Old Settlers Reunion pleads for homecoming queen contest
Glowster will honor the girl selling the most Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion tickets as homecoming queen with a prize. Runners up receive prizes. Entry tickets available from Mrs Flo Cominsky. Amateur hour runs under Mrs Wahneta Exenkamper. Saturday donors to the homecoming fund include Sam and Ethel Withem $50 and Jacksonville Eagles Lodge $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Flo Cominsky
Wahneta Exenkamper
Sam and
Ethel Withem
Jacksonville Eagles Lodge
Kiwanis Plans Set For July 4 Weekend
Kiwanis meeting appoints concessions committees for the July Fourth weekend. Sunday group includes George H. Campbell Enlon Grubbs Richard Guinther and Ben Goldberg. Monday group lists Ray White Roger Kittle Dan Kovach and C. F. Wallace. Balloon sales committees named for Sunday and Monday with E. D. Coffman Joe Williams Roger Kittle Lawrence Colbert Merrill Ogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis
George H. Campbell
Enlon Grubbs
Richard Guinther
Ben Goldberg
Ray White
Roger Kittle
Dan Kovach
C. F. Wallace
E. D. Coffman
Joe Williams
Lawrence Colbert
Merrill Ogg
Classified notice on ad rates and submission rules
This notice explains cash payment for all classified ads including Card of Thanks In Memoriam Obituaries and political notices with six word per line pricing. It outlines contact methods deadlines and rules for blind ads refunds and publication timing for daily and Sunday editions.
Glouster Social News Highlights Visits and Moves
Glouster residents shared weekend visits with relatives across Athens Nelsonville and Columbus including Dr and Mrs W D Witham and children Daryl and Ronny. Family updates include Delbert Bodkin selling Earl Street property and moving to Summit Street, plus Beckley West Virginia visitors and a Bonebrake Seminary refresher course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. D Witham
Daryl
Ronny
Fultonham
North Side
Wyne
Francis McAllister
Paul
Muskingum River
John R. Koch
Janet
Beckley
W. Va
William Hallam
Jacksonville
Bessie Whetstone
Wilbur Grandstaff
Wendell Grandstaff
Lloyd Price
Alfreda Grandstaff
Lansing
Mich
Alvin Green
Charles Gossett
Patsy
Columbus
Frank Robinson
Corning
Philo
Green
Jacksonville Eub Church
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
Sadie Williams
Shadyside
Ernest Williams
Marion
T. A
Buffalo
Sponsor Skating Party At Millfield Draws Group
The Jacksonville EUB Christian Endeavor sponsored a skating party at Millfield on Monday June 21. About 65 people attended including Youth Fellowships from Corning EUB Murray City EUB and Concord Community churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
EUB
Christian Endeavor
Millfield
Corning Eub
Murray City
Concord Community Churches
Lightning Victim Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Sam Limo eleven year old son of Frank Limo will be held at Holy Cross Church Thursday at 9 a.m. Rev Fr Gallino will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. He is survived by his father two brothers Vido Silver Creek N Y and Lawrence Glouster five sisters Frances Cottrell Mary Dennis Millie Hart Theresa Limo and Louise. He was killed Monday evening when struck by lightning while on his porch. The body is at the C F Wallace funeral home where friends may call until the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sam Limo
Frank Limo
Holy Cross Church
Gallino
Murray City
Calvary Cemetery
Vido
Silver Creek
N.Y
Lawrence
Frances Cottrell
Columbus
Mary Dennis
Crooksville
Millie Hart
Theresa Limo
Louise
C. F. Wallace
Trimble Area Soldier Serves as Honor Guard
Sgt. James W. Russell Sr. of Trimble Route 1 served as honor guard at the Memorial Day ceremony in Saint Avold U S Military Cemetery in France. Russell is assigned to the third zone of the American Graves Registration Command based in Nancy France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousters
James W. Russell
Trimble
Saint Avold
U. S. Military Cemetery
France
Russell
American Graves Registration Command
Nancy
Right Hand Burned At Mine Pump Incident
Thomas Whitlatch suffered a right hand burn on Monday while working on an electric pump at Mine 255. He reported for duty again on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Whitlatch
