Large Group Hears Address Tuesday Night
The Glouster Kiwanis Club hosted the McConnelsville Malta Rotary Club for a well attended meeting at the Hotel Gordon. Dr Karl H Krauskopf of Ohio University spoke on the consumer movement and the rise of consumer education groups in business life. Local visitors included Ralph Gatch el M M Bryson C J Wilson and C F Harper.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
McConnelsville-Malta Rotary Club
F. G. Boroff
C. F. Wallace
Harold Shirkey
Fritz Heffken
Elmer Davis
Jacksonville
Ralph Baker
McConnelsville
Rotary Club
Ralph R. Baker
Charles Dye
James M. Turner
C. B. Smith
James F. Hum
Joseph C. Aber
W. O. Porter
Frank Z. Leeper
L. H. Gay
Ralph Gatchel
M. M. Bryson
C. J. Wilson
C. F. Harper
Glouster Social Notes Include Funeral and Birth Announcements
Glouster mourns Mrs. Nettie Hadley Allen with funeral at Church of Christ officiated by Rev. Miles Hoon and Rev. J A Goddard. Attendees include Mr. Winifred Striplin of Birmingham and Ohio Wesleyan student Miss Mary Annette MacFarland. Birth announced for daughter to Harold LeFavor in Athens. Moose dance slated for Saturday night. Church groups meet Friday evening with social room events and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Nettie Hadley Allen
Church of Christ
Miles E. Hoon
New Marshfield
J. A. Goddard
Winifred Striplin
Birmingham
Ala
A. L. McFarland
St. Clairsville
Mary Annette MacFarland
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Tom Gibson
Grace Ochs
Eleanor Anderson
Helen Dennison
Laskeys Welcome Daughter in Columbus Hospital Birth
Mr and Mrs Harry Laskey announce the birth of a daughter Sunday morning at Grant Hospital Columbus Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Simon Laskey and Mr and Mrs David Sachs both of Columbus Mr Laskey is manager of the Fair Store in Glouster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold LeFavor
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
M. M. LeFavor
Glouster
C. M. Chaguill
Columbus
LeFavor
Harry Laskey
Grant Hospital
Simon Laskey
David Sachs
Laskey
Women of the Moose Host Birthday Lunch at Hall
Women of the Moose met at the Moose Hall for a birthday party with lunch. Two birthday observances included gifts. Participants included Gertrude Jewell Anna Sweeny Anna Stillwell Myri Morgan Zella Brown Elsie Forsbach and Bertha Marquis as they enjoyed games.
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of the
Moose
Moose Hall
Gertrude Jewell
Anna Sweeny
Anna Stillwell
Myri Morgan
Zella Brown
Elsie Forsbach
Bertha Marquis
GHS Alumni Association to Sponsor Benefit Dance Friday
The GHS Alumni Association will sponsor another benefit dance on Friday evening at the high school gym. These dances have been well attended.
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GHS Alumni Association
Weekend Visits And Hospital Note From Columbus
Mr and Mrs George Frater and their son Norman visited Mr and Mrs Fred McCarty over the week end. Mr and Mrs Dave Kennedy spent Saturday in Columbus. They were accompanied home by Mr Kennedy s mother who visited them until Wednesday. Miss Garnet Price returned Sunday from White Cross Hospital Columbus where an operation had been performed three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frater
Norman
Fred McCarty
Dave Kennedy
Columbus
Mr. Kennedy
Garnet Price
White Cross Hospital
New York State Dominates Bean Production
New York State produced more than 144900000 pounds of beans last year according to the state agriculture department. Virtually all white kidney beans and white marrow beans along with about half of the national yellow eye bean crop were grown in the Empire State.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Agriculture Department
Empire State
Zaleski Bride Is Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellerman in honor of Mrs. Joseph Hayes formerly Miss Margaret Anders of Nelsonville. Refreshments were served to many local guests and relatives, including Miss Lucy Hayes, Nora Egelberry, Lucile Bighouse, and others. Several residents and visitors, such as Dr. A. A. Boal of Columbus and Mrs. Flora Dill, were noted in attendance or visiting in Zaleski and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike O'Leary
Charles O'Leary
Thomas Taylor
Cecelia Cochran
R. H. Thomas
Zed Thomas
William Goodin
Billy and
George
Clarence Riley
Hayes
A. A. Boal
Columbus
Flora Dill
Woodall
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Martin McKibben
Harvey Burke
Jacob Brooks
R. Egelberry
Athens
Harold Haines
East Liverpool
Luther McKibben
Hazel McKibben
John Sicks
David, King
Mary Alice
Two Mile
Albert Rider
Etta Freeman
Mae Harkins
Hamden
Uncertainty over restaurant role after four inspectors visit
A local restaurant owner faced questions about whether his eatery is a dining spot or shelter for inspectors. Four inspectors checked license building wiring food and tax stamps. The federal wine tax inspector noted discarded wine tax stamps not slashed and offered a $10 settlement, with two other eateries facing similar charges.
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Pomeroy
Dinner honors Sileas Scott 80th birthday in Albany
Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott hosted a dinner Sunday for Sileas Scott's 80th birthday with guests including Glen and Dale Scott Arch Knowlton and son, George Davis and friends. News mentions Donald Woodyard returning from Columbus Hospital, Otho Clark ill, and various relatives visiting or staying in Athens and Wellston areas.
