Rev Martin Begins Duties Early in May
Rev Max M Martin of Williamstown West Virginia becomes the Glouster Church of Christ pastor and starts duties May 7. Bible School at 9 AM and services follow at 10 15 AM with C E societies meeting 6 30 PM to plan Mother's Day activities. The M E Church hosts Gay School at 9 30 and a 10 30 sermon on The Spirit Builds the Kingdom. Epworth League meets 6 30 PM with a review of Pauls Secret of Power at 7 30 PM.
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Glouster
Max M. Martin
Williamstown
W. Va
Glouster Church of Christ
Bible School
Loyal Men’s Bible Class
C. E
Donald Smith
Beulah Andrews
M. E
F. G. Boroff
Sun Gay School
John S. Blower
M. M. LeFavor
Rev. Boroft
Epworth League
Anna Louise Logue
R. H. Walker
Paul
Bridge Underway on Oakdale Road Near Electric Light Plant
Work began Tuesday on a new Oakdale Road bridge near the old electric light plant with Charles Thomas in charge. The 16 by 46 foot structure costs about 350 dollars and should be finished in ten days if weather holds. Dave Miller, street commissioner, hires workers from the local unemployed list.
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Glouster
Electric
Oakdale d
Charles Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Madison St
Oakdale Road
Dave Miller
Glouster Offers Free Adult Education Classes
Registration meeting for Glouster adult education classes at Glouster High School Friday night. Classes are free and open to all interested. Registration runs from 6 to 8 PM.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
City Food Distribution Saturday at City Building
Surplus commodities will be distributed from the City Building on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Residents may receive items while supplies last.
Pearl Brown Leads Glouster Eagles In Officers
About 150 members of the Ancient Order of Eagles attended the Glouster meeting to elect officers. New officers include President Pearl Brown and Vice President James Franklin. Secretary Frank Darling and Treasurer John Crawford also named, with Malcolm Higgins as chaplain, Walter Hill as inside guard, Albert Zimmer as outside guard, and William Seiler trustee. Mayor C F Wallace spoke on the Ohio Coal Foundation after the session.
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Glouster
Ternal Order of Eagles
Pearl Brown
John Crawford
James Franklin
Frank Darling
Malcolm Higgins
Walter Hill
Albert Zimmer
William Seiler
C. F. Wallace
Ohio Coal Foundation
Mrs. George Gardner Dies in Columbus
Mrs. George Gardner formerly of Glouster died of a heart attack and was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus. She was Adele Esther Fuller daughter of the late Dr and Mrs R N Fuller of near Millfield. The Gardners were longtime Glouster residents and church workers. They later lived in Florida before moving to Columbus Ohio where they resided at the Home for the Aged. Their daughter Marie married Robert S Jones and the couple now live in New Smyrna Florida. The couple had two grandchildren and three great grandchildren surviving.
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Gardner
Church of Christ
Florida
Ohio
E. Broad St
Columbus
Gardners
Marie
Robert S. Jones
Will S. Jones
Glouster Gazette
Joneses
Athens
Robert Jones
New Smyrna
Fla
Faires Moves Groceries to Summit Street Location
GLOUSTER Frosty Faires relocates his Madison Street grocery to Summit Street in the former Norris and Richards spaces. New decor and shelves promise opening by Saturday. Eagle Lodge to sponsor a members and families dance Saturday at 8 p.m. Notices list inventories appraisements and debts for multiple estates with a May 29 1939 hearing date.
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Glouster
C. G
Frosty) Faires
Madison St
Bell Millinery
Summit St
Norris
Richards
Eagle Lodge of
Jacksonville
Lodge
Wallace Edward Baker
W. EB. Baker
Herb Carsey
William Shuff
Ida Bowser Brown
Della Pidcock
Carlos Hines
Clem Miller
Mary Lovenia Hick
Mary BE. Wemmer
Lide Wemmer
Elizabeth Weisenbach
Milton BE. Twiss
The
Home Purnishing Co
Aldred
Wayne Antle
Charles ©. Wharff
Flora A. Fleming
Ida Powser Brown
New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Albany Grangers
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Bridge Club Hostess and Shower
Ruth Anna Harper hosted a Wednesday bridge club with four tables. Guests included Mrs. J. T. Martin and Mrs. Roger Kittle. first prize went to Mrs. White and second to Mrs. Colbert. A salad course followed. Mrs. Chester Keith received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Murphy.
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Ruth Anna Harper
J. T. Martin
Roger Kittle
Agnes Melligan
Ann Dennison
Olive McKee
Bernice Wallace
Kathryn Dennison
Louella Vaughan
Mildred Nida
Georgia Ann Kemerer
Evelyn Gatchel
Margaret Heiskell
Winnie White
Sara Colbert
Keith
Chester Keith
Louise Murphy
Melvin Murphy
Alice
Betty McAfooes
Anna Louise Logue
Thelma Dodson
Dorothy
Ruth McCance
Mary McCreanor
Betty Lou
Ann Keith
Euarda Molnar
Donna Mae Brunton
One Act Mother's Day Play At Asbury Church
Syracuse notices include a one act play Courage Is a Torch at Asbury M E Church on May 14 during the morning service. A cast of eleven with committee members Marcia Karr Gladys Crooks Bertha Holter and Ruth Sellers selected.