Bake Sale Planned by Methodist Church in Glouster
The Methodist Church in Glouster will sponsor a bake sale on the vacant lot beside Moose Hall this Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds will fund the redecorating program for the church and parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Moose Hall
Infant son of former Jacksonville residents to be christened
The infant son of Mr and Mrs James McCall former Jacksonville residents now in Detroit will receive the christening at Jacksonville Methodist Church Sunday at 9 am officiated by Rev H H Lafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James McCall
Jacksonville
Detroit
H. H. Lafferty
Jacksonville Methodist Church
WCTU Meeting Moves to Mrs Smith Home
The WCTU changes venue to Mrs. R B Smith’s home for Thursday night at 7 30 abandoning the Methodist Church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
R. B. Smith
Church Class Entertained At Chauncey Lawn Party
Mrs Elwood Daugherty hosted the Chauncey Church of Christ Primary Department for a Saturday lawn party from 2 to 5 pm at her home. Mrs Andriew Simpkins aided in games and refreshments, Beverly Nicholson won the prize in a contest, and attendees included Carolyn Tippett Caroly Blackford Douglas Kern Sue Ann Wallace Arlene Lester Rita Simpkins and several Daugherty and Simpkins family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elwood Daugherty
Church of Christ
Beverly Nicholson
Johnny Simpkins
Rita Simpkins
Carolyn Sue Daugherty
Claudia Davis
Ruth Hammond
Nancy Simpkins
Lois Kay Simpkins
Robert Daugherty
Donald Daugherty
Simpkins
Mrs. Daugherty
Rites Held for Mrs John Deal Jacksonville
Funeral services for Mrs. John Deal were held at Holy Cross Church Glouster with Rev. Charles L. Walsh officiating. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery Glouster. Survived by husband four children two sisters and two brothers with many relatives attending from Columbus Cincinnati Dayton and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ford
Zanesville
Stanley Ford
Roseville
Beulah Bennett
Dayton
Mabelle Darst
Ruby Darst
Athens
Jack Stenson
Congo
William Stalder
the Plains
Mary Rodgers
John Exenhamper
Corning
Jerry Harbaugh
New Lexington
Mike Byron
Sarah Wolfe
Albany
Ralph Schultz
Oak Grove
Relatives Picnic With Coach Family at Muskingum River
Chauncey Don Nelson Worthington schools coach and family spent a week outing and fishing on the Muskingum River. They stayed at the Nelson cottage near Stockport as relatives planned a day trip and picnic dinner with Helen Nelson Leta Nelson Arthur Ollis Kathryn Ellis Gene Coon Louise Coon Robert Nelson Virginia Nelson and Bobby Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Don Nelson
Worthington
Millie
Linda
Muskingum River
Nelson Cottage
Stockport
Helen Nelson
Leta Nelson
Arthur Ollis
Kathryn Ellis
the Plains
Gene
Louise Coon
Robert
Virginia Nelson
Bobby
Athens
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett Returns From White Cross Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett of Millfield has recovered satisfactorily after major surgery at White Cross hospital in Columbus. She was brought home by ambulance to her daughter Mrs. Mabel Sisson in Trimble on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
Past Resident Pearl Phelps Goodson Dies in California
Announcement from Chauncey notes Pearl Phelps Goodson wife of Hershal Goodson of Long Beach California died after weeks of illness in a Long Beach hospital. She was 20 years a California resident and is survived by her husband Robert Mary Lou Dowdy Midge Lyman at least five other relatives including William Phelps Law Householder Theron Goodson and a sister in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pearl Phelps Goodson
Hershal Goodson
Long Beach
Calif
Goodson
William Phelps
New Hall
Phelps
the Plains
California
Hershal
Robert
Mary Lou Dowdy
San Pedro
Midge Lyman
Law Householder
Theron Goodson
Canton
Ohio
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Meet Wednesday
The Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters club will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the high school music room. Roy Lester will preside. Plans will be made for the Chauncey-Dover annual band camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club
