Permanent Organization To Sponsor Conservation Is Formed at Glouster
A new community group forms to back the East Branch water conservation plan after a Tuesday night meeting at the American Legion rooms in Glouster. Leaders from Athens, Morgan, and Meigs Counties praise Kiwanis backing and discuss plans for a unified valley organization with a paid secretary and engineer survey support.
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Glouster
Warner Conservation League
David P. Warner
Kiwanis Club
Sunday Creek
Ted Rodgers
Corning
St. F. Kittle
J. C. Reedy
Ed Vaughn
Incal Union
Mine 285
Reedy
Brack
HM. H. Hughes
Warner Conservation Association
Kiwania Club
Bindsay Creek
Columbus
State Conservation of Water
Ohio
Warner
Ohio State University
Wee
Davey
C. ¥. Wallace
P. H Clifford
H. F. Kittie
Fil Vaughn
Roy Gay
McConnelaville
Charlies White
Jacksonville
Henry Adama, Jr
Hollister
F Danford
Trimble
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
TI. R. Angle
H. H. Hr
M. M. Tiyson
Atty
George W. Rose
Lantz
Surprise Party Honors H A Holzschuh on Walnut Hill
A surprise birthday gathering at the home of H A Holzschuh on Walnut Hill featured music, cards, and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Vaughn, Mr and Mrs Harry Vaughn, Mr and Mrs J L Stephen and Elson, and many others.
Local Woman Aids Bedfast Mother in Wisconsin
Mrs Louis Gibbs of Jrevemille Wisconsin assists her mother Mrs Harry E Chiver who has been bedfast for four weeks.
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Glouster
Louis Gibbs Jrevemille
Wis
Cvrine
Harry E Chiver
Glouster Priscilla Class Meets at Mrs Elias Home
The Priscilla Class of the M E Church will gather Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs J H Elias residence on Republic Avenue.
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Glouster
Priscilla
M. E. Church
J. H. Elias
Republic Avenue
Birthday Party for Opal Liggett at Plains
Mrs. Harry Liggett hosted a Saturday birthday party in Plains for her daughter Opal who turned 13. Prize winners included Margaret Kail Betty Hardy Dolores Liggett Rosalie Shaffer Jean McCullough and Vera Savage. Refreshments were served to a large list of guests including Opal and 20 others.
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the Plains
Harry Liggett
Opal
Margaret Kail
Betty Hardy
Dolores Liggett
Rosalie Shaffer
Jean McCullough
Vera Savage
Aileen Shamel
Nancy Ellen Jones
Agnes Vessalo
Marjorie Darnell
Elizabeth Alichney
Louise Bumgardner
Louise Neal
Wilma Rutter
Eleanor Michael
Dorothy Thompson
Lois Mulpas
New Marshfield
Iona Harrison
Opal Liggett
Methodist Church
Dorothy Cade
Ruth Shame
Marie Aleshire
Harold Matheny
Asa Cochran
Esther Mae Cochran
Walbridge
Carl Michael
Kirtland
Mary Michael
Alice Roe
Athens
Harley Wallace
Henry Wallace
Vera Wallace
Columbua
Don Nelson
Mansfield
Elnora Daniel
Columbus
Students Represent Churches Of Christ At Conference
Chauncey Taylor Ridge Greens Run and Trimble sent 11 delegates to the annual Young People's Conference of the Church of Christ in Marietta. Rev. Gilbert Courtney spoke on The Meaning of Church Membership and Boy's Life Evaluation. About 100 students attended.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Marietta
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Betty Jane Courtney
Alice Johnson
Dix Pickering
Mary Stalder
Hazel Raber
Betty Johnson
Elizabeth Dunlevy
Thelma Fierbaugh
Nell Bell Cannon
Elizabeth Hilderbrand
Della Chalfant
M. E. Church Plans Week Day Activities
Rev. J. D. Deeds will preach Wednesday night at 7 30 in the M. E. Church Chauncey. Thursday the Ladies Aid Society will hold an all day quilting. Saturday the Aid will conduct a bake sale at the Chauncey Post Office.
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Chauncey
J. D. Deeds
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Aid
Bowen and Pierce Families Host Relatives for Sunday
Chauncey residents recount Sunday visits by Bowen relatives from Lick Run and Batley Run, plus Pierce family from Murray City. Nearby Greens Run and Goose Run connections include North and Gil families visiting with Elwood North and Albert Brooks families.
