Four Glouster Residents Sentenced in Perry County Court
In New Lexington Perry County Court four Glouster residents convicted of petty larceny for shoplifting at Corning were sentenced. Elizabeth Stump and Mildred Hickman fined ten dollars each plus costs and confined until fines are paid. Alfred Windle fined twenty five dollars, costs, and jailed twenty days. Dora Windle granted a deferred sentence with one year of monthly sheriff reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Perry
New Lexington
Corning
Elizabeth Stump
Mildred Hickman
Alfred Windle
Dora Windle
Perry County
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Kiwanis Ideals
Glouster Kiwanis Club hosted M. M. Duncan of Zanesville lieutenant governor in the Tuesday noon meeting at Hotel Gordon. He spoke on Kiwanis ideals, aided by C. F. Wallace leading singing with Sheridan Slick at the piano. Ben Goldberg sponsored the attendance prize won by C. F. Wallace. Visitors included Louis Reagin John Pfeifer and Rev. M. S. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Louis Reagin
John Pfeifer
Zanesville
M. S. Rogers
Church of Christ
Bear Killed Before Theater Show In Glouster
Dozens of children and adults were disappointed when a trained bear died after a chain tangled around its neck moments before a show. The bear, hauled by trailer and left in front of the theater, choked to death while chained backstage. It was owned by Gabriel Pencelli and the Morgan brothers of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gabriel Pencelli
Chauncey
Fred Morgan
New York
Basin Being Moved At Beal Building
A catch basin for the storm sewer at the Beal Building in Glouster is being moved closer to the building this week while the sewer is cleaned. Two corner poles will be relocated and the sharp street corner will be eased by cutting back to provide more room for traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Beal
Reverend Rogers Arrives to Lead City Church
The Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Rogers have arrived from Liberty Indiana and now reside in the Church of Christ parsonage. The Reverend Rogers is the new minister at the Church of Christ, having accepted the call here several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. S. Rogers
Liberty
Ind
Church of Christ Parsonage
Rogers
Church of Christ
Local travelers and visitors pass through Parkersburg region
Tuppers Plains residents Mrs Maxine Chapman and sister Mrs Dorothy Crowdrey visit Parkersburg. Couples Gerald and Anna Stanley of Columbus travel to Spencer W Va. Mrs Anna Stanley plans a week of relatives. Many locals and visitors are listed with social visits, church events, and a hospital stay. a family funeral is noted for Mrs Rebecca Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Chapman
Dorothy Crowdrey
Long Bottom
Parkersburg
Gerald Stanley
Anna Stanley
Columbus
Spencer
W. Va
Kenneth Christy
Stewart
Lee Sisson
P. Beam
Reedsville
Koster
U. B
Emma Springer
Guy Everett
Mable Kim
Ida Voelker
Pittsburgh
Summers
Pomeroy
L. L. Keller
Leslie Blough
Belpre
Carl Parker
J. E. Snirley
Will Hostetter
Icy Osborn
Maggie Parker
Gladys Hardway
Hermon Kim
Toumbs
Marion
Athens
Ohio University
Rebecca Adams
George Collens
Success Road
Memorial Services for Evangeline Chapter in Masonic Hall
Pomeroy Ohio June 17 memorial services for Evangeline Chapter O E S will be held Thursday night June 18 at 8 oclock in the Masonic Temple. All Masons and their families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Evangeline Chapter
Masonic Temple
Meigs County Notices Include Marriages Foreclosure Suit And Appraisals
Miss Pauline Diehls visits from Columbus to stay with grandparents in Pomeroy. Meigs County appraisers opened work at the courthouse to value farm lands in Columbia Township. Romine and Bickar, both in their early twenties, obtained marriage licenses at the Meigs County Courthouse. Frank Daniels travels from Ball Run area to Columbus then Los Angeles as a family member nears death. Mary F Bell and FP Bell sue for foreclosure to recover 350 dollars from W N and Lucy Roberts on a mortgage in Orange Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Diehls
