Glouster Kiwanis Open Red Cross Roll Call Drive
Glouster November 4 The Red Cross Roll Call has been started by the Kiwanis Club. Posters announce the annual membership drive and solicitors will wear Red Cross tags. Former members are asked to enroll again and those not yet joined are urged to join during the drive. Officers for the next year were elected at Tuesday meeting with BR. Angie as president and E. L. Jones as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
BR. Angie
E. L. Jones
John 8. Clark
Herman Atias
C. A. Pride
Endeavor Honors Dads at Armistice Day Dinner
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ hosted a dads dinner Sunday night at 5 30. Red white and blue decor and American Beauty rose buds graced candle lit tables. Twenty three fathers and sixty four members attended a program of music and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
Aid Heating Equipment Gift Reported in GLOUSTER
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ contributed 26 dollars toward new heating equipment. Gift announced at a meeting at Miss Esta Cunningham's home on Main Street. The class plans its annual Christmas party and gift exchange December 12 at Mrs. Bess Henshaw's home. A Legion Auxiliary meeting will follow at 7 p.m. in the Legion Hall with refreshments and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouester
Loyal Daughters
Hollister P T A Armistice Observance Program
Hollister P T A held an Armistice Day program featuring reflections and songs by students from multiple grades. Delegates Hazel Davis and Winnie Phelps reported on the Ohio Congress P T A in Columbus. The event awarded the attendance banner to the sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio Congress
Columbus
Hazel Davis
Winnie Phelps
Holleter Association
Murray City
America
Sophia Fydroski
Foster Lewis
Calvin Davis
Helen Molnar
Betty Cooper
Miss Mount
Two Men Plead Guilty In Local Court
George Williams of Bishopville Road and Bill Stem of age 22 pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace before Justice Eliza. Williams was jailed in Athens after failing to settle a $10 fine plus costs. Stem received a $5 fine and costs. Deputy Roy Goldsberry and Constable G H Love arrested Williams and Stem in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Ellis
George Williams
Bishopville Road
Athens
Williams
Roy Goldsberry
G. H. Love
Eliza
Bill Stem
Stem
Legion Auxiliary Conference Draws District Members
Mrs. Billa Dew president of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the Eighth District conference in Wellston along with Mrs. Maude Williams Mrs. Jessie McDonald and others from the district. State and district officials led the program with principal speakers. The spring conference will be held in Wellston next April.
Columbus Man Stricken at Farm in Troy Two
A Columbus man about 25 died Tuesday evening at a Decatur farm while en route to Coolville for medical help. White’s ambulance transported the body to Columbus. Local notices include numerous visits, birthdays, and gatherings around Coolville and nearby towns with several named families and residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Man
Troy
Coolville
Dixon
Columbus
Decatur
White
Tippy Dye Featured at Ohio State Football Games
POMEROY visitors at Ohio State football games admire William Tippy Dye and the enthusiasm of fellow students. During a crowd moment at the Ohio State Chicago game, fathers of players were introduced and applause broke out when Dye’s father was announced. Dye, a former Pomeroy High standout, as a sophomore at Ohio State, is noted as one of the lightest players on a major team and effectively the quarterback of the first string. He recently joined Phi Delta Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ohio State
William
Tippy) Dye
Halven
Chicago
Tippy" Dye
Pomeroy High School
Tippy Dye
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Eastern Star Elects Lois Cooper Worthy Matron in Glouster
The Thea Chapter O E 8 elected officers for 1985 Tuesday night in Glouster. Lois Cooper was named Worthy Matron with Eugene Galloway as Worthy Patron and Georgia Sayre as Associate Matron. Harold Kittrell and Ora Kittle were named Associate Patron and Associate Conductress respectively.
Oxford movement teachings to be discussed at church services
The Rev. A Y Wilcox will lead a 7 o clock service at Athens Presbyterian Church continuing last week’s discussion of the Oxford movement prompted by Miss Rowena Kesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Kesler
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Greendale Residents Visit Relatives Across Ohio
Social notes list Greendale residents and families visiting relatives in Nelsonville Columbus Logan Gore Carbon Hill and West Liberty. Names mention Mills Gill Kinnison Starr Drayton Hupp Oblinger Bond Parry and others with gatherings this week and past weekend.