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Chauncey
Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Charles Kesterson
Lick Run
W. J. McConaha
Verna Lacey
Floodwood
Martin McConaha
Edna
Verna
Evelyn
Dondana
Batley Run
Clyde Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Thomas Pierce
Murray City
Pierce
Samuel McClelland
Greens Run
Viola North
Florence Gil
Willard
Gilbert
Elwood North
Albert Brooks
Goose Run
Brotherhood to Meet Trimble Church of Christ
The Men's Brotherhood gathers Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Trimble Church of Christ. Program committee members are Carl Stahl Lawrence Sands Lewis Clark and Gilbert Courtney. All men in the community are invited.
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Brotherhood
Trimble
Trimble Church of Christ
Carl Stahl
Lawrence Sands
Lewis Clark
Gilbert Courtney
Townsend Old Age Pension Club enrollment grows at Chauncey
About 300 persons joined the Dr Town send Old Age Pension Club in Chauncey during a Saturday night meeting. President Gus Graham presided as Elmer Allen and Frank Cline represented Chauncey at a district meeting in Nelsonville on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Dr. Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Gus
Graham
Elmer Allen
Frank Cline
Nelsonville
Chauncey Personal News From Ohio Towns
Chauncey residents share visits with relatives in Chauncey and nearby areas. Goldie Cunliff spends a week with sister Mrs. W D Smart and notes an excursion to Niagara Falls. Roger Moore is ill with measles at his grandparents home. Dr L D Nelson and Fletcher Hawk enjoy a fishing trip in Michigan. Tillie Anderson visits relatives in Willoughby. Mrs Rose Ferguson visits sister Flora McHarg. John Mullins moves to the Harry Jackson property near Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Goldie Cunliff
Columbus
W. D. Smart
Michigan
Tillie Anderson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nettie Shields
Edward Anderson
Leslie Davies
Ethel Anderson
Willoughby
Ohio
Rose Ferguson
Flora McHarg
Lower Plains
John Mullins
Chaun Ecey
Harry Jackson
Greenlawn
Ceme
Birthday anniversaries celebrated at Dowler home
A Sunday picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Renzo Dowler honored Lewellyn Dowler and Howard Ewing on their birthdays. About 25 friends attended, presenting gifts and enjoying ice cream and cake in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Renzo Dowler
Lewellyn
Howard Ewing
Watkins Family Moves to Chauncey from Athens
Mr and Mrs A E Watkins and their son Albert have moved to Chauncey occupying the Drake property on Converse Street. The Watkins family formerly lived in this area. Mr Watkins runs a filling station at Chauncey. The catfish earns its name from its whiskers and its purring sound when caught.
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Chauncey
A. E. Watkins
Albert
Athens
Drake Property
Converse Street
Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Albany Church Social Hosts Birthday Party
Albany area reports a Sunday party at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeder’s Wilkesville Street home for Mrs. Reeder’s birthday. Many neighbors and relatives attended from Albany and nearby towns, with other community events noted including a Baptist Church quarterly social and a birth announcements from the community.
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Albany
Henry Reeder
Wilkesville Street
Five Granges Attend Harrisonville Session
Carpenter Columbia Grange hosted Harrisonville Grange and a literary program with representatives from Harrisonville, Columbia, Laurel, Star, Albany, and Harrisonville Juvenile. Refreshments followed. Upcoming events include Star visiting Columbia for a literary program and Columbia presenting first degree with Star second.
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Harrisonville
Columbia
Carpenter
Columbia Grange
Harrisonville Grange
Star Grange
Star
Social Guests and Visits in Silver Ridge Area
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Betzing hosted their family Sunday with guests including Mr. J. Best and Mr. Arthur Lippencott and son of Marietta, and Mr. Dana Swartz family of Alfred. Mrs. Emma Hoffman traveled to Pomeroy. Bernice Betzing visited Thelma Shafer near Athens. Stanley Christy of Athens visited his parents G. W. and Mrs. Christy. Vesta Bentz spent two days with Mable Swartz in Alfred.
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Silver Ridge
C. F. Betzing
Sunady
J. Best
Arthur Lippencott
Marietta
Dana Swartz
Alfred
Emma Hoffman
Pomeroy
Bernice Betzing
Thelma Shafer
Athens
Stanley Christy
G. W. Christy
Vesta Bentz
Mable Swartz
Kiwanis Club Meets at Hotel Gordon in Omaha
Kiwanis meeting Tuesday noon at the Hotel Gordon discussed organization business with no visitors present. Attendance prize went to E. H. Taylor, announced by B. R. Angie. Omaha, Neb., lies at the junction of three national highways and along 16 interstate routes.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
B. R. Angie
E. H. Taylor
Omaha, Neb
Summer Sweethearts Continued
Zoe and Gracia clash as Jack the terrier and Prince the bulldog fight near delphinium beds. Dr. Kaye intervenes to separate the animals while Zoe laments the misbehavior and Gracia's presence. The scene ends with Zoe nursing the injured pet and a note that the tale continues.
