Dover Board Appeals for Chauncey Cemetery Repair
The report notes storm damage in Chauncey with injuries to Barbara McHarg and Neda McNutt from flying glass and cuts. The Nicholson home on High St. had shattered windows, and the Ferguson roof suffered a chimney collapse. Denzal Phillips injured by stepping on a rusty nail.
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Chauncey
Barbara McHarg
Garfield Nicholson
Nicholson
High St
James Ferguson
Lexington Ave
Neda McNutt
May Ave
Denzal Phillips
Greens Run preacher to lead service then depart for conference
Reverend Gilbert Courtney will preach at Greens Run Church of Christ on Sunday morning and then travel to Marietta to serve on the faculty and as Dean of Men for the Church of Christ Young People's Conference next week. Twelve young people from Chauncey Taylor Ridge Greens Run and Trimble churches will accompany him, departing Sunday at 11 30 o'clock.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Marietta
Young People’s Conference
The
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Monuments Damaged In Nye Cemetery By Tornado
Chauncey residents report extensive damage at Nye Cemetery from Monday’s tornado. Dozens of monuments and many century old trees were wrecked, with slabs broken and stones displaced. Dover Township trustees urge immediate repair and clearing work to restore the burial ground’s former appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nye
Dover Township
Simeon Cass
Ohio
Chauncey Personalities and Midwest Travel Notes
Chauncey residents and relatives embark on visits and returns to Zanesville Buckeye Lake and Albany. Families including Oggs Carrs and Carpenters plan a Prestonburg Ky trip, with a week of visiting and return to Zanesville. Others travel for fishing trips in Northern Wisconsin and local visits in Millfield The Plains Columbus and Albany accompany news of teaching and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Ogg
Harold
Laura Mae
the Plains
Roe
Daytona Beach
Fla
Buckeye Lake
Graves
Kenneth Powell
Jerry Lou
Dick Powell
Newark
Wisconsin
Chester Sanders
Millfield
Albany
Sanders
Dow Sanders
Hazel LaHugh
Ernest Stanley
Joe Morgan
William Morgan
Glouster
Ann
Sally Chadwell
Columbus
Chauncey Street Crew Clears Tornado Debris
Chauncey street commissioner Chauncey C Howard and crews worked daily to clear debris and broken trees in the stricken area since Monday. Seventy truck loads have been hauled to the dumping ground near the Bailey Run switch north of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
C. R. Howard
Chauncey Street
Bailey Run
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday at Chauncey Church of Christ begins 9:30 a.m. with Church School. Lord's Supper follows at 10:30, then morning worship led by Mrs. Pearl Henry. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Pearl Henry
Hollister Church to Stage Children's Day Program
Hollister A B Church will host a Children’s Day program Sunday at 7 30 pm with a rose drill welcome by Maritta Yarger and recitations by Alberta Yarger Betty Orndorf Ruby Waldeck Eileen Byers Isabel McCutcheon Betty McCutcheon Isabel Lenigar. Primary classes sing Rainbow and Joy Day Exercises plus candle light service and flag drill. Ramona Waldeck sings a vocal solo. Preparations are under way for a large audience.
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Hollister
Hollister A. B
Maritta Yarger
Alberta Yarger
Betty Orndorf
Ruby Waldeck
Eileen Byers
Isabel McCutcheon
Betty McCutcheon
Isabel Lenigar
Hilda Adams
Ramona Wal
Glouster Social Guests Highlight Weekend Visits
Glouster social notes show Mrs Leona Leath Mrs Ernest Edwards and Ernest Scott of Rendville as Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Riley. Mary Cairelli from Hunterdon visited with the McLaughlins and Fraziers, while the Cairellis hosted the weekend with Patsy Lou.
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Glouster
Leona Leath
Ernest Edwards
Ernest Scott
Rendville
Andrew Riley
Mary Cairelli
Hunterdon
Sidney McLaughlin
William Frazier
Albert Cairelli
Patsy Lou
Frank Cairelli
Class to Meet at Mrs Ellis Home Friday Evening
The Willing Workers' Class of the M. E. Church will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis on Republic Avenue.