Pomeroy
Columbus
Frank Diehl
Columbia Township
Meigs County
Charles H. Romine
Rutland
Otillia Bickar
Frank Daniels
T. W. Bengel
Ball Run
Los Angeles
Mary F. Bell
FP. F. Bell
W. N
Lucy Roberts
Orange Township
Roush Shoe Merchant Suffered Stroke Taken to Hospital
H S Roush a shoe merchant in Middleport was rushed to Gallipolis hospital Monday night after a stroke of paralysis. He traveled with his physician and wife while Dr H L Ward and his wife followed by car and spent several hours at the hospital with the Roush couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
H.S. Roush
Gallipolis
H. L. Ward
Notable Residents Travel and Local Notes From Columbus Week
Mrs. C. F. Rathburn and family visit Columbus while Mrs. Guy Reynold joins her parents there. Mr. Childers heads for treatment and others attend G A R Encampment and National Convention in Lexington. Conductor Joe Wilson and family return from Columbus. Denison graduate Francis Kreager returns home from Granville. Local illness and social visits including Pittsburgh trip, church society meeting, and small business in Heath, Glouster, and Gallipolis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Reynold
Columbus
George Childers
Home Missionary Society of Heath M. E. Church
A. W. McKay
R. L. Smith
W. R. Drury
Glouster
Nora McCoy
Sid Cowden
Gallipolis
Social Roundup of Neighborhood Guests and Travel
Shade Will Hope returns from Sandusky Delaware and Columbus. Guests include Carl Bobo with Wilbur and H G Williams. Many visits to Smith Friess Harris and related families. Arthur Witham from Bloomington Illinois visits Creamer family and travels via Richmond Virginia en route to Akron. Community members attend funerals and memorials in East Liverpool Hoytown and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hope
Sandusky
Delaware
Columbus
Carl Bobo
Wilbur
H. G. Williams
Local Social Notes From Athens Weekend Gatherings
Columbia residents Mr and Mrs J F E Radekin and daughter Neva visited Athens Saturday. Beulah Lowther stayed with Wanetta Morrison Friday night. Melva Radcliffe returned from Columbus. 4 H club met at School Lot. Freda Turner visited her sister Neva Schewbaugh in Hannibal. Neva Bolton visited her mother near Harrisonville. Freda Turner Nellie and Ina Radekin entered Ohio University Monday. Mrs Callie Reeves of Columbus visited J R Ogdin over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Radekin
Neva
Athens
Beulah Lowther
Wanetta Morrison
Melva Radcliffe
Columbus
W. C. Cottrill
L. V. Lowther
Mr. Riley
Freda Turner
Neva Schewbaugh
Hannibal
Neva Bolton
Harrisonville
Nellie
Ina Radekin
Ohio University
Callie Reeves
J. R. Ogdin
Ogdin
Rockefeller Weds Mary Boyer in Secret Detroit Ceremony
A license to marry was issued for William Rockefeller of Greenwich Connecticut and Mrs Mary B Boyer of New York City. Details of the wedding were kept secret and Rockefeller described as a grand nephew of John D Rockefeller Sr aged 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Rockefeller
Detroit
William Rockefeller
Greenwich
Conn
Mary B. Boyer
New York City
Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller, Sr
Birthday Dinner for Miss Earich At Earich Home
Miss Juanita Earich celebrated a birthday with a 60 oclock chicken dinner at her parents home in Trimble. Guests included Phylis Border Vernice Welling and several Earich relatives and friends from Trimble Glouster Athens Millfield and Columbus.
Plan Children Day Exercises Planned in Hollister
PLAN CHILDREN'S DAY HOLLISTER June 17 Children’s Day exercises will be held at church here Sunday night A program in keeping with the occasion is being prepared and the public is invited to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Community Briefs from Barberton Area Visits and Guests
Local residents share Sunday visits and vacations with relatives across Ohio and Indiana. Ruth and Esther Donson vacation with Fred Donson family. others travel to Columbus Zanesville Buckeye Lake Washington DC Detroit Cambridge and Dayton for family time and visits with kin.
