Glouster Divides Into Four Zones For War Bond Drive
Glouster voters are divided into four precinct zones for a targeted war bond canvass. Each precinct has a chairman and a team responsible for visiting every resident, with some members allowed to sell outside their zone if opportunities arise. Precinct leaders include Ralph Hines, Thomas Williams, Mrs Agnes Clark, and George H Campbell, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dmaper
Ralph Hines
C. E B. Turner
John Crawford
Eugene Jones
Virgil Swart
Thomas Williams
Lawrence Colbert
A. Pride
Thomas Figley
H. F. Guinther
W. G. Hughes
Agnes Clark
W. D. Witham
Dan Kovach
H. F. Kittle
Ernest Parker
George H. Campbell
W. R. Balderson
M. M. Bryson
Social Notes From Gallipolis Area Highlights Visits
Bond campaign gossip and a string of local visitors fill the Gallipolis social page. Mrs. Garnet Cromley returns to Charleston after a week here, with Mrs. Henke and sister Mrs. Summers remaining. Cadet Vada Summes of Findlay visits sister Maude Summers Gray, while Mr and Mrs Pangarvis leave for New York to shop for the Gallipolis Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Cromley
Charleston
A. R. Henke
Floyd Major
Henke
Cromley
Vada Summes Cadet
Findlay
Maude Summers Gray
Hetty Jean McHenry
TW. McHents
Ohio University
George Mors
Mary Macygaret Tanner
Wilma Cardwell
Huntington
Walham Cardwell
Naval Air Corps
Herbert Cardwell
Wilma
Barbara
Atlantic Coast
Miami
Fla
I. S. Porter
Judge J. Oc Warden
Ashland
Tom Wetherbelteft
Montia
Tacoma
Wasa
Tewksburg
W. Va
Robert
McMaster
Rathiyu Jones
Virginia Beach
R. H. Ruddell
Holzer Hospital
John Vance
Frank Petry
Charlotte Insco
Tarpon Springs
Glouster Social Notes Report Weddings and Visits
Glouster social notes record Edna Sanders wedding to Stanley Joseph Azevedo in St John’s Cathedral Cleveland with WAVES escort. Bride stationed in Cleveland and Millegeville Ga. groom in the United States Army. Also notes a wedding at the Methodist Parsonage Corn with Denver Hambel and Emerita Van Horn, plus various visits and club meeting in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rhea Sanders
Edna Sanders
Stanley Joseph Azevedo
Hawaii
St. John’s Cathedral
Cleveland
The
WAVES
Fontelle “Clark Taylor
the Waves
United States Army
Glousater High School
iMillegeville
Whaley Rites Held in Glouster Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Elizabeth Whaley, 94, with the Rev. Mrs. Kimmey officiating. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Waldeck. Pallbearers included daughters and sons in law from multiple towns, with many relatives attending from Coalton, Springfield, Columbus, Logan, Lancaster, and Athens, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elizabeth Whaley
Kimmey
Jake Waldeck
Eqpet
David James
Charles Gussler
Nele’ ‘Cannon
Rex Keller
Vernon Hook
Charles Zimmers
Thomas Beddes
bRobie Whiting
Melvin Whit
Desmond Whaley
Charles Mecum
Homer Mecum
William Kar
Clarence Whaley
Nyle Cannon
George Kee
George, Jr
Columbus
Rosie Whiting
Coalton
Kenneth Eby
Springfield
John Whaley
Corning
Logan
4Mas Beddoe
Lancaster
Vernon
Detroit
Oliver Love
Straitsvilles
Whaler
Athens
Weslie Poles
Chillcothe
Myre
Walter Whaler
Canton
Roy Whaley
Deritk
Roy Six
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Boy Scouts Meet For Work At Camp
Sixteen Scouts of Troop 72 reported for overnight duty. They spent Saturday on the grounds cutting grass cleaning up and performing duties to improve appearance. Scoutmaster Hines says groups with captains will monitor zones and keep grass trimmed in their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Boy Scouts
Hines
District Board Announces School Staff for Coming Year
The Jacksonville Trimble Rural district plans near full staffing under contract or tenure. J T High School faculty includes Roy Byers as principal Merle Danford Carrye Smith and Pearl Henry with potential new hire. Elementary faculty features Faye McKinley Mary McCann Jessie Hill and Hazel Raber. Greens Run teachers include Alice Rowan Maxine Heiser and Addai Hohenadle. J T High and Elementary janitors are Carl Phillips Ira Conaway and James Milhoan. Additional music teachers will be hired later for the engine system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Board of Education
Jacksonville-Trimble
J.T. High School
Roy Byers
Merle Danford
Carrye Smith
Pearl Henry
Jessie Hill
Hazel Raber
Greens Fuin
Alice Rowan
Maxine Heiser
Addai Hohenadle
Carl Phillips
J.-T. High School
Ira Conaway
J.-T. Elementary
Jacksonville
James Milhoan
Greens Run
Trimble Grangers Confer Degrees at Grange Hall
GLOUSITER Trimble Grange met at Grange Hall Saturday evening. Six candidates received the third and fourth degrees, conferred by the local team. Earl Johnson reported Athens County Fair Board plans to build a facility for Boy and Girl Scouts 4 H Clubs and other junior groups with a representative on a board of directors. Miss Neva Lantz urged Soy Roll Baking contest entries for next meeting. Potluck supper followed for 40 members. Next meeting June 23 will confer first and second degrees under captain R H Kasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousiter
Trimble Grange
Grange Hall
Earl Johnson
Athens County Fair Board
FVF
Neva Lantz
R. H. Kasler
