Glouster Dem primary selects mayor winner Williams
The Democratic primary in Glouster drew 188 votes with incumbent Thomas Williams defeating George Jack McClelland 149 to 36 for mayor. Other nominated council members were John King William Keith Nile D Parks and Carl Wright, with William J Golding and Frank L Skinner for the Board of Public Affairs. No write-ins for clerk or treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
George
Jack) McClelland
Council
John King
William Keith
Nile D. Parks
Carl Wright
Board of Public Affairs
William J. Golding
Frank L. Skinner
Vernon couple moves into new home on Spring Street
Mr and Mrs Ernest Vernon relocate to a Spring Street residence purchasing the property from Col William Meyer former editor and owner of the Glouster Press now publishing a weekly paper in Madison Georgia. Meyer's family joins him except daughter Jane who remains in Glouster for school graduation year remains in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ernest Vernon
Spring St
Col
Willam Meyer
Glouster Press
Madison
Col. Meyer
Jane
Garden Club meeting postponed to May 17 at Strohmeyer home
The Glouster Garden Club meeting scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed to May 17. Mrs Forrest Strohmeyer will host with co host Mrs Lena Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Garden Club
Forrest Strohmeyer
Lena Martin
Recently Appointed Policeman Quits Post
Robert Kiener who was recently appointed to the local police force has tendered his resignation to take effect May 13. He accepted a position with a coal company in Perry County. Applications are being received to fill the vacancy, but no appointment has yet been made, per Mayor Thomas Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Kiener
Kiener
Perry County
Thomas Williams
Reception Held At Church Chauncey Church of Christ
A Chauncey Church of Christ reception honored new members this Sunday night. Music by the choir accompanied by Christine Brown on the organ preceded a sermon by Pastor Gilbert Courtney. Baptismal certificates were presented to Phillip McNaughton Lawrence Mitchell John Dunlevy Ruth Leiber and Anita Linscott. About 60 attended a social hour at the parish house with Florence Pendergrass providing garden flowers. Refreshments included open-faced sandwiches doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Christine Brown
Gilbert Courtney
Phillip McNaughton
Lawrence Mitchell
John Dunlevy
Ruth Leiber
Anita Linscott
Florence Pendergrass
Mrs Ley Hosts 500 Club Party At New Street Home
Mrs E M Ley acted as hostess for the 500 Club at her New Street home Monday evening. With two tables in play, first prize went to Mrs Jessie Hill, second to Mrs Earl Morris, and third to Mrs William Withem, while the hostess served a salad course to the named guests and to Mrs Vern Lamborn, Mrs O A McDonald, Mrs Walter Yount, and Mrs Evan Morgan.
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Glouster
E. M. Ley
500
New St
Jessie Hill
Earl Morris
William Withem
Vern Lamborn
A. McDonald
Walter Yount
Evan Morgan
Glouster Socials Disclose Weekend Visits and Weddings
Glouster readers note a flurry of weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hoon of New Marshfield joined Miss Lalla Danford at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMaster of Middleport visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Handley. Evan Morgan, Sr. attended the Elsie Mace and Ernest Whitlatch wedding in New Marshfield. Bernard Rice, from Dayton, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Catherine Rice and D. P. Mooney. Mrs. Mabel McGlaughlin of 32 Locust Street and Miss Hannah Rankin of Columbus vacationed in Aberdeen, Maryland. Pvt. Pat McGlaughlin is hospitalized. Mrs. Henry Williams returned from Clinton, Michigan after three weeks with the Williams and Merritt families. Mrs. Hershel Searles and Mrs. FE D. McGee and Mrs. A. O. Hall were Athens visitors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Lalla Danford
Charles McMaster
Middleeort
C. E. Handley
Evan Morgan
Elsie Mace
Ernest Whitlatch
Bernard Rice
Dayton
Catherine Rice
D. P. Mooney
Mabel McGlaughlin
Locust St
Jack McGlaughlin
Newark
Ohio
Hannah Rankin
Columbus
Aberdeen
Pat McGlaughlin
Henry Williams
Clinton
Mich
Max Williams
C. L. Merritt
Hershel Searles
FE. D. McGee
A. O. Hall
Athens
Horse Show Committees Named for July Fourth Event
Eighteen Kiwanis members and a guest gathered at Hotel Gordon. Delegates B R Angle and Carl Bradberry named for Horse Exhibitors' Association meeting in Mc Connelsville. Committees appointed for entry registrar, publicity, concessions, tickets, and judges aid. William Hughes of Athens spoke on promoting a successful show. Cartoons in color shown by Karl Bodenhbender sponsor Harding College. Attendees listed include Roger Kittle Rev John Devol and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlon Grubbs
