Second Group Is Sent To Take Tests
Two Athens County registrants from Selective Service Board No. 2, 47 men, left for Fort Hayes Columbus for induction and physical exams. Leader Thomas Keating. 28 to be inducted on arrival, 19 for exams then return home tonight. Names listed including Davis, Woodgerd, Davidson, Zimmerman, and others. New Testaments given and gifts presented before departure.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Selective Service Board No
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Thomas Keating
Armed Forces
Harley Joe Hubbel
James Richard Davis
Stewart
Carroll Dana Woodgerd
Athens
James Richard Davidson
William Keith Zimmerman
New Marshfield
Preddie Evener, Jr
Orville Walker
Clifton Over Rice
Three Are Fined By Mayor Howe
NELSONVILLE Charged with parking a truck on the wrong side of Fayette St and obstructing entrance to the fire department Ear J. Davis of Wauseon pleaded guilty on arraignment in the court of Mayor Miles Howe Tuesday and was fined 5 dollars and costs Edgar Jones this city charged with assault and battery in an affidavit filed by his wife Mrs Verta Jones pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars and costs Arthur Lee Kennedy Senecaville was fined 5 dollars and costs on pleading guilty to an intoxication complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fayette St
Ear J. Davis
Wauseon
Miles Howe
Edgar Jones
Verta Jones
Arthur Lee Kennedy
Senecaville
Mrs. Varenia Bowers Dies at 51 in Nelsonville
Mrs. Varenia Summel Bowers age 51 wife of Jefferson Bowers died this morning at the family home 201 Edwards St after a long illness. A native of Columbus she moved to Nelsonville in 1920. She was a Church of Christ member and leaves two stepchildren, two sisters, a brother and a missionary brother. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ with burial at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Varenia Summel Bowers
Jefferson Bowers
Edwards St
Columbus
India
Lester Stimmel
Fort Thomas
Cole
Warren Funeral Home
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Local Mail Says Husbands Reach England and Patuxent River
Mrs Don Simonton of 69 Adams Street has word her husband Don Simmonton has arrived safely somewhere in England. Morton A Pairan of Oregon 3c has returned to Patuxent River Maryland after visiting with his wife over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Simonton
Adams St
Don Simmonton
England
Morton A. Pairan
3-C
Patuxent River
Tippett Announces Birth of Son Donald Lee Jr
Pfc and Mrs Donald Lee Tippett announce the birth of an eight and one half pound son on October 27 He has been named Donald Lee Tippett Jr Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas J Davis of Buchtel and Mr and Mrs S A Tippett of Corning Pfc Tippett has recently been sent overseas
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Buchtel
Pfc
Donald Lee Tippett
Donald Lee Tippett, Jr
Thomas J. Davis
S. A. Tippett
Corning
Tippett
Joseph H. Pedigo
Helen Fearns
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Lana Jo
George Fearns
Murray City
Sylvia M. Pedigo
Nelsonville
GAA Club Bowled Again in Nelsonville Rematch
Nelsonville area notes report the GAA club bowled for the second time on October 25. Attendees included Eileen Davis Mary Hutchison Jane Hickman Arlene Hall Barbara Poole Ann Orwiler Lis Ogg Mary Lou White Anne Preston Louise McDaniel Helen Lehman Elvyra Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
GAA
Eileen Davis
Mary Hutchison
Jane Hickman
Arlene Hall
Barbara Poole
Ann Orwiler
Lis Ogg
Mary Lou White
Anne Preston
Louise McDaniel
Helen Lehman
Elvyra Thompson
Mohney Family Receives Captured German Parachute
Mr and Mrs Chas Mohney of Buchtel report their son Cpl Duard A Mohney serving in France has sent home a captured German parachute. Another son Charles Jr is stationed in Germany.
