Sixth Grade Trip Brings Cincinnati sightseeing and baseball
Forty-eight sixth graders from Trimble Elementary School spent a weekend in Cincinnati. Money for the trip was earned by Janet Reuter and Curtis Kittle’s classes. They ate a sack lunch, toured the Cincinnati Zoo, viewed jets at the Greater Cincinnati Airport, and stayed with Mount Healthy families. Saturday featured a Crosley Field baseball clinic arranged by John Dun.
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Glouster
Trimble
Cincinnati
Janet Reuter
Curtis Kittle
Cincinnati Reds
John Dun
Local Visits Highlight Straitsville Social Roundup
In Straitsville Gladys Sines visits Jean Williams Logan while Dot Denny and Lot te Porter visit relatives in Columbus. Edward Lawson and Kate Sines of Columbus are guests at the Straitsville home. Dwight Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson visit relatives in Zanesville.
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New Straitsville
Lotte Porter
Dot Denny
Columbus
Edward Lawson
Kate Sines
Gladys Sines
Jean Williams Logan
Dwight Baker
Zanesville
British tourism to Britain eyed at 45 million visitors
The British Travel Association estimates over 45 million people will visit Britain this year and inject more than 400 million pounds into the economy. A telescope known as the Gregorian telescope was invented around 1670 by Scottish scientist James Gregory.
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London
The
British Travel Association
Britain
James Gregory
Reds Padres Game Viewed by Nett and Ex-Glouster Teacher
Nett formerly of Glouster and a former Glouster School teacher spent the afternoon watching the Reds play the San Diego Padres.
Missionaries Discussed By Study Club
Mrs. Harold Wagner hosted the Progressive Study Club at the Hotel Gordon with 17 members. The program by Mrs. Harley J. Kittle focused on missionary Dorothy Middleton, who spent four and a half years imprisoned in Communist jails in China and later spoke in Ohio churches. Plans were made for the May 20 Spring party at Burr Oak Lodge at 6 p.m. and officers will be installed at the first fall meeting.
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Glouster
Harold Wagner
Progressive Study Club
Gordon
Harley J. Kittle
Dorothy Middleton
China
Burr Oak Lodge
Kyger Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Kyger social notes record numerous visits and gatherings across Marion Langsville Cheshire Cheshire Long Bottom and surrounding areas. Families including Sisson Rupe Wamsley and Norris exchange stays and greetings with relatives and friends in Ohio and West Virginia.
Masons to Meet Trimble Lodge 557 F and A M
Trimble Lodge 557 F and AM will hold a special meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m. Entered apprentice degree work will be conferred and refreshments served.
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Trimble
Trimble Lodge
F&am
Pullman History Continues as Sleeping Cars Endured
Pullman Inc once famed for sleeping cars, but now a diversified firm, has not produced a sleeping car since 1856.
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Pullman, Inc
Red Cross Orientation Set for Teen Aides and Volunteers
Logan residents are invited to a Red Cross orientation at the chapter house 43 N Walnut St on Sunday May 25 at 1 30 pm. Prospective volunteers can pick up an application at the chapter house. Teens 15 and older and adults may join. prior hospital or bloodmobile volunteers should attend if not yet oriented.
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Logan
Red Cross
Chapter
N. Walnut St
Chauncey Street Department Begins Patching Streets
Village Administrator Arthur Bruce announced patching on Chauncey streets started Wednesday. He said all streets will be repaired before alley work, which will proceed by greatest-need basis.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Street
Arthur Bruce
Bruce
Social Roundup of Chatsworth Area Residents
Albany notes mark birthdays and gatherings at Morton Avenue home honoring Mrs Winifred Hooper and Denise Radcliffe with siblings and relatives from Athens Route Charleston Columbus and Hartford A series of visits includes Mr and Mrs Glen Tewksbury with family in Columbus Mrs Bernard Withrow and Mrs Mery Malcom in Charleston and surgery recovery for Mrs Malcom Also listed are visits by the Grinstead family from New Haven Hartford and Athens Wayne Morris and son from Amherst and stays with Dorothy Perry and Waldo Poston plus visits from George Michael of Canton and Edna Whiteman
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Albany
Winifred Hooper
Morton Avenue
Denise Radcliffe
Mae Radford
Far Radcliffe
Steven
Denise
Athens
Melva Radcliffe
Glen Tewksbury
Dix Tewksbury
Columbus
Bernard Withrow
Mery Malcom
Charleston
Malcom
Theodora French
Akron
Glenn Tewksbury
State Street
Robert Grinstead
Grinstead
Mary Aumiller
Hartford
W. Va
Helen Knapp
Harry
New Haven
Harry Grinstead
Marine Kelly
Wayne Morris
Amherst
Morris
Dorothy Perry
W. Clinton Street
Robert Grin Stead
Chauncey Church Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
Chauncey Christian Church Fellowship meets Thursday at 6 30 p m Chi Rho at 6 36 p m Loyal Women class at Mrs Mae Kasler home at 7 p m Millfield Official Board meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with a special report on the parish planning council.
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Chauncey Christian Church Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
Mae Kasler
Millfield
Board of Christian Church
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N. Straitsville
By Gladys Sines
Kyger Social Notes
Mary B. Sisson
Kyger
Fred Sisson
Carl Sisson
Arthur Sisson
Marion
Perry Ralph
Morral
Tony Elkins
Emma Smith
Langsville
Lawrence Rupe
Larry Rupe
Ben Rupe
Nina Rupe
Stanley Rupe
Cleveland
Larry Little
Vickie Lynn
Malvin Little
Cheshire
Ethel Swisher
Avelyn Roush
Porter
Dorsel Larkins
Long Bottom
Carl Wamsley
Brian
Betty Louden
Stingy Creek Road
Virgil Wamsley
Richard
Roy Davidson
Arthur Casto
Ottie Grogan
Virginia
Middleport
Muriel Spires
Rita Wright
Alice Elkins
Lizzie Chapman
Huntington
William Norris
Ronald Jividen
Jividen
Mrs. Casto
Liberty
Masons
Albany News Notes
By Melva Radcliffe
Frank Tippie
George Michael
Canton
Michael
Edna Whiteman
Ohio
Pakula Costume
Agilon Nylon
Panti
Pers
Dawn Lavelle
New York
Cologne
Coty
Emeraude
Houbigant
Chantilly
Prince Matchabelli
Faberge
Buckeye Mart
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