Voting Interests Rise in Precincts Across Glouster
Voters in Glouster prepare for Tuesday elections with four precincts voting locations listed including city hall, Spencer Building, Trimble Township building, and P. J. Stanley service station. Candidates appear on Democratic and Republican tickets for mayor, clerk, council, and boards of public affairs and education, with township trustees and justice of the peace also on ballots.
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Glouster
Fire Department
Spencer
Republic Ave
Summit St
Mame Davis
Precinet
Trimble Township
Lamberh
P. J. Stanley
Thomas Williams
Elizabeth Chute
James Franklin
Co. G. Lunsford
Thomas McAllister
David W. Powers
William Withem
Carl E. Wright
Board of Public Affairs
William J. Golding
Harry M. Colley
Judson J. Young
Harry Richards
Marie Hambel
Nona Craft
L. R Faires
J. C. Duncan
Joe Nelson
E. K. Peugh
Harry Rankin
John Binderbasin, Jr
Ernest Parker
C. Elmer Turner
Board of Education
D. E. Carr
E. K. Bryson
Ralph Hines
Virgil Swart
Willis Blower
Alfred Andrews
John L. Baird
John Bulloch
David Cook
C. L. Eddy
Hayes Mayle
George McClerland
Thomas Gamwell
Charles Drake
Ed Harry
Henry Williams
iGlouster Personals Note on Northrop Family Visitors
Callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Sheariey Northrop over the weekend included Robert McGee of the Army liberated from a Japanese prison on Sept 16 and PFC Johannes Northrop of Camp Breckinridge Ky plus Edsel Northrop of Columbus. The Northrops received a telegram from Mr and Mrs Edsel Northrop Columbus announcing the birth of a daughter.
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Sheariey Northrop
Robert McGee
Pfc
Johannes Northrop
Camp Breckenridge
Edsel Northrop
Columbus
Wilkesville Personal Notes And Local Moves
Wilkesville items note Harold LeFavor family visits from Glouster and Coshocton, Carroll LeFavor of Chicago, Dr H D Le Favor visiting from New Jersey, and local residents moving, hosting clubs, and funeral services. Eastern Star and Masonic events, canvassers, and travels to Columbus, Charleston, and Oklahoma are mentioned along with several attending social visits and a regional car accident burial.
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Harold LeFavor
Glouster
M. M. LeFavor
Coshoct
Carroll LeFavor
Chicago
Carroll
LeFavor
H. D
Dean) LeFavor
New Jersey
Dr. LeFavor
Election Notice for Bern Township 1944 General Ballot
A notice announces the November 6 1944 general election at the Bern Township registrar building. It details cemetery improvements including grave leveling monument straightening and lawn care. It also specifies a proposed tax increase of ten mills for cemetery services and explains ballot wording and oversight by the township clerk.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
York Township
Hural
Athens County
Ohio
Effie Ce
Maiteney
Belaig
E. F. Skinner
Eduro
Franklin St
Troy
MacDonald
Athens County Board OF Elections
Joim
Chairan
David Johnson
Coolvilla
Tim
Wa Ne Po
Coolville
Colville
Cena
Toa
Atlas
Jenn C. Call
Bern
Hadeanid Polson
Veteran of Pacific to Return Soon
Sgt. Ernest Gibbs writes his mother that after five years in the Pacific he will soon flee home from duty. He served with A A A gun crews with the 32nd 41st 24th and 31st Divisions in New Guinea East Indies Leyte and Mindanao in the Philippines.
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Glouster
Ernest 5S
Gibbs
Frances Gibbs
Pacific
A.A.A
New Guinea
East Indies
Jast
Leyte
Mindanao
Philippines
Glouster High Homecoming Queen Named for Rival Game
Senior Twila Williams chosen by Glouster High School students as Homecoming Queen before the Glouster Tomcats meet J.T. on Wednesday night at the stadium. Attendants elected by homerooms include Barbara White Joan Murt Betty Robinson and others. Last meeting in 1941 ended 25-0 for Glouster. J.T. record stands four wins five losses one tie. Glouster one win five losses one tie. Game starts at 7:20 pm with ceremonies at halftime. Alumni sponsor the events and a Homecoming dance follows in the gym.
