Cooperation of Citizens Is Lauded
Nelsonville reports its first blackout from 10 to 11 PM in the Walnut and Poplar street district. Citizens cooperated fully and civilian defense units including air wardens auxiliary police and women’s motor corps performed well. Special praise for Don Sheffield and his aides as motor corps members were admitted to the control station and later allowed back to the blackout scene.
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Nelsonville
Walnut
Poplar
Women's Motor Corps
Don Sheffield
Motor Corps
Kelch Day To Be Observed By Nelsonville Elks
Nelsonville elks will observe Kelch Day on Sunday June 28 with a 2:30 p.m. lodge session. L R Kelch longtime secretary of the order will be presented an honorary life membership. Dutch lunch refreshments and entertainment will be served in the afternoon and evening.
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Nelsonville
Kelch
Nelsonville Elks
L. R. Kelch
Scouts of Troop 65 Plan Tonight Meeting
Scouts of Troop 65 will hold a weekly meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Elks Home meeting room. All leaders and members are urged to attend due to current salvage drives in the war effort.
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Scouts of Troop 65
Nelsonville
Elks
Fellowship Supper At Nelsonville Church Frid ay
Nelsonville Church of Christ will host a covered dish fellowship supper Friday at 6 pm in the social rooms. Speaker A C Evans chief pharmacist mate US Navy will share experiences aboard the USS Marblehead in Asian waters within censorship limits.
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Nelsonville
A. C. Evans
United States Navy
Mr. Evans
U.S.S. Marblehead
Macassar Straits
Glouster Social Notes and Personal N Ews
Glouster Catholic Ladies' Study Club met in the church hall with hosts Mrs T A Noon and Mrs George Carter. Readings included A Sailor Named Bill and My Dad Was A Soldier. War stamps prizes, list of members, next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Aelred Healy. Also Glouster Personals noting several local residents traveling and visiting relatives.
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Glouster
Catholic _ Ladies’ Study Club
T. A. Noon
George Carter
Aelred Healy
Bill
Joe Wolf
William Echstenkamper
John’ R. Clark
Ann Bailey
Kate Batels
Gertrude Darling
Lena Covella
Martha Covella
Mary Jennice
Sam Kamento
Lena Wolf
Walter Yount
Mary Smith
Dorothy Lindaman to Wed Donald Everhart in Open Church Ceremony
Mr and Mrs H W Lindaman announce the engagement of daughter Dorothy Alice Lindaman to Donald L Everhart son of Dr and Mrs W A Everhart of Granville The wedding will be an open church ceremony at Tenth Ave Baptist Church Rev Harry G Ford officiating Miss Lindaman is a 1940 Denison graduate and alumni of Denison University The couple have ties to Glouster Granville and Harvard University with Everhart pursuing a PhD while teaching there.
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Glouster
H. W. Lindamen
East Torrence Road
Columbus
Dorothy Alice
Donald L. Everhart
W. A. Everhart
Granville
Tenth Ave. Baptist Church
Harry G. Ford
Miss Lindaman
Denison University
Jackson
Everhart
Harvard
Woodgerd Dies Suddenly at Home in Jacksonville
Albert R. Woodgerd 68 died at his Jacksonville home on Wednesday after a longtime railroad career with the New York Central. He was born in Hebbardsville and leaves his wife Blanche, son Harold of Middlport, daughters Mrs. Ben Lent of Forest Grove Oregon and Mrs. Joseph Gould of Youngstown, and brother Charles Woodgerd of Albany. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Jacksonville
Albert R. Woodgerd
Hebbardsville
Josiah Woodgerd
New York Central Railroad
Blanche
Harold
Middleport
Ben Lent
Forest Grove
Oregon
Joseph Gould
Youngstown
Charles Woodgerd
Albany
Glouster Residents Urged to Extend Rubber Salvage Drive
Glouster area residents contributed about nine tons of salvage rubber in the past week as the campaign nears its June 30 end. Street Commissioner Jacob Waldeck reported commendable response and urged residents to search out discarded rubber items in out of the way places to boost totals by several thousand pounds.
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Glouster
Jacob Waldeck
Kovach Reports on Kiwanis Convention
Dan Kovach, a delegate to the International Kiwanis convention in Cleveland, reported at the Kiwanis meeting in the Hotel Gordon. Afterward members prepared at Antle's Grove for outdoor meetings next week. committee members are B. R. Angle, W. O. Bailey, and Dr. A. A. Baldwin.
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Glouster
Dan Kovach
Cleveland
Gordon
Antle’s Grove
B. R. Angle
W. O. Bailey
A. A. Baldwin
Twenty Six Enroll in Weekly Nutrition Class
Twenty six people enrolled Tuesday evening at the housekeeping aid headquarters on Front Street above the Glouster Library for a Red Cross sponsored ten week nutrition and canteen course. Books were distributed and a trained instructor from Athens, Mrs Eleanor Cumberland, will lead six nutrition lessons and four on canteen work with classes held each Tuesday evening.
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Glouster
Housekeeping Aid
Front St
Red Cross
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Eleanor Cumberland
Athens
Ancient Deed Found In Athens Area Yard
A warranty deed dating back 80 years was found among rubbish by John Stephenson of Athens. It conveys 82 acres in Athens Township from Eliakim Moore and wife to David Goodspeed for 725 dollars, recorded November 4, 1862 by county recorder David Drake and notarized by W R Golden. The Athens Messenger printed the deed.
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John Stephenson
Athens Township
Eliakim Moore
Athens
David Goodspeed
David Drake
W. R. Golden
Athens Messenger
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