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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1957
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Warren Harry Burr announce their marriage on February 14 at Glouster and now reside at 76 East Northwood Avenue in Columbus. The couple renewed vows at 3 30 with the former Emily Lynn Gladden present. Daniel K Teater.
At least five area youths attended the two day World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati last week drawing about 1000 people from four states. Gallia Academy seniors Fred Miller and Sam Neal attended along with Barbara Johnson from Point Pleasant High School and Phil Pasto of Ripley High. About 850 high school delegates joined speakers teachers and chaperones. Neal was interviewed on Cincinnati radio by Nelson King and Red Smith.
Donald Eugene Pickens of Syracuse and Theodore Earl Smith of Winton Route 1 were accepted for U S Navy enlistment. They were transferred to the Navy Training Center at Bainbridge Maryland for nine weeks of training before ship or naval station assignments.
A series of land transfers are recorded in Gallia County. Rovial E and Iris E Jividen transfer lot 12 in Cheshire to Martin L Fetta..B R Sewards conveys 8.81 acres in Springfield Township to Doris E Perry. H B Ecker and others transfer three acres in Springfield Township to Richard and Lillie McClintock. D I Adkins and wife sell 80 acres in Green Township to Leslie and Doris Jean Beck. Daisy H Schlepp, Roland H Oiler and spouses, John E Oiler and spouses, William Sam Oiler and spouse transfer to Robert and Erma Eagle lot 24 in Vinton. Carrie Lee Elliott and others transfer 68 022 acres in Walnut Township to Clyde M Elliott. Ella Schwartzwalder dec to Clara Bradley and Virginia May Grover and James M Schwartzwalder part of lot 362 in Gallipolis. James M Schwartzwalder transfers part of lot 362 in Gallipolis to Virginia May Grover and Clara Belle Bradley. Ethel M Lewis to Ralph Lewis 4072 acres in Green Township. Celestine St Clair to Clarence and Grace Myers 77.61 acres in Guyan Township. Forest and Adrah Hutchins to William E and Eva McCoy 071 acres in Raccoon Township. Stanley V Swisher to Alma E Swisher 1.13 acres in Cheshire.
The Glouster Past Chiefs gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in the K of P hall with hostess Mrs Nell Lawson and members Markins Thelma Perkins and Sarah Swaxo. Eight members and four guests attend refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 5 at Mrs Ruth Swaro's home.
The Women of the Moose will meet in the Moose hall at 7 30 p m Thursday. Members are to take cookies.
The Rothwell Club will meet Thursday at 2 00 p.m. at the home of Mrs W A Craft. Members are asked to bring reports and updates for the session.
The Eastern Star chapter will meet at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. A program is planned and refreshments will be served.
The Get Together Club met at the home of Mrs Pau line Brunton with Mrs Mae Los ey conducting the business meeting. Contests were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Margaret.
Glen Ray Vore, 41, son of Vinton and Alma Vore and former resident, died in a January 18 mine explosion in Alaska. He is survived by his father Vinton Vore and his two daughters and one son.
ORANGE Tex Mayor Co H Herb Meek is seen paying a $1 ticket for parking in a restricted zone with multiple witnesses present. The incident shows he does not grant exemptions to anyone for traffic tickets.
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Bess Henshaw.
City crews sweep, vacuum, and bulldoze six miles of public beach in Hollywood daily, maintaining a clean shoreline and accessible coastline for residents and visitors.
The Plains and Dwight Hartley were Sunday visitors at the Sheren home. Mrs. A. P. Hines of Burr Oak spent two weeks in Columbus and a week with relatives in Mount Vernon. Callers joined Mrs. A. P. Hines included Mrs. Mabel Moralt of Moxahala and Mrs. Sophia Nagles of Glouster. Kay Hines and Paul Jacobs visited in Burr Oak. Albert Hall spent the weekend with relatives in Morgantown W V and Clarksburg and Parkersburg, West Virginia. John Gwilyn of Greens Run joined William Lee for Sunday dinner.
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