Melinda Gamwell Weds Sam Kasler in Glouster Methodist Church
Glouster The Glouster Methodist Church hosted the June 15 wedding of Miss Melinda Gamwell and Samuel L. Kasler in an outdoor style double ring ceremony. Rev. Virgil Versteeg officiated. The bridal party wore blue and white gowns with lace details, a large reception followed for 150 guests, and the couple plans to reside at Ft. Knox Ky.
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Melinda Gamwell
Sam Kasler
Glouster’s Methodist Church
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
A. M. Gamwell
Samuel L. Kasler
Millard Kasler
Virgil Versteeg
The
Plains Methodist Church
Judy Knoderer
Gloria Thompson
Athens
John Doller
Sandusky
Glen Dougan
Chesterhill
Roger Kasler
Peggy
Sharon
Marguerite Stephenson
Peggy Gamwell
Sharon Gamwell
William Johnston
Harold Vaughn
C. B. Dillon
Margaret Gamwell
McDonald
Chillicothe
Marietta
Shawnee
Columbus
the Plains
Zanesville
Malta
McConnelsville
Newark
Radio Club Plans National Field Day Operation
The Hocking Valley Radio Club will take part in the national field day from 4 p.m. Saturday to 4 p.m. Sunday using station W8VPP. Operations occur at the club clubhouse on State Route 13 between Glouster and Chauncey with 100 watts telephone and 120 watts telegraphy, covering multiple ham bands and possibly the six meter band if ready.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Glouster
Chauncey
Walter Gastin
Hocking Valley Radio Club
Hawaiian Adventure Wins for Columbus Pair in Contest
Mrs. Jeanette Grim and son Jerry of Columbus won a newspaper contest prize and toured Hawaii. Their itinerary included Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm in California, Waikiki on Oahu, Maui and the island of Hawaii with visits to Pearl Harbor and Halemaumau crater, plus San Francisco sights before returning home.
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Nelsonville
Jeannette Grim
Jerry
Hawaii
Grim
Columbus
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Knott
Berry Farm Ghost Town
Waikiki
Oahu
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Dole
Royal Mausoleum
Kamehameha I
Queens
Pali
Mormon Temple
Matsonia
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Iolani Palace
Punchbowl
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Bishop Museum
Maui Island
Haleakalau Crater
Island of Hawaii
Rainbow Falls
Halemauma_ crater
Lake Burr Oak yields large bass. youths shine
Harold Vaughn reports usual heavy catches at Lake Burr Oak with two youngsters, Johnnie Moore and Bryan Skipper, each over four pounds. Over 100 children registered for the Sunday's fishing derby by the Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman's Club and the Trimble Jaycees. winners in each group received awards. Weather: high 77, low 39, rain .84 inch. water 65 degrees. lake elevation 721.13 at 8 am June 23.
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Glouster
Harold Vaughn
Lake Burr Oak
Johnnie Moore
Bryan Skipper
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman’s Club
Trimble Jaycees
Robert Horn
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meeting Held in Church Hall
The Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the church hall with Mrs. Belle Thompson as hostess. Miss Josephine Hedfelt led as vice president and the gathering included hymns prayers and the club creed. A tape recording of Father Dan Rice of Patna India occupied the program time. Three guests attended: Miss Peggy Standley Miss Clara Susan Waldeck and Mrs Eldon Grinstead. The next meeting is set for July 8 with Mrs Frank Darling as hostess.
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Eldon Grinstead
Frank Darling
Chauncey Dover Lions Club Sells Brooms Friday
The Chauncey Dover Lions Club will meet at Henry's Restaurant Friday at 6 p.m. to continue the broom sale announced by President Charles Wadley.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Lions Club
Henry’s
Charles Wadley
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Travels
The column lists residents and relatives visiting relatives across Ohio. Lena Cunningham returns from Columbus with her children and sister while others such as Rye Cunningham Judy Cunningham and Paul Cunningham visit Buckeye Lake. A wide set of callers includes guests from Columbus Galena Pomeroy and Newark with departures noted for Rev Sapp and family plans.
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Lena Cunningham
Columbus
Rye Cunningham
Judy Cunningham
Paul Cunningham
Buckeye Lake
Poston
Etta Hart
Anna
Bobbie
Tucker
Marie Shafer
Dailey Sapp
Desmond
Arthur Sapp
South Bloomfield
Barnesville
Sapp
Milwaukee
Wisc
Eldon
Camp Verde
William Slisher
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Musical Show in Glouster
The Lucky Pennies, a quartet with four men and a girl, perform at Glouster Stadium on July 4 at 8 p m to benefit the Under Privileged Children's Fund. Reserved tickets are sold by Kiwanis members. If rain, show moves to the high school. The act covers country, pop, and comedy songs and uses 12 instruments. they’ve been together nine years and appear on the Midwestern Hayride TV program.
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Glouster
Lucky Pennies
Glouster Stadium
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Chauncey Graduates Take Part in Germany Air Exercise
Pte Roger E. Kidd son of Mr and Mrs James F Kidd Millfield Route 1 and Kenneth E McAfee with wife Barbara of Lancaster participated in an air transportation training exercise by the 8th Infantry Division in Germany. Both are 1957 Chauncey-Dover High School graduates.
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Chauncey—Army
Roger E. Kidd
James F. Kidd
Millfield
Kenneth E. McAfee
Barbara
Lancaster
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
Chauncey-Dover High School
Skin itch relief claim ad from Quick's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Itch-Me-Not as a fast relief for itching and burning, claiming germ and fungus killing action. It promises a 48 cent money back guarantee and lists uses for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface rashes with a 15 minute relief claim.
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Quick's
Ady
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Bowman
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Athens Pharmacy
Quick's Drugstore
Uhlman's
Bette Clifford
Foster's University Shop
Kevin
Kirby
Chrystal
George Slisher
Larry
Joe Mills
Herald Wadley
Wadleys
Tommy Wolf
Athens Messenger
Mrs
Carlos Wolf
Wadley Home
Ryn Lo
Atrens
Hamburg
Evans
Tippett's Market
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