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Buchtel
Chas. Mohney
Cpl
Duard A. Mohney
France
Charles Jr
Germany
Democrats To Meet Thursday In Nelsonville Club Session
York Township Democrat Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Buckeye Building headquarters. Precinct workers are urged to attend to organize vote outreach for election day. Officers thank Nelsonville officials for support at last Saturday’s rally on the Public Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Township
Democrat Club
Buckeye
Grover Lewis
Nelsonville Social Notes and Community Events
Nelsonville society reports new members and officers for the ElizabEth S. Nelson Society C A R including Nancy Krieg as president and Rose Marie Martin as secretary. The group backs the Buddy Bag project and supports a landing craft crew member. Navy Day remarks cover the Navy’s growth. Also noted are Pythian Sisters meeting, Birthday Club gathering, a Halloween party at First Baptist Church, and local social notices plus Nelsonville personals detailing visits and convention attendance.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth S. Nelson
Janie Krieg
Corning Juniors Present The Campbells Are Coming
Corning High School junior class will stage the three act comedy The Campbells Are Coming on November 2 and 3. A matinee is planned for Thursday at 2 PM EWT and the Friday show at 8 PM EWT. Bob Reich will perform a half hour piano set beginning at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Corning High School
EWT
Bob Reich
Glouster Social Notes Eight in Service
Clyde Spencer after 18 months in the Southwest Pacific transferred to Sanford Florida. He had a 30 day leave at home with his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Wm H Evans now of Glouster. Also home from training was step-brother Barney D Evans RM G 3 c who earned the Navy Air Crewman Wings at Fort Lauderdale after torpedo bomber flight training. Another brother Joseph L Evans chief petty officer has spent five years in the Atlantic and moved to the Pacific. Eight boys of this family are now in service.
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Southwest Pacific
Clyde Spencer
Sanford
Fla
Wm. H. Evans
Glouster
Barney D. Evans
Navy
U. S. Naval Air Station
Fort Lauderdale
Joseph L. Evans
Atlantic
Pacific
Oakdale Circle Holds Halloween Party at Brunton Home
Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Mrs Annie Brunton's residence with Mrs Mae Wilson assisting. The basement Halloween party featured season decor and prize winners Faye Nott Prudy Nott Madge Harry Phylis Brunton. Guests and lunch recipients listed, including many Bruntons and other locals. Mr and Mrs Frank Truszka of Modoc celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a two course chicken dinner and a pink trimmed cake center piece. Attendees included Bailey Run residents Andrew Guy Sr and Jr Louis Guy and Mary, Steve Toth family, Eugene Yanoski family, and other Modoc guests.
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Oakdale Friendship Circle
Annie Brunton
Mae Wilson
Faye Nott
Prudy Nott
Madge Harry
Phylis Brunton
Geneva Jewell
Rosa Love
Sarah McClellan
Virginia Moore
Della Loomis
Nora Moore
Bernice Lowery
Ida Mae
Frank Truszka
Modoc
Andrew Guy
Andrew Guy, Jr
Louis Guy
Mary
Bailey Run
Steve Toth
Eugene Yanoski
Local families host visitors during weekend in Glouster
Miss Bea Thompson from Columbus visited her mother Mrs Isabel Thompson in Glouster. Several families from Mechanicsburg and Jacksonville spent the weekend with relatives in Glouster and Greens Run. Arthur Smith Jr. of Glouster enlisted in the Navy and will train at Great Lakes. Barbara Richardson of Marietta College and her roommates visited home and attended the Ohio State vs Minnesota football game in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bea Thompson
Columbus
Isabel Thompson
Robert Latta
Mechanicsburg
Arthur Smith Jr
Arthur Smith
W. Va
Richardson
Local Woman Recovers At Home After Surgery
Betty Lewis, who had an appendicitis operation a week ago at Sheltering Arms Hospital, returned home Monday and is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Robert Bulloch and her infant son, also from Sheltering Arms Hospital, arrived at James Bulloch’s home in the city on Tuesday.
