Parking on Summit Street: first reading by Glouster council
Glouster council held first reading for an ordinance limiting parking to one side of Summit Street between Front and Maple. Street dust control planned via oiling two Walnut Hill streets with future blacktop pending material. Discussions on truck unloading parking and physician spaces occurred without decisions. May collections totaled 415.45 with cash and bonds at 46 464.18. all council members attended.
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Glouster
Summit St
Front
Walnut Hill
Miss Anne Keating to resign Ohio University head librarian
Ohio University head librarian Miss Anne C. Keating will resign July 1. Prof and Mrs F H Krecker hosted an open house at 171 N Congress St with seventy guests including faculty and other university personnel. Assistants listed. Also a reception for Master’s degree candidates hosted by Dean Gamertsfelder at 96 Morris Ave. on June 5.
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Keating
Anne C. Keating
Ohio University
F. H. Krecker
Congress St
Amy Allen
Catherine Nelson
Dora Moore
Ruth Elliott
R. A. Foster
Gamnertsfelder
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Morris Ave
Constance Sands
Omah Gaston
Lois Sondergaard
Punch Bowl
Violin Recital at Mrs Mitchells Home
Mrs L C Mitchell hosted a violin recital at her home 60 Fairview Ave Friday evening. The program listed Marjory Gaylord Nancy Jean Hawkins Marlinda Heft Anne Baker Arminda Kimes Joan Bush Patty Peterson Mary Sue Lafollette and Carolyn Kellogg with parents invited as guests.
Piano Pupils Play at C C Robinson Home Musicale
Greeting forty guests at Mrs. C C Robinsons Elmwood Place musicale were two young pianists Beth Collins and Mary Gene Woodworth. Pupils aged eight to eleven performed a program of classical pieces with Marlinda Heft guest violin soloist accompanied by instructor Mrs. L C Mitchell. Soloists included Eleanor Thackery Evelyn Graham Nanette Woodworth Martha Mohl Caro pt and Margaret Lafolle.
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C. C. Robinson
Elmwood Place
Beth Collins
Mary Gene Woodworth
L. C. Mitchell
Eleanor Thackery
Evelyn Graham
Nanette Woodworth
Martha Mohl
Caro
Margaret Lafole
Albany Alumni Banquet Is Gala Event
At Albany High School Auditorium two hundred thirty eight alumni and guests attended the Albany Alumni banquet. Lucile Bobo opened the business meeting and welcomed the class of 1949. Impromptu talks, decorations by Armour Chesser and Charles Radcliffe, music by Dick Wires Orchestra, and PTA served dinner followed by dancing. Officers elected for the year include President Winifred Hooper and Rodger Van Dyke treasurer.
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Albany
Albany High School
Lucile Bobo
Robus
Dale Dye
Marie Dew Hawk
Lulu Parker Oxley
Gladys Bowen Corbin
Fern Gault
Chester Enlow
Wilma Musgrave Darnell
the Plains
Armour Chesser
Charles Radcliffe
Rodger van Dyke
Dick Wires
Pyle and Basil Martin Betrothed in Coolville
Doris Kathryn Pyle and Basil Martin are engaged. Doris is the daughter of Elsie Mae Pyle of Vienna West Virginia and a Parkersburg High School graduate employed as payroll clerk at Parkersburg Steel. Basil is son of Carson Boggs of Coolville and a Carthage-Troy High School graduate working as a shipping clerk at B F Goodrich in Marietta Ohio. No wedding date has been set.
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Marietta, Ohio
Rev Armstrong Honored at Union Methodist WSCS Supper
About 75 attended a lawn supper at Mr. and Mrs. Barker home hosted by Union Methodist Church WSCS in honor of Rev Dale Armstrong. Mrs Vernon Shaw wrote a poem for the occasion. Armstrong, a new Ohio University graduate, plans world missions and will soon depart for Colorado.
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R. R. Barker
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Union Methodist Church
Dale Armstrong
S. S. Shaw
Vernon Shaw
Armstrong
Ohio University
World Missions
WSCS
Jim Bain
Colorado
Shade PTA Installs New Officers for 1949 50
Shade PTA announces officers for 1949 50 with Mrs Wayne Harris as president Mrs Robert Bobo vice president Mrs Forrest Gwinn secretary and Mrs Georgia Moore treasurer. Mrs George Fulton installs new officers and is named news reporter A fundraising committee is chosen for a school lunch room project and a special meeting is set for Thursday June 9 at the school inviting all interested persons.
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Shade Pta
Wayne Harris
Robert Bobo
Forrest Gwinn
Georgia Moore
George Fulton
Local Guests and Visitors at Athens Events
Mrs. Don McVay of LeRoy visits her mother Mrs. Beckley in Athens and will join her husband from California for Commencement events at Ohio University. Mrs. S. D. Webb arrives from Collumpus to attend a musicale hosted by Mrs. Robin son where Marlinda Heft performs a violin solo. The Klingenbergs host guests from Charleston and Joyce Price. Ida Hanning and Arthur Goodin travel to Delaware to visit relatives, then Marion. Fred C. Shafer is home recovering after surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital and thanks friends for support. Pete Miller, OU Class of 1945, stays at Berry Hotel and visits professors. Mrs. Ferlet and daughters return to Youngstown after visiting in Athens. Daughters of Union Veterans set meeting at 7 30 p.m.
