New Contingent Leaves Nelsonville For Army Training
Nineteen Athens County Selective Service men from Board No. 2 leave on furlough for Fort Hayes Columbus after induction at Clarksburg W Va. They report to La val Board 2 at 1 30 p m and depart by bus at 2 12 p m. Each receives a New Testament and a gift of cigarettes and writing paper amid farewell ceremonies.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Selective Service Board No. 2
U. S. Army
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Laval Board 2
American Legion
City Ministerial Association
County Selectees
York
White
Coolville
Vancil Hudson May
Charles McDaniel
Albany
Bernard Paul
Teacher Recovering In Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Helen Stewart a city schools teacher lies in Grant Hospital Columbus after an appendicitis operation. Her sister Mable Birch and Betty Stewart were with her during the procedure. A list of names including Wagner Buchtel and others appears, noting Bernard Paul Wagner acting corporal. Nine local men were placed on the Navy reserve list awaiting training notice at Clarksburg.
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Nelsonville
Helen Stewart
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mable Birch
Betty Stewart
WCTU Meeting Led by Mrs. Jesse Bryan in Nelsonville
Mrs. Jesse Bryan hosted the Women's Christian Temperance Union on Myers Street. President Mrs. Sam Starkey presided as members sang, read scripture, and offered prayers. Reports were given and members logged 36 sick calls, three bouquets, one plant, and 120 pages of literature. Flower Mission Week featured readings and an institute update for June 17 at Athens. The group closed with a benediction and 12 members stayed for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jesse Bryan
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Myers St
Sam Starkey
Rosemary Reynolds
Thomas Spencer
County Institute
Athens
Jennie Cassidy
Anna Allen
Fanny Williams
Marie Ashworth
Spencer
Memory Lane
Flossie Crawford
Fay Howard
Paul Allen
Reunion of Malone Family Held Sunday
The Malone family reunion was held Sunday June 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Malone Sr Glouster RFD 4. A noon pot luck dinner was served on the lawn and pictures were taken. Attending were Mrs Charles Malone and Paul. Mr and Mrs Kermet Sawyer and children Mary Garden Heights. Mr and Mrs William Malone and daughter Knoxville Tenn. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sibo and children Columbus. Mr and Mrs Clifford Malone Camp Gruber Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Malone and son Glouster. Mr George Malone Hamden. Mr and Mrs Alvin Malone and daughter Jacksonville. Mr and Mrs Charles Malone Jr and daughter Jacksonville. Also week-end guests were Mrs Ralph M Hoisington of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Malone
Charles Malone
Glouster
RFD
Paul
Kermet Sawyer
Mary
Garden Heights
William Malone
Ralph M. Hoisington
Zanesville
Methodist Pastor Returned To Charge
Rev. A. G. Winkle and his family return to Glouster after visiting Newark and a Methodist Conference in Columbus. Winkle is again assigned to Glouster for another year as friends and church members rejoice. Their daughter Mildred visited Mrs. John Smart, and another daughter Margaret arrived from Toledo for a short stay.
Service Men of Glouster Area Update
Cpl James L Eveland transferred from Richmond Kentucky to the Quartermaster's Dept in Columbus. Mrs Eveland remains in her Adjutant General's Office role at Blue Grass Ordnance Depot Richmond. Set Robert Clark begins eight weeks schooling at Quantico Virginia and calls home. Cpl Jack Zimmer arrives home on a ten day furlough from Drew Field Tampa Florida.
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Glouster
James L. Eveland
Richmond
Quartermaster’s
Columbus
Eveland
Adjutant General's
Blue Grass Ordnance Depot
Robert Clark
Quantico
John R. Clark
Cpl
Jack Zimmer
Albert Zimmer
Drew Field
Tampa
Fla
CSO To Meet for Program Friday
The regular meeting of the C.S.O. will be held in American Legion Hall Friday at 7 30 o clock. The Trimble members will lead the program with Mrs Lewis Clark as chairman assuring an enjoyable event.
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Glouster
C.S.O
American Legion Hall
Lewis Clark
Glouster Social Notes: Weddings and Local News
Miss Bernice Wallace and Jess Ryan married at Forrest Hills Kentucky on June 6 with Rev. C. T. Tipton officiating. The bride, daughter of C. F. Wallace, worked with her father in the family undertaking business in Glouster. The groom, once from Corning, now in Columbus, is a New York Central Railroad employee. They will reside in Columbus.
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Glouster
Bernice Wallace
Jess Ryan
Columbus
Forrest Hills
C. T. Tipton
Church of Christ
C. F. Wallace
Glouster High School
Corning
New York Central Railroad Co
Infant of Mr and Mrs Styres Dies In Glouster
The infant of Mr and Mrs Alfred Styres of Oakdale died and was brought to the C F Wallace and Son funeral home. Burial is scheduled for Thursday at 2 PM. Elmer and Eugene Jones left for Akron and Cleveland for a few days of business and possible job prospects.
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Glouster
Alfred Styres
Oakdale
C. F
Elmer
Eugene Jones
Akron
Cleveland
Mrs Dusz and infant leave hospital for home
Mrs Herbert Dusz and her infant daughter Susan Jane left Sheltering Arms Hospital on Tuesday and returned to the home of Mrs Dusz’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Herbert Dusz
Susan Jane
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frazier Son Arrives Overseas in England
Pvt. Clarence C. Frazier has arrived overseas and is stationed somewhere in England as reported by his father Richard Frazier Sr. The message reached on Saturday confirms the transfer and location details within the armed forces.
