Glouster GI Joins Fort Lee Supply Maneuver
Glouster soldier Arthur Hiller, son of Joseph Hiller, participates in a Fort Lee exercise as part of LOG EEG in the army move. Hiller, a corporal and veteran, is stationed at Fort Lee with the S136 Technical Service Unit. He holds the commendation ribbon for meritorious service.
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Glouster
Ft. Lee
Arthur
Flyer
Joseph Hiller
Fort Lee
Hillver
Fort Leaven
Heea
PTA To Meet Wednesday Glouster Church Events
Local church notices outline Wednesday PTA gathering at Glouster First Baptist and multiple services across affiliated churches. Activities include Bible school sessions, morning worships, evening sermons, Mothers Day observances, and midweek prayer meetings led by pastors from Nazarene, EUB, Methodist and other denominations.
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Church of Wwe
Lawrence
Young Peoples Church
Dives and Lazarus
Bibe Sudy
Maly Cross Catholic
Anthony ‘Nickel
Hollister
First Baptist
Powell
Fin
Teater
U ‘Methodist
Bishopville
Weist
Win P. Carpenter
Oakdale
E Hoon
Bible
Hoon
Church of the Nazarene
Eem
Jest_E. Atwood
Jacksonville
Carl Wetherell
Seventh Day Adventist
Free Methodist
Redtown
Trimble High Honor Roll Is Announced
Trimble Township High School lists fifth period honor roll names by class. Freshmen include Duane Roberts Dan Simons Marilyn Drake Mary Jo Hanley Wanda Kearns Cara Jelyn Morrison and Lisa Oskey. Sophomores include Judy Lante Carol Drake Ruth Hanley Sandra Nott Judy Anderson Judy Bonar Waveline Coes Sandra Gaston Mary Jo Roback and Terry Harvey. Juniors include Thomas McCaskey Charles Lowry Catherine Miller Grace Kearns Reta Roman Edith Mingus and Jayne Jarvis. Seniors include Richard Roman Bert Snyder Wilbur Chesser Elizabeth Roback Gaye Bonar and Mary Jane Ginnan.
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Slouster
Trimble
Duane Roberts
Dan Simons
Marilyn Drake
Mary Jo Hanley
Wanda Kearns
Car Jelyn Morrison
Lisa Oskey
Judy ‘Lante
Carol Drake
Ruth Hanley
Sandra Nott
Judy Anderson
Judy Bonar
Waveline Coes
Sandra Gaston
Mary H. Jowell
Jacque Johnson
Mary Joe Roback
Terry Harvey
Thomas McCaskey
Charles Lowry
Catherine Miller
Grace Kearns
Reta Roman
Edith, Mingus
Jayne Jarvis
Richard Roman
Bert Snyder
Wilbur Chesser
Elizabeth Roback
Gaye Bonar
Mary Jane Ginnan
Bandits seize payroll at Walnut Hill firm on birthday eve
An American non sur prise payroll for a local construction company was seized by bandits on a highway near Tehran. Mae, wife of Nile Love of Walnut Hill, celebrated her 17th birthday Thursday evening when the incident occurred.
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Tehran
Iran
Walnut Hill
Doughstruction
Ter
Mae
First Lutheran Church Built West of Alleghenies Near New Haven
Arris Jog structure near New Haven County stands as the first Lutheran church west of the Alleghenies. Erected on land given by Abraham Roush in 1819, the building is now a stable, two stories, with a mid staircase landing for ministers to address congregants on both floors. The Roush family aided several early congregations in Gallia and Mason County regions, tied to German immigrant clergy and the Virginia United Brethren Mission. In a separate note, frosted Capitol glass shattered a Washington door injuring Rep. Edna Kelly.
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New Havason
Allegheny Mountains
Abraham Roush
New Haven
Tf Church
Roushes
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Tos
Kel
Luther
Athony
Enkel
America
Mason Coun
Gallia County
Daniel
Cven
County
Racine
Falls
Eno
Lutheran Church
Che
Moses Michael
Jackson
Virginia United Brethren Conference
The
Washington
Capitol
Edna Kelly
Broad Run Church Class Led by Neaven in 1638
In New Haven area notes a Broad Run Church class led by Henry Neaven with members named Roush Hoffman Oliver Ginbs Morgan Tckatd Ritile and others. The church pictured above is tied to Reverend Michael who reestablished a church at Sand ffnis, with separate entrances for white worshipers and enslaved people, and served as a school site.
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New Haven
Broad Run
Henry Neaven
Feader
Roush
Hoffman, Oliver
Ginbs
Morgan Tckatd Ritile
Ack “Euniten
Datgross
Hela
Chen Ehuren
Twa
Fo Breinren
Zersel Mosen Miche
West Columbia church founder and pastor's complex legacy
The article recounts a church builder who raised a two story edifice with a school above in West Columbia. Before the Civil War he sold West Columbia holdings and moved to Towa, then served as presiding elder over ten churches in Missouri. Mason County records show the West Columbia brick church leased to the Odd Fellows in 1860 for ten years at 2.50 per year. In 1861 the pastor supported secret societies, a stance that was heavily opposed at a General Conference in Westerville as he traveled to Ohio from churches beyond the Mississippi River.
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Old United Brethren
Towa
Missouri
Missour
Mason County
Moses Michael
West Columbia
Odd Fellows Lodge
Westervillle
Ohio
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Paden
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Luco
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IESE
Lucas Wallky
High ST
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Glouster, Ohio
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Columbia
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Augustiner
Strohs
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Union Lunch
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Wen
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