Grange Fair Highlights Woodegrove June 21 Events
Alfred community notes describe the Grange Fair at Woodegrove on June 21 featuring horse pulling contests pony races and children’s stunts with prizes for all winners. The home economics committee led by Mrs. Arthur Spencer served lunch and refreshments and a play Brown and the Agents was presented by Ralph Mantle Joyce Burke Norma Jean Robinson and the Swartz brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Woodegrove
Home Economics Committee
Arthur Spencer
Grange
Brown
Ralph Mantle
Joyce Burke
Norma Jean Robinson
Harold
Gerald Swartz
St John
WSCS
Grace Swartz
Helen Woode
Pledge For
World Missions
Isola Taylor
Genevieve Guthrie
Eleanor Boyles
Alma Swartz
Merle Griffith
Guthrie
Helen D. Woode
Temperature Reaches 98 in Glouster on Sunday
Glouster saw a high of 98 degrees Sunday afternoon with heat easing after a light breeze by 6 p.m. A brief shower or drizzle began around 8:30 and the temperature fell to 74 degrees by 9:30.
Dwelling Bought by Vaughan in Historic Glouster Bid
Thomas Vaughan of Glouster has purchased the three room dwelling at 13 Main St from the late M. D. Thompson for the Department of Aid for the Aged. Sealed bids were opened Saturday June 21 with Vaughan as the top bidder. The Vaughan family will remodel the old house for James Clemmons Jr. and family. Built in 1885 or 1886, the home is among Glouster’s earliest residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Vaughan
Main St
M. D. Thompson
Vaughan
Department of Aid For
Jimmie Clemmons
James Clemmons Jr
Laurel Run Hosts Wide Circle of Weekend Visitors
Weekend greetings spread through Laurel Run as Mr and Mrs Clarence Patton welcomed relatives from Columbus Nelsonville and Ashbury including Leroy Pierce Edward Dugan Albert Dodd King Dalton and Junior Dalton along with Rev Carroll Chesser and others. Evening guests included Lee Harden and others from Logan, plus visits by Clarence Patton and Charlies Patton and Clara Gleason of Logan. Several pairs of locals joined in socials with the Wolfe and Bumgardner families, and trips included Columbus and Baltimore visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Clarence Patton
Leroy Pierce
Columbus
Edward Dugan
Albert Dodd
King Dalton
Nelsonville
Carroll Chesser
Asbury
Donald Dalton
Junior Dalton
Connett
Betty Brandon
Jerry
Jack Bumgardner
Florence Lanning
Annie Pyle
Logan
Arthur Todd
Clarence Greene
Forrest Burd
Lester Kerns
Laure
Herman Bumgardner
Lee Harden
Charlies Patton
Clara Gleason
Ardis Iles
Blanche Moorehead
Irma Fox
Lawrence Wolfe
W. R. Wolfe
Jack Flanery
Baltimore
Dwight Gleason
Walter Mason
Janice Hutzell
Charles Wood
WCTU Meeting Planned at Mrs Jennie Jones Home
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will gather at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Madison Street home of Mrs. Jennie Jones for a community meeting and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WCTU
Jennie Jones
Madison St
Kiwanis Broom Sale Helps Underprivileged Children
GLOUSTER The Kiwanis broom sale for the Under privileged Child fund is under way. Brooms placed in local business establishments aim to aid needy children with glasses shoes and clothing. Funds go exclusively to the cause with no private gain for any store or individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Buckeye Girls' State attendee noted from Columbus event
Dianna Swart, Jacksonville Trimble High School student, was chosen by the McCann Frederick Post American Legion to attend Buckeye Girls State in Columbus. Elizabeth Spurges, a Dayton worker, vacations with her parents in Glouster. Local residents visit and host relatives across Ohio and West Virginia during weekends and summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Dianna Swart
Columbus
Buckeye Girls’ State
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Miss Swart
McCann Frederick Post
The
American Legion
Glouster
Elizabeth Spurges
Dayton
Alex Spurges
Earl Leeper
John Williams
Logan
W. Va
Travis Chesser
Chesser
Violet
Wilbur
John Shifflet
Walter
Don
George Herbst
Billie Herbst
Anna Mae
David
James
Walter Kirt
Glouster Personalities Visit And Travel Plans
Glouster residents visit relatives in Trimble and Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughan and daughter Karen travel from Toledo to Trimble to stay with Isaac Vaughan. They head to Nashville to visit William Harts hill Violet Epley and Dorothy Vaughan. George Thomas of Stockport and Margaret Davis of Trimble visit Isaac Vaughan. J F Jones of Uniontown Pa arrives to spend time with Elizabeth Ellis. they plan to stay through July Fourth, with Ann Jones of Cincinnati visiting the Ellis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vaughan
Karen
Toledo
Stockport
Athens
Margaret Davis
Trimble
Belford Davis
New England
J. F. Jones
Uniontown
New Status Given U.S. Marine Corps
President Truman signed a law granting the Marine Corps a new official status and expanding its peacetime size. The Marines, now authorized a permanent structure of three divisions three air wings and supporting units up to 400000 men and officers, remain within the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Marine Corps
Uranium as Key Raw Material for Atomic Energy
Uranium remains the sole naturally occurring substance usable as the fundamental raw material for large-scale atomic energy production.
Pipeline protection details promise safe service for years
Safety for the Future is built into the new Texas Eastern pipeline. Automatic machinery applies a tar primer and heavy enamel coat, wraps the pipe in glass fibre, and covers it with abrasion resisting paper before trench placement. Electric cathodic protection is added to ensure long term safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Eastern
Local visitors and visits in the Shawnee area
California visitor Cliffort Peyton stays with Ralph Peyton Sr and family while Mrs. Ethel Harris Alma and Mrs. Effie Richards make business trips to New Lexington. Several groups visit relatives in New Lexington Barberton Columbus Roanoke on various days in late June 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harris
Alma
Effie Richards
New Lex
May ford family visits before trip to Schenectady
Mr. and Mrs. May ford Cook and son Mayford Lloyd left Coolville Friday after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dollins and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Collins. Lois Jean Collins accompanied them home. Bob Collins and sons from Cleveland visited Mr. Collins and family in Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Mayford Cook
Mayford Lloyd
Schenectady
N. Y
Willie Dollins
Kelly Collins
Cook
Lois Jean Collins
Bob Collins
Johnnie
Billy
Henry
Freddie
Donald
Cleveland
Mr. Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Social Notes
J. M. Bentz
Hobart Swartz and Sons
Luckoffs
George Mudrie
Weliamson
Williamson Furnace
G. H. Bh
Richland Ave
Artin & Son
Athens, Ohio
Laurel
Joy Outdoor Living Out
Kiwanis Club
U.S. Marine Corps
Jhandiniddion
Shreveport
Louisiana
Shawnee—Mas. Cliffort Peyton
California
Ralph Pey
Ton, Sr
Kenneth Richards
Mary Beth
Florence Hines
New Lexington
Harry Anguish
Raymond Fetters
Ray Harts
Berrer
Roanoke
Athens Messenger
Kenneth
Jimmie Davis
Jack _ —_ an
Mrs
Frank Davis
Tom Coates
John Bennett
Jack Bennett
Barberton
William Leaver
Robert Opperman
Katherine Opperman
Eula Chute
Harry Opperman
Chester Dishon
Margaret Hopkins
Is Americas Choice
TRINH
Anerserre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!