Women of the Moose to be instituted in Moose Hall
GLOUSTER The Women of the Moose organization will be instituted Sunday May 12 at Moose Hall, starting at 2 30 pm. Velma Thomas grand instituting officer of Lancaster will direct with the Lancaster ritual team assisting. Mrs Theo Moody and her five children who have stayed at Moose Heart for eight months will attend. A class of 66 new members will be initiated, followed by lunch.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose, Hall
Velma Thomas
Lancaster
Theo Moody
Mooseheart
Mease
Moose Hall
Trimble Grange to Discuss Building Sale At Saturday Meeting
Trimble Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p m to discuss selling the old building. About 25 members of Trimble Grange conferred first and second degrees on eight Amesville candidates Tuesday. The Amesville Grange hosted ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Grange
Amesville
Amesville Grange
Earl Boyer Promoted to Chief Cashier at Ohio Valley Bank
Gallipolis area notes the promotion of Earl Boyer to chief cashier at the Ohio Valley Bank in Glouster. He is a Glouster High School and Bliss Business College graduate and a certified public accountant. He and his wife with two sons reside in Gallipolis.
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Glouster
Earl Boyer
Harry Boyer
Ohio Valley Bank
Gallipolis
Earl
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Boyer
Visit in Cold Run Glover Household Members Gather
Mr. and Mrs H E Jones and granddaughters Barbara Ann and Mary Louise visited Mrs Frankie Bolinger and family at Cold Run near Beverly over the weekend. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Miles Kasler and daughter Norma Jean and son Roger along with Mr and Mrs Donald Nasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Run
Glouster
H. E. Jones
Barbara Ann
Mary Louise
Miles Kasler
Norma Jean
Roger
Donald Nasler
Frankie Bolinger
Beverly
Chauncey-Dover Senior Play Set For May 16
Chauncey-Dover High School will present the Senior Class comedy drama “Good by Glory” on Thursday May 16 in the high school auditorium directed by Mrs Leah Featherston principal and sponsor. Cast includes Louise Verity Thelma Jean Richard Stalder Ethel Mae McDaniel Earl Brown Eugene Leffler Ralph Brown Rita Pennell Rosabelle Bentley Wilbur Pyle Dwight Ferrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Leah G. Featherston
Chauncey-Dover High School
Feathersiton
Yofa Louise Verity
Thelma Jean
Richard Stalder
Mary
Ethel Mae McDaniel
Earl Brown
Eugene Leffler
Ralph Brown
Rita Pennell
Rosabelle Bentley
Wilbur Pyle
Dwight Ferrel
Mrs McAfoose Hosts Senior Club Evening
Mrs T D McAfoose hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at 45 Barbour St with twelve members attending. Readings titled Women of Brazil and Women in Congress were presented by Miss Lalla Danford and Mrs William B Morris and candy was served to eleven members and guests. The article notes 1104 strikes in the United States during the first nine months of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Danford
L. G. DeLong
Sam Dunnett
Everet Eddy
W. B. Morris
T. D. McAtoose
Alia Sweeney
Sara Jis
E. E. Munden
United States
Missionary Program Held at First Baptist Church
A May 5 missionary program at the First Baptist Church directed by Mrs Frances Clemmons featured readings by Mrs Ora Viney and musical numbers by Mrs Ethel Riley Mrs Helen Leach and others. President Mrs Ethel Riley led a business session planning a Mothers Day program and the next meeting set for May 16 at 7 30 pm in the church with Mrs Helen Leach in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leach
Lord
Ora Viney
Effie Broven
Frances Clemmons
Vetal Solo
Ethel Riley
Ethel Ril
Society
Announce Speakers at Glouster Eagles Meeting Tonight
Glouster Aerie No 468 president Robert Slemskey says two out of town speakers will address the gathering this evening. Frank Ellis deputy organizer and Bobby Green zone director are listed as speakers.