Roy Lester
Chauncey-Dover
Garden Club Picnic Set for The Plains
Members of The Plains Garden Club meet tonight at 6 p.m. for their annual picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Ernest Scott in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Plains Garden Club
Ernest Scott
the Plains
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Preview
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served Lois Shaner who attended Girls State will speak about her trip to Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Shaner
Columbus
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Meet for Church Quilting
The Chauncey Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey Methodist Church will gather Thursday in the church for quilting activity. Members plan quilting work and fellowship during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey Methodist Church
Mrs. William Reibel 83 Dies at Home in Pomeroy
Mrs. William Reibel, 83, died this morning at her home in Pomeroy after a long illness. Her husband died in 1941. Survived by four sons Henry Herbert Walter of Pomeroy and Fredric of Columbus. three daughters Bertha Emma at home and Mrs. Carl Jones of Elyria. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Reibel
Henry
Herbert
Walter
Fredric
Columbus
Bertha
Emma
Carl Jones
Elyria
A. J. Mowery Logan Man Dies After Illness
Andrew J. Mowery 72 of 692 E Second St died at 3 45 p m Tuesday after a long illness. Lifetime Hocking County resident survived by wife Carrie three sons John Eugene Logan Delmar Miami University student five daughters Margaret Ramona Wanda Poling Dorothy Poling Bonita McGomery three brothers Eber John Logan Nick Columbus two sisters Katie Carpenter Dayton Anna Redd Logan. Services 2 p m Friday Bethany United Brethren Church with interment Dunkard Cemetery Marion Township. Friends may call at residence.
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Logan
Andrew J. Mowery
Second St
Hocking County
Carrie
John
Eugene
Delmar
Miami University
Margaret
Ramona
Wanda Poling
Dorothy Poling
Bonita McGomery
Eber
Nick
Columbus
Katie Carpenter
Dayton
Anna Redd
Bethany United Brethren Church
Dunkard Cemetery
Marion Township
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Syracuse area residents host relatives and friends across towns including Pomeroy Jessup and Rocksprings. Visitors include Ak ron Fields father J W Fields and Rev Lawrence Schmidt set for Asbury Church reception. Also noted are trips to Canada and Newfoundland and a Nazarene Church shower for Rev Claire St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Emory Field
Akron
J. W. Fields
Ernest Deerr
Pomeroy
Mark Deerr
Anna Adams
del Ray Beach
Fla
Charles Neuman
Lawrence Schmidt
Asbury Methodist Church
Lucille Naylor
Irving Karr
Robert Grahm
Bulah Calkins
Herschel Manuel
van Johnson
Rucker Carr
Nancy
J. C. Ferrer
Anna Will
Faye
Barbara
Jessup
Clermont Arnold
Mary Karr
John Bowen
Gallipolis
Fred Shumway
Canada
Will Williams
Mildred
Sidney, Mont
Helen Underhill
Emma Webster
Edna Carleton
Gayle Price
Portland
Leon Custer
Minersville
Syracuse Nazarene Church
Claire St. John
Lenore Campbell
New Foundland Canada
Multiple Local Visits Highlight Weekend Family Socials
Substantial countywide social notes detail visits among Clifton residents and neighbors. Families like the Roushs, Smiths, Alscotts, Kings, Stewarts, and Pont Pleasant connections are listed with short absences and gatherings. A third birthday party for Johnny Call is noted with attendees named.
Young Brothers Store Opens July 1 With Big Closeout Sale
Albany retailer announces Thursday July 1 all day and until 9 pm opening and a closing out sale with thousands of bargains. Contact Young Brothers at 141 Albany for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Brothers
Albany
Market recap shows mixed livestock prices in Cincinnati
Prices for hogs, cattle, sheep shift across weights and grades. Hogs opening 25 to 50 cents lower, heavy weights around 28.50 to 28.00, sows weaker. Cattle trade slow to weak with grassy cattle steadier. steers and heifers mostly 27.50 to 30.00, lighter stock 20.00 to 26.50. Sheep market fair, spring lambs steady to strong, top 21.00, ewes to 10.50.
