Kiwanian Topics Discussed at Glouster Dinner
Thirty Kiwanians gathered at Hotel Gordon for a Tuesday dinner followed by two Kiwanis Magazine based discussions. Dr W D Witham led the first talk on Cooperation Please and James Settles led the second on Communism highlighting historical failures of experiments in the United States.
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Witham
James Settles
Kiwanis Magazine
Mr. Settles
United States
Dr. C. A. Pride
George H. Campbell
Bob Smith
P. Kennedy
Crabtrees Visit Dayton as illness Improves
Mr and Mrs Emanuel Crabtree Sr of Millfield spent winter in Dayton with Mrs Crabtree's son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Tracy. Mr Crabtree who had been seriously ill while there is reported recovering.
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Chauncey
Emanuel Crabtree
Millfield
Dayton
Chauncey Youth Group Holds Monday Meeting
Chauncey Christian Youth Fellowship of the Church of Christ met at the Parish House for a social gathering Monday night. Sponsors Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty and Mrs. Irene Davis attended. Refreshments followed the games with attendees listed including Betty Blackford Helen Kasler Donna Russell Shirley Russell Norma Hartley Jean Matson Edna Leiber Donna Leiber Barbara McHenry Jo Ann Lewis Junior Courtney Lowell Davis Jack Lester and Robert Daugherty.
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Chauncey
Christian Youth Fellowship of the
Church of Christ
Dorothy Daugherty
Irene Davis
Betty Blackford
Helen Kasler
Donna Russell
Shirley Russell
Norma Hartley
Jean Matson
Edna Leiber
Donna Leiber
Barbara McHenry
Jo Ann Lewis
Junior Courtney
Lowell Davis
Jack Lester
Robert Daugherty
Victim of Gas Burns Improving Says Sayre
Max Sayre reports in a Cleveland hospital that he is improving from serious gasoline burn injuries suffered weeks earlier when a can ignited near his car work. He expects to be released soon.
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Glouster
W. A. Sayre
Trimble
Max Sayre
Cleveland
Peanut Removed From Child Lung in Plymouth Michigan
Carolyn Sue McFarland two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald McFarland former Glouster residents recovers at home in Plymouth Michigan after an operation to remove a peanut from her lung.
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Glouster
Carolyn Sue MccFarland
Gerald McFarland
Plymouth
Mich
Cartwrights announce birth of son Robert Carl
Mr and Mrs Ray Cartwright announce the birth of a son named Robert Carl on March 22 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Stahl. The baby weighed nine pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Stahl of 57 Madison St Glouster and Mr and Mrs Carl Cartwright Glouster Route 4. Great grandparents are Mrs Mary Grimm, Mr William Stahl, and Mr Morris Cartwright.
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Glouster
Ray Cartwright
Robert Carl
Carl Stahl
Madison St
Carl Cartwright
Route 4
Mary Grimm
William Stahl
Morris Cartwright
Meeting Postponed by Jacksonville Church Group
The Women’s Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Church postponed Friday’s meeting at Mrs. Russell Davis’s home to a later date to be announced.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Russell Davis
Women's Society to Meet Tuesday at Woodruff Home
The Women's Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church plans a 7:30 p m meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Woodruff's home.
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Corning
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Woodruff
Corning Garden Club Plans April Meeting Guest Night
Corning will host the April meeting of the Corning Garden Club on April 2 at 7 p m at the American Legion Hall. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Rufus Dornbirer from the children's home. Mrs. William Forshey will discuss Zinnia culture as part of guest night.
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Corning
Corning Garden Club
American Legion Hall
Rufus Dornbirer
Childrens Home
William Forshey
Wind Storms Cause Roof Damage in Glouster Area
A county section endured heavy snow and wind from Monday to Wednesday with drifting and snow on the ground, melting by noon Tuesday. Several roofs were blown off in Greens Run and the porch of E. D. Coffman on Republic Avenue was badly damaged as temperatures hovered near freezing.
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Greens Run
Glouster
E. D. Coffman
Republic Avenue
Mine Mishap Severed Leg At Glouster Mine 255
Nile Parks of Glouster suffered the loss of his right leg above the knee in a mine accident at Mine 255 on Tuesday. He was riding a motor that jumped the track as he tried to leap clear and was run over. Parks was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital by the C. F. Wallace ambulance. He lives with his father Wade Parks.
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Glouster
Nile Parks
Parks
Mr. Parks
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. F. Wallace
Wade Parks
Mrs. Enoch Bickley Honored at Dinner
A birthday dinner was held at Locust Street in Glouster in honor of Mrs. Enoch Bickley. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Rankin and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Bickley and son. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bodkins of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Bickley and children. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Bickley. and Donald and Nancy Bickley.
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Glouster
Enoch Bickley
Locust St
William Rankin
James Bickley
Floyd Bodkins
Columbus
Pryce Bickley
Donald
Nancy Bickley
Glouster Couple Wed in City Ceremony
William Smith aged 21 and Florence Spencer 17, both of Glouster, were united in marriage on Wednesday. Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. performed the ceremony.
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Glouster
William Smith
Florence Spencer
Thomas Williams, Sr
Daughter Is Born In Sheltering Arms Hospital
The Rev and Mrs Roy Barnett formerly of Glouster now in Lebanon announce the birth of a daughter in Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. The 8 pound baby is named Josephine Udell. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W R Balderson of Glouster and Mr and Mrs Roy Barnett Sr Atlanta Georgia.
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Glouster
Roy Barnett
Lebanon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Josephine Udell
W. R. Balderson
Atlanta
Georgia
Ambulance Trips Report From Local Hospitals
Ambulance trips reported by Cc F Wallace include Parmelia Heck returning from Sheltering Arms Hospital after an appendectomy DeLores Moleski also from Sheltering Arms after a similar operation and Goldie Oliver returning from Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta on Monday.
