C M Scott Dies at Home in Nelsonville
Charles M. Scott, 73, a coal and clay miner, died at 306 Cross St. Nelsonville on Wednesday at 10 m. He was a longtime local resident and member of the First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Minnie, three sons Robert, Clifford, Roger, daughter Lucille Steenrod, six grandchildren, with services Saturday at 2 p m at Warren funeral home conducted by Rev. William M. George.
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Nelsonville
Charles M. Scott
Cross St
Scott
Ile
First Methodist Church
Minnie Scott
Robert Scott
Gladwin
Mich
Clifford
Roger Scott
Columbus
Lucille Steenrod
Resinee
Warren Funeral Home
William M. George
J H McNabb Rites Set Friday in The Plains
Funeral services for James H McNabb who died Tuesday at his home near The Plains will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at the Methodist Church The Plains Burial will be at Greenlawn Nelsonville Friends may call at the family home at any time
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Nelsonville
James H. McNabb
the Plains
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Daniels Cramer Bill Provisions Endorsed by Local Lodges
Local Elks and Eagles lodges endorsed provisions of the Daniels Cramer Bill at Tuesday meetings. Earl Hilleary, chairman of the local steering committee, cited increased state participation in the educational program as the key point.
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Nelsonville
Elks and Eagles
Earl Hilleary
L. I. Krieg
Business Lure Is Lacking, Speaker Says
Nelsonville Rotary hears Ohio University economist Stephen Fuller warn that the U S economy lacks attractive investment climate due to inconsistent tax laws high public debt rising costs and double taxation on risk capital He lists unemployment unions and domestic policy as key issues and urges public answers to four union strike questions while Daniels Cramer Bill support is sought by the club
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Nelsonville
Stephen Fuller
Ohio University
Rotary Club
Fuller
Glouster Honors Valedictorian and Salutatorian of 1947
Glouster Superintendent L G Delong announces David Byers is valedictorian and Robert Chute is salutatorian for the 1947 high school graduating class. Byers averaged 96.7 percent and Chute 96.6 percent. the remaining 34 students will receive roles in the commencement program.
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Glouster
L. G. DeLong
David Byers
Robert Chute
Lt. Henry Returns From Western Hospital
First Lt. Evert Henry has arrived in Glouster from Fort Lewis Washington where he has been treated for an injured shoulder and arm from Army service overseas. He stays with his parents Mr and Mrs John Henry until March 18 when he reports to a hospital in Atlanta Georgia. The cast on his arm and shoulder was removed January 11 after being on since June 26.
Homecoming Group Names Publicity Committee in Glouster
Glouster Community Homecoming group met in the mayor's office led by chairman John Crawford. Absent members left only a minimum of business. Crawford appointed M. M. Bryson Jim Settles Lee Settles and their wives to handle publicity. Next meeting set for March 12 at 7 30 p.m.
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Glouster
John Crawford
Crawford
M. M. Bryson
Jim
Lee Settles
Masonic District Meet Planned in McConnelsville
Dwight Hartley, president of the Seventeenth Masonic district Officers Association, announces a meeting in McConnelsville this evening. The schedule includes a 6 30 dinner and an educational session in Corinthian Lodge F and AM with Most Worshipful Grand Master William W Carlton as speaker.
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Glouster
Dwight Hartley
Officers Association
Seventeenth Masonic District
McConnelsville
Corinthian Lodge F&am
William W. Carlton
Hollister High to stage Free Advice Friday
Hollister high senior class presents Free Advice a three act comedy Friday at 8 15 p m with cast members Clara Bennett Eldonna Fouts Margaret Stires Chevetta Dew Ernest Caver y Richard Gail Sarah Stansberry Norman Westfall Kathryn Hooper Lavon Irwin Vern Smith and Henry Fydroski directed by Mrs Camilla Weisenbach music directed by Mrs June Shakleford
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Clara Bennett
Eldonna Fouts
Margaret Stires
Chevetta Dew
Ernest Cavery
Richard Gail
Sarah Stansberry
Norman Westfall
Kathryn Hooper
Lavon Irwin
Vern Smith
Henry Fydroski
Camilla Weisenbach
June Shakleford
Zimmer Williams Tie The Knot In Pomeroy Ceremony
Jack F. Zimmer son of Mr and Mrs Albert Zimmer of this city wed Miss Carol Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Williams of Cleveland on February 22 in Pomeroy. The bride, a senior at Ohio University, will continue college studies.
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Glouster
Jack F. Zimmer
Albert Zimmer
Carol Williams
Roy Williams
Cleveland
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Forgoress in Shelterin Arms
Mr and Mrs Frank Forgoress announce the birth of a daughter at Shelter ing Arms Hospital on February 28. She weighs seven pounds 12 ounces and is named June Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Stephen Forgoress Sr of Trimble and Mrs Ethel Horner locally.
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Glouster
Frank Forgoress
Sheltering Arms Hospital
June Ann
Stephen Forgoress
Trimble
Ethel Horner
Cub Scouting Meet Slated For Madison Street School
A Cub Scout meeting for prospective scouts and parents is set for Friday at 7 30 p m in the Madison Street school scout room Dwight Hartley Cub Scoutmaster announces Edwin Goodwin Athens scout field executive will attend to address the gathering Parents with boys ages 9 to 11 are urged to attend If enough interest is shown a new cub scout troop may be organized
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Glouster
Madison St
Dwight Hartley
Edwin Goodwin
Athens
Hartley
Meeting of the N T Club at Mrs Emmett Byers home
A meeting of the N T Club will be held at the home of Mrs Emmett Byers on Hill Street this Friday at seven o clock in the evening.
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Glouster
N.T. Club
Emmett Byers
Hill St
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ASTOR
Chrome
Cordaire
Glouster, Ohio
Glouster News
Henry
Western Hospital
Masonic
Miss Williams
Gem Pharmacy
Logan Home Furnishing Co
West Main Street
Logan
Ohio
L, Sr. Vance
Mutual
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Mutual Stores, Inc
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