Glouster Kiwanis Pledges Back Burn Ohio Coal Plan
Glouster Kiwanis Club votes unanimous support for a local Burn Ohio Coal Association project to be organized Thursday night at the high school auditorium. Al Craft to serve as official representative. program features a film from L. E. Richardson. Reeded items include Kroger manager Harold Kittrell inducted into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Burn Ohio Coal Association
al Craft
Kiwanis Club
L. E. Richardson
C. E. Haskins, and Scenic Co
Tennessee
Smokyountains
Florida
Cuba
Harold Kittrell
Kroger
G. W. Rose
C. J. Wilson
Logan
Eta Sigma Phi Awards Medal To O. U. Co-Ed
Glouster Ohio junior Lucille Richardson receives Eta Sigma Phi high school medal as she graduates from Ohio University in June. Ber Nadine Wolf, senior at Glouster High School, earns honor as valedictorian for 1939. The 177 on honor roll include seniors Alice Thomas Ber Nadine Wolf and others across grades with A and B averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Eta Sigma Phi
Lucille Richardson
Ohio University
Miss Richardson
Harry Richardson
Madison St
G. H
Bernadine Wolf
Glouster High School
Miss Wolf
Joe Wolf
Maple St
Alice Thomas
Edith Summers
Jane Cox
Lois Kinney
Shirley Roberts
Marijorie Halbert
Andrew Dawson
Juanita Williams
Barbara Lent
William Figley
Lee McDonald
Evelyn Ogg
Dolores Jones
Ira Wolf
Mabel Halbert
Eunice McGrew
Mary V.croushore
David Trasin
Jimimie Thompson
David Pickard
Irene Stahl
Frances Douglas
Ruth Lent
Neil Roberts
Bob Skinner
Delores Stansberry
Charles Hinton
Clara Summers
Juanita Duncan
Kathryn Strumm
Bob Bryson
Florence Shepard
Mary Lee Thompson
Dorothy Stahl
Mary V. Logue
Jo Lavon Faires
Lucy Giacomo
Bernadine Kirby
Junior Strum
Richard, Williams
Betty Ann Nelson
Laurella Tippie
Jack Sharlike
David Cox
Mary Stahl
Kathleen Roberts
Anna Echstenkamper
Glouster Club Hosts Whist Evening and Lodge Games
Mrs Garnett Brooks hosted a whist club with Louise Tucker winning high score and a travel prize. Guests included Josephine Williams Pearl Riley Anna Howard Eunice Misner Ed Cardwell Willie Misner and John Henry Brooks. Knights of Pythias and Fraternal Order of Eagles plan a tourney deciding game tonight at the Eagles Hall Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Glouster
Eagle Club
Glouster Boxers Win Bouts at Lancaster
Glouster A. C. boxers nabbed wins and draws at Lancaster in a Wednesday show. Dick Gaston of Athens defeated Jim Keller of Bremen in the main event under promoter Sports Arena Amateur Club. Chet Van Dibber won by technical knockout over Blondie Thompson. Tom Ervin drew with Kid Cornwell. Charles Coury tied Bob Courtney. Chuck Viney drew with Bud Burnside. Glouster cadets were guided by manager F A Bubbl a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lancaster
Sports Arena
Dick Gaston
Athens
Harry Stout
Chuck Powell
Jim Keller
Bremen
Larry Jonas
Glouster A. C
Paul Mack
Chet van Bibber
Former Athens County Teacher Dies in Texas
Shade-Dr. G. A. Woodworth, World War veteran and Ohio University graduate, died recently in San Antonio Texas. He served as principal of Shade High School from 1912 to 1914 and left his medical practice in Niles Ohio four years ago due to ill health. He had many Athens County friends and taught former pupils including ex-Sheriff Wayne Wingett Roscoe Orr Siegel Coen Edson Hawk and Robert P Lowther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
G. A. Woodworth
San Antonio
Texas
Ohio University
Shade High School
Athens County
Wayne Wingett
Roscoe Orr
Seigel Coen
Edson Hawk
Athens Post Office
Robert P. Lowjther
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woodworth
Niles, C
Fire department investigates Allen Street blaze
Firemen were called to the home of Clarence Whaley on Allen Street Wednesday morning to a spot fire that caused no damage. A district town meeting will be held at Moose Hall Sunday at 2 PM with Rev P H Williams of Cambridge as speaker.