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Glouster
Cc. F. Wallace
Parmelia Heck
Sheltering Arms Hospital
DeLores Moleski
Sheltering Arms
Goldie Oliver
Marietta
Glouster Residents Attend Frigidaire Meeting
Glouster Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Faires attended a district Frigidaire sales meeting in Zanesville Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ida Cole of Athens and Mrs. Ethel Updike with Miss Edna Updike, both of Glouster Route 3, were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burns in Trimble Monday.
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Glouster
Lester Faires
Zanesville
Ida Cole
Athens
Ethel Updike
Edna Updike
Daniel Burns
Trimble
Condition Satisfactory Reported For Mrs Davis
GLOUSTER The condition of Mrs Edward Davis who underwent an operation at White Cross Hospital Columbus Monday is reported as satisfactory by the hospital. With Mrs Davis were Mr Davis and Mrs Donald Stemm Columbus.
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Glouster
Edward Davis
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Davis
Donald Stemm
Corning Mothers Club Plans March Meeting
The Corning Mothers club will gather Monday evening March 31 at 7 30 at Mrs Elizabeth Woodruff home. Mrs Thelma Fleming will present a reading titled Overcoming Fear.
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Corning
Corning Mothers Club
Elizabeth Woodruff
Thelma Fleming
Mrs. Lewis Honored At Birthday Party
Chauncey March 23 gathering at the High Street home honors Mrs. Lewis birthday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Wandling and children Susan and David from The Plains, Mrs. Hazel Webb and sons Ronald and Larry from Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leach and daughter Ann, and Virgil Leach of Glouster.
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Chauncey
Winfield Lewis
Sheron Kaye
High St
Lewis
John E. Wandling
Susan
David
the Plains
Hazel Webb
Ronald
Larry
Jacksonville
Leonard Leach
Ann
Virgil Leach
Glouster
Old Time Band Performs at UMW Auxiliary Convention
Chauncey group entertains Tuesday night at the Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers convention held in the K of P building. Musicians included Raymond Crabtree Ralph Crabtree Frani Stewart Robert Freeman Jack Pennell and Charles Lahugh.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boys
Convention of Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K of P
Raymond Crabtree
Ralph Crabtree
Frani Stewart
Robert Freeman
Jack Pennell
Charles Lahugh
Mrs Mamie Chadwell Released From Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Mamie Chadwell wife of Allen Chadwell of Millfield has been released after major surgery at Sheltering Arms hospital. She is spending a few days with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ray Chadwell before returning home. Mrs Chadwell is sister of Mrs Grace Crabtree of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Mamie Chadwell
Allen Chadwell
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ray Chadwell
Mrs. Chadwell
Grace Crabtree
Five Boys Charged Over Dog Burn Death in Bonfire
Cleveland youths aged seven to 14 faced juvenile court charges for torturing and burning a terrier named Billy to death. The boys allegedly tied the dog to a banana stalk and tossed him into a bonfire, resulting in fatal injuries.
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Cleveland
Billy
Dick Swart Dies After Long Illness
Chauncey Dick Swart 59 died Wednesday at 1 00 pm after a 15 month illness. He was born in Athens County and worked in coal mines earning foreman and superintendent roles including Mine No 255. Survived by wife Hulda four sons seven grandchildren two sisters and three brothers. funeral Saturday 2:00 pm Glouster Methodist Church Rev Eugene Brown officiating. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey. Friends may call Virgil Swart home Glouster until service.
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Chauncey
Dick Swart
Athens County
Hulda
Virgil
Glouster
Elton
Kendall
Cleveland
Richard
Florida
John
George
Arizona
Arthur
Philo
Edward Jones
Nellie Jorden
Athens Masonic Lodge
Magic City Lodge
Glouster Methodist Church
Eugene Brown
Nye
Virgil Swart
Front Street
Stay in Michigan Town Is Planned by Couple
Floyd Stanley and his wife plan to move from Chauncey to Adrian, Michigan, at the start of the month to stay several months with their son in law Edwin Echberger and daughter. Weekend guests included Harold Sherlock, Bertha Stanley and Betty Jo of Parkersburg, and John Stanley with Evelyn Harlor of Columbus.
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Michigan
Chauncey
Mrs
Floyd Stanley
Adrian, Mich
Edwin Echelbarger
Mrs. Stanley
Converse St
Harold Sherlock
Bertha Stanley
Betty Jo
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Stanley
Evelyn Harlor
Columbus
Church Plans Palm Sunday Observance at Chauncey
The First Church of Christ Chauncey will observe Palm Sunday with a morning service on the Triumphal Entry. Pastor Gilbert Courtney will deliver the sermon and the Primary Depart ment will form a palm waving processional as the Senior Choir performs The Palms and Christine Brown leads additional choir music. John Cabot first reached Newfoundland in 1497.
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Chauncey
Former Millfield Man Termed Seriously Ill
Clyde Crabtree once of Millfield is reported seriously ill at his Indianapolis home. His wife Elsie and brothers Fred and Orville Crabtree with Chauncey plus Mr and Mrs Floyd Crabtree visited him. On return they stopped in Dayton to see their father Emanuel Crabtree who is ill in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Clyde Crabtree
Millfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Elsie
Fred Crabtree
Orville Crabtree
Floyd Crabtree
Dayton
Emanuel Crabtree
Thomas Tracy
Goldsberry Family Plans Move From Uhrichsville
Mr and Mrs Ralph Goldsberry and children visit Uhrichsville area and stay with his in laws Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell. They plan to move back to the local vicinity from Uhrichsville Ohio.
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Chauncey
Ralph Goldsberry
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Allen Chadwell
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