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Albany
Fred Elliott
Eliott
Sileas Scott
Glen Scott
Gordon
Sam Scott
Elmo
Richard
George Scott
Keith
Max
Dale Scott
Dinsmore
Donald
Leonard Woodyard
Columbus
Otho Clark
Arch Knowlton
Athens
Glen Knowlton
Minneapolis
Knowlton
George Davis
Deanville
Harley W. Collins
Lancaster
Ardis Collins
Gale Price
G. W. Collins
Louisa Stanley
Fin Gillogly
Gillogly
Bell Fought
Flossie West
Eileen Baughman
Wellston
Mary Robinett
Edna Turner
Bate Turner
John Johnson, Jr
Pomeroy Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Birthday festivity for B F Parmelee of the Atlantic and Pacific store drew customers as he shared cake and a congratulatory letter. Shakespeare Club met at Mrs Warren Bright's with Miss Lydia Ebers bach in charge. next at Mrs Clyde French. Frederick Healy of Columbus visiting. American Legion Auxiliary met in the new Legion Hall for a potluck. Mrs M D Hartley and daughter traveled to Bay City Mich for her ill brother M J Edwards. Miss Mary Williamson ill but improving. she is secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Notice of Appointment names Lawrence G Worstell Jr as Administrator of Milton E Twiss estate. claims due within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Parmelee
Atlantic and Pacific
Mr. Parmelee
Bright
Shakespeare Club
Warren Bright
Union Ave
Lydia Ebersbach
Harry Smith
Clyde French
Frederick Healy
Columbus
M. D. Hartley
Lynn
Bay City
Mich
M. J. Edwards
Hartley
Athens
J. A. Edwards
Parkersburg
Mary Williamson
Williamson
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence G. Worstell, Jr
Ohio
Milton E. Twiss
The
Home Furnishing Co
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said
Birthday dinner honors West family at Mrs Bell Fought home
A birthday gathering was held at Mrs. Bell Fought home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West Arlene West Eloise West and Charley Bobo. The meal followed cafeteria style with guests Mrs Earl Baughman and family including Eileen Lolo Mae Martha Lou Richard Wendell and the Enloads Pearley West family Mervin Mansfield Athens.
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Bell
Arthur West
Arlene West
Eloise West
Charley Bobo
Earl Baughman
Eileen
Lolo Mae
Martha Lou
Richard and
Wendell
Arthur Enlow
Pearley West
Mervin Mansfield
Athens
March busiest month for Glouster library in history
Glouster librarian Mrs. Fred Brown reports March as the busiest month since founding. Over 4,100 books have been borrowed. The library moved from Main Street to Front Street into a former Wallace Funeral Home building with new décor, metal stacks, a new desk, magazine rack, chairs, and a homey fireplace. Donations include 44 fiction books from Mrs. James Couzens, a set of 48 works of Alexander Dumas from Frank A. Danford, 20 books from Dr. J. T. Martin, and magazines from Mrs. L. E. Heiskell and Mrs. L. E. Richardson.
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Glouster
Fred Brown
Main St
Wallace Funeral Home
James Couzens
Wabeck Farm
Pontiac
Mich
Alexander Dumas
Frank A. Danford
New Brunswick
N. J
J. T. Martin
L. E. Heiskell
L. E. Richardson
Alfred News Notes Crowd of local visits and family gatherings
Alfred area residents record a week of visits and gatherings. Families travel to Huntington, Silver Ridge, Coolville, Pomeroy, Manchester, Athens and Ches ter. Health news notes recovery from scarlet fever.
Kroger Leads Bowling Win Over New York Central Team
Kroger won two games from the New York Central nine on Wolf and Sons alleys. J Johnston led with a 244 single and 612 triple, while L Gatchel totaled 609. Wills Briggs Brown Pride Gatchel scored for New York Central. Krogers led 2 1. Won 2, lost 1. Also birth notice for a son to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Geary at 125 Allen Road plus a theft report in Cleveland where Louis Aranoff lost 173 dollars and his shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Kroger
New York Central
Wolf & Sons
J. Johnston
L. Gatchel
G. Wills
R. Briggs
M. Brown
Dr. Pride
Acane
Krogers
E. Yount
H. Kittrell
E. Wolf
A. Gamwell
Toa Sencke
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Nora Colley
Mary Kinsel
Helen Marquis
Women of the
M. FE. Church
Harry Richardson
Madison St
New York Bean State
the Vendor Store
N. Court St
Texas
Epsom
Horlick
Boyer
Boyers
Phillips
Hinds
Jergen
Ipocket
Dewitt's
Woodbury's
J&j
Mennen's
Feenamint
Carter
Chesterfield
Phillip Morris
Frantman
Pomeroy Business Place
Pomeroy Social Notes
American Legion Auxiliary
New Legion Hall
Terrace Ave
Boyd Dilgard
Margaret Sinclair
Dora Stanley
Emma Hoffner
Ernest Lallance
Marge
Married
Alfred News Notes
Alfred
Warren Bentz
Huntington
West Bentz
Mildred
Walter Tuttle
Silver Ridge
Guy
Nin Dean
Ida Atherton
Ruth
Arthur Atherton
Coolville
Martin Koehler
Richard Swartz
Jacob Koehler
Manchester
Martin Koeh
Harley Midkiff
Billy Ray
Norman Midkiff
Jim Vanmeter
Nyc
Lawerence Geary
Allen Road
Geary
Kathleen Ridge
Cleveland, CO
Louis Aranoff
Elberfelds
Bill
the Athens Messenger
Athens High Auditorium
Mrs
Emily Lautz
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