Memorial Day Observances Held by Glouster Posts
Glouster Legion and VIW led Memorial Day events with cemetery grave decora tions, parades from Legion Hall to Memorial Park, and ceremonies led by master of ceremonies Ralph Gatehel. Rev. Gilbert Courtney spoke on freedom and sacrifice, with Taps by band member Art Ginnan.
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American Legion
Glouster High Sehood
Madison
Main
Legion
Memorial Park
Ralph Gatehel
F. Danford
Senate of Honor
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble Township
Taps
Art Ginnan
Jacksonville
OU President Speaks At Nelsonville Memorial Day
Ohio University President John C. Baker addressed a large Nelsonville crowd at Greenlawn Cemetery commemorating soldiers of all wars. The event, organized by Glenford Dugan Post American Legion with VFW and Spanish American War survivors, included the Nelsonville High School Band, prayers, salutes, taps, and a parade to Fort St. Cemetery where a wreath was laid for the Unknown Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
American Legion
Greenlawn
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Baker
Louis Pughline
Glenford Dugan Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nelsonville High School
James Gilbert
John Boyd Evans
J. A. Long
Verl Ogg
Richard Gulley
Myron Cox
Tom
Lax
Logan Woman Dies at Home
Mrs. Heppie Cross Downard 72 native of Vinton County died at 6:50 pm Monday at 1186 Fourth St after a two day illness. Survived by husband Al Downard two sisters Billa Graft Toledo and Addie West Albany and three brothers Foster Bobo Lancaster Earl and Cyrus Bobo Miami Fla. Heinlein funeral home plans services Hebbardsville Cemetery burial.
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Logan
Heppie Cross Downard
al Downard
Fourth St
Heinlein Funeral Home
Hebbardsville Cemetery
Weekend Guests Visit Columbus Notables Ahead of Memorial Day
Mrs. Fanny Gibson of Columbus was a weekend guest of her brother and sister in law Mayor Oral Daugherty. Mrs. Sid Mullen hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and son Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Blakesley, and Mrs. Tom Hamilton from Mexico and Columbus. The group, with Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Gray of Columbus, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Sayers on Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Cable of Columbus stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dewhurst over Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Gibson
Columbus
Oral Daugherty
Sid Mullen
Don Morrison
Detroit
A. H. Blakesley
Tom Hamilton
Mexico
Dickson Gray
Elizabeth Sayers
C. W. Cable
Ed Dewhurst
Big Fish Contest Aims to Boost Lake Hope Area
Nelsonville report on Fish and Game Conservation League plans a "Big Fish" contest co sponsored by Western Auto. May 1 to Nov 15 1949. Prizes totaling 250 dollars displayed at Western Auto. Entries from Lake Hope Muskingum Hocking rivers and local waters. Winners announced at November league meeting.
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Nelsonville
Fish and Game Conservation League
Floyd Brown
League
Western Auto
Fish and Game League
Lake Hope
Muskingum River
Hocking River
Western Auto Associate
Barber's
Galvin's
Reeves
Shafer's
Kimberly
Williams
Carbondale
Jack Perry
Floodwood
Red Men's Hall
Buckeye Building
Curtis Robinette
Meeting Set For Students
GLOUSTER Supt K R Boden bender has called a meeting for all students in grades five through high school interested in summer work. The session Friday at 1 p m in Room 10 at the high school will determine desired subjects, number of participants, and requirements. Parents are invited.
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Glouster
K. R. Bodenbender
Mrs Ley Hosts 500 Club at New Street Home
Mrs. E. M. Ley entertained the 500 Club at her New Street home with two tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs. Vern Lamborn first, Mrs. Evan Morgan Sr. second, and Mrs. Jessie Hill third, followed by a dessert course. Participants included Mrs. T. A. Noon, Mrs. Earl Morris, and guests Miss Josephine Hedfelt and Mrs. Joe Wolf Sr.
Mayors court handles intoxication and traffic cases in Nelsonville
Arraigned Sunday Earl Hilliery acting mayor fines include Clayton Murphy 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. George France 25 dollars and costs for intoxication. Ray Windle case withdrawn by prosecutor. Carlos Linton and wife placed on 60 day probation with bans on taverns and visiting beer spots. John Woodrow Fuller fined 10 dollars for taillight violation. Wyatt G Will posts 20 dollar bond for passing cars at an intersection.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilliery
Clayton Murphy
Zaleski
Athens County
George France
Ray Windle
Elmer Kesterson
Kesterson
Windle
Carlos Linton
Phyllis Linton
Hilleary
Wyatt G. Will
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
John Reed Dies at 83 in Trimble Area
John Reed 83 died at the home of Clark West in Trimble Sunday forenoon. He lived his life in the community. Survived by sons Everett and Elza Reed Twelve Mile Ind and brother Huston Greens Run. Services at Beech Grove church at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Storts. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Glouster
John Reed
Clark West
Trimble
Everett
Elza Reed
Twelve Mile
Ind
Huston
Greens Run
Beech Grove Church
Mr. Storts
Crooksville
Beech Grove Cemetery
Man Missing Two Days Body Found in Creek
In Marysville 86 year old E C Cody was found in Mill Creek near his home after apparently losing his way Thursday night and tumbling eight feet into the water. Cody was a Democratic national convention delegate in 1920 and long operated a grain elevator. he was a farmer cattle dealer and contractor.