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Glouster
Richard Frazier, Sr
Pvt
Clarence C. Frazier
England
Odd Fellows Elect Officers Monday
Glouster Encampment I O C F held a regular meeting to elect officers for the next six months. Elected were Ira Conaway C P Frank Price S W William Kalt J W and William Stahl H P. Installation is in July. District meeting scheduled for Saturday June 12 was postponed to a future date. Refreshments were served.
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Glouster
I.O.C.F
Ira Conaway
C. P
Frank Price
S. W
William Kalt
J. W
William Stahl
H. P
Former Glouster Resident Michael Coryell Dies in Cleveland
Michael Coryell, a Glouster resident twenty years ago, died in Cleveland on Thursday. His body will be taken to John S. Blower funeral home in Glouster, with funeral services there Saturday at 2 PM. He leaves two sons, Dr. Schofield Coryell in Cleveland and Edwin in California, and two daughters, Mrs. Alice Stout in Cleveland and Madeline Coryell.
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Glouster
Michael Coryell
Cleveland
John S. Blower
Coryell
Schofield Coryell
Edwin
California
Alice Stout
Madeline Coryell
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Riley’s Home
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will gather at Mrs. Ethel Riley’s home Thursday at 7 o'clock for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ethel Riley
Idle blast furnaces resume after coal strike hit
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp says 8 of 11 Western Pennsylvania furnaces are back in operation after last week's coal strike. The Shenango Furnace at Sharpsville also reopened after four and a half days idle.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie- Illinois Steel Corporation
Western
Pennsylvania
Shenango Furnace Company
Sharpsville
Bishopville News Notes Highlights Local Folks
Miss Jessie Wilson spent time with cousin Mrs. Anna Wilson of Trimble after an accident that left Bruises. Pfe and Mrs Lawrence Shaner welcomed a son on June 5 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Elmer Shaner convalesces after illness. John Spain and Donald Kasier leave for training camp. William Hoon and George Williams are improving. Mrs Lucy Kirkbride teaches at Ath ens State Hospital Bible School. Nancy Marie Rauch christened in Columbus.
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Bishopville
Jessie Wilson
Anna Wilson
Trimble
C. N. Pedicord
William Ginsberg
Walbridge
John Spain
Joseph Spain
Donald Kasier
Miles Kasier
Elmer Shaner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Elton Pedicord
C. F. Hyde
Isaac Price
Russell Moody
Columbus
John H
Mary H. Moory
Mountville
George Williams
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Route 78
William Grubb
Grubb
Lucy Kirkbride
Athens State Hospital Bible School
Vada Roberts
Millertown
Betty Jean Stump
Mary Margaret Taylor
St. Louis
Harry Taylor
William Rauch
Minnie Rauch
Nancy Marie
Rolandus Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs Herb Harris and daughter Maxine and Wayne Sigeler of Dayton spent the weekend with the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Taggart and family and Mr and Mrs Jake Harris and family. Miss Eleanor Gaines and sister Barbara were Sunday evening din
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Rolandus
Herb Harris
Maxine
Wayne Sigeler
Dayton
Emmett Taggart
Jake Harris
Eleanor Gaines
Barbara
Mise Aw
Mrs. Taggart
Hoback
Irene Mooney
Eleanor
Barbara Gaines
Audrey Hoback
Reva Ellen Hoback
Ethel Palme
Rey Ty
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Kirwan
Scotties
WCTU
Glouster Civic Club
Kiwanis Club
Gordon Hotel
Harold Kittrell
W. D. Witham
Marcella Jonas
Kiwanis
Ohlinger
Wolfe
Chestnut Street
Fryers
Fast Express
Catfish
Axl Rug
Commando
Ser
Sunny Tan
Africa
Herve
CSO
Daughters of
St. George
Kate Hinton
Edna Embrey
May McClain
Lucy Morgan
Hannah Parker
Anna Conaway
Tillie Hinton
Mary Johnson
Detroit
William Altman
Louise Bowen
Mich
Giles McCullough
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Francis Craig
R. C. Galloway
Gallipolis
Galloway
Bob Viney
Washington, D. C
Ilah Mae Viney
Washington
Marbury
Dean Tillman
Gary, Piqua
Harold Vaughn
James Gibbs
Eastern Star
Ralph Cole
Mechanicsburg
Sheltering, Arms Hospital
Joe Nelson
Elbert Maxwell
Gladys Maxwell
Beatrice McCune
Crooksville
C. E. McCue
Hull
Trump
J. D. Adamson
Columbus St. Nels
Ohio
Masonic Hall
Minnear
Guysville
Ethel Leadbetter
Sara Willis
Glenna Reese
Lena 7
Davis
Lena E. Davis
Ella McDonald
Adda Blower
Ann Pat Anderson
Judy Zimmer
Ada Frances Brunton
H. F. Kittle
Odd Fellows
Holland
Bishopville News
Palez
Pinkham
Colgate
Dr. West
Miles Nervine
S.S.S
Gaby
Hobson
Norwich
Bonnie Bell
Armands
Jergen
Woodbury
Betts
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Washington Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
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