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Glouster
Loyal Women
Church of Christ
Clarence Whaley
Allen St
Moose Hall
P. H. Williams
Cambridge
Main St
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Stansbury Drug Co
Middleport
R. E. Hall
Swan Funeral Conducted at Long Bottom
Mrs. Rhoda Swan, 76, died Sunday at her Portland home. Funeral by Rev. O Riley at Mt Olive Church, burial in Mt Olive Cemetery. Also notes death of Henry Pryor, 98, in Harriettsville with funeral attendance. Local society events, visitors, and family updates follow.
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E. L. Clark
Ohio River
Eloise German
Weirton
W. Va
Bert ‘German
Mary Sheldon
Moundsville
Virginia Smith
Nelsonville
Mary Hooper
New Cumberland
Leo Smith
Port Homer
R. L. Larkins
J. D. Hawley
Jimmie
Orville Brown
Holzer Hospital
C. S. Swan
J. E. Torrence
Fostoria
Joseph Connolly
Chesterhill News Briefs Reflect War Vet Returns and Local Happenings
World war veteran Ernest E. McElfresh at Chillicothe hospital will return soon improved. Mr and Mrs G O Michener of Bronson Iowa visited Chesterhill after the death of Mrs Micheners father William Taylor. A daughter born March 13 to Ross and Mrs Mayle was stillborn. Several relocations are noted including Clyde Shook moving near Plantsville and others moving within Morgan County. Influenza illness affected students as Supt B E Workman was absent for illness. Donna Mae Harris aged 10 is seriously ill with pneumonia. Notables include James Omer Devitt's funeral in Stockport and visits by Cleveland residents to Morgan County families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Mayle
Clyde Shook
N. M. Wood
W. O. Shook
Plantsville
B. E. Workman
Workman
Warrior Coleman
Dale
Donna Mae
Pauling Harris
A. H. Campbell
Cleveland Heights
Stockport
James Omer Devitt
Morgan County
Cleveland
Roy Murray
Zanesville
L B. Nutter
Lewis Gibbons
Ohio State University
F. E. Gibbons
Columbus
Krogers Win Two In Contested City League Match
In a tight City League contest, Krogers defeated league leader Blowers as J Wolf Sr led with 237 and 606 for Blowers while Krogers posted strong contributions from E Wolf and A Gamwell. Final tallies show Krogers 2632 and Blowers 2655 with Krogers winning one of the two matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Krogers
Blowers
J. Wolf, Sr
N. Parks
L. McAllister
M. Hemsley
J. Zimmer
E. Wolf
E. Yount
FE. Kittrell
A. Gamwell
J. Johnston
Corning Social Notes Brighten Local March Events
Mrs Charles Morgan hosted a 58th birthday party with euchre and Chinese Checkers. St Patrick color lunch decor featured a cake and white carnations as gifts flooded in from friends including Barnett Baldy Fitzer and Loretta Esselstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fitzer
Hemlock
Loretta Esselstein
Zanesville
Morgan
Catherine
Albany Church Program Shown By Ninety Nine and Men Classes
Albany community notes describe the Ninety and Nine Class and the Men s Class program at the M E Sunday School with readings by Mrs J S E Woodyard and a Clarence Vorhees letter from overseas. Performances included a piano solo, Irish poems, readings, a duet, and a clever contest amid St Patrick s Day refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
