Glouster Men Push Road Projects With State Help
A Glouster delegation led by L. E. Richardson and Atty. George Rose met with the assistant state highway director in Columbus to advance the Murray City Glouster Road Route 78 and Amesville Glouster Route 280 projects. Delays from railway rights of way shift to be overcome, with a common pleas court petition required to cross tracks. Funds and a contract must be secured before WPA work can start, while graveling on Amesville Road proceeds and a new bridge is planned under Harley Calvin's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
L. E. Richardson
H. F. Kittle
Ben Goldberg
Atty. George Rose
Columbus
Murray City-Glouster
Amesville-Glouster
Murray City
Highway Department
Pictures Shown at Dover Grange Meeting Tuesday
Dover Grange 2646 held a Tuesday night program featuring forest fire and wildlife pictures. CCC from Camp Nelson Nelsonville led the reels, with Richard Wilson Elmer Miller Robert Bishop Delbert Eisert and William Callahan in charge. Andrew Jackson presided as master and Evangeline Prior led the program with two visitors from Ashens grange offering talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dover Grange
CCC
Camp Nelson
Nelsonville
Richard Wilson
Elmer Miller
Robert Bishop
Delbert Eisert
William Callahan
Athens Grange
Evangeline Prior
Mrs. Pierce
Ashens Grange
Andrew Jackson
Pauline Keck
Opal Beckley
Ruth Beckley
Elizabeth Boling
Edna Wallace Dies In Southwest Friday
Edna Wallace 28 daughter of Andrew Wallace of Glouster died in Tucson Arizona Friday after pneumonia following major surgery in the East. She lived with uncle W E Wallace in Warren Arizona until hospital admission. She trained as a nurse in Cherrington Hospital Logan and at Children's Hospital Staten Island New York, specializing in child care. Funeral arrangements were not announced. she is survived by her mother sister in Detroit and brother Andrew Wallace of Glouster.
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Glouster
Edna Wallace
Andrew Wallace
Tucson
Ariz
Logan
Children’s Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Wallace
Miss Wallace
Detroit
Mich
Glouster Legion Auxiliary Holds Nineteenth Anniversary
Glouster-Frank McCann Post American Legion celebrated its nineteenth anniversary with a party Tuesday night. Past commanders spoke while Harry Richards acted as toastmaster. The Legion glee club sang. Lois Kinney performed a vocal solo. Mrs. Clyde Haskins led the auxiliary. Refreshments were served and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Kinney
Clyde Haskins
Food Distribution by Township Trustees Saturday
Trimble Township trustees will give surplus commodity food on Saturday March 19 at 9 a.m. to old age pension and direct relief recipients not previously served this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Singers Delight Bishopville Audiences at Baptist Church
A large crowd welcomed the First Baptist Church chorale under Mrs. Andrew Riley Sunday evening at the Bishopville Church of Christ. The program featured negro spirituals musical readings and solos directed by Riley.
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Glouster
Chorale Singers
First Baptist Church
Bishopville Church
Brown Team Triumph in Bowling Meet at Allmark Chevrolets
Brown Beauty Bowling team from Allmark Chevrolets won both the first and last games on Wednesday night. J McDAllister led Brown with 573, while Dr. Martin followed with 571 as the second high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Brown Beauty
Allmark Chevrolets
J. McdAllister
Brown
Dr. Martin
Mrs Brown Entered Hospital for Observation
Mrs William Brown was admitted to Osteopathic Hospital Marietta on Monday for observation. She was accompanied by her husband and mother in law Mrs Fred Brown, with her husband remaining at the hospital.
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Glouster
William Brown
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Fred Brown
Social Briefs of Glouster Highlights Lenten and St Patrick Events
Glouster Ladies Aid Society of the Trimble Methodist Church met at the homes of Mrs. Fred Darling and Mrs. Noble Brunt Monday evening. A Lent and St Patrick themed program featured Scripture by Mrs. Fannie Holmes, duets by Merle Dan ford and Edithe Wolfe, and several readings and solos. Ada Frances Brunton led games and lunch was served. A church noon dinner is planned for March 24. Mrs. Clarence Gatchel and family welcomed son Charles and grandson Victor home from Painesville after an interview at Industrial Rayon Factory with Dwight Price and Chris Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ada Frances’ Brunton
Clarence Gatchel
Charles
Victor
Painesville
Dwight Price
Chris Parker
Industrial Rayon Factory
Grace Ochs to Lead Midweek Church Study Tonight
Mrs Grace Ochs will lead the midweek study and devotional service at 7 30 this evening at the Church of Christ. Mrs William Wolfe has returned home to Glouster after a southern trip covering Miami and St Augustine Florida.
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Ochs
Church of Christ
Grace Ochs
William Wolfe
Glouster
Miami
St. Augustine
Fla
Occupy New Home on Front Street
Mr and Mrs Harry Vaughan and daughter Luella move into their recently purchased Front Street residence formerly occupied by the H A Rogers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vaughan
Luella Vaughan
Front St
H. A. Rogers
Loyal Women's Class Meeting at Church Friday Evenin g
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will gather at the church Friday evening for a scheduled meeting. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned program and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mrs Angle Visits Son In Zanesville Hospital
Mrs. B. R. Angle Mrs. Charles Harper and Mrs. Roger Kittle were in Zanesville Wednesday. Mrs. Angle visited her son Robert at Bethesda Hospital where she reports his condition much improved and that he expects to leave the hospital the last of the week.
