkins finance officer C F Danford chaplain Charles Pettit sergeant at arms and Dr Lowell Burnell trustee. They will be installed at the first September meeting after refreshments.
Eagles Plan Dance at GLOUSTER Mohawk Aerie 1034
Jacksonville group FOE 1034 hosts a free dance with round and square dancing on Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight in the hall. Felding's orchestra provides the music and Eagles and guests are welcome.
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Glouster
Foe
Jacksonville
Felding
Eagles
Birthday Dinner for Rebekah Lodge Members
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge hosts a birthday dinner in Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 6 p.m. for members whose birthdays fell in the past three months.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
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Smiths
Wena
Glouster, Ohio
Men's Union
Bemberg
Wilbur Dodd
Ireland
Coolville Briefs
Ralph Henry
Ireland District
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship
Ireland Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Wilma Bailey
Beulah Dixon
Marion Walden
Nellie Swisher
Helen Chapman
Hattie Alden
Norma Brandeberry
Nellie Creegar
Mary Belle Cody
Inez Bentz
Mabel Kincade
Cpl
Hugh C. Blair
Emmett R. Blair
Newton Falls
Korea
Blair
C. L. Stout
E. M. Daugherty
Dale Reed
Howard Bingman
Washington D. H
Ella Bingman
Don Bunion
Ray Ward
Darlene
C. B. Kincade
S Sgt. Leslie Cole
Rosewell
N. M
Joe Kennedy
Ind
A. W. Bradeberry
Frank Jones
Judy
Ira Kincade
Neff Norman
George Norman
Carl Lockhart
Quinnemont
W. Va
Hope Walden
C. A. Bingman
John Bryan
Fredricktown
James Connolly
Teresa
Richard
Logan
R. S. Henderson
Stanley Love
John Thelsen
James Singer
Jim Quinn
Delores Stansberry
Don Easler
Phillip Powell
Erwin Merritt
Lewis Sanders
John Hushower
Carl Rhoades, Jr
Sons
Floyd Wemner
Bette Pincelli
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Athens County
Pardon and Parole Commission
Onto Pardon and Parole Commission
Jean Goche
Mrs. Pickard
Trimble Bandsmen
Legion Post
Bowmans
Bowman's Dept. Store
Ohio
Logan, Ohio
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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