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Cincinnati
Local families host and visit across Ohio towns
Mrs Ella La Rue and Mrs Ruth Miller visited Mrs Squire Taylor. Allen Hewitt and Roma Black family ties noted. Gene Swartz and a son born June 19. Ava Black illness. Delmar Darst funeral in Columbus. Johnny Fife fractured a rib at Otto Rothgeb Mine. Marion Rife and Charlene Ward among those calling on relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Larue
Ruth Miller
Squire Taylor
Allen Hewitt
Columbus
Roma Black
Gene Swartz
Dawson
Williamsburg
Ivan Barnett
Marshall Ward
Chauncey
Raymond Fife
Middleport
Osborne Farley
Charles Wise
Ava Black
Homer Gordon
David
Pomeroy
Alex Shuler
Ray Darst
Delmar Darst
Wesley F. Ward
Ed Thompson
Addison
Johnny Fife
Otto Rothgeb
Greenwood Lynch
Portsmouth
Marion Rife
Glenna Shuler
Olin Taylor
Pat Lynch
Toledo
Lena Lynch
C. M. Lane
Charlene Ward
Lowell Swisher
Holzer Hospital
Small Town Notes From Crown City and Nearby
Mrs. Maude Halley returns home after visiting daughter Lettie Halley of Gallipolis. Mrs. Verna Blake recovers after surgery at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Miss Delma Jean Dillon attends wedding of Miss Margaret Sexton and Eugene Withrow at Emmanuel Methodist Huntington. The Ruckers welcome a newborn son in Norfolk. Various local moves and visits include the Williams, Rankin, Wood yard, Smith and Clark families. Kathryn Rankin mentioned among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Maude Halley
Lettie Halley
Gallipolis
Verna Blake
Holzer Hospital
M. H. Watts
Jill
Delma Jean Dillon
Margaret Sexton
Eugene Withrow
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Huntington
Elias Rucker
Elias Rucker, Jr
Norfolk
W.va
Ruckers
William Thompson
Logan
W. Va
Ray Boone
Matthews
Toledo
Perry Gatewood
Louise Williams
Mack Williams
Vinton Rankin
Edward Corbin
George Woodyard
Rankin
Robert Smith
Bobby
Minnie Clark
Kathryn Rankin
Lindbergh Backer Dies in Saunderstown Rhode Island
Harry H. Knight 50 a St. Louis investment broker and one of the two original backers of the Lindbergh Atlantic flight in 1927 died last night in Saunderstown R I. Knight helped finance the historic 1927 flight and was a longtime aviation supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Saunderstown
R. I
Harry H. Knight
St. Louis
Body Found in Car in Richmond Identifies Herbert L. Johnson
The body of a 34 year old man from Eaton Ohio named Herbert L. Johnson was found yesterday in a closed parked car near Richmond Indiana. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Herbert L. Johnson
Eaton, O
Irene Pastor in Critical Condition After Lightning Strike
Irene Pastor, 26, remained in critical condition in a Cleveland hospital after a lightning bolt knocked her unconscious during a thunderstorm last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Irene Pastor
Nickel Ride Ends In New York Subway Tonight
The longest nickel ride in the world ends at midnight in the New York subway system as a notable stunt memory concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Notes From Cincinnati Poultry and Butter Prices
Cincinnati reports prices for poultry by weight and grade including heavy fowls and broilers, Leghorn and light stock, roosters, with butter wholesale prints and butterfat premium and regular. Potatoes ranged 2.00 to 5.25 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Market Grades Reported For U S Goods In Cincinnati
A government and consumer price report from Cincinnati lists U S grades with percentages for large and medium sizes across goods. Wholesales show extras and government graded items with percentage ranges, while current receipts are reported between 36 and 42 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. A
U.S. B
