Permanent 'Burn Ohio Coal' Body Is Organized at Glouster Meeting
A Glouster gathering formed the Permanent Burn Ohio Coal organization with 250 attendees from the Hocking Valley. The policy committee proposed three names for the organizing committee, and delegates from labor groups discussed mine closures and unemployment in the district. Clarence Blosser of the Logan Chamber of Commerce pledged support, while Herman Theisen highlighted dire conditions in the Hocking coal field with 3,100 miners unemployed and up to 1,500 permanently out of work. Matthew Dawson compared Ohio coal fields to others, showing competitive quality in moisture, carbon, ash, and sulfur. Delegates from labor groups and unions across the district were listed, including representatives from UMWA, Retail Clerks, Labor Councils, Kiwanis, and several local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Blosser
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Herman Theisen
Millfield
United Mine Workers
Hocking
Mathew Dawson
Ohio
Mid-Kittanning
Hocking Valley
Upper Freeport
Pittsburgh-Ohio No. 8
West Virginia
Beckley
Coalburg
Pocahontas No. 3
Elkhorn
Kentucky
Harlan
John Coope
Hocking and Sunday Creek Labor Council
H. A. Rogers
Frank McCann
American Legion
Ernest Parker
U.M.W
A. E. D. Coffman
Retail Clerks Union
Fred Burdess
Athens County Highway Workers
Thomas Williams
Clarence Whaley
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harry Chesser
Nelsonville Aerie
F.O.E
Stanley Partlow
Shoe Workers Union
Nelsonville
C. E. Hoskins
Kimberly
Mary James
Ladies Auxiliary
Murray City
Carl Carsner
Goose Run
Mike Lopez
Simey Swyers
Hugh Theisen
WPA
Athens
al Craft
Kiwanis Club
Sheriff Char
Pin Boys Rich-Leaf Teams Win Matches
In a Thursday special match the Pin Boys defeated the Stooges by 257 pins. Jimmy McCreanor led the Pin Boys with 507 while Max Williams topped the Stooges with 453. In regular play Rich Leaf swept Wini Fred’s Dairy, Virgil Eddy scoring 248 and 653 to help secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Stooges
Jimmy McCreanor
Max Williams
Winifred
Evangelist C. R. Florick to Speak at Trimble Church
The Trimble Church of Christ in Glouster invites worshipers to a 10 15 a m service led by evangelist C R Florick of Columbus in his first Trimble visit. His topic is Christ and His Church followed by a gospel song service in Athens from 2 to 4 p m sponsored by the Church of Christ with prominent leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Church of Christ
West Side
C. R. Florick
Columbus
Trimble
Christ
Elerick
Athens
Church of Christ
County Officials Prepare for Upcoming Committee Meetings
County Treasurer Les Bayliss and County Auditor C O Gibson with John Preston will oversee organizational work. A general meeting will be called after committee setup. A premeeting of already appointed committees is set for next Monday at 7 30 PM at Mayor Wallace’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Bayliss
John Preston
C. O. Gibson
Athens
Wallace
Honor Roll of Glouster Is Announced
Glouster schools announce honor roll lists by grade with many students named across seventh through first grades. Attendance banners for six months go to Madison Building Grade 3, Monroe Building Grade 5 A, and High School Building 10 A with high percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Josephine Buffa
Billy Kleinman
Betty Lewis
Cynthia Richardson
Richard Eddy
Bobby Weymueller
Lois Golding
Evelyn McGirr
Jack Coffman
Bobby Trace
Bernadine Goodman
Gene Skinner
Jimmie Bailey
Ellen Ginnan
Lois McGrew
Phyllis Champlin
Virginia Holcombe
Martha Ann McDonald
Helen Richards
Eloise Roberts
Anna Grace Shears
Dickie Smith
Billy Stahl
Jack Andrews
Elsie Atlas
Lawrence Beshara
Joan Vian
Twila Mae Williams
Dayne Witham
Andrew Wolf
Jay Jennings
Richard Jones
Roy Dean Rogers
Donald Smith
Ruth Ann Thompson
Virginia Wade
Harold Wallace
Charles Bailey
Jeanine Bailey
Paul Burnett
David Byers
Bobby Chute
Barbara Dunlevy
Phyllis Ann Kinney
Bobby Angle
Junior Beshara
Kenneth Boyer
John Drury Davis
Kenneth Eberts
Freddy Shires
Richard Stahl
Jimmie Whaley
Shirley Andrews
Gay Buchman
Doris Jean Chambers
Cleo Gibbs
Lois Harry
Joan Morris
Charlene Minck
Joan McClelland
Donna Jean Parker