Residents Receive Weekend Visits from Nearby Towns
New Straitsville resident John Shultz of Crooksville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Little. Howard Blankenship returned from Akron after a few weeks visit. Floyd Slatzer of Columbus visited his brother Earl Slatzer over the weekend. Mrs Hi Ambrose has recovered from illness. John Hood and wife of Orville were here Sunday. Ley Palmer and wife of Orville were here Saturday. Jeannie Campbell of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Campbell. Bob Clark of Akron visiting his wife here. Brick Essex of Fort Wayne Ind visiting this week. Fred Blankenship and son Jimmie were in Zanesville Tuesday. Mrs Sidney Johnston in Grant Hospital Columbus having an operation. Mrs Edward Lawson and sons John and Donald visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilson
Franklin
Joe
Columbus
F. C. Kreager
Francis
Granville
Denison University
W. J. Forquer
R. A. Miller
A. W. McKay
Jean
D. C. Miller
Parkersburg
Dorothy Grant
McKay
M. S. McAllister
Pittsburgh
McAllister
F. P. McCoy
Fremont
C. B. Forrest
Vesta McCoy
Juanita Earich
Phylis
William Dalton
Emil Lainey
Alfred Wiileke
Lancaster
Henry Golding
George Golding
A. H. Taylor
Lillian
Washington, D. H
John Davis
Elmer
Chillicothe
Davis
James Harrison
Lilian Taylor
Washington
D. H
Elmer Davis
Bud Trace
Glouster
James Trace
Darrel Witham
Clarence Hooper
Hunterdon
William Witham
William Arrowman
William Hartley
Willey and
Winfield
Millfield
Mary
Henry Cox
Derthick
Trimble
Vernice Welling
Guy White
Jess Wilson
Kingston
Ray Conway
Hollister
Lucille Foulters
Evan Davis
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Fred Olbers
Delmonte Skinner
New Lexington
Robert Skinner
Dean Hartley
Jacksonville
Pauline Danford
Athens
Freida Hanning
Forrest Kelly
Frank Binderbasin
Charles Boyer
McArthur
P. H. Willeke
Phylis Willeke
Otis Johnson
Harvey Wine
Neva Lantz
Helen Hildabrand
Emma Hanning
Robert Hanning
Francis le Moine
Greens Run
William Dalton, Jr
Lillian Taylor
P. B. Chalfant
Roxbury
Sarah Sharp
Bonadine Dalton
Redtown
Emmett Olbers
Ruth
Esther Donson
Barberton
Fred Donson
Charles Hoffman
Bert Walburn
Muskingum River
Clarence Archer
Roger Joseph
George Archer
Opa! Shrieves
Lucille Williams
Frank Williams
George Gears
Jane Rutheford
Detroit
Robert Foster
Earl Irvin
Washington, D. C
John Robson
Harpersville
Phoebe Robson
Harry Stout
Alfred
E. A. Person
George Brooker
Helen Brooker
Phyllis Shafer
Captalin Harper
Zanesville
Corning
Charles Ralph
J. A. Barnhill
Stanley Baker
Jack
Logan
Susan Emish
Thandington
Ben Hartman
Harold
Clarence Hartman
Willis Six
Thomas Gears
Buckeye Lake
Grace Storer
James Madden
Mary Morrow
Cambridge
Marion Shelton
John Shelton
Ralph Hamer
Maud Penn
Ruth Penn
Mary Bush
Lucy Jane Breeze
New Straitsville
Mary Evans
William White
Buchtel
Clifford Donson
Nan Dodds
Brother Dana
Portsmouth
Murpheys
Dugans
Mary Elizabeth Murphey
Linton
Ind
Howard Blankenship
Akron
Floyd Slatzer
Earl Slatzer
Hi Ambrose
John Hood
Orville
Ley Palmer
Jeannie Campbell
John Campbell
Bob Clark
Brick Essex
Fort Wayne
Fred Blankenship
Jimmie
Sidney Johnston
Grant Hospital
Edward Lawson
John
Donald
Albany area social notes and local visits compiled
Albany Troy residents hosting and visiting family friends include Mr and Mrs H C Hovey and guests Glenn Frank and Fred Oberholzer. An ice cream social at Albany Methodist Church aims to fund a flag standard and church painting. Other items mention travel, vacations, school graduations, and a minor injury from a railroad tie.