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Marysville
E. C. Cody
Mill Creek
Cody
Birth of son Richard Burnell II announced in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Richard Burnell Aumiller of Columbus announce the birth of a son named Richard Burnell II at Grant Hospital in Columbus on May 28. Grandparents are Mrs Gay Aumiller and Mr and Mrs William Burnell of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Richard Burnell Aumiller
Columbus
Richard Burnell II
Grant Hospital
Gay Aumiller
William Burnell
Former Glouster Man Dies in Pennsylvania
John Volmer a former Glouster resident now living in Detroit spent a few days here recently. He visited on the way home from AashWwy Pa where he attended the funeral of Tony Volmer also a former Glouster resident who moved to Pennsylvania years ago. Mr Volmer said his uncle had been in failing health for several months prior to his death. Burial was at Ashley.
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Glouster
John Volmer
Detroit
AashWwy
Anton
Tony Volmer
Pennsylvania
Volmer
Ashley
Trimble Man's Sister Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Katherine Marker 64, sister of Ernest Taylor of Glouster, died Monday in White Cross Columbus. She is survived by two sisters Edith Probert Smithport Pa and Sadie Larson Sheffield Pa and another brother Arthur Taylor Erie Pa. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 am at Jerry Spears Funeral Home Columbus with calling hours prior to burial in Union Cemetery Columbus.
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Glouster
Katherine Marker
Ernest Taylor
White Cross
Columbus
Marker
Edith Probert
Smithport
Sadie Larson
Sheffield
Arthur Taylor
Erie
Jerry Spears
Union Cemetery
Glouster Personalities Visit From Columbus and Nearby
Mrs J W Yaw hosted visitors including Zelma Keiser and Mr and Mrs Witherspoon from Columbus and Miss Chloe Yaw of Ravenna. The Bingmans hosted Orville and C E Palmer were callers with the Cunningham family. Kenneth Eberts Lanella Jonas and students from Kentucky Christian College visited Glouster over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Yaw
Zelma Keiser
Witherspoon
Columbus
Chloe Yaw
Ravenna
G. E. Conaway
Brent
Lincoln
Newark
Orville Bingman
Wingman
Garland Smith
Kay, Marion
Dorothy
Visit by Marietta sixth graders to Campus Martius Museum
A Marietta sixth grade class toured Campus Martius Museum with homeroom mothers Mrs Frazier and Mrs Bruton, bus driver Mrs Robinson, and teacher Miss Rachel Murray. Lunch was served at Camp Civitan Saturday morning.
Dinner Given for Bowlers
A chicken dinner was served by the captain of the two teams that tied for first in the year’s bowling league at Hemsley bowling alley on Friday at 6 pm. Attendees included hotel and team members such as Terrence Dugan Karen Dugan Porter Dugan Pat Farres Lee Gatchel Elizabeth Jewell Dorotha Dugan Ima Dugan Jack Hemsley Max Hemsley Tommy Jewell and Ralph Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Dugan
Jack Hemsley
Max Hemsley
Tommy Jewell
Ralph Dugan
Vers Snyder Dies at Home
Mrs. Martha Jane Snyder of Greens Run Glouster died at 1 30 am after a two year illness. She was born in Vinton County and lived much of her life in Athens County. Survived by ten sons and one daughter, including Eugene in the Army and Clyde in Athens Route 3, with services at Greens Run Church and burial in Hollister Cemetery. Friends may call at the Greens Run home.
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Glouster
Martha Jane Snyder
Greens Run Moyday
Vinton County
Athens County
Robert
Janes
Wayne
Tucson
Ariz
Carl
West Fairview
John
Richard
Frank
Truetown
Marion
the Plains
Clyde
Athens
Hugh
Salt Lake City
Eugene
United States Army
Faye Stevens
Columbus
Wilcox
Greens Run
Hollister Cemetery
Club to Meet Glouster in Palos Area
The Past Noble Grand Club of Marcelite Rebekah Lodge will meet at the country home of Mrs. Lillie Galloway in the Palos area Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Glouster
Marcelite Rebekah Lodge
Lillie Galloway
Palos
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American Lion
Gilouaster
Thor
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Grim Lll
Ohio
Vooy Pe
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Universal-International Presents
Lancaster
Yvonne Decarlo
Curyea
Ae Qrue
Tahaee Deen
Wang! Henbrie
Barnes
Ty M Lewton
Blinded Oy
Benkett
Louis Prima
Orch
Mrs. Ley
United States
Gooding Amusement Co
Nelsonville Police and Firemen’s Benefit Festival
Effie McKee Davis
Dayton
Cbe
Wosdburn
Flo Furniss Price
Bernice Newton Webster
Bellefontaine
Mary FE. Hall Kewsinger
Rev
Billy Mitchell
New London
Netle Slater Vorhees
Lilly Dale
N. Y
Clara Dowler Bateman
Maude Mason Stalter
Elsie Evans Uhrig
Ada Beerman Williams
Pasadena
Calif
Creek
Ori Theatre
Fred MacMurray
Npuntetae
Oddard
Mae Bi
Trimble Man
Marietta
Mechems
Vers
Snyder
Beaco & Kasco
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, O
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Brenner
Heywood-Wakefield
Dixie
General Electric Appliances
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
Fabio
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