Lavonda Saulters
Freda Summers
Joan Trace
Cynthia Lou Vernon
Eileen White
Sarah Witham
Jean Ann Clark
Gary Hughes
Richie Horner
James Jones
Glenna Jones
Betty Jane Miller
Eileen Peaugh
Lalla Danford
M. E. Church Revival Services Continue Tonight
Revival at the M. E. Church continues with Rev. L. O. Lineberger of Haydenville to preach this evening. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by John S. Blower and M. M. Le Favor, morning worship at 10:30, Epworth League at 6 p.m. led by Laura Mildred Lantz and John Bryson, and evening service at 7 p.m. The Church of Christ holds Bible School at 9 a.m. with Alfred B. Morris and Gene Galloway in charge. Lord's Supper observed at service end. C. E. Societies meet at 6 p.m. with no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Alfred B. Morris
Gene Galloway
C. E
Preach Service at Bishopville Church Announces Guest Pulpit
The Church of Christ at Bishopville reports Rev. J. A. Goddard of Somerset will lead morning and evening services using Gospel Paradoxes and The Way of Salvation. Morning worship starts 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with baptismal services planned Sunday afternoon in Glouster. The Eagle Lodge in Jacksonville to sponsor a St Patrick dance for members and families on Saturday night March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ At
Bishopville
J. A. Goddard
Somerset
Way of Salvation
Eagle Lodge
Jacksonville
St. Patrick
King’s Heralds
King's Heralds
M. E. Church
Dora Harry
Spring St
Church Night Program by Ladies Aid in Glouster
The March 15 Church Night in Glouster featured opening devotions led by Mrs. Helen Willeke and a sermon by Rev. Robert Lawrence on This Lenten Season. A committee presented piano solo recitals readings and plays including Hiring a School-Marm and Family Hold Back. The St Patrick theme closed with songs and an Irish duet as 85 attendees socialized. Georgia Sayre to host April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Aid Society
Helen Willeke
Robert Lawrence
Edithe Wolfe
Noble Brunton
Merle Danford
Rex Lantz
Cedric Antle
Freddie Morrison
David Russell
Thelma Rainey
Junior Johnston
Mary Cole
Max Sayre
Charles
Jean Kinder
Grace Brewer
Ira Nelson
Kathryn Johnston
Dorothy Mingus
Ada Belle Palmer
Dorothy Jo Danford
Our House
Dorothy Ann Johnson
Georgia Sayre
Aid Society
Glouster Social Calendar Highlights Bridge Clubs and Parties
Glouster notes report a Tuesday Bridge Club with three tables and two guests, awards for first to Francis McAllister, second to John Shumway, traveling to Lester Faires, guest to Maxine Burns. others attending included Elizabeth Burdess and Emmett Andrews. Birthday party for Angeline Pastor featured games and refreshments with multiple relatives. A King’s Heralds meeting and a free educational film at the WPA night school are announced alongside hosting duties for Lois Kinney and a St Patrick’s Night party by Marcellite Rebekah Lodge. Ralph Gatchel hosted a Stag Bridge Club with high scores and refreshments. Population as of 1937 year end is 2,134,000,000, up 18,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
St. Patrick's
1.C.C.F
Jesssie Withem
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Sweet Corn
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Kroger’s
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Tomatoes
Sauer Kraut Kroger’s
Kroger’s Eatmore
Country Club
Ohio Pack
Avondale Ohio
UY UN
Puma Ceu
Fomato Juice Kroger’s Country Club
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Frankfurters
C.Q
Grau
NASA NA UV
Tune In Radio
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Linda
WLW
WBNS
Att Tatay
Wolf
H. Watkins
Richardson Baking Co
Glouster and Marietta
Broughton
Shamrock Center
Broughton's
New York
Ladies Aid
Angeline Pastor
Joe Spain
George O'Hara
Lester Weilder
Dominic Vicaci
Harry Elliott
Mary Josephine
Veda Limo
Jimmie Pastor
John Contella
Miss Kinney
Lois Kinney
Gleaners
Fairlawn Ave
Bridge Club
Ralph Gatchel
Stag
L. E. Richardson
Dave Kennedy
Lawrence Colbert
Charles Harper
Roger Kittle
Ernest Vernon
J. Paul Kemeter
L. G. DeLong
Jim Steadman
Ray White
E. B. Matthews
Ben Goldberg
Picture Club
Louisiana
LaSalle
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