M. E
J. S. E. Woodyard
Max Zimmerman
Donald Hoffee
Clarence Vorhees
Earl Stanley
Frances Cline
Shaver
St. Patrick
Bettina Collins
Virginia Michael
Freda Schafer
William
Edgar Michael
Woodrow Barnes
Paul Springer
St. Patrick’s Day
Lester Brentzer
Charles Shaver
Frank S. Perry
Patricia Ann
Desta Marlene
S. G. Nichols
Audrey Knowlton
Ira Boyer
W. E. Reeves
Carpenter, O
Visit Niagara Falls With Dayton Girls Frigidaire Club
Chauncey residents Chauncey Mary Lee Savage and Sadie Huston recently returned from a trip to Niagara Falls with the Dayton based Girls Frigidaire Club. The club includes 200 members and aims to foster group travel and fellowship among young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Eeem OO
Ohio
Chauncey
Mary Lee Savage
Samuel Savage
Sadie Huston
Beaumont
Dayton
Niagara Falls
Girls Frigidaire Club
Harrisonville High Plays Mixed Basketball Game
A Friday night entertainment feature had Harrisonville high school teams in a married men’s game with the purple squad led by Greenler Bryson and Carsey scoring six, four and two. the white team led by Seiple Day and Diehl with six, four and two. The 12 to 12 final reflected no prior basketball experience for any players. Contests followed with Downington centers in a variety of games. Saturday visitors planned for Harrisonville Center with recreation leaders overseeing.raquo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Williams
W. S. Greenler
G. W. Smith
B. E. Carr
Hobart Bryson
Elda Carsey
Fred Moore
R. A. Diehl
John Jewell
E. R. Carr
Bill Day
Dwight Seiple
Greenler
Bryson
Carsey
Seiple
Day
Diehl
Downington
Shuffelboard
Glen Haning
Mark Clark
Clint Hudwell
Carl Blackwood
Grafton Stout
Bob Alkire
Merle Hull
Clinton Gilkey
Morris Haning
Gearold Reeves
Glenn Hanning
Harold Hull
Graftond
Stout
Clinton Galkey
Clayton Dixon
Bob Selby
John Dye
Harrisonville Center
Dale Howell
Howard Hull
Pete Eggleston
Charleston
M. F. French
Garnet Graham
Joe Clark
Lilly Jewell
B. E. Carl
Virginia Alkire
Joan Finlay
Earnest Knight
Chester
Earl Knight
Frank Gibson
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Columbus
Ray Alkire
P. Y. Moore
Robert Prince
John Moore
Opal Smith
Blaine Miller
Parkersburg
Bud Douglas
Bertha
Hod Williams
Eastern Stars Friendly Night at Shawnee
A group of 33 Sunflower Chapter of Eastern Stars members attended the Friendly Night program at Shawnee on Monday. Frances Belle Wilson left Grant Hospital Columbus Tuesday night and will return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Stought
Columbus
Fred Stought
Sunflower Chapter of
Eastern Stars
Shawnee
Frances Belle Wilson
Grant Hospital
Bryan Gormley
Amy Selby
Cambridge
Will Jones
Anna Pearron
Somerset
Richard Jones
Glouster
Robert Pearron
Frank Kryanik
Hannah Rodgers
Mary Adeline Rodgers
Ruth Angle
William Rodgers
Carpenter Social Notes Summary
Carpenter Baptist Church hosts quarterly birthday meeting with roll call on Wednesday. Ohio University youth conference in Athens features Miss Kinsey on social customs. Community groups Columbia and Laurel Granges held programs and degrees. Several residents travel to Columbus and Pomeroy for family events and funerals. Hospital stay for Cliff Wood remains critical.
