Masons Banquet Draws Members from Area Lodges
Seventy four Masons and guests attended the Ma sonic banquet in Glouster High School auditorium. Seventeen high school orchestra members supplied music under director H M LeFavor. Deputy grand master R D Dillon Crist of Alliance spoke on his Washington trip and urged adherence to Masonic principles. Delegations from Columbus and numerous local lodges attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. M. LeFavor
Lodge
Masonic
R. D
Dillon Crist
Alliance
Ohio Masons
Weston T. Dressell
Belpre
Trimble
Amesville
New Straitsville
Coolville
Guysnot Belpre
Lowell
Columus
George Vincent Rites Held in Jacksonville
Mrs Iva Pedi Cord of Glouster and Mr and Mrs Russell Lent of Jacksonville attended the funeral Thursday in Bartlett for George Vincent age 82 who died Tuesday after a paralytic stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Iva Pedicord
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
Bartlett
George Vincent
Vincent
Old Glouster Opera House Sold to Joe Beshara
Jimmy McCarty sold the Main Street opera house built in 1906 by Hugh Gormley to Joe Beshara. The long vacant building once hosted the valley’s largest stage and crowds for Birth of a Nation with standing room signs, as locals recall 1907 flood memories and $2 seats for musical comedy. Beshara will decide future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Beshara
Glouster Boxer Earns Draw in New Lexington Headliner
Freddie Ray of Glouster, 132 pounds, earned a hard fought draw against Veto Agosta of Lancaster in the lightweight headliner at New Lexington city hall before 250 fans. Earlier bouts featured Kid Fields, Don Hayden, Rackie Vore, Skeet Sikorski, and George Dannison in local showdowns with several decisions. Promoter Frank Buhla plans another amateur card on March 21 with six four round bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Freddie Ray
City Hall
New Lexington
Veto Agosta
Lancaster
Ray
Kid Fields
Shawnee
Don Hayden
Columbus
Rackie Vore
Glouster A. C
Bob Rice
Skeet Sikorski
Tom Crable
Rendville
George Dannison
K.C
Chuck Viney
Revival to Begin at Morristown Holiness Church
Rev B C Brown ing will lead a revival service at Morristown Holiness Church starting Sunday night March 12. He will conduct services through the week with evening meetings and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
B C. Browning
Morristown
Aged Woman Delilah Tippie Dies in Chauncey
Mrs Delilah Tippie aged 80 widow of Daniel Tippie died Thursday at the home of her daughter Elizabeth Mayles in Chauncey. The body will lie in state at Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home Athens and funeral will be Saturday at 1 pm at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial is in Athens W State Cemetery. Survived by six daughters and many siblings.
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Chauncey
Delilah Tippie
Daniel Tippie
Elizabeth Mayles
May Ave
Dowler‘Ferguson
Athens
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. State St
Tippie
Athens County
Edward
Wesley Keirns
Sand Ridge
Jess Baker
Canaanville
Carl Wiseman
Lucy Burton
Akron
Rex Nagle
Sugar Creek
Abe Hogue
Pennsville
Anderson Hogue
Millfield
James
Isaac Hogue
Sandyville
W. Va
Lewis Hogue
Della Richmond
Jane Sleeth
Reedy
Mary Anderson
Wellsville
Glouster Club Plans Play At Town House Meeting
The Get-Together Club met at Bishopville Town House to plan a forthcoming play. Committee members Gar net Reed Lucy Pedicord and Mae Stump oversee the project as new member Mrs Vernice Smith joins while Mrs Nancy Shaner dies since the last meeting. The next gathering will be at Mrs Millard Easler home. OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS Miss Peggy McCune and Miss Evelyn Joseph helped Mrs Medrith Jarvis host a surprise birthday party for Lucy Harvey and Wini Joseph with bridge and Chinese checkers games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bishopville Town House
Garnet Reed
Lucy Pedicord
Mae Stump
Candy
Léla Hashman
Luck Kirkbride
Maxine Halbert
Sadie Robinett
Ruth Triplett
Orlena Harbert
Marie Hambel
Vernice Smith
Nancy Shaner
Millard Easler
Peggy McCune
Evelyn Joseph
Medrith Jarvis
Mason St
Trimble
Lucy Harvey
Wini Joseph
Helen Ginnan
Elizabeth Bolin
Verna Pyle
Velma Barstow
Nora Hall
Dorothy Rainey
Columbus
Sunday Week Services Announced by Churches
GLOUSTER church notices list morning and evening services at the Methodist Church with Rev F G Boroff and leaders, revival continuing next week, Epworth League at 6 pm. Special preachers announced for March 13 14 15 16 17 from various denominations. Bible School at 9 am at Church of Christ followed by Lord's Supper. no preaching. C E societies meet at 6 pm. no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lawrence
Jacksonville
D. P. Morris
Church of Christ
G. C. Nutter
Chesterhill
Russell E. Bayliff
Athens
L. O. Lineberger
Haydenville
County destroys slot machines jackpot funds total 242
In Butte Montana county authorities smashed 100 confiscated slot machines and turned remaining jackpots to the poor fund. The operation yielded a collected total of 242.45 dollars.