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B. R. Angle
Charles Harper
Roger Kittle
Zanesville
Glouster High Alumni Sponsor St Patrick's Dance Tonight
Glouster High School alumni sponsor a St Patrick's Dance at the High School Gym tonight. Dancing begins at 9 o'clock with the Wion Swing band engaged for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster High School
Wion
Hollister Residents Attend Services and Local Events
Hollister residents attended Jacksonville U. B. Church for Sunday service. Mrs. Albert Slay visited relatives in Hollister. Several families from Christopher Ill. visited Jack Vaughn and family. Measles cases appeared at the school. Hollister High seniors and juniors sponsor a chicken supper March 19 at Glouster American Legion hall to fund a Washington tour and banquet. PTA met with moving pictures of National Parks. Chairs purchased for auditorium. Junior and Senior class basketball results: Junior girls 26 14, Senior boys 26 23. Loyal Workers class met at Emma Hodgson home with prizes awarded and 25 members served a lunch.
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Jack Vaughn
Ben Vaughn
Hollister High School
American Legion Hall
Glouster
Washington
Board of Education
Loyal Workers
Emma Hodgson
Arnetta Hodgson
Annetta Brown
Elma Rhinehart
Forrest Stromeyer
Greens Run Students Stage Campus Quarantine Play
The Greens Run High School junior class presents a three act comedy Campus Quarantine by Robert Ray Friday March 18 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium directed by Miss Carrye Smith with special music between acts The junior cast includes Robert Craig Charles Houston Freddie Bratka Ernest Mackey Steve Hubey Frank Erdy Gertrude Lainey Clara Hilderbrand Freda Poole Helen Zglenski Mary Frances Kempton and Nellie Belle Cannon.
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Chauncey
Robert Ray
Greens Run High School
Miss Carrye Smith
Robert Craig
Charles Houston
Freddie Bratka
Ernest Mackey
Steve Hubey
Frank Erdy
Gertrude Lainey
Clara Hilderbrand
Freda Poole
Helen Zglenski
Mary Frances Kempton
Nellie Belle Cannon
Rutland News Briefs Highlights Local Social Ties
Rutland residents share visits from kin and friends across Newark Columbus Zanesville and Crooksville. Easter plans and church events as well as family news and hospital updates fill the week with gatherings and service notices.
Six year old Thelma Ray taken to hospital
Thelma Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Ray of Trimble was taken to White Cross Hospital on Tuesday after an incident.
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Glouster
Thelma
Bernard Ray
Trimble
White Cross Hospital
Esther Class Meets Tonight at Lizzie Harvey Home
The Esther Class of M. E. Church gathers at 7 o'clock tonight with Lizzie Harvey on Ellis Avenue instead of Friday. The change shifts the meeting from Friday night to Tuesday evening.
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Esther
Chauncey
M. E. Church
Lizzie Harvey
Ellis Ave
Chauncey Socials Visit News for Local Families
Local notes highlight visits among Chauncey residents and friends. Ersel Bullock of God's Bible School Cincinnati stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock, Bailey Run, over the weekend. Others including Charles Staten in Bailey Run and Margie Bullock with Esther Simpson at Millfield are listed along with several Columbus visitors to Chauncey and nearby towns.
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Chauncey
Ersel Bullock
God's’ Bible School
Cincinnati
John Bullock
Bailey Run
Louie Guy
Junior Powell
Columbus
Charles Staten
Margie Bullock
Esther Simpson
Millfield
James Bullock
Wanda
Ernest Bullock
Ernest Jr
Johnny
Sanford Kasler
Florence Kasler
Carbondale
John Shafer
Athens
Floride
Lizzie Moody
Lancaster
Wilma Kranyik
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
Bess Cunningham
Trimble Grange Plans March 19 Meeting
Trimble Grange No. 1830 will meet Saturday night March 19 at 7 30. Trimble Grange will participate in the Athens Co Monona Grange meeting in Amesville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Trimble Grange
Trimble Grange
Athens Co. Pomona
Amesville
Reverend Lawrence Preaches at Chauncey Week
Rev Robert Lawrence will preach Sunday following Sunday School at Millfield M E Church on Sunday March 20. An increased attendance has been reported the last four Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chauncey
Robert Lawrence
Millfield M. E
Millfield Ladies Aid Meets With Simpsons
Millfield Ladies Aid of the Millfield M E Church gathered at Mrs. Ruby Simpsons home last Friday night. President Mrs. Margaret Simpkins led devotions and the business session followed by carpet rag sewing games and contests. One new member Mildred Adams was enrolled. Refreshments with a St Patrick's Day theme were served to sixteen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sooty
Millfield M. E
Ruby Simpson
Margaret Simpkins
Mildred Adams
Sugar making season ends in Athens County
Eben Gillespie of Millfield reports the 1938 sugar making season in Athens County was largely poor with a disappointing harvest across most areas.
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Chauncey
Athens County
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
S S S Tonic Promises Restored Energy and Red Blood Cells
An old time tonic claims to revitalize red blood cells and restore energy and weight. The ad touts S S S Tonic as internal remedy proven by research and urges readers to buy at any drug store from S S S Co.
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S.S.S
S.5.s. Co
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