Mine Rescue Picture To Be Shown Again Tonight
Six reels of moving pictures on first aid and mine rescue work were shown at the Globe Theater Chauncey by D. W. Walker and W. O. West of the U S Mine Bureau who oversee the Chauncey mine rescue car. More than 200 people attended and the reels will be shown again tonight at 8 with free admission for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Globe Theater
D. W. Walker
W. O. West
U. S. Mine Bureau
Walker
Mrs George North Dies in Columbus After Long Illness
Mrs. George North, a former Sugar Creek and Athens resident, died last night at her Columbus home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements not yet made. She leaves her husband, three sisters Mrs Barney Bruce, Mrs Carrie Augustine and Mrs Thomas Fennell of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George North
Sugar Creek
Athens
Columbus
North
Barney Bruce
Carrie Augustine
Thomas Fennell
Chauncey Club Meets for Auction Fundraiser
The Past Chiefs Club of Pleasant View Temple Py thian Sisters Chauncey will meet June 17 at the home of Mrs. F. E. Boudinot in Millfield. Members are asked to bring an article for the upcoming auction sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
F. E. Boudinot
Millfield
Local visitors and Sunday events in Reeves area
Carpenter Merrill and Paul Tewksbury from New Marshfield visit their aunt Mrs. W. E. Reeves. Children’s Day exercises set for next Sunday evening June 21 at the F. B. Church. Wood and Steward parties were in Athens. A. Oliver of Rutland worked at the depot for Harman called to Pom eroy for jury duty. Mrs. Howery and Mortimer McKnight remain seriously ill at home. Silas Nichols of The Plains and Jesse Sisson visited Pomeroy. Lawrence Walker and family of Middleport visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B
F. FE. Wood
H. I. Steward
Athens
Army Sergeant Advises Athens National Guard Speaker
Sergeant William Long of the United States Army, stationed in Athens for four years as an adviser to the local National Guard artillery unit, spoke before the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry Tuesday. Judge S. M. Johnson introduced him, noting his past as an Athens National Guard officer and Ohio State Armory Board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Long
United States Army
Athens
National Guard
Entertain Guests Mr and Mrs Frank Shumway Hosts on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frank Shumway entertained as their guests last Sunday at their Sand Ridge home Mr Omer Secoy and children Athens Mrs M A Byers and children Columbus Miss Garnet Phillips Charleston W Va Mrs Gertie McCune and children Mr and Mrs Clyde Rutter and children Mrs Raymond Phillips and Mrs Tinkham and children all of Sand Ridge and Mrs Mildred Hillen and daughter of McDougal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shumway
Sand Ridge
Omer Secoy
Athens
M. A. Byers
Columbus
Garnet Phillips
Charleston
W. Va
Gertie McCune
Clyde Rutter
Raymond Phillips
Tinkham
Mildred Hillen
McDougal
Busy Bee Needle Club Meets in Chauncey
The Busy Bee Needle Club met at Mrs. Eddie Blackford's home on Mound Street for an evening of sewing and refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs. Alva Karns's home on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Busy Bee Needle Club
Eddie Blackford
Mound Street
Alva Karns
Mill Street
Reverend Guss Graham Preaches in Chauncey and Carbondale
The Rev Guss Graham of Chauncey will preach Sunday morning at Salem Church and Sunday night at Carbondale Church, according to an announced schedule in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Guss Graham
Salem
Carbondale
Mines in Chauncey district report eight active works