Three 16 Year Olds Fined For Vandalism In Cottage
In Chardon Ohio three 16 year old youths were fined 1500 dollars for smashing windows and wrecking the interior of a cottage. Probate Judge Harold Richmond placed them on a 10 p.m. curfew except Saturdays until damages are paid and urged them to find jobs immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Harold Richmond
Alliance City Council Rejects Wage Demands
Alliance city council rejects 10 percent wage rise for 100 water street and cemetery workers due to budget constraints. CIO union officials said the workers would meet tomorrow to decide on further action to press the pay demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Cio-City Workers Union
Longbottom social notes from town
Mr and Mrs Homer Webster and guests Hobart Whiteside of Parkersburg departed for California last week. Robert Yates of Cleveland visited relatives. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Jack Clark stayed with his mother until July 1 before he returns to Athens State Hospital to work. The rural carriers picnic drew C B Hayman Gaynelle Clark Jeanette and Ulah Swan at Rocksprings. Harry and Gail Dray and Harry Swan Maxine Price visited Dell Larkins and Patsy. A new bridge is under construction on Sand Hill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Homer Webster
Hobart Whiteside
Parkersburg
California
Robert Yates
Cleveland
Jack Clark
Athens State Hospital
C. B. Hayman
Gaynelle Clark
Jeanette
Ulah
Education meeting opens at Bowling Green State Univ
A four day national education association conference on raising teaching standards opened today at Bowling Green State University. The event brings educators together to discuss improvements and standards in classrooms nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Meet
Bowling Green, CO
National Education Association
Bowling Green State University
Geneva Public Schools Names Carroll County Leader
Paul C. Gallagher, 36, superintendent of Carroll County schools, was named head of Geneva public schools on a three year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Paul C. Gallagher
Carroll County Schools
Geneva Public Schools
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Desnes
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Doe
Glouster, Ohio
Speed
L.A. Faires
High St. and
Broad St. Glouster, Ohio
Vernon Electric
High St
Glouster, O
Mutual Stores
Lancaster
Wyoming
David Grove
Chas. Amends, Sec. Chamber Comm
Floyd Wolf
Mgr
Eagle Gazette
West
Garden Club
A. J. Mowery
Logan Man
Clifton
Arlin Roush
Bellemeade
Charlie Stewart
Cecil Smith
Albert Smith
Nelson Roush
New Haven
Harry Johnson
Retha Lewis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Alscott
West Columbia
Corlis King
Art Pope
Walter Blake
Rome Stewart
Andy Stewart
Frank van Meter
John Bass
Jessie Lewis
Dana Lewis
Chester Oliver
Joan
Shirley
Point Pleasant
Cloris Graham
Emil Hoffman
Sam Roach
Joe Kearns
Carl Kearns
Clarence Newell
Mason
Charles Dallas
Ant
Fannie Blake
Howard Hoisure
Bill Stewart
Bill Call
Johnny Call
Jimmy Johnson
John Oliver
Connie King
Eugene Wamsley
Robert Rickard
Nicky Nicholson
Carol Blake
Donald van Meter
Diana Tony
Keith Ann
Sherry Turnbull
Honey Long
Marjorie Rickard
Marshall Nichols
Don Freeman
Jackson, Mich
Bill Williams
Joe Riley
Dorothy van Meter
Henry Bolin
TREAS
Athens Pharmacy
J. F. Oldaker
Guysville
Outdoorsman Leathercraft Co
W. State
Cincinnate Livestock
Cincinnatie Produce
Alliance City Council
Dean
Roger
Dial
Gabriel
Ford
Studebaker
Union St
Pontiac
G.M.C
Chevrolet
Athens Willys CO
Washington St
Athens, Ohio
E. Carpenter
Buick
Hudson
Crosley
Southern
Pike Street
Marietta
Brown’s Pure Service Station
N. Court St
Buck's Auto
Fair Motor
C. M. Ashworth
Fishes Station
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