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Columbia Grange
Wesley Green
Laurel Grange
Emerson Bigony
G. B. Radekin
Columbus
Burchfield
Cincinnati
Georgia Nell
J. B. Radekin
G. A. Radekin
R. S. Vale
John Stiles
Pomeroy
Mr. Stiles
Hull
Charles McCall
Lancaster
J. L. Rawlings
Rawlings
H. E. Starkey
Wanda
Roy Wiseman
Chillicothe
Ardis Cummings
W. E. Reeves
S. G. Nichols
I. O. Boyer
Audra Knowlton
Athens
Frank Perry
Albany
Miss Knowlton
Clemma Vale
Fulton
T. A. Vale
O. A. McDonald
Glouster
I. M. Swett
C. E. Hufford
Cliff Wood
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Gregory
Dayton
Bradford Social and Personal Mention
Bradford social notes describe visits among Hager family members and friends from Pomeroy Bradbury Minersville and Columbus. Mrs Lambert, Mrs Burt and Mrs Russell host or visit relatives with extended family in Akron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Haze Hager
Sadie
June
Foster McClure
Pomeroy
Ed Cambron
A. L. Hysell
Bradbury
Charles Lambert
Junior Girls Sweep Season With Close Tournament Wins
The Junior girls beat the Senior girls 15 to 12 on Tuesday and then defeated the Freshmen 19 to end the tournament on Friday. The Senior and Freshmen teams posted 13 and 12 or 13 points respectively in the other games.
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Ohio Coal Movement
Kiwanian
Lawrence G. Worstell, Jr
Milton E. Twiss
Home Furnishing Co
Lnte
Francis D. White
Said
United States
United States District Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Eastern Division
Stedman Company
Boston
Mass
R. Ken Oned
Board OF Education
Waterloo
P. QO
Carbondale
Brembers Board of Wee Gor
Rtos Neon
Ae —S. Cap Garth Ee
Tess
Sesse
Sepaveraanta
PIO Siehw
Eee
Serra Wade Dens Eter
Tao
S&s
Leonard Prater
O. U
Entertains Club
Maude Williams
Long Bottom
Chesterhill
Corning
Hardy Home
Kate Hardy
U. B
Wade Young
Lulu Dunlap
Minnie Dunlap
Lee Lanning
Mary Brown
Robina Schlingerman
Hardy
PTA
E. A. Hansen
Eliza Murray
Ruth Backus
Philos
Lu Brown
Dorothy Mason
Margaret Schlingerman
Mary Graf of
Alice Mae Wilson
Mae Rodgers
Alice Brown
Ruth Latta
Lily Brown
Firm Lambert
Gertrude Gladden
Merle Levering
Faye Gladden
Winnie Mindigo
Anna Lanfrank
Mary Baxter
Jess Fry
Clara Hern
Louise Wemmer
Lena Fenneken
Anna Mae Coyer
Isabelle McLain
Helen Shonkwiler
Jane Nichols
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Dunlap
Lula Dunlap
Florence Hampson
Edith Swartz
Flora Briggs
Mary Roof
Elizabeth Hardy
Marie Keller
Cecil Bell
Thelma Frasure
Flossie Theisen
Edith Nichols
Mary Hermey
Mable Dunlap
Frances Fleming
Vivian Keller
Ruth Spence
Anita Cady
Edna Dew
Gertie Spence
Freeman Keller
Mary Lou
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Marjorie Perry
A. E. Coon
Sunnyside Drive
Crawford Dunn
George Dunn
Wellston
A. D. Cline
Esther Kellar
Lawrence Mitchell
D. A
Emmett Wingett
Lucille Wingett
Sam Scott
Glen Scott
George Scott
Humphry
Lee Elliott
Fred Elliott
Carl Johnson
David Dailey
J. A. Chase
Eldon Dailey
Beth
Farm Bureau
New Marshfield
Albany High School
Harrisonville News
Corning Personals
Guy Russell
Mickey Buck
Marcella Brown
Minersville
Charles Burt
Charles Dieh
Lauren Cliff
Myrtle Russell
Sanford
Akron
Jessie Russell
Russell
ATLAS
the Vendor Store
N. Court St
Coty
Alka Seltzer
Jergen
Woodbury's Soap
Haarlem
Putnam Kotex
J&j
Fitch
Konkler
Chesterfield
Phillip Morris
Prince Albert Velvet
Kentucky
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