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Syracuse
John McDaniel
J. D. Ryan
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Gilmore
Nease Settlement
Doris Frank
Nelsonville
Richard Duckworth
William Duckworth
Ewing
Pomeroy
Asbury M. E
Marcia Karr
Gladys Crooks
Bertha Holter
Ruth Sellers
R. B. Sellers
Lawrence Sellers
C. B. Weese
Asbury M.E. Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Asbury M. E. Church
Roy Holmes
Earl Nease
Daughters of America
Frank Capehart
Revival Services at Chauncey M. E. Church Next Week
Chauncey M. E. Church hosts a weeklong revival starting Sunday May 7 with daily services at 7 30 p m. Speakers include Rev R S Lawrence Rev W P Clark Rev Stanley Jeffery and others through May 16 with evening sermons led by various pastors.
Chauncey Women Attend Birthday Dinner in Nelsonville
Mrs. Ollie Sommers was honored at a birthday chicken dinner in Nelsonville attended by Chauncey residents Mrs. Robert Hix, Mrs. Ella England, Mrs. Eric Bridgewater, Mrs. Frances Gabriel and others. The guest list noted sisters and daughters of the late C. V. D. Stalder. The cake was baked by Mrs. Hixson and Mr. Sommers attended.
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Chauncey
Robert Hixson
Ella England
Eric Bridgewater
Frances Gabriel
Lower Plains
Nelsonville
Ollie Sommers
Sommers
Hixson
England
Gabriel
C. VD. Stalder
Chauncey Smith in Serious Condition Recovers at Home Expected
Edmund Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, underwent an appendectomy in Marietta hospital and developed pneumonia in serious condition. He is now making a good recovery and will likely be brought home Saturday. His parents, Miss Velma Green of Albany, and aunt Mrs. Lee Schoonover of Chauncey have visited him.
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Chauncey
Edmund Smith
Ray Smith
Marietta Hospital
Velma Green
Albany
Lee Schoonover
Loyal Women's Bible Class Holds Meeting in Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hattie Hamilton's home on Mound Street. Mrs. Martha Shafer led the session with devotions and lesson by Mrs. Jean Rankin. Prize awards went to Mrs. Kate Johnson and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton. Next meeting at Mrs. William Hartley’s home with hosts listed.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Hattie Hamilton
Mound St
Martha Shafer
Jean Rankin
Clara Hartley
Kate Johnson
Thomas Hamilton
William Hartley
Mill St
Guy Brookins
Carl Sha
Entertaining Visit For Miss Grace Saltzgaber
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Tippett hosted their weekend guest Miss Grace Saltzgaber of Sidney, marking a cordial social gathering.
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Chauncey
Mrs. Carroll Tippett
Grace Saltzgaber
Sidney
Reverend Gilbert Courtney Schedules Chauncey Greens Run Sermons
Rev. Gilbert Courtney will resume regular preaching at the Church of Christ Parish with services Sunday at 9 30 a m at Greens Run and 10 30 a m at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Plains School Students Active In Home Economics
The Plains School reports seventh graders visiting Ohio University Nursery School as part of home economics study and making toys for younger siblings. Eighth graders survey Ohio University dorm rooms and craft items for rooms. Senior High students sew summer wardrobes including jackets dresses and sheets. Future Homemakers Association held final meeting May 3 with Iona Harrison presiding. Irene Moser supervised the program.
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Plains
Ohio University
Future Homemakers Association
Iona Harrison
Irene Moser
Move to Kimberly Honor for Baker Family
Mr and Mrs John Baker relocated from the former Edward Fouty property on East Main Street to Kimberly.
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Kimberly Chauncey
John Baker
Edward Fouty
E. Main St
Kimberly
Esther Class Social Evening at M. E. Church
Esther Class of M. E. Church held a Wednesday night social at Mrs. Agnes Tarlton's Ellis Avenue home. Red division led by Helen Nicholson faced Blue division led by Neva Sweeney in games and contests, followed by a pot luck supper. Attendees included Jennie Webbe, Grace Stalder, Mary Stalder, Bertha Border, Laura Russell, Elizabeth Boling, Gertrude Carter, Nellie Jorden, Winnie Skinner, Ann McClanahan, Agnes Tarlton, Ruth Bridgewater.
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E. Church
Agnes Tarlton
Ellis Ave
Red Side
Helen Nicholson
Blue Division
Neva Sweeney
Jennie Webbe
Grace Stalder
Mary Stal der
Bertha Border
Laura Russell
Elizabeth Boling
Gertrude Carter
Nellie Jorden
Winnie
Chauncey Family Updates From Indianapolis Hospital Visit
Marshal Lawrence Reeves and Mrs. Reeves with their children Ray Tucker and Eloise along with Mrs. Sura Tucker returned to Chauncey from Indianapolis where Mrs. Pres ton E. Thompson Della Tucker, daughter of Lena Tucker and sister of Ray and Mrs. Reeves, remains seriously ill at St Vincent Hospital with condition unchanged.
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Chauncey
Marshal Lawrence Reeves
Reeves
Ray Tucker
Eloise
Sura ‘Tucker
Indianapolis
Ind
Preston E. Thompson
Della Tucker
Lena Tucker
Howell to Preach at Bailey Chapel Sunday
Dr. R. A. Howell of Gallipolis will preach Sunday morning at Bailey Chapel in Harrison Township.
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Howell
Gallipolis
R. A. Howell
Bailey Chapel
Harrison Township
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