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Glouster
Robert Slemskey
Glouster Aerie No
Frank Ellis
Bobby Green
Church Board Meeting Open Tonight at The Plains
Pastor Rev Charles Caf frey announces an official board meeting of the Methodist Church to be held in The Plains this evening at 7 30 p m The item also notes a historical anecdote about Benvenuto Cellini and ground diamonds given in his food during imprisonment in Florence with enemies seeking to harm him by costly means
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Glouster
Charles Caffrey
The
Methodist Church At
the Plains
Benvenuto Cellini
Florence
Woman in serious condition from burns in Lewisburg
Bradfield family members report their aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Koenig remains seriously ill at Norma Wallace's Lewisburg home after burns to her legs and back from catching fire near a gas heater. She had improved but worsened this week while daughter Bess Patterson from Cleveland assists. Mrs. Koenig long resided in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bradfield
Elizabeth Koenig
Norma Wallace
Lewisburg
W. V
Koenig
Bess Patterson
Cleveland
Murray
Simpsons Dine With Friends At Bailey Run Home
Mr and Mrs Chester Simpson hosted a Sunday dinner at their Bailey Run residence. Attending were Leta Barnhart Della Bailey Jo Ann Bailey Letha Clare Paul Bullock Helen Bullock Harold Davis and the Simpsons with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chester Simpson
iBailey Run
Leta Barnhart
Della Bailey
Jo Ann Bailey
Letha Clare
Paul Bullock
Helen Bullock
Harold Davis
Saunders Dinner Party Hosted by Dr and Mrs Sanders
Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Sanders entertained at dinner Monday at their Millfield home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sanders, Miss Hazel Laghugh, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kozma, Joe Sanders, and their sons Bob and Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Clarence Sanders
Hazel Lahugh
Bert Kozma
Joe Sanders
Bob and
Bill
Chauncey Personal Notes From Millfield Visitors
Dayton guests Chauncey area Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Simpkins spend a week at their Millfield home. Nelsonville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr stay with Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace in Millfield. Dr. C. N. Sanders of Millfield attends a medical meeting in Columbus. Mrs. Lacey McNutt spends Sunday in Columbus visiting her sister. William Barnhart, Sandusky employee, visits Chauncey area relatives. George Sanborn of Columbus visits sisters Mrs. Barnhart and Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Simpkins
Dayton
Millfield
Charles Carr
Nelsonville
James Wallace
C. N. Sanders
Columbus
Lacey McNutt
William Barnhart
Sandusky
Chauncey
Cecil Sanborn
Charles Jones
George Sanborn
Sunday Dinner Guests at CHAUNCEY with local ties
Rev and Mrs Gil bert Courtney hosted Sunday dinner guests John Turvey of Buch tel and Ruth Koenig daughter of Leonard Koenig Jr formerly Murray City now in Mansi who attends Ohio Univ visiting in Millfield Hazel La Kuel of Columbus spending the week with Dr and Mrs C N Sanders in Millfield Holstein show planned Fremont CPI. Maumee Valley Holstein Assoc to stage with Sandusky County Fair opening in September
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
John Turvey
Buchtel
Ruth Koenig
Leonard Koenig Jr
Murray City
Mansi
Ohio Unive
Fremont
Maumee Valley Holstein Association
Sandusky County
Buddists Seek Converts in Tokyo Op Ed
News agency reports Fananbee Buddhists, previously hindered by Stitere, aim to develop a national program to recruit converts. The piece notes about 9 million dependent and needy children exist in the United States.
