Chauncey D. Seniors Readies Play It’s A Great Life
Chauncey-Dover High School senior class will stage a three act farce comedy It’s A Great Life at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday March 29 and 30 in the school auditorium. The Wilson family hails from Mr and Mrs Wilson with Mary and Ted facing modern family trials. Thursday’s cast includes Jack Lester Bob Daugherty Lowell Davis Barbara Nogrady Norma Bobo Dana Robinson Donna Russell Pete Evener Edna Leiber Barbara Staley Tom Cline. Friday’s cast features Rich Johnson Dick Collins Ronald Cline Patty Wallace Lucy Mazio Mary Howard Helen Ley Dick Simpson Ellen Lopez Jean Matson Jack Antle. Miss Juanita Jones and Mrs Leah Featherston direct.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Wilson
Ellen Lopez
Jean Matson
Jack Antle
Juanita Jones
Leah Featherston
Wesley Foundation Choir Easter Program Local Congregations
The Wesley Foundation Choir of Ohio University will perform an Easter music hour at Jacksonville Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. Sponsored by Jacksonville and Trimble Methodist churches, the group then performs in Corning that evening, with appearances Sunday at Chauncey and The Plains churches. A Good Friday candlelight service involves Jacksonville, Trimble, Millfield and Chauncey churches.
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Glouster
Wesley Foundation
Ohio University
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Trimble
Foundation
Corning
Chauncey
Plains Methodist
Millfield
Child's World Is Wonderful
Ten year old Carmelita Pionka of Chicago Illinois had been underweight and listless. Her mother started HADACOL after a grandmother suggested it, and Carmelita’s appetite and energy improved with three meals a day and snacks. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for HADACOL.
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Carmelita Pionka
A. Pionka
S. Aberdeen
Chicago
Ill
Carmelita
Missouri
Hadacol
Adv
Kiwanis Plans Joint Meeting for Two Clubs
Glouster Kiwanis Club Hears of a proposed joint meeting with the Maita McConnelsville Kiwanis Club to be scheduled later. Past president Joe Williams reads a letter noting honorable mention for community achievements in 1950, marking the second straight year in the small club division. Attendees include Richard Guinther Rev John Devol L E Richardson Ray White Joe Williams Carl Bradbury Enlon Grubbs George Campbell Lawrence Cothert Ben Goldberg Dan Kovach Hugh Billingsly and B R Angle.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Ray White
Inter-club
Maita-McConnelsville Kiwanis Club
Joe Williams
Ellis Kerr
Richard Guinther
John Devol
L. E. Richardson
Carl Bradbury
Enlon Grubbs
George Campbell
Lawrence Cother
Glouster Trimble Grange Meeting This Saturday
Trimble Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Grange home. After the meeting a potluck supper will be served.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Grange
Communion Planned for Thursday in Nelsonville Church
In Nelsonville the union anniversary communion service is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Christian Church with several ministers sharing the program. Rev J L Evans will deliver the communion meditation. Rev Paul Niswander and Rev J A Long will serve at the table. Rev B J Hall offers the evening prayer. laymen will serve attendees.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
J. L. Evans
Paul Niswander
J. A. Long
B. J. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Troop 5 Finishes Decor at Little House in Nelsonville
Girl Scout Troop 5 completed a Handywoman badge project at Little House painting a piano end tables and building a coffee table from a library table. The newly decorated pieces with maple sofas and chairs enhance Little House's appearance with leader Mrs. Willis E. Wolfe guiding Shir ley Byers Patty Donahey Joyce Fisk Phyliss Hall Rosalie Hartley Kay Harmony Marinel Weymiller and Martha Weller among the members.
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Nelsonville
Little House
Shirley Byers
Patty Donahey
Joyce Fisk
Phyliss Hall
Rosalie Hartley
Births and Admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sherrick of New Lexington. Admitted: Julius W. Bratka of Jacksonville. Donney Altman of Nelsonville. Mrs. Joseph Boras of Murray City. Mrs. Dale Cook of Logan. David Morris of Nelsonville. Raymond James Smith of Glouster Route 3. Henry C. Morgan of Chauncey. Mrs. Robert E. Jewitt of New Straitsville. Mrs. Ben Kirkendall of Nelsonville. William N. Coster of Hemlock. Mrs. William Leonard of Logan Route 4 and their son. Mrs. Nora Ervin of Nelsonville. Arkley of Shawnee.
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Cecil Sherrick
New Lexington
Julius W. Bratka
Jacksonville
Donney Altman
Nelsonville
Joseph Boras
Murray City
Dale Cook
Logan
David Morris
Raymond James Smith
Glouster
Henry C. Morgan
Chauncey
Robert E. Jewitt
New Straitsville
Ben Kirkendall
William N. Coster
Hemlock
William Leonard
Nora Ervin
Frank
Arkley
Shawnee
Junior Senior Prom Set for May 11 at Elks Club
Nelsonville announces the annual Junior-Senior Prom will be held May 11 at the Elks Club a month later than usual. Music will be provided by Bob Holloway and his orchestra.