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M. E. Church
Elizabeth Ellis
Republic Avenue
Mrs Winn Hosts NT ClubWednesday Evening
Mrs Clarence Winn entertained the NT Club at her Glouster home on Wednesday. Scripture was read by Mrs Charles Hinton. Readings were given by Mrs Harry Vaughn Mrs Herman Jauchius and Mrs William Johnston. Traveling prize went to Mrs Vaughn. Next meeting at Mrs Zenith Embrey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Embrey
Herman Janchius
Harry Vaughn
Charles Hinton
Flo Henry
Herman Holzschuh
Sylvia Maxwell
Alfred Morris, Sr
Lodge To Visit Pomeroy for Degree Work Next Tuesday
The Magic City Lodge No. 797 I O O F with a Jacksonville and Glouster delegation will travel to Pomeroy next Tuesday to present degree work for the local Odd Fellows. The event features a string orchestra from Glouster and Jacksonville Lodges and a practice of the Second and Third Degrees Friday night. Refreshments follow the lodge and practice. An eclipse note states England had none from 1724 until 1927 and will not until 1999.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Odd Fellows
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
England
Celebrate Birthday Honoring Chauncey Eben Gillespie
Chauncey Eben Gillespie celebrated his 56th birthday Sunday at the Millfield home of his son in law and daughter Joe Morgan and wife. A chicken dinner was served on the lawn with Margaret Gillespie Simpkins baking the cake. Guests included Donald Howard and son Alfred of Glouster Ben Simpkins and son Norman Panthea Pratt Pauline Gillespie and Stewert and Victor Robinett.
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Chauncey
Eben Gillespie
Joe Morgan
Millfield
Margaret Gillespie Simpkins
Donald Howard
Alfred
Glouster
Ben Simpkins
Norman
Panthea Pratt
Pauline Gillespie
Stewert
Victor Robinett
Buenos Aires Opens Free Dining Rooms for School Children
The Buenos Aires municipality inaugurated three additional free dining rooms for needy pupils. Open after morning classes, the rooms serve daily meals including macaroni soup, meat stew, potatoes, rice pudding, and more to several thousands of students.
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Buenos Aires
Condition of Two Glouster Youths Improves
Mr and Mrs Vern Lamborn report their sons Harold Lamborn and Foster Brown in Logan’s Cherrington Hospital are improving. Harold’s left arm, nearly severed, may be saved after transfusion and blood loss. Foster Brown’s skull fracture is ruled out by X-ray. he suffers bruises and shock. Glouster residents have visited the boys.
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Glouster
Vern Lamborn
Harold
Foster Brown
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Lamborn
Brown
Logan Hospital
Services in Churches of Glouster
Sermon themes and service times outlined for Glouster churches. Church of Christ offers Bones We Should Not Bury with Bible School at 9 a.m. and Lord's Supper at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. and Happy Hour 7:30 p.m. with special music.
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Jesus
Lord
Lalla Danford
Methodist Church
Skepticism of Pilate
F. G. Boroff
Margaret Dunlevy
Epworth League
Abigal
Mission Group Meets At Church Thursday
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at the church Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Riley presiding. Mrs. Hale Leach led the devotionals and Mrs. Lucinda Brooks spoke on the value of true missionary work. The next meeting is planned for June 8 at Mrs. Brooks home on Emrey Street.
Priscilla Class Entertained At Mrs Elias Home
Twenty members attended as Mrs. J. H. Elias hosted the Priscilla Class gathering. Ed Kurtzman presided, E. E. Munden read devotionals, and prizes went to Munden and Ralph Woods. The next meeting will be a July picnic at Antle's Grove.
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Glouster
J. H. Elias
Priscilla
Ed Kurtzman
E. E. Munden
Munden
Ralph Woods
Antle’s Grove
Morris and Binford Women Undergo Surgeries
Mrs Alfred Morris Jr and Mrs J R Binford underwent operations at White Cross Hospital on Wednesday and are reported as improving.
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Glouster
Alfred Morris, Jr
J. R. Binford
White Cross Hospital
Dog Detects Ultrasonic Notes Beyond Human Hearing
A dog can hear notes at pitches far higher than humans can perceive. The sensitivity of canine hearing allows them to detect ultrasonic frequencies that are inaudible to people.
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Isaac
Wilson
Queen Mary
Order of the Garter
Alexander Ramsay
Viscourt Lascelles
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Order
Elmer
Irey
Right
Internal Revenue Bureau
Charles Laughton
Jules S. Bache
New York
Wallace Groves
Jacob Schick
Razor
Hollister Church
Glouster Social
Mrs. Winn
Richardson Baking Co
Glouster and Marietta
Goodson
T. N. T. Soap
Chauncey Red Bird
Tuene
Athens Home Telephone Co
Harold Lamborn
Athens Bottling Works
Munich
Ministry of Education
Third Reich
Miller Bros
Miller Wall & Paint Paper Bros
N. Court St
America
General Electric
General Electrics
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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