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Don McVay
LeRoy
J. L. Beckley
Elmwood Place
California
McVay
Ohio University Board of Trustees
University
S. D. Webb
Collumpus
C. E. Heft
Athens
C. C. Robinson
Marlinda Heft
Joe Klingenberg
R. C. Price
Joyce
Charleston
W. Va
Ida Hanning
N. Court St
Arthur Goodin
Fred C. Shafer
Richland Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pete Miller
Philadelphia
Ohio University
Berry Hotel
Miller
Paul Kendall
E. H. Davidson
Athens Guests Attend OES in New Marshfield
New Marshfield OES met in a special session to confer degree work on candidates with guests from Mullins West Virginia Wheelersburg and Athens chapters. Past Matrons were honored with rose buds and a memorial service for deceased members was held.
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New Marshfield Oes
Mullins
W. Va
Wheelersburg
Athens
New Marshfield
Pherice Wingett
Andrew Pavlish Dance Pupils In Future Stars Revue
SEVENTY-FIVE pupils of Andrew Pavlish appear in the Pavlish annual Future Stars Dance Revue at the Athens High School Auditorium on Tuesday June 14 at 8 p.m. The show features multiple numbers with named dancers in acts like Indian Drums Totem Pole Baton and Our First Tap Dance, plus winter scenes and specialty numbers.
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Andrew Pavlish
Athens
Pavlish
Athens High School
Jackie Capehart
Christine Coats
Malcolm Floyd
Charlesanna Hess
Karen Kelton
Carla Miller
Judy Turner
Gates Richards
Janet Keplar
Barbara Codding
Dixie Lee Dixon
Barbara Culp
Lynn Gardner
Jeannine West
Tanya McMannis
Jane
Sally Midkiff
Judy Jacobs
Rae Ann Mills
Nancy Rawlings
Hazel Andrews
Carol Russell
Nita McWilliams
Janice Goodman
Charlotte and
Penny Coury
Robin Flowers
Marjorie Gaylord
Mariam Hall
Julie Hollingsworth
Mary Jane Lee
Cordelia
Frances Peaster
Marcia Selleck
Sharon Downard
Middleport
Nelsonville
Joan Tipton
Kay Jones
Peter Clark
Deanna Ullmark
Shirley Six
Dixie Lee Johnson
Ann Putt Anderson
Janet Kihner
Billie Lee Maroney
Nancy Brooks
Sally
Jane Midkiff
Judy Bennett
Lynn Buchanan
Carla Wilson
Sheila Strauss
Sandra Potts
Susan Pullen
Jean Webster
Ronnie Wyckoff
African Work Is Discussed By Women's Society
GLOUSTER The Women’s Society for Christian Service met in the Methodist Church auditorium Thursday evening with Mrs. Adda Blower presiding. Mrs. Pauline Gamwell led devotions on The Light That Shineth in the Darkness. Miss Mabel LeFever discussed Methodist work in South Central Africa. Refreshments were served to 20 members by Mrs. Lulu Bingman and Mrs. Bea Coffman.
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Glouster
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Adda Blower
Pauline Gamwell
Mabel LeFever
South Central Africa
Lulu Bingman
Bea Coffman
Priest Walsh Observes 40th Year of Priesthood
The Rev. Fr. Charles L. Walsh marked 40 years in the priesthood with a High Mass at Holy Cross Church Glouster. Guest priest Fr. Small, once an altar boy to Walsh, delivered the sermon and praised Walsh’s four decades of service.
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Glouster
Charles L. Walsh
Holy Cross Church
Small
Walsh
Father Walsh
Amanda Byron Place Bought by Boyers
Mr. and Mrs. Boyser Faith Lantz have purchased the home place of the late Amanda Bryson in Glouster. The transaction closed Wednesday with possession to the new owners. Built by J. W. Bryson in 1893, the house had belonged to the Bryson family for 56 years. After redecorating, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lantz of Trimble will occupy the north side apartment.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Hosts Weekend Visitors From Nearby Towns
Glouster personals list weekend guests visiting Jacksonville. Attendees include Har ford Sams and daughters from Millfield, Harry Brogan with Lawrence Turner, Thomas Buckman from New Martinsville, Frank Frederick from Columbus, George Burdiss from Columbus, James Marshall and Joann Judson from Barberton, Ray Withem from Barberton, Walter Klause from Columbus, Stella Weldon and Bernice Carter from Las Vegas, Cecilia Chute and Robert Chute from Columbus, Bertha Hilt Edwin Hilt Grace Simon and Charlene from Warren, and families of E M Ley.
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C. A. Beal
John Pidoski
Jacksonville
George Burdiss
Columbus
Elbert Maxwell
James Marshall
Joann Judson
Barberton
Bertha Hilt
Edwin Hilt
Grace Simon
Rs. James Bane
Charlene of
Warren
Bryson Purchases Eight Acre Estate Tract Near Urbancrest
Ernest K. Bryson has bought eight acres in Trimble Township near Urbancrest from the Amanda Bryson estate. The deal closed last Wednesday and secures the tract for Bryson.
WSCS Meeting At Jacksonville Church Wednesday
The WSCS of Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church auditorium for its session.
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WSCS
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
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Sherman Gilmore
Alice ‘Schuler
Edith Stocklin
William Bryant
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Pauline Fierce
Ethel Woolf
Helen Washburn
CCL
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Northwood Drive
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Bonnie Basden
South Side Mission
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Maplewood Place
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Pleasanton Road
Fred Wheaton
Northwood Point
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Thomas Rosser
Order of White Shrine No
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Oo Oo Women’s Council of Christian Church
Child Guidance
Blaine Riggs
Palmer St
A. C. Lehman
Moenkes
Ao 0
Aauw Ceramics Group
James Johnson
Shade Parent-Teacher Association
Shade High School
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Roy D. ‘Rowland
Amanda Byron
Boyers
Sumac
Gail D. Fisher
KELCH
W. Union Street
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Brenner
Heywood-Wakefield
Dixie
Daystrom
General Electric Appliances
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
ABC
Lowman
Dairy Products
Athens, Ohio
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