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Glouster
Twila Williams
Glouster High School
theGlouster Tomcats
J.T
Barbara White
Joan Muert
Betty Robinson
Ella Mae Johnston
Eileen Peugh
Donna Douglas
Tuppers Plains News Briefs from Various Local Guests
Tuppers Plains notes list numerous weekend visits and relatives from Marietta Athens Reedsville Columbus Concord Parkersburg New Philadelphia Coalville and Coolville. The Farmers Institute at D C High School was well attended with a strong school program and band. speakers included Dr. George Lasher and Mrs. Byron Grimes. Reports mention Naval ship S S Wabash Victory and sons Elmes E. Kaylor and Eddie in service with expected home for Christmas. Clyde Millhone Jet corn yield noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
William Kuhn
iMarietta
Frank Chase
Parkersburg
Maggie Russell
Chilldren
Athens
W. C Bahr
Farmers Institute
D.C. High School
George Lasher
Rutland
Byron Grimes
Delaware
Geneva Nolan
C. E. Blakeslee
Richard Henderson
Coolville
Charles Lambert
Frankie Parker
Huntington
Douglas Adams
Linda Lou
City Hospital
Woodrow Tippie
Columbus
Charley Hardway
Harvey Hardway
Wylma Pierce
New Philadelphia
C. H. Green
Bahr Brothers
Roy Springer
Edith Bahr
C. W. Bahr
J. C. Kaylor
Gerald Kimble
Trevy Kimble
Coalville
Mary Reed
Vivian Hofman
Edgar Burton
Clyde
Ends Local Visit Glouster Mrs Semper and Howard Guests
Mrs. Herman Semper of Detroit spent two weeks in Glouster as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard. They went to Columbus Monday to visit Lt. and Mrs. Kermit Blosser. Howard returned home Tuesday and Semper returned to Detroit. Chauncey Coach William Smith and Mrs Smith with Mrs Mabel Smith spent a weekend in Richmond Kentucky as guests of Ray and Mr Buchaus.
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Glouster
Herman Semper
Detroit
Alfred Howard
Howard
Columbus
Kermit Blosser
Kentucky
Chauncey
Wiliam Smith
Chauncey-Dover High School
Edith McDaniel
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Eastern Star Lodge
James
Jacksonville Social Notes Dinner Guests and Departures
Jacksonville Social Notes reports numerous local gatherings and travel updates. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Mrs. Nina Johnson, and Mrs. Gertrude Rainey of Trimble dining with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Almond. weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meeks included their son and daughter-in-law Ralph Meeks of Columbus. Fred Hallam also visited the Hallams in Columbus over the weekend. Vivian Hallam Reinhard, a Waves veteran, was discharged October 22 at Great Lakes. Eloise Miller hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Now in Gloucester, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis and daughter Arlene celebrated a wedding anniversary. Anna Exenkemper returned from Canton after visiting Walden Holmes, joined by Mrs. Betty Mandrel and son William, recently discharged from the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Lewis Clark
Nina Johnson
Gertrude Rainey
jTrimble
Michael Almond
J Robert Meeks
Ralph Meeks
Columbus
Fred Hallam
William Hallam
Vivian Hallam Reinhard
Staman 1-c
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Reinhard
New York
Washington, D. C
Philadel- Eloise Miller
Harry Now
Glouster
Davis
Arlene
M Na Exenkemper
Walden Holmes
Anna Exenkemper
Kelly Mandrel
Canton
Betty Mandrel
William
Dover Gridders to face Oak Hill Friday night
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils travel to Oak Hill for an 8 p.m. showdown. Oak Hill hosts after a 19 to 7 loss at Chauncey last week, seeking redemption in Friday’s game.
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Dover Gridders
Oak Hill
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Funeral Rites Held For Harry Kraner
Funeral services for Harry Kraner of Columbus husband of Elizabeth Wade Kraner formerly of Millfield were held Monday under the auspices of the Spanish American War veterans. Burial followed in Columbus. A longtime Columbus city mail carrier he retired 11 years ago. Survived by wife Elizabeth and son Wade Kraner, with relatives from Millfield attending.
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Chauncey
Harry Kraner
Columbus
Elizabeth Wade Kraner
Millfield
Kraner
Fred Wade
James
George Wade
Elizabeth
Wade Kraner
Edward Wade
Herbert Wade
Mabel Smith
Hooper Ridge Church Ladies Aid Plans Bake Sale
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ Ladies Aid met at Mrs. ID E Kasler home. A potluck lunch followed by devotional and business meeting led by president Mrs Adeline Kasler. Bake sale and bazaar set for Wednesday Nov 21 at Carpenter Hardware Store in Athens. Winners in the mystery gift and contest were Mrs Emma Morris and Mrs Eva Kasler. Eighteen women and four children attended with two guests.