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Tokyo
United States
Dunn Graham Vows Read in Chauncey
Edward H rnson Dunn Jr of Greens Run and Donna Jean Graham of Salem wed in Chauncey Monday at the Church of Christ with Rev. Gil bert Courtney presiding. The groom, a Navy first class veteran, and the couple plan to live in Gore Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward H Rnson Dunn, Jr
Donna Jean Graham
Salem
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Elaine Graham
Edward
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Pacific
Hollister High School
Dunn
Gore
Oho
Laurel Cliff Social Briefs
Laurel Cliff community notices from FTA council meeting at the local school with Mrs. Ruth Everbach presiding and program led by Mrs. Thelma Dill and Mrs. Nellie Tracy. PTA officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Sisson and Mrs. James Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
FTA
Ruth Everbach
Thelma Dill
Nellie Tracy
PTA
Side Sisson
Guy Cole
James Chaffee
Catford Jacobs
Afr
Charles Harris
Berry Hotel
Athens
Anna Dill. Kerr
L. A. Smitr
Milton Hysell
William Mr
Clarence Ackley
Air
Charles Brown
Bradbury
George Renshaw
Lawrence Long
Gallipalis
Wid Williams
Emeroy Jacobs
Free Methodist Church
Pearl Parker
Clyde William
Warren
Friends
Hemlock Grove Grange Meeting Notes and Visits
Hemlock Grove Grange held a Saturday meeting with 40 members present. Earl Paulson and Clara Paulson participated. May 38 will feature Ray Gibbs showing pictures. Local visits included Mrs Arthur Atherton and son Clarence with her father Silas Taylor, and numerous callers visiting Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sargent and related families in Canton and Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth
Homer
Baxter
Clair
Wayne Zeigler
Clarence Cummings
Porter Midkiff
Sam Eastman
Ziba Midkiff
J. J. Will. Bunker Hill
George Paulsen
Robert
Charles
Maywood Whaley
Burlingham
Mary Rawlings
Melsonville
Avery Nelson
Wilkesville Personal Headlines and Local Updates
Wilkesville residents share social visits as Amos Woltz and Eloise Gray mark birthdays. Howard Morton relocates after purchasing the Jake Rhodes property. Frances Fenn shows no improvement after illness. Masonic and Pythian sisters inspections occur in McArthur Athens Logan Nelsonville. Yankee St. Charles Croy undergoes appendicitis surgery at Holzer Hospital. Connie Sue Peters born May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peters.
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Wilkesville
Amos Woltz
Eloise Gray
Harry Thompson
Wellston
Russel Wolt
Woltz
Howard Morton
Jake Rhodes
Frances Fenn
Paul Kunz
Columbus
J. E. Strong
Flora Spires
Strang
Masonic Order
McArthur
Athens
Ray Strausbaugh
Pythian Sisters
Logan
Nelsonville
Gladys Major
Lawrence Strausbaugh
George Williams
Indiana
George Willams
Yankee St. Charles
Art Williams
Strong’s
Holzer Hospital
Emery Johnson
Harold Davis
Clyde Davis
Aurora
Ill
Ed Davis
Harry Peters
Connie Sue
Loss Was Gain The Original States Area Change
The 13 original states covered 892135 square miles in 1790 with 24135 under water. By today their combined area totals 326378 square miles after new states formed within their boundaries.
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Union
Sixty Attend Moore Shower
Sixty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield Lower Plains, assisted by Mr and Mrs Harry W Moore to honor Mr and Mrs Melvin Moore Virginia Thompson on their wedding a week earlier. A pink and white color scheme dominated decorations and refreshments. Mrs Merle Coon Mrs Helen Courtney and Mr Charles Bradfield sang two songs while Mrs Courtney Mrs Coon and Mrs Olive Gabriel delivered humorous recitations. The Moores plan to start life in Athens where the groom recently returned from service and works at Rauch Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Arthur Burchfield
Lower Plains
Harry W. Moore
Dessie Sickles
Hazel Webb l
Frances Coen
Melvin Moore
Virginia Thompson
Merle Coon
Helen ‘Courtney
Charles Brad‘field
Courtney
Coon J
Olive Gabriel
Stop Signs Painted in Chauncey Streets
White lines and the word stop are painted on Converse Street at the Converse and Main intersection in Chauncey. Mayor W. D. Hines says the measure will be enforced and observed by motorists.
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Chauncey Streets
Chauncey
Converse St
Converse and
Main
W. D. ‘Hines
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Athens Messenger
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Moose
Aip
John Lipscom
John Lipscomb
Washington, D. C
Chauncey-Dover
Mrs. McAfoose
Women OF the
All Moose Lodges
S P
Masonic Temple
Eagles
Dover
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Chauncey- Dover Schools
Dr. and
Mrs. Saunders
Hazel LaKuel
Mrs. C. N. Sanders
By Hershberger
Laurel Cliff Social Briefs
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Tannhauser
Chicago Opera House
Moore
Martha Manning
Carol King
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Mother's Day
Plesti-Cleer
Woodbury Cosmetics
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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