David Reese Rites To Be Held Thursday
Glouster Ohio. David P. Reese 82 died at his home on Republic Ave after a several week illness. He was brought from Wales as an infant and is survived by a son Jack in New York City a daughter Ruth at home and another daughter Mrs. C F Kuhner of Clarion Pa and a grandson David Kuhner. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Eugene Brown officiating with burial in West Union Street Cemetery in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
Glouster
David P. Reese
Republic Ave
Wales
Thomas P. Reese
Reese
Shawnee
Jack
Clarence
New York City
Ruth Reese
C. 4. Kuhner
Clarion
David Kuhner
Eugene Brown
West Union St
Athens
Emma Morton Dies in Columbus at 30
Emma Frances Morton of 97 N Hartford Ave is dead after a home visit in Columbus. A Gallipolis native and charter member of West Broad Presbyterian Church she leaves two daughters Blanche Dennison and Wayne Downing plus son Henry H Morton, a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral services are at 2 p m Wednesday at West Broad Church with burial in Sunset Cemetery. The postfuneral service is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbus
Emma Francee Morton
N. Hartford J Ave
W. ‘Broad Presbyterian Church
J Blanche Dennison
Wayne Downing
Henry H. ‘Morton
Wylie Shroyer
W. Broad St
W. Broad Church
Sunset Cemetery
Investigation Ordered Into Veteran's Dismissed Body
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines, veterans administrator, ordered an investigation into the disposition of the body of Joe Perl, a World War I veteran from Bridgeport Ohio. Rep. McGregor said Perl died at Aspinwall Veterans Hospital and his body was shipped home without clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank T. Hines
Joe Perl
Bridgeport
Ohio
Rep
McGregor
House Veterans Committee
Hines
Perl
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
M. L. McClung
Wilson Funeral Home
Veterans Committee
Rankin
Two Held in Boy's Slaying
Grayson Kentucky deputy Walter Alsman said two men Hobart Thornsberry and Lawrence Mauck were arrested in a fatal shooting of Charlie Cox and the critical wounding of his brother James. Cox died at the scene. James Cox remained in Brave condition at a Grayson hospital with charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson, Ky
Walter Alsman
Sunday
Alsman
Hobart Thornsberry
Lawrence Mauck
Charlie Cox
James
Grayson
Aisman
Thornsberry and
Mauck
James Cox
Hay Fever Refugees Must Find New Haven
Ann Arbor, Mich. PW Hay fever sufferers who seek northern summer relief risk losing civilization by overexposure to pollen. Dr. Buenaventura Jiminez University of Michigan allergist warned that after years in a northern town the victim becomes sensitized to local pollen and must move farther north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
North America
Buenaventura Jiminez
University of Michigan
Jiminez
War Production Board maps metal swap for civilian goods
The War Production Board announced a plan to trade steel and aluminum for copper to manufacture slide fasteners hooks and eyes and other closures. The program will exchange already allocated steel for copper on a pound for pound basis and trade three pounds of copper for each pound of aluminum on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board Today
Mie
Ewill
Exchange
Chauncey Business Place Expanding Under Owner
The Shells station and restaurant operated by Mrs. Florence Henry is undergoing extensive repairs to enlarge dining quarters. A new kitchen and modernized equipment, including a steam table stove and soda fountain, will accompany a dining room that will seat about 50. Construction by Sherman and Bill Keasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Florence Henry
Sherman
Bill Keasey
Returns To Duty At Eastern Port
Victor Leffler, first class petty officer, returned with his wife from a 34 day furlough to report for duty in Boston Massachusetts. He has served almost five years with extensive Atlantic and Pacific theater duty and visited his parents on Mill Street during the furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Victor Leffler
Boston
Mass
Leffler
William Leffler
Mill St
Mr. Leffler
Atlantic
Pacific
Corn Crop Threatened In Midwest Tour Report
Clinton Anderson, Truman’s designated agriculture secretary and wartime food administrator, tours the corn belt as a cool wet spring delays planting in Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Iowa. The cross country inspection by the House food investigation committee chairman aims to avert shortages of meat poultry eggs and dairy next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Clinton P. Anderson
Nation
House Food Investigating Committee
Truman
War Food
Midwest
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Iowa
Veteran Is Honored at Picnic Gathering
At the home of Mr and Mrs John Riffle Athens Route 1 more than eighty relatives and friends attended a gathering for Set Charles Riffle. He has served 32 months with 28 overseas in Europe duty including Anzio and Southern France actions. He is a Byesville High School graduate and lived with his aunt Mrs Florence Henry the last year. Sergeant Biffle will report for duty at Camp Atterbury Ind.