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Ruth Mills
John Lehmen
Carbon Hill
William Clapp
Daryl
Clyde Drayton
Columbus
Tina Starr
Logan
Raymond Mills
Hopstetter
Buchtel
Raymond Kinnison
Harvey Kinnison
John Gill
Ralph Pierson
Bether Starr
Sherman Starr
Dale Primmer
Haydenville
Delbert Hupp
Rena Hill
Eudoria Briggs
Greendale
Ethelbert Horn
Gail Oblinger
Freda Starr
Arthur Hanning
Gore
Walter McWilliams
Curtis McWilliams
Herman Steele
West Liberty
Owen
William Drayton
Albert Guess
Nathan Starr
Bliss College
Floyd Parry
Finley Spires
Torch Mrs. Frank Russell Hosts M. E. Ladies Aid Meeting
Torch residents report a Thursday afternoon gathering led by president Mrs. Hazel Webster with songs and a program including a reading by Mrs. G. P. Russell. December session planned with Mrs. W. E. Hunt. local notices reference election results and community movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Russell
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Hazel Webster
Old Rugged Cross
G. P. Russell
W. E. Hunt
Ered
Stratton
Brown
Davey
Jenkins
Bernard Brewster
Jess Smith
Denver Day
Joe Exlocker
Melvin Blackburn
R. E. Goodwin
Ernest Misner
Millfield
Fanny Romine
Arthur and
Austin
Athens
Francis
Middleport
Edith Blatt
Vienna
W. Va
Murray City Death of George Neal at 80
George Neal age 80 died at his son Frank Neal’s home on Saturday night. Funeral services were at United Brethren church Tuesday at 1 pm with Rev. Roy Stand ford officiating. Neal leaves four sons and three daughters. Burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery. Local social notes list visits and hospital patients among neighbors and relatives in Glouster Columbus and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neal
Frank Neal
United Brethren Church
Roy Standford
Neal
Greenlawn Cemetery
Albert Spencer
Ralph Anders
Leo Mitchell
New Plymouth
Howard Brooker
Ruth
Virginia Brooker
Bobby Dunn
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Bobby
Agnes Stonei
Margaret Anderson
Glouster
Albany Grange elects officers at Saturday meeting
At the regu lar Albany Grange gathering on Saturday night officers were chosen led by Master Don Sanders and include over seer J G Tewks bury lecturer Mrs L F Miller chaplin Floyd Fought secretary Mrs Lee Elliott treasurer Mrs F E B Radcliffe steward Fred Elliott assistant steward Ray Knowlton gate keeper Jesse Douglas ceres Mrs Jesse Douglas Pomona Mrs Don Sanders Flora Mrs Ed Rickey executive committee member E E Lewis legislative agent F E B Radcliffe Arrangements were made for a Pomona Grange program in Lodi and several local residents were noted as week end guests or medal recipients at the M E Sunday School event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Grange
Don Sanders
J. G. Tewksbury
L. F. Miller
Chaplin
Floyd Fought
Lee Elliott
F. EB. Radcliffe
Fred Elliott
Ray Knowlton
Sam Scott
Jesse Douglas
Ceres
Pomona
Flora
Ed Rickey
E. E. Lewis
Lodi
W. H. Knowlton
Pickerington
Orville Knowlton
Canal Winchester
H. W. Reeder
Floyd
Margaret Lantz
Eddie Bobzene
McArthur
David W. Williams
Lucile
Emmett Wingett
Mary Louise
Arthur van Dyke
M. E. Sunday School
M. L. Woodbury
Denver
Colo
Wilam Gillogly
W. B. Morse
Akron
E. N. Morse
Zaleski
P. D. Morse
Marie Throckmorton
Athens
Richard Collins
Columbus
Kyle D. Russell
Paul
Helen Nevins
Cincinnati
A. F. Russell
Mary Robinett
Pension plans show mixed fate as private schemes shrink
Labor Department survey finds 97 private unemployment plans tried, 62 endure since 1929, with many cutting benefits. Joint agreements fall to five of 25, company plans survive out of 23. trade union plans persist but with difficulty. State old age pensions rise, with 28 states plus two territories enacting laws and varied monthly sums.
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Washington
Labor Department
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Utah
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Fultz Named Editor Of Ath ENS High School Yearbook
Leslie Fultz has been appointed editor in chief of the Arena Ath ens High School yearbook. Bob Bird becomes business manager with a staff including Dick Acomb Virginia McVay June Fultz Maynard Aldridge and others. The note adds that the laughing jackass is not an animal but a bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fultz
Athens
Bob Bird
Dick Acomb
Virginia McVay
June Fultz
Maynard Aldridge
Betty McCoy
Emma Strahl
Parker Walker
Roger Mills
Betty Baker
Mary Anna Schuler
Paul Jones
Harry Bennett
Mary Olive Cowan
Eula Pendergrass
Evelyn Fishbeugh
Roberta Chism
Florence Harvey
Jackass
McKnight Rites Held at Salem Center Church
Funeral services for Sumner W. McKnight were conducted Sunday at Salem Center Church in Langsville Meigs County. He had been ill for months, and was a lifelong resident. Buffalo West Virginia visitors observed the funeral. Local residents and relatives noted births and visits. several families and nearby towns were mentioned in the social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Langsville
Sumner W. McKnight
Salem Center Church
McKnight
Local Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Brief Notes
Mrs Letha Grimma visits Carrol in Battle Creek with daughter Mrs Dan ledo accompanying her home. George Sayreang installed a new furnace in a church last week. C W Allman of Saturday visits with big Roush. Mr and Mrs Rush lumbus hosted guests including Mrs Flora Mra Philson Norris. Nellie Wagner and family visit hospital patients. N Wagner returns home after treatment for an infected knee. Only residents of the States are rightfully identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennaro Pisacano
New York
Howard Stalnaker
Parkersburg
Torch
Floyd Richards
Ft. Myers
Fla
Haworth
Galva
Lows
Emma Stout
Athens
Cora Russell
Belpre
Will
Orpha Robinson
A. N. Criss