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Nelsonville
Elks’ Club
Bob Holloway
Firefighters Contain Grease Fire at Colonial Restaurant
In Nelsonville the Colonial Restaurant kitchen on Public Square faced a flash grease fire around 8 p.m. Tuesday. Firemen used a CO2 extinguisher to control the blaze with no damage, as stated by George Godenschwager.
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Nelsonville
Public Square
George Godenschwager
Methodist Circle 4 Social Notes Meeting at Davis Home
Nelsonville WSCS Circle 4 members meet at Annabelle Davis on Poplar Street after the Christian Church union service. Frances Stage leads a program on Building and Using a Worship Program. Poems, study review, games, and prizes mark the event with 10 members present.
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Circle 4
WSCS
Methodist Church
Marie Weiss
Pearl Williams
Annabelle Davis
Poplar St
Davis
Christian Church
Frances Stage
Newton
Mildred Carlin
Rachel Inman
Rickey Shearer
Circle 2 WSCS Met at Mrs Shearer Home
Circle 2 WSCS of the Methodist Church met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Dorothy Shearer. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Miles Howe and Mrs Freda Newton. Devotions were given by Mrs.
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Circle 2
WSCS
Methodist Church
Dorothy Shearer
Miles Howe
Freda Newton
Cantata Set for Sunday at Trimble First Church
The Trimble First Church of Christ adult and junior choirs present a cantata Easter Light on Sunday at 6 30 a m in the church auditorium with a children’s program at 9 30 a m The Rev Gilbert Courtney leads morning worship at 10 30 with special choir music A Good Friday program is set for 7 30 p m by the Christian Women’s Fellowship led by Mrs Mabel Siss A reception for new members follows at 7 30 this evening featuring a short music program
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The
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Mabel Siss
Past Noble Grands Meet at Conway Home
The Past Noble Grands Club of the Nineveh Re bekah Lodge held a Friday evening gathering at Mrs. Mary Conaway’s home in Glouster. Readings included God Knows Your Face and Easter messages. Prizes were won by Lena Bratka and Ida Brooks. Guests were Mrs. Gladys Kempton and Mrs. Mary Jane Swartz.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah
Mary Conaway
Bertha Lee
Ida’ Davis Brooks
Maude Davis
Korea
Lena Bratka
Gladys Kempton
Maude Muller
Captalin Roberts
Ida Brooks
Mary Jane Swartz
Legion Baseball Meet Called for Sunday
Harry Richards calls a meeting of boys wishing to join the junior American Legion team for the coming season. Sunday at Legion Hall 2 p.m. a former junior player now in professional baseball will speak. Bring last season’s uniforms for measurement for new suits.
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Glouster
Harry Richards
American Legion
Legion Hall
Mr. Richards
Local Notes Include Hospital Observation and Visits
Mrs. Francis Barrett seeks observation at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Columbus resident Mrs. Alice Nye visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Nye. Mrs. Clara Hartley Sharon attended Chauncey Church of Christ anniversary in Athens and visited son-in-law Daniel A. Pierce. Mrs. Gertrude Butler of Rutland joined relatives Estelle Bolling and attended funeral attendees in Jackson ville and Marietta.
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Francis Barrett
Jacksonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Alice Nye
Columbus
Hubert Nye
Clara Hartley Sharon
Athens
Loyal Women’s
Chauncey Church of Christ
Daniel A. Pierce
Stimson Avenue
Gertrude Butler
Rutland
Russell Brewer
George
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Henry Phillips
Kentucky
Local residents visit places and attend basketball game
Mrs. John Reho and Mrs. Dera Titko and Eugene were business visitors in New Lexington. Jennie Dudash and daughter Jean were in Zanesville. Numerous locals including Mr and Mrs William Palmer and many others attended a Corning Shawnee basketball game in Athens on Friday night.
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Athens
Corning
Shawnee
Charles Stewart
Elbert Penrod
Columbus
Hobart Cook
Glenna Palmer
New Lexington
Edward Cook
Murray City
Josephine Hashman
Gelden Drake
Easter Friday Service at Evangelical Church
Union services will be conducted on Good Friday at 2 p.m. at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev. Dale Earnest and the Rev. Charles Cecil will be in charge.
Moose Women to Meet Glouster Thursday Night
The Women of the Moose plan a chapter meeting in Moose Hall, Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the chapter room to discuss club affairs.
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MOOSE
Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Twig 4 Easter Bazaar At Kuhn's Clothing Window Display
Twig 4 Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild showcases items in Kuhn's Clothing windows for an Easter bazaar to be held Saturday. Bazaar opens at 9 a.m. at the Little Valley Coat office on W. Columbus Street with aprons toys Easter eggs and baked goods. Orders for food or baked goods may be telephoned to 150 R.
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Twig 4
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Business Girls Class Holds Easter Meeting at Koker Home
Mrs Joseph Mallin and Mrs Harold Koker hosted the Christian Church Business Girls Class Thursday. Mrs Margaret Howe led the session and the group voted to donate to the Easter offering and to bring a pot holder to the next meeting. Mrs Wanda Gulley read an Easter story and refreshments were served.
