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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1948

Page

16

Glouster Council Approves Six Street Blacktops

Glouster council meets Friday night and votes to blacktop Summitt Braun Barbour New Spring and N Madison streets. Dowler to supply machinery with village paying materials. Further measures include dust remedy on Locust St and seeking materials from Athens authorities. Council also urges rail service restoration and assists Homecoming preparations.

Glouster Blacktop Summitt Braun, Barbour New Blower Dowler Locust St Rose City of Athens Public Utilities Commission of Ohio New York Central Railroad Columbus Charleston Depot Square Charles A. Ferguson Main High Sts Ernest Pughline Front St Cody Lewis Williams Howard Carnival

Weekend visitors from nearby cities share hospitality

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Banfield of Zanesville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Judson. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dehmann and their daughter Judy of Columbus and Mrs. Lena Evans and Bill Rasp of Jacksonville.

Glouster Homer Banfield Zanesville Thomas Judson Harry Dehmann Judy Columbus Lena Evans Bill Rasp Jacksonville

WCTU Chapter to Meet at Jones Home Tuesday

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Ernest Jones’s home. Mrs. R. F. Henderson, Coolville unit president, will attend.

Glouster WCTU Ernest Jones R. F. Henderson Coolville

Harvey South Funeral Services Planned in Glouster

Funeral services for Harvey South, who died Thursday afternoon, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Glouster Church of Christ. The Rev. Daniel K. Teater will officiate. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery.

Glouster Harvey South Glouster Church of Christ Daniel K. Teater Maplewood Cemetery

Chivers Rites Set Monday

William Chivers 80 of Murray City died in Columbus after a long illness. Born in England he moved to America at 14 and spent most of his life near Murray City. He served 50 years as Sunday School superintendent at Murray City Methodist Church. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m in Murray City Methodist Church with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.

Ralph MacDaniels Hemlock J. R. Binderbasin, Jr Green Lawn Cemetery Mary Binderbasin Glouster

Odd Fellows To Meet In Glouster This Monday Evening

The Athens County Odd Fellows Association will meet with the New Marshfield lodge Monday at 8 p.m. The meeting is open and refreshments will be served. A special program is being prepared. Ruth Zimmer and Norma Talbert accompanied Mr Talbert to Athens on a business trip Wednesday and returned to Glouster by train.

Glouster Athens County Odd Fellows Association Marshfield Lodge Ruth Zimmer Norma Talbert Mr. Talbert Athens

Glouster Community Homecoming Plans Three Day Celebration

The Glouster Community Homecoming committee met in the mayor's office to plan a three day event ending with an all day program on July 5. Invitations included the Jackson County Apple Queen and court and the Rotary Welch Singers. A public wedding on Depot square is planned with an estimated cost of 1200 dollars. 600 dollars has been raised.

Glouster Harry Simmons Athens Jackson County Rotary Welch Singers of Wellston Depot Square John Crawford C. F. Guinther

Glouster Social Notes Honors Rainey Family Memorial Day Gatherings

Rainey family members and guests gathered for a Sunday picnic and Cemetery Memorial in Trimble. Cincinnati's Miss Stella Koons, Mrs. Maude Koons Hoagland of New Albany, and Mrs. Neil Louks of Columbus attended alongside numerous relatives from Columbus, Lancaster, Corning, Athens, Louisville, and Point Pleasant. Memorial Day visits included families from Jacksonville and Warren, with alumni dances and banquets noted.

Stanley Rae Barbara Louks Columbus John Zimmer Lancaster Ohio James Fleming Susan Kay Molly Dee Jamie Lou All of Dorothy Rainey Harold Rainey Charles Jarvis Jayne Ann and Jeffrey Fornia Carl Wright Yount Glouster Mitchell Bartels Jacksonville O. L. Easley Point Pleasant W.va Bessie West Athens Luke Blanchey Louisville J-T and Ralph Lewis Warren Lewis Annetta Lewis Jimmie Judson Riley Judson Louella Gatchel Fairport

Birthday party honors Karla Mae Hambel on sixth birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambel hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party honoring Karla Mae Hambel on her sixth birthday, May 30. Attendees included Kay Price Karen Jones Susanne Janchius Linda Gamwell Jean Gatchel and Patty Vore. Roberta and Karen Zimmer sent gifts. Karla Mae received many cards and refreshments were served.

Fred Hambel Karla Mae Kay Price Karen Jones Susanne Janchius Linda Gamwell Jean Gatchel Patty Vore Roberta Karen Zimmer

Local Social Notes From Shawnee And Nearby Visits

Thomas A Reese spent Sunday and Monday in Shawnee. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Healy son Michael and George Healy Columbus were visitors of Mr and Mrs Aeldred Healy from Saturday to Monday. William Mingus and daughter Peggy Jane Nelsonville spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs George Thomas and their mother Mrs Mingus. Cleo Gibbs returned home this week from a Smoky Mountains graduation trip with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Stiers. Accompanying her were Mr and Mrs Stiers Mrs Matilda Doyle and Ralph Rodenfel on trips through Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina West Virginia and Virginia. Clairmont Gibbs is in Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs William Stump and William Powell. Mr and Mrs Richard Jones and son Richie of Cleveland spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Miles Dyer and Mrs Dick Jones Sr. Other visitors in the Dyer home were Mr and Mrs Florence Delcontivo of Dayton. Mr and Mrs Jake Yount of Los Angeles left for California.

Charles Stiers Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina West Virginia Virginia Stiers Matilda Doyle Ralph Rodenfel Clairmont Gibbs Columbus William Stump William Powell Richard Jones Richie Cleveland Miles Dyer Dick Jones Dyer Florence Delcontivo Dayton Jake Yount Los Angeles Calif Cali

Rites Set for Mrs Whaley in Glouster

Mrs Rose Whaley 39 died at St Anthony Hospital Columbus after a week long illness. She lived most of life in Glouster and is survived by husband Desmond two sons Robert and Richard her mother Mrs George Miller Glouster one brother Roy Miller Millfield and three sisters Mrs Sally Bricker Athens Mrs Dorothy Lax Akron and Mrs Blanche Tritts Nelsonville. Funeral is Sunday at 1 p.m. in Glouster Methodist Church with Rev Devoll officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at 33 New Street home of Mrs George Miller.

Glouster Rose Whaley St. Anthony Hospital Columbus Desmond Robert Richard Home George Miller Roy Miller Millfield Sally Bricker Athens Dorothy Lax Akron Blanche Tritts Nelsonville Glouster Methodist Church Devol Maplewood Cemetery New Street

Sunday Visitors and Alumni Banquet Attendances

Harbor guests included Mr and Mrs William Horner and Mr and Mrs T D Lewis Mrs Nora Colley hosted a Sunday call list also visiting were Mr and Mrs Ed Vaughan and family for the Alumni banquet Bernard and Gene Rice returned to Dayton after a weekend with their mother Mrs W J Rice Nan Baughman of Trimble traveled from Topeka Kansas visiting relatives and friends Lauretta McLaughlin and Mrs Howard Taylor visited Audrey Frazier Pastor Alvin A Green of the Jacksonville EUB Church is ill with mumps.

W. J. Rice Nan Baughman Trimble Topeka Kansas Columbus Dale Baughman Lauretta. McLaughlin Howard Taylor Audrey Frazier Alvin A. Green Jacksonville EUB Church

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