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Glouster
Betty Lewis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robert Bulloch
James Bulloch
Jacksonville Honor Roll For First Six Weeks
GLOUSTER The following names appear on the honor roll for the first six weeks at J-T Elementary school in Jacksonville. First grade lists Ann Pat Anderson Bonnie Sue Jackson Jayne Ann Jarvis Grace Ann Kearns Catherine Miller Marie Pascovitch Shirley Shivers Verla Stephenson Carolyn Sue Tippie Judy Wicks Larry Bycofski Charles Collins Bill Heiser Tommy McCaskey Clyde Tippie. Second grade names include Johny Kinney Gregory Koons Joe Paskievitch Mary Jane Ginnan Elizabeth Roebuck Harmalene Skrotzky Jean Ann Householder Dana Miller Richard Romanowski Jimmie Lee Doane Harold Collins Thelma Wright Ernest Lewis and Tommy Anderson. Third grade Roberta Border Patsy Bisnaugle Ann Heiser Rex Mecum Pansy Byers Janice Kinder Yvonne Sharp Amhur Exline. Fourth grade Shirley Davis Linda Lee Exenhamper Elizabeth Stoltz. Fifth grade Margaret Lasko Anna Marie Lowry Nancy Johnson Ann Williams Diana Ginnan Carrol Jackson Larry Morrison. Sixth grade Nancy Leake Jack Kempton Teresa Morrison Cary Lantz Bobby Shaw Mary Katherine Anderson. Seventh grade Ruth Williams Shirley K Heiser Janet Erick Virgil Grandy Junior Stolz Donna Bernard Hoy J Seckinger Keith McMenamy. Eighth grade Ann Zalupski. Those receiving A plus in spelling were Second grade Mary Jane Ginnan Elizabeth Roebuck Hermalen Skrotzky Jean Ann Householder Richard Romansowski Dana Miller Gregory Koons Jimmie Doane Johny Kinney. Third grade Yvonne Sharp Patsy Eisnaugle Janice Kinder. Fourth grade Linda Lee Exenhamper Shirley Davis.
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Glouster
J-T
Jacksonville
Ann Pat Anderson
Bonnie Sue Jackson
Jayne Ann Jarvis
Grace Ann Kearns
Catherine Miller
Marie Pascovitch
Shirley Shivers
Verla Stephenson
Carolyn Sue Tippie
Judy Wicks
Larry Bycofski
Charles Collins
Bill Heiser
Tommy McCaskey
Clyde Tippie
Johny Kinney
Gregory Koons
Joe Paskievitch
Margaret Lasko
Anna Marie Lowry
Nancy Johnson
Ann Williams
Diana Ginnan
Carrol Jackson
Larry Morrison
Nancy Leake
Jack Kempton
Teresa Morrison
Cary Lantz
Bobby Shaw
Mary Katherine Anderson
Ruth Williams
Shirley K. Heiser
Janet Erick
Virgil Grandy
Junior Stolz
Donna Bernard
Hoy J. Seckinger
Keith McMenamy
Ann Zalupski
Mary Jane Ginnan
Elizabeth Roebuck
Hermalen Skrotzky
Jean Ann Householder
Richard Romanowski
Dana Miller
Jimmie Doane
Yvonne Sharp
Patsy Eisnaugle
Janice Kinder
Linda Lee Exenhamper
Shirley Davis
Trimble Sailors Report To Navy Carrier Duty
Navy assignments update from Trimble area servicemen. Billy L. Burcher, F-2c, finished boat training at Great Lakes, spent leave with parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butcher, Trimble, and has been transferred to Newport Rhode Island after enlisting in June and turning 18 on October 24. Bob Thompson S-2c begins sea duty after Great Lakes training and further schooling before deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy L. Burcher
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Wilbur Butcher
Trimble
Great Lakes
Newport
Rhode Island
Navy
Dale Swyers
Cecilia Chute
Columbus
Elizabeth Chute
Chute
Swyers
Pierre
South Dakota
Bob Thompson
Isabel Thompson
Bob
War Relief Drive totals from J T Elementary Jacksonville
Report shows funds collected by grade levels at J T Elementary School Jacksonville for the National War Relief drive. Fifth and sixth grades led by Mary McCann with 5.55 dollars, first grade under Hazel Raber 5.32, seventh and eighth grades with Jessie Hill 3.75, second and third grades with Wahneta Exenkamper 2.90, and third and fourth grades with Susan Myers totaling 2.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J-T
Jacksonville
Mary McCann
Hazel Raber
Jessie Hill
Wahneta Exenkamper
Susan Myers
Local resident James Richards dies after hospital stay
James Richards of this city died in Peoples Hospital on Tuesday after being brought in for treatment Sunday. He had suffered failing health for several weeks. The body was moved to John S. Blower Funeral Home in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Richards
Peoples Hospital
John S. Blower
Plans Complete For Glouster Fall Festival
Glouster schools set a Friday evening festival in the school building with an Antique Shop Lunch Booth Coke Booth Novelty Booth Turkish Tea Room Penny Pitch Baseball Throw Basketball Throw Musical Show Primary Revue and Fish Pond. The event starts at 7 pm and runs all night. One third of net receipts aid the athletic fund with the rest shared by the high and elementary schools.