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Cara
Jack
Tabby
Dr. Kaye
Prince
Zoe
Gracia
John Kaye
Funeral Services for Ralph Wright Held at Murray
Murray City funeral services were held for Ralph Wright age 22 who died at his home. He is survived by his widow Bertha one son James his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Wright four brothers two sisters and burial was at Greenlawn. Visitors from Baltimore and nearby towns joined relatives at the Wright home and many local residents were noted in attendance.
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Murray City
Ralph Wright
Bertha
James
Bert Wright
Mathew
Alfred
Hollister
Leo
Bill
Catherine
Hannah
Lancaster
Greenlawn
George Acker
Earl
Ruth
Baltimore
Wright
Margaret Sapp
Juanita Martin
Columbus
Chester’s Ball id Loses to St. M in Sunday Game
Chester’s ball team lost to St. Mary’s with a final score of 42 at Chester. Attendance was recorded as high at the Sunday event. The report notes local residents and social mentions including Curt Roush’s death and West Shade burial plans.
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Chester
St. M
Chi
Curt Roush
West Shade
Cora Roberts
Wells
Carol Morris
Lowell Carily
Kathleen Fick
Monda Kathryn Bailey
Mar Wood
Mildred Baum
Pearl Pitts
Virgene
Mildred Christy
Janie Young Mary
Rose Wilson
Willis
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Sunday Creek Valley
East Branch Dam
Yvardmaster
HM. Clifford
New York Central
Clifford
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Plains
Churches of Christ
Chauncey and Vicinity
Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Pitts
Edwin C
Alabama
Sing Sing Prison
Albany Senators
Syracuse
Church
Reading
Margaret Pearman
Louise Lowther
Beulah
Wilma Musgrave
Hunter McFarlan
Harold Luckett
Doris Gibbs
Maxine Radcliffe
Dayton Hoffee
W. E. Stanley
H. McFarlan
Marie Throckmorton
Man
Thorne
Luckett
Allen Coe
Albert Leadinghaus
Pearman
Leadinghaus
Richard
Lawrence Morris
Dorothy Coe
Mildred Cheadie
Lowell Tribe
Merritt Dixon
Carl Mhboisington
Mathew Reeves
Dale Dye
May Walker
Nashville
Tenn
E. A. Bowers
A. W. Leadinghaus
Mona Jean
Greta June
R. W. Oxley
E. J. Morris
M. H. McFarlan
Maurice Hunter
Phyllis
Rev. Williams
Albany M. E
R. O. McClure
Lucky Leaf Stitchers
Evellyn Cooper
Virginia Morrison
Lola Baughman
Margaret Donaldson
Virginia Zimmerman
Joan Johnston
Grange Hall
Wilma Cooper
Pearl Cline
Cline
Louisa Brooks
E. V. Springer
Paul and
Lamar
Wellston
Mr. Springer
E. ©. Springer
W E. Gillogly
Norma Dean
Maggie Eiselstein
Marabel O'Connor
Musgrave
William Cusac
Frazenburg
Zanesville
P. D. Morse
J. E. Richardson
Clarence Longdon
Chillicothe
John Longdon
Mabel Longdon
Albany Grange
Canaan
H. L. Brooks
Robert
Harold Brooks
Mary of Columbus
Ralph Tucker
Brooks
Green
Byesville
Carpenter Baptist Church
George Sagen
E. B. Gillilan
Akron
Jessie Chase
G. C. Gorby
D. W. Dye
S. F. Howery
Niagara Falls
Mary Cline
Mrs
Mary Carpenter
J. L. Rawlings
Mary Virginia Starkey
E. N. Starkey
A. B. Rupe
A. W. Rupe
Frances
Freda
A. P. Rupe
the Fair Store
Glouster, O
Bergman
Murry
Jen Wright
Basil
J. H. Martin
Conrad
Muskingum River
Marsh Shelton
Detroit
James Russell
Stewart
BE. A. Person
Harold Bilazier
Frank Williams
Andrew Robson
Lizzie Stiff
Amy Stephenson
Albert Spencer
Leo Mitchell
New Plymouth
George Brooker
Charles Roberts
Raymond Stores
Jerry Bunting
Dale Swyers
Donald Martin
William Kennedy
Ronald Campbel
James Kilpatrick
Camp Hocking
John Walters
Charles
William Bracken
Columby
Helen Brooker
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Brooker
Helen
Hughes
Toronto
Harold Columbus
Storer
Don
Liams
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