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Hooper Ridge
Jessie Grubb
Sara Leel
Larry Morris
Anné&Marie Keirns
Ronny Woolley
Chauncey Family Reports Sons in World War II Service
Chauncey Charles Clary Sr reports son Pfc John Clarey sailed from Le Havre France for the United States on October 24. Two other sons, Pfc Wilbert Clarey at Okinawa and Cpl Charles Clarey in Burma, are also in military service.
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Chauncey
Charles Clary
Pfc
John Clarey
la Havre
France
States
Clarey
Wilbert Clarey
Okinawa
Cpl
Charles Clarey
Burma
Chauncey Man Plans To Open Restaurant
Chauncey Locke has remodeled a Converse Street building near High Street and plans to open a confectionery in a former lunch room. Open house is set for November 3 or 4 with a 2 to 5 pm viewing, as the White House venue marks the golden wedding anniversary.
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Chauncey Man
Chauncey
John Locke
Converse St
High St
Wil
Cunningham
White House
Wedded 50 Years Starts for States Chauncey
Mrs Viola Six received word that her husband Sgt Birgie Six started for the States leaving the Philippines Oct 20. They and their son Jimmy have stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Pierce near Chauncey during his absence.
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States
Chauncey
Viola Six
Sgt
Birgie Six
Philippines
Strain Gauges Will Be Used at OSU Stadium
Columbus Ohio OSU engineers will install strain gauges at the 74 000 seat stadium to record strains and vibrations as fans roar and touchdowns are scored during Saturdays game against Northwestern.
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Osu
Columbus
Ohio State Northwestern
Ohio State University Engineers
Ike
Eisenhower
Eee
Fred Leffler Celebrates 81st Birthday in Corning
Fred Leffler aged 81, formerly of Chauncey, now of Columbus, celebrated his birthday with a two course dinner hosted by his son in Corning. Attendees numbered 31 and included relatives from Columbus, Chauncey, Shawnee, Logan, Hemlock, and Jacksonville, with gifts received and social visiting throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Fred Leffler
Snow
Columbus
Frea Quinn
Corning
Harvey Remmy
Virgil Leffler
William Mingus
Edward Leffier
Homer Leffier
Kauncey
Lester Bond
Shawnee
Martin Taylor
Mart Barnett
Garner McCarter
Hemlock
J. W. Baumgardner
Logan
Fred Miller
Dinner Hosts Pierce Family Guests in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs R W Pierce entertained as Sunday guests grandchildren Leta Junior Larry and Marlene Barnhart of Chauncey also Mr and Mrs Albert Pierce and son Gary and Herbert Cavert of Salem Mr and Mrs John Barnhart and children of Chauncey Mrs Andy Hill and Jo Ann Thompson of Nelsonville Roulé 1.
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Chauncey
R. W. Pierce
Leta
Junior
Larry
Marlene Barnhart
Albert Pierce
Gary
Herbert Cavert
Salem
John Barnhart
Andy Hill
Jo Ann Thompson
Nelsonville Roulé 1
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Athens Messenger
Louster
Glavarett
Ray Leake
Trimble
J. E. Anderson
Main St
Leake
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Natick
Nelsonville City
Ging Bonis
The
Sui
Central Heath
Ko Ee Ei
Hafman Ht
Toes Son
Octuber
Leia
iGlouster Personals
Wilkesville
Ruth Humphrey
Dwight McLaughlin
Radcliff
Jack Sheline
McLaughlin
Order of the Eastern Star
Winston
Harrisonville
Lonnie Harrison
Zelta Harrison
James Penn
L. T. Blore
Masonic Order
A.M
J. A. Wood
Pearl Wood
Fostoria
Earl Beckley
Euninen Aleve
Otho Patterson
Lawrence Price
Patterson
Francis Penn
Congress
Clarence’ Ramsey
Tecrory
Portsmouth
North Dakota
George Turley
McArthur
Charleston
W.va
Turley
J. E. Turner
R. H. Woltz
Earl Hugg
Collumbus
Jamies Mahaffey
Oklahoma
Homer Wells
Kelson Phillips
Voge
J—Konald Colman
Anda
Weir
Merle Oberon
Jaye
George Jessel
Frank J. Gaskey
Cleveland
Kathy
Lois Eileen
Eileen
Jacksonville Social Notes
Sam
Ayheart
Pius Ulte
Hoot Gibson
Sunset Range
Blue Devils
Hooper Ridge Church Group
Sails For
America
J. N. Lakin
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Jackson
Church of the Nazarene
Plains Church of the Mazarene
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Gorcey
East Side
Hentz Hall
Billy Benedict Gabriel Dell
Margaret O'Brien
Butch Jenkins
I Fred Leffler
Nature
Mens Athletic
Men's Union
Mutual Stores
Lancaster, Logan and
New Lexington
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