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Joseph Mallin
Harold Koker
The
Christian Church
Koker
Margaret Howe
Wanda Gulley
Easter Sunrise Service Planned at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ in Glouster will host an Easter Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. with robed youth choir under Jo Lavon Alderman and Rae Bond Alley providing music. Daniel K. Teater leads the devotional entitled One Look at Jesus and the Lord's Supper will be served. Baptisms were held Friday for Donna Smith Connie Hook Mary Lou Spencer and Gerald Hook with others awaiting baptism.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Jo Lavon Alderman
Rae Bond Alley
Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Jesus
Donna Smith
Connie Hook
Mary Lou Spencer
Gerald Hook
Birthday party marks Patty Nye eighth birthday
Mrs. Hubert Nye hosted a party observing her daughter Patty Nye’s eighth birthday. Guests included Jane Sams Beverly Sawyer Barbara Hanson Rolland Hanson Mary Lee Helen Kollar Janet Brewer Patty Brewer Hubert Nye Donnie Nye and Mrs Ralph Sawyer. Mrs. Ethel Brewer assisted with serving.
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Millfield
Hubert Nye
Patty
Jane Sams
Beverly Sawyer
Barbara
Rolland Hanson
Mary Lee
Helen Kollar
Janet
Patty Brewer
Hubert
Donnie Nye
Ralph Sawyer
Nye
Ethel Brewer
Union Meeting Called for Friday at Arkies Place
Local Union No. 9585 leaders Albertus Lowry and Robert Payne call a meeting at Arkies Place Red town for Friday March 23 at 2 p.m with the local's lawyer and C. W. Brownfield expected to attend.
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Glouster
Albertus Lowry
Robert Payne
Arkie’s Place
Redtown
C. W. Brownfield
Candlelight Service Planned by Jacksonville Methodists
Rev. Franklin Cooley announces a Good Friday candlelight service at Jacksonville Methodist Church Friday at 7 p.m. cooperative participation includes Methodist churches from Trimble Millfield and Chauncey.
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Glouster
Franklin Cooley
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Trimble
Millfield
Chauncey
Peterson's Ointment Gains Fame For Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that gave quick cooling relief from pile itching and smarting. The ad claims its fame spread nationwide making Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. It promotes a 40c box or 70c applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Men's Class Fish Fry Held at Trimble Church
CHAUNCEY The Trimble Church of Christ Men s Class held a fish fry in the Grange hall last night with 25 men present. John Penrod presided as class president with Emery Brown as secretary. Willard Buchman elected class teacher and L R Gooding Vaughn Earich as substitute teachers. Short talks were given by Roy Byers Roy Kasler Earl Mohler Bart Pettit Clark West and John Penrod. Supper was served by the social committee William Sisson Charles Martin John Heiser and L R Gooding.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Fire department phone numbers changed temporarily
Mayor Charles Wadley reports a temporary change in fire reporting calls. In case of fire residents must contact fire chief T. R. Hamilton or Marshal Cliff Banfield or Mayor Wadley instead of calling Henry & Son garage.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
T. R. Hamilton
Cliff Banfield
Wadley
Henry & Son Garage
Complaints About Garbage Burning Prompt City Officials
Chauncey mayor and village councilmen appeal to residents to stop burning waste paper and trash. They note numerous complaints from residents, especially the sick, and urge compliance with the ban due to an ordinance and widespread offense.
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Chauncey
Canvass Completed By Four Solicitors In Dover Township
Dover Township chairman reports four solicitors completed the canvass in the first days and submitted reports and funds to Township Chairman Joe Bowman. Participants include Mayor Charles Wadley and Frank Lewis for business places, Mrs Opal Poling for Ellis and Jacobs Avenues, and Mrs Erma Roberts for Mill Street. Early reports indicate a favorable response toward a township goal of 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dover Township
Red Cross
Joe Bowman
Charles Wadley
Frank Lewis
Opal Poling
Ellis and
Jacobs Avenues
Erma Roberts
Mill St
Reception Planned For New Members at Trimble Church
CHAUNCEY The Trimble Church of Christ will host a reception for new members tonight at 7 30. The program includes a hymn sing choral music a male vocal trio two short talks by ministers and a formal reception. A social hour follows with refreshments served by the women of the church. The public is invited.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Heffken Family Visits Spanning Several Towns
Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken of Glouster spent Sunday at the home of their son John Heffken and children Teddy Susie Mark Marilyn of Athens. Mr and Mrs Henry Heffken entertained for the weekend Mr and Mrs Floyd Braid and daughter Kathy and Mr and Mrs Don Hanwick and daughter Deborah of Corning and Carolyn.
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Theodore Heffken
Glouster
John Heffken
Teddy
Susie
Mark
Marilyn
Athens
Henry Heffken
Floyd Braid
Kathy
Don Hanwick
Deborah
Corning
Carolyn
Robert Mingus
Bobby
Hattie Mingus
Millfield
Bob Evertts
Near Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Handa
Cleveland
Mr. Handa
Charles Handa
Mrs Craft to Host Rothwell Club Gathering
Mrs. W. A. Craft will host the Rothwell Club at her Spring Street home Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Craft
Glouster
W. A. Craft
Rothwell Club
Spring St
Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights
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Dean
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