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Glouster
Christmas Cards To Be Sent by Club
GLOUSTER The Hollister Service Club will send Christmas cards to service members on the Hollister Honor Roll. Parents and families must provide current addresses to Mrs. Robert Cooper, Glouster RD4, at once for overseas names, and by November 20 for those in the U S camps. The Ladies Auxiliary, American Legion, meets in Legion Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hollister Service Club
Hollister
Robert Cooper
R. D. No
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
The Past Matrons Club of Thea Chapter O E S Meet Friday
The Past Matrons Club of Thea Chapter O E S will meet in Masonic Hall Friday at 7 30 evening. Mrs Gertrude Pride and Mrs Mary Hawk's committee will lead the gathering. A pot luck lunch will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
June Hashman
Dorothy Staley
Bonnie Mullins
Lizzie Dickerson
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth McKee
Sylvia Wallace
Lillie Wallace
Betty Wallace
Kathleen Wallace
Blanche DeLong
Katie Lanning
Jean Carpenter
Muriel Thompson
Minnie Whitmore
Letha Boling
Robert Wicks
Glouster
Thea Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Gertrude Pride
Mary Hawk
Local Officer Promoted to Major in Belgium Duty
Word reaches Gloucester that Captain H R Heiskell was promoted to Major on October 1. He serves as executive officer with the 584th Bomber Squadron, stationed somewhere in Belgium. Major Heiskell is the son of L R Heiskell, local agent for the New York Central Railroad at Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. R. Heiskell
584Th
Belgium
Major Heiskell
L. R. Heiskell
New York Central R. R
Meeting Postponed by Glouster Women’s Democratic Club
The Women’s Democratic Club meeting previously set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. James Franklin’s home has been postponed to Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Women’s Democratic Club
James Franklin
Peter son's Ointment promises quick pile relief
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies and promotes Peter sons Ointment as soothing and cooling. It offers quick relief from itching with a 35 cent box or 60 cent tube with applicator and money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Adv
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George Rolland Willie
Harry Lewis Moe
Leonard Charles Ball
Floyd Barber
Carbondale
Thomas E. Keating
Paul Edward Walraven
Carl Edward Crihfield
Gordon Lawrence Bailey
Coolville
Montrose Leroy Corwin
Fiwood
Gary Stanley
James Oscar Taylor
N. Harper St
Loren Warren Lee
Carpenter
John Charles Davenport
Earnest Blaine Butcher
Siamont Elsworth McKnight
Owen Leonard McAfee
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Bellans
Majestic
Judy
Awo
Ross Wonter
Rochard
Eee
Parton
Nelsonville Social Notes
Hall Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
First Baptist Church
Jacquline Dexter
Anne
Charlene
Phillip
Bobby Chapman
Bill Miller
Barbara
Junior
Rosa
Tommy
Betty
Mary Donna
Michel Dexter
Dorothy
Larry
Russell
Ruthann
Marietta
Paul Brunston
Nettie
Cash Dexter
Ann
Jack
Ada Mae
David Woodson
Harry Thomas
William Dexter
Delia Lewis
Hope Woodson
Beatrice Jones
Priscilla Christian
Preston Dexter
Raymond Brunston
Virginia Hall
Chillicothe
B.Y.P.U
Northwest
Canada
Yukon
Gulf
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Iver
Coca-Cola
Corning Juniors
William Frazier
Phyllis
Leona McLaughlin
Sidney McGlaughlin
Charles Hoisington
Ralph M. Hoisington
Zanesville
Leadway Coffee
Tad's
Kimberly Road
Stevens
Italy
Wace
U. S. Army
WAC
the Women’s Army Corps
Women's Army Corps
VU. & Army Recruiting Station
M Rt
the McBee Company
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