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Butte
Mont
Birthday Party Held by Ladies Auxiliary No 9
A birthday party was hosted Wednesday night at Mrs. Dorothy Staley’s home on W Main St by the Ladies Auxiliary No 9 of the United Mine Workers. A potluck supper was served with attendees including Doris Eisenaugle Sylvia Sofranco Inez Bricker Rhodas Oliver Ida Beitelchies Clara Eblin Marinda Cruikshank Lena Cunningham Fay Hartley Addie Tippie Flo Mullins Bonnie Mullins Edith Matheny Clara Coon Elsie Walker Jenny Courtney Gladys Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Matheny
Clara Coon
Elsie Walker
Jenny Courtney
Gladys Coon
Dorothy Staley
Local Union 648 Reports From Coal Meetings
Local Union No. 648 UMWA meets Saturday at 1 PM in IL OOF Hall Glouster. A report on the Burn Ohio Coal meeting in Columbus last Thursday will be presented, along with a report from the division convention in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio Coal
Columbus
Nelsonville
Chauncey Elementary Fourth Period Attendance Report
Bertha Bridgman announces Chauncey Elementary fourth period attendance with 424 total students. 92 percent attendance overall, 385 daily average despite illness and vaccinations. 127 students had perfect attendance. Enrollment split 216 boys and 208 girls. seven new students joined, five of whom previously attended Chauncey. Incoming students hailed from Athens Mechanicsburg Millfield and Sugar Creek.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Elementary School
Bertha Bridgman
Chauncey School
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Schools Receiving Transfers After Period Withdrawals
Withdrew this period, lgirls were transferred to Cincinnati Deangile and Enterprise. Enrollment by grade shows first 53 second 46 third 45 fourth 58 fifth 53 sixth 62 seventh 52 eighth 55.
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Lgirls
Cincinnati
Deangile
Iand Enterprise
Pastors Entertained By Rev Courtney Dinner in Athens
Rev and Mrs Gil bert Courtney hosted a dinner Tuesday with assistance from daughters Betty Jane and Isabel Courtney and helpers Hazel Lahugh and Christine Brown. Jonquils and sweet peas decorated the table for ministers and wives including Miles Hoon Athens Neil Crawford Athens David Morris Glouster A Y Wilcox Athens Lawrence Crawford Butler Nelsonville Helme and C L Johnson Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Betty Jane
Isabel Courtney
Hazel Lahugh
Christine Brown
Miles Hoon
Marilyn
Athens
Neil Crawford
David Morris
Glouster
A. Y. Wilcox
Lawrence Crawford Butler
Nelsonville
Helme
C L. Johnson
Columbus
Plains Church to Hear Missionaries Letter from Rosario
Rev Drell Goff will read a letter from Rev and Mrs John Cochran missionaries in Rosario Argentina during the morning service at The Plains Church of the Nazarene. Goff will preach at 10 45 a m and 7 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. The sun casts a shadow where ever it shines in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
John Henshaw
E. L. Jones
C. L. Eddy
Emma Easler
Ernest Bingman
Fred Kinney
F. G. Boroff
Plains Services
Chauncey
Drell Goff
John Cochran
Rosario
Argentine
South America
Plains Church of the Nazarine
Cochran
Plains Church
United States
Man Struck by Auto on W Main St Leaves Bruised
Chauncey A L Preston suffered head and body bruises after being struck by an auto on West Main Street while starting for mine work. He was taken home as Dr C N Sanders attended. condition reported much improved. A note adds Edgar Allan Poe once lived on boiled dandelions for nine days.
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Chauncey
A. L. Preston
W. Main St
C. N. Sanders
Edgar Allan Poe
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Dsi
Roy Mae
OFI
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