Lawrence Colbert
Joe Williams
George Campbell
Richard Eddy
Dan Kovach
Richard Guinther
William Hughes
Athens
Karl Bodenhbender
King Joe
Harding College
Pastor Officiates At Three Funerals
The Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the local Church of Christ officiated at three funerals Sunday. Mrs. Wilson, 93, was honored at Carbon Hill Church of Christ at 10 20 a.m. Mrs. Judson Skinner's service followed at 1 p.m. in Trimble Church of Christ. Clement McBride of Chauncey was laid to rest at Hilltop cemetery after services at Doewler Ferguson Hughes funeral home. Ada McConkey and Helen Courtney sang.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Wilson
Carbon Hill Church of Christ
Judson Skinner
Trimble Church of Christ
Clement McBride
Trimbie
Doewler-Ferguson-Hughes
Hilltop Cemetery
Ada McConkey
Helen Courtney
Ferrels and kin visit Toledo with Woodrow and Woodena
Chauncey and Mrs. Woodrow Ferrel and daughter Jo visited Toledo guest of Harvey Ferrel Everett Ferrel and Mr and Mrs William Ferrel also attended. A daughter Woodena Ferrel, a student at Berrien Springs Michigan, was in Toledo. Everett Ferrel is visiting his brother Woodrow and aunt Elia Butterworth Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Woodrow Ferrel
Cynthia Karns
Toledo
Harvey Ferrel
Everett Ferrel
William Ferrel
Woodena Ferrel
Berrien Springs
Mich
Woodrow
Elia Butterworth
Patient Returns Home From White Cross Hospital
Lucy Ann Muzio returns to Millfield from White Cross Hospital Columbus after a brief treatment. She is accompanied by her parents L D Muzio and De lores and her sister on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Lucy Ann Muzio
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Millfield
Cemetery Clean Up Planned at Dover Cemetery
Dover Township Board met at the Township Hall in Chauncey and planned a Memorial Day cleanup to place the township cemeteries in good condition. Oscar Simpson presided with Guy Osborne as clerk. other board members were Clarence Sanders and Ervin Karns.
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Chauncey
Dover Township
Oscar Simpson
Guy Osborne
Clarence Sanders
Ervin Karns
Chauncey Personals Weekend Guests Reported
Chauncey notes weekend visits from Mrs. William C. Shears Jr of Wyandotte Michigan formerly of Millfield with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson. David Hanning of Cleveland visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hanning of Millfield. Mrs. Donald Howard of Crooksville stayed with her mother and sister Mrs. Helen Gillespie and Pauline Gillespie of Millfield. Sonny Leffler of Cleveland visited his grandmother Mrs. Emma Brown of Millfield. Mr and Mrs William Pyle hosted weekend guests their children Mr and Mrs Gerald Pyle of Springfield and Leland Pyle stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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William C. Shears, Jr
Wyandotte, Mich
Millfield
Walter Patterson
David Hanning
Cleveland
Alfred Hanning
Donald Howard
Crooksville
Helen Gillespie
Pauline Gillespie
Charlies
Sonny Leffler
Emma Brown
William Pyle
Gerald Pyle
Springfield
Leland Pyle
Fort Knox
Millfield Man Becomes Dayton Aircraft Instructor
Chauncey W Sanders of Millfield departs for Wright Patterson Field to teach airplane and engine mechanics. He studied at Marshall Flying School and Cha nute Field Army school, later serving as an instructor at Seymour Johnson Field and Kessler Field during 1942 to 1945. He is the eldest son of Clarence E and Mrs Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lewis W. Sanders
Millfield
Wright- Patterson Field
Dayon
Eileen
Sanders
Marshall Flying School
Marshall
Athens County
Army Airplane and Engine Mechanic School
Chanute Field
Ill
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Kessler Field
Miss
Clarence E. Sanders
Quilting and Pot Luck Dinner in Millfield Thursday
A quilting and pot luck dinner is planned Thursday at Millfield Church of Christ. Choir rehearsal is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. and was announced by Richard Wilcox.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Richard Wilcox
Old Fashioned Dresses To Be Worn to Party
GLOUSTER The Women of the Moose will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the chapter room in Moose Hell for a party. Each member is to appear in an old fashioned dress. After the meeting, refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
Pvt Gerald E Roof Arrives for Basic Training at Indiantown Gap
Pvt Gerald E Roof has arrived at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Oris Roof of Millfield Route 1. His address is Co B 10th Inf Reg 5th Inf Div 13rd platoon.
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Millfield
Gerald E. Roof
Indiantown Gap
Oris Roof
Co. B
Inf
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