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Khali
John Riffle
Athens
Set
Charles Riff
Riffle
France
Byesville
Florence Henry
Biffle
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Friendship Class To Meet Wednesday
Chauncey Church of Christ Youth group Friendship Class will gather Wednesday evening at the country home of Mr and Mrs Frank McDaniel for a 6 o'clock picnic supper followed by devotions and a business session. Lt Marjorie jcene visiting from Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs W Va arrived today for a ten day furlough at the home of her parents Rice Thomas Circle Hill. Shirley Thomas visiting relatives in Jackson over the weekend. Mrs Florence Henry attended the picnic Sunday in honor of her nephew Charles Riffle at the home of Mr and Mrs John Riffle Athens Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Loyal Women’s Class
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Frank McDaniel
Marjorie Jcene
Ashford General Hospital
White i Sulphur Springs
W.va
Rice Thomas
Circle | Hill
Shirley Thomas
Jackson
Florence Henry
Charles Riffle
John Riffle
Athens
Dexter
Frank Strong
Kenneth Davis
Gallipolis
David
Lloyd
J- Ss
Porter
Mrs.Jr
United States
Pine Stunee
Orvetta Weaver
England
Onee Thadren
W. R. Amos
J. W. Weaver
Oak Hill
John
Ella Farley
Lloyd, Moriah
Mary Bolen
Salem
W. H. Farley
Fern Farley i
Akron
Amy Bowen
Daisy Ankrum
Charles Vroman
John Vroman
Charles Jackson
Middle
Dexter News Notes from Athens and surrounding towns
Dexter area residents share updates on family visits and hospital conditions. Mrs Eva White remains in Sheltering Arms Hospital in weakened condition. new furloughs bring Mr Chauncey and family visitors from Oak Hill and nearby towns. Local social news includes travels to Columbus, Columbus visits, and multiple family gatherings across Gallia and surrounding counties.
Holzer Graduate To Become Ensign
Miss Wilma Cardwell, Holzer Hospital School of Nursing graduate, enlisted in the Naval Nurse Corps with the rank of ensign. She reports to Great Lakes, Illinois, Wednesday and then may be sent to California. She is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I A Cardwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Wilma Cardwell
Holzer’ Hospital School of
Naval Nurse Corps
Great Lakes
Ill
California
I. A. Cardwell
Senator Bridges Calls Soviet Trade Tactic Shrewd
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire said the public was headwinked by San Francisco reports on the veto formula. He argued the Soviet delegates broadened the veto scope for the Big Five then withdrew the extra point in a sharp horse trading move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Bridges
N. H
San Francisco
Russia
International Security Organization
Senate
Strike Looms in Pacific Shipyards After Vote
The 21st Regional Office of the National Labor Relations Board announced a vote in 10 harbor district shipyards where 2,658 workers favored a strike and 196 opposed it. The strike's effective date remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harbor District
National Labor Relations Board
Red Cross workers in Pacific to be doubled
Washington officials announce a 150 percent increase in American Red Cross staff in Pacific war areas over six months, raising total workers beyond 6,000 after Basil O Connor’s tour. The Republican Food Study Committee also urges a six month halt to non military sugar shipments overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Pacific
Washington
Basil O'Connor
O'Connor
Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Gallia Sportsmen Register Plans for Rifle Club
Gallia County sportsmen will gather at the Court House in Gallipolis Thursday evening to organize a rifle club and map the group’s future. Robert A. Queen says about two hundred residents were invited by mail, with the meeting open to all interested. Plans include buying five to ten acres near Gallipolis for a rifle range, and a constitution and by laws will be approved with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Robert A. Queen
Queen
Tentaine
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US Navy
Rodney
Hambel
van Horn
Corn
Briges van Horn
Denver Hambel
Guy
Ucker
Corning High School
Cecil Dew
I. C. E. Hambel
Emerita van Horn
Harold Price
Tucker
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Combus
Saunday
S. John R. Clark
R. D. Williams
Pleasant City
William John Richards
Noble Brunton
Trimble
Matthew Horner
Fostoria
Thomas R. Reese
Forrest Jones Smith and Stein
Teddy
Richard Jones
Ladacksonville
Trimble Grangers
Charles Thomas Lodge of Odd Fellows
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Moscow
T. V. Soong
China
Birdie
George S. Patton
James H. Doolittle
Jimmy
Chauncey Business Place
Eastern Port
Dexter News
Gallia
Holzer
Howard Camp Rotunda
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Shackelton
Linus Distrase
Mutual Stores
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