Community Group Plans Glouster Homecoming and Industry Probe
Glouster residents plan a July 2 3 4 homecoming with entertainment bands and games. Ken Neville volunteers as advertising solicitor. The industrial committee reviewed steps to attract a small plant with state officials and a Columbus tape briefing. Mayor Thomas Williams said state requirements should be clarified soon for a potential plant in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Industrial Committee
Community Association
Ken Neville
Trimble Two
Columbus
Thomas Williams
Burr Oak pipeline opening draws near
The actual cost may top 887000, with officials saying the line should pay for itself in 20 years. Seven area communities with under 7000 residents await completion as Lake Burr Oak and the pipeline boost flood control and attract industry. Neil Butt of Newark named superintendent as the Public Works Department upgrades capacity from one to five million gallons daily. Crews flush, disinfect, and test lines and electrical facilities while delays shift impact to nearby towns. Some village leaders seek lower water rates and note funding hurdles for local distribution projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Said
Department of Natural Resources
Burr Oak
Neil Butt
Newark
Public Works Department
Williams
Glouster
Jacksonville
Shawnee
Local families host relatives from near and far Weekend visits span multiple states
Racine and Columbus guests joined by extended kin as families hosted visitors from Akron Rochester N Y Long Beach California Sarasota Fla and Cincinnati. Dinners and reunions included Harrisonville school event with Jividen family and a Florida and Ohio visitor mix among many relatives.
Social Visit Roundup Notables and Ohio Guests
Syracuse residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duck worth hosted Mrs. LaDonna Lewis of Rittman and others. Mr. and Mrs. Herman London visited London’s sister and brother-in-law in Nitro West Virginia. Addie Wilson of Wilmington visited sister Mrs. James Quick. Guests of Mrs. R. B. Sellers included Lawrence Sellers of Columbus, Lear Carson and son, and Esther Winning of Detroit. Thomas Clark Jr. of Lancaster stayed with Mr. Clark's parents. Thomas Clark Sr. and Orville Capehart of Cleveland spent days with Clifford Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman London
Mr London
Mrs
George Hood
Nitro
W. Va
Addie Wilson
Wilmington
James Quick
R. B. Sellers
Lawrence Sellers
Columbus
Lear Carson and Son
Esther Winning
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Clark Jr
Lancaster
Mr. Clark
Thomas Clark Sr
Orville Capehart
Cleveland
Clifford Williams
Glouster Personal Notes Details Visitors and Navy Sergeant
William A Campbell spent a few days with his wife and family at Hollister while stationed with the U S Navy in Norfolk Virginia. Other guests included Earl Campbell and son from Millfield Irvin Bennett of Zanesville James Ervin and son from New Straitsville Alvin Thompson of Harpster Ohio and Thomas Williams family welcomed Hoyt Williams and son from Dayton Ohio and Francis E Raver and family of Carroll Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Campbell
Hollister
Campbell
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Earl Campbell
Millfield
Route 1
Irvin Bennett
Zanesville
James Ervin
New Straitsville
Alvin Thompson
Harpster
Ohio
Thomas Williams
Hoyt Williams
Dayton
Francis E. Raver
Carroll, Ohio
Earl Townley
New Lexington Chamber Elects Officers in Perry County
Verne Sorohan became president with Garry Walters as vice president and John M. Stanton as secretary treasurer. County records show Ohio Power Co. paid $50,584.01 in taxes for the first half of 1960, while a 69-year-old woman died May 19 from Rocky Mountain Spotted fever in Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ohio Power Co
Perry County
Eva M. Bradley
Club Picnic Set July 11 for Daughters of St. George
The Daughters of St. George Club met at Kate Vaughn's home with 11 members and two guests Ola Eddy and Terri K. Phillips. President Mary Cheney announced a picnic July 11 at Memorial Park at 4 p.m. Bring a covered dish and your own table service. Readings were given, Mrs. Weltha Williams won the mystery prize, bingo followed, and Terri Kay Phillips assisted with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Daughters of St. George Club
Kate Vaughn
Mary Cheney
Ola Eddy
Terri K. Phillips
Memorial Park
Weltha Williams
Terri Kay Phillips
Gooding Rites Are Scheduled Saturday
Funeral services for Leonard R. Gooding 79 of Trimble will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Wiley funeral home with Rev. J. A. Long officiating. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery. Trimble Lodge 557 F and AM will hold services tonight at 8 at the funeral home for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Gooding
Trimble
Wiley Funeral Home
J. A. Long
Maplewood Cemetery
Trimble Lodge
F&am
Shifflett Family Sells Home. Hoons Buy Mansfield Property
The John Shifflett family has purchased a new home in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Gregory Hoons have purchased the Shifflett property.
Pacific Coast League Scores Summary
Spokane defeats San Diego 6 to 3 Seattle edges Salt Lake 1 to 0 Sacramento beats Portland 9 to 1 Vancouver wins 6 to 0 Tacoma overdesigned scores not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
San Diego
Seattle
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
Major League stars spark doubleheader sweep over Orioles and Giants
Frank Bolling and the Tigers drove in five runs with two homers and a double across two games to open the doubleheader 7 5 and seal a 7 4 win in game two with a fifth in inning rally. Bill Henry of the Reds earned a 7 4 victory over the Giants with 1 2 innings of perfect relief, fanning Willie McCovey and Willie Kirkland to end the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Orioles
Bill Henry
Reds
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Kirkland
Miami Wins 33 MAC Titles in 14-Year Run
In 14 years, Miami University has captured 33 Mid-American Conference championships and tied for three others. Track and cross country account for 19 titles. baseball and wrestling have not yet won a championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
International League scores hushed by late innings bursts
Havana defeated Toronto 5 to 2 in 13 innings while Columbus beat Buffalo 7 to 2. Montreal edged Miami 2 to 0 and Richmond downed Rochester 5 to 4 in a night of league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Montreal
Miami
Richmond
Rochester
William H. Gress Dies at 83 in Longdale
William H. Gress of Longdale Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy died Thursday age 83. A charter member of the Knights of Pythias and Hartford Banner Lodge he lived in New Haven with his wife Alta M. and son Willie S. A son, a grandson and a brother survive. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Foglesong Funeral Home with burial in Graham Cemetery. Friends may call after Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gress
Longdale
Meigs General Hospital
Pomeroy
Gress
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Hartford Banner Lodge
Mason
Peter and
Mary Reuter Gress
Alta M
Willie S
James W
Edward S. Gress
New Haven
Foglesong Funeral Home
Robert Dille
Graham Cemetery
Mrs. McLain Dies At 86 In Sherrodsville
Dora Shellhamer McLain 86 former resident of New Straitsville died Wednesday evening in Sherrodsville. She is survived by son Albert Zanesville. five daughters Mary McDonald East Rochester Anna Dobbins Marjorie Thompson Lenore McCarty Columbus Florence Clark Marietta. sister Anna Mahaffey Sherrodsville. brothers George Columbus Giles Shawnee Morgan Zanesville. Visitation at Humphrey funeral home after 6 tonight. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Dora Shellhamar McLain
New Straitsville
Sherrodsville
Albert
Zanesville
Mary McDonald
East Rochester
Anna Dobbins
Marjorie Thompson
Lenora McCarty
Columbus
Florence Clark
Marietta
Anna Mahaffey
George McCarty
Giles McCarty
Morgan McCarty
Humphrey Funeral Home
New Straitsville Cemetery
Perry County court actions include divorces and civil suits
Florence Marie Slatzer wins custody after divorce from Austin Slat zer. Paul E Pettit seeks divorce from Louise Pettit with house and debts settlement. Bearfield Education funds reallocated to general fund. Flautt appeal over Route 13 land value. Evans Reamer sues New York Central Railroad for 720 plus interest over damaged fire bombs. Louella Sims Spring seeks divorce custody alimony and fees. Lloyd Gottke seeks divorce and custody. Shelton Motors sues Dorman Law for 255.88. Ralph and Lila Allen win an injunction over Bearfield Two acres. Anna Marie Dorsey seeks divorce custody support. Sally Dicken granted divorce for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Marie Slatzer
Austin W. Slatzer
New Straitsville
Paul E. Pettit
Thornville
Louise Pettit
New York City
Somerset
Thorn
Evans Reamer and Machine Co
New York Central Railroad
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Consignee
Louella Sims Spring
Crooksville
Harry E. Spring
Lloyd Gottke
Joann Gottke
New Lexington
Shelton Motors, Inc
Dorman Law
Roseville
Anna Marie Dorsey
John Albert Dorsey
Sally Dicken
Gladys Brown
Danny Dicken
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Athens
Racine
Will Jones
Spencer
Ernest Wingett
Ann Coe
Bob Cleland
Long Beach
Calif
Hazel Cleland
George Goldbertson
Lillian Gerber
New Brighton
Mary Stobart
Blanch French
J. W. Zies
Akron
David and
Evelyn Roush
Dale Roush
Henry Roush
Ray Roush
Cincinnati
Wanda Jacobs
Ray Reitmiller
Sarasota, Fla
Ina Reitmiller
Verne Watterson
le T. Coffland
Rochester, N. Y
Bruce Stiff
West Palm Beach, Fla
Donald McKay
Danny
Mt. Victory
Robert Beegle and Sons
Syracuse
Charles Duckworth
LaDonna Lewis of
Rittman
Albert Duckworth
N. Lexington
Chester Teal
Governors Committee On
Tommy and
Dariene
Delaware
Danny Carson
Gore
Darlene Hollister
Catherine Sabo Hollisett
Johnny Sabo
Millersport
Bernard Barron
Margaret Sabo
Elyria
Charles Kollar
Bob Smith
Joe Mesaros
Catherine (Lewis) Mesaros
John Sarina
Missouri
Martin Sarina
Richard Moore
Edward Moore
C. D. Buchanan
Mrs. Moore
Richard
Fred Cavey
Christi Hollister
Junction City
Cavey
William Cavey
Curt
Brian
Jesse Caveys
Billy
Bobbie
Dickie Gail
Holister
Richard Gail
Austria
Katherine Kurz
Chicago
Milton Mann
John Hunter
San Joaquin River
Oakland
Fred Metzger
Metzger
Louie Salado
International League
W. H. Gress
Common Pleas Court
Bearfield
A. M. and
J. M. Flautt
State Highway Department
Ralph and
Lila Allen
Worley
Robert Deavers
Bearfield Two
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford Ravine
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
Union St
Roy Lester
Bob Hess
C. E. Sheridan
Auc
Amesville
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Wilson
Mill Street
Tom Jiiden
East End
Oldsmobile
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Volkswagen Bus
Union ST. LY
Carl Clifford
Converse St
Chauncey
Townsend Pl. LY
Pontiac
American
Nashua
Elcar
Knox
Liberty
Star
Zimmer
Waverly Mobile
U.S. No
Waverly, Ohio
Richardson
Dannie
Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
International
Fred Kimball
Greenfield
R. Kimball
Athens State Hospital
A. J. Hagerty
Hamden
BSA
Zundapp
Ducati
JBE
Billy Perry
Motor Sales
Os and Service
Nelsonville
White's
Lewis Mosier
Carpenter
Crane
Clam
Young's
Miller Sanitation
Stewart, MO
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial LY
Photographic Associates
Janitrol Furnace Sales & Service
L. E. White
West Roofing Co
Depot St. Ph. LY
Armstrong Furnace Sales & Service
H. D. Martin
Grange Insurance
George W. Ford
Ph. L
GRANGE _INSURANCE
Baughman Agency
Albany
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Sherwin- Williams
Sherwin-Williams
DEAN
Barry
Baker & Stauffer
E. State
Dupont Paint
Strawn Plumbing
N. Court
Athens County
Claxton Hotel
W. E. Stump
Vicinity
Gabriel
Indianapolis
Ind
Stanley Home Products
Washington Blvd
Huntington, W. Va
Reeves Co
Attleboro
Mass
Ngs
Archie Dailey & Sons
Ph. LY
Marvin Gilbert
Coolville
Vivian
Hackney
Shafer
Merle Johnson
Berkshire
Service Ag
S. H. Wollborn
Bidwell Rt. 2
Joe Rinehart
Giouster
Ehmer Hatchery
Chestnut
USDA
Chrysler
Saratoga
Kinneer Motors
E. State Ph. LY
California
Florida
the Messenger
Parkette Drive-In
Richland Avenue
Hotel Berry
National Retail Organization
Parkersburg
Nolan
Charleston
King
Clarksburg
Lee
Huntington
Morris
Portsmouth
Osborne
John Bean
E. Carpenter
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