The June 17 report lists eight operating mines in Chauncey: No. 9 No. 255 No. 10 No. 69 No. 24 Poston No. 6 No. 119 and Black Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Poston
Ladies Aid Quilting Session at Millfield Church
The Millfield Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society will hold its weekly quilting at the church on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church
Chauncey and area residents visit friends in nearby towns
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Chauncey visited her sister Mrs. H. F. Kittle in Athens on Tuesday. Mrs. Dean Linscott and S. C. Sayer of Nelsonville were guests of Mrs. Ella Tedrick in Chauncey. Arthur Lee Mitchell of Chillicothe, formerly Chauncey, visits friends in Glouster and The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Boyton Duffy of Chillicothe visit Greens Run relatives. James Goldsworthy formerly of Chauncey visits relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanley of Springfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morgan in Chauncey last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey
H. F. Kittle
Athens
Dean Linscott
S. C. Sayer
Nelsonville
Ella Tedrick
Arthur Lee Mitchell
Dyer Mitchell
Chillicothe
Glouster
the Plains
Greens Run
James Goldsworthy
McArthur
Arthur Stanley
Springfield
Ohio
Eugene Morgan
Lower Plains Personal Notes Holiday Socials
Mrs. George Potts of Frankfort Illinois visits Mr and Mrs Benton Pot in Lower Plains. James Dailey and family spend Sunday with Co F Dailey in Jerseyville. Frank Cook of Athens visits his parents Mr and Mrs F B Cook. Mrs Edward Sickles shows improved condition after blood poisoning. Leslie Barber of Nelsonville visits Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr. Harry Moore and son Melvin spend Sunday with Charlies Moler in Nelsonville. Robert Hawk returns to Columbus after visiting his mother Elizabeth Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Plains
George Potts
Frankfort
Ill
Benton Pot
James Dailey
Co. F. Dailey
Jerseyville
Frank Cook
Athens
F. B. Cook
Edward Sickles
Leslie Barber
Nelsonville
George Gabriel, Jr
Harry Moore
Melvin
Charlies Moler
Robert Hawk
Columbus
Elizabeth Hawk
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Marquis
M. M. Duncan
Bear
Main and
North Street
Tuppers Plains
Mrs. C. F. Rathburn
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
Mickey
McGuire
Charles Francis Adams
David Ingalls
Mildred Hazelton
Perry Smith
Floyd Williams
Clarence Friess
Elmer Goldsberry
S. J. Smith
Harry Bobo
Charles Bobo
Sam Forman
Pearl Smith
Roy Goldsberry
Arthur Witham
Bloomington
Addison Creamer
Laura Steel
Richmond
Lucy Sleeper
Lewis Woode
Marguerite
East Liverpool
Minnie Zigler
Woode
Claudis Chappel
Will Harris
Wayne
Grace
Ethel
Hoytown
Ethel Harris
Doris
Ardith Smith
Carmel Slusher
Holly King
Little Son
Libbie Burson
Wayne Harris
Everett Guthrie
Ralph Palmer
Fred Biehl
Clyde Colburn
Robert Perry
Jeff Violet
Flora
Earl Cowen
Ralph Harris
Cleveland
Elizabeth Basom
Lowell Chase
Albany
Woodrow, Russell
Rachel Wilson
Columbia
Taylor Ridge
Murray City
John Shultz
Crooksville
Mrs
Clyde Little
F. Darrell Moore
Troy
N. Y
T. J. Fee
Plain City
Ney Carpenter
Mt. Blanco
Sarah E. Dailey
Bertha McVay
Fannie Eccles
Winona Lake
A. H. Dowler
Co. V. O'Neal
Mr. Dowler
Belington
J. T. Dailey
Hotel Harmer
Helen van Dyke
A. J. van Dyke
Miss van Dyke
Youngstown
James Richardson
McConnellsville
P. D. Morse
Lucile Bolin
Margaret Johnson
Albany High School
Silas Scott
Sam Scott
Airline
Bert Hovey
O. D. Dailey
Charles 8. Bradfield, JR
the Messenger
Mrs. North
Merrill and
Paul Tewksbury
New Marshfield
Mrs. W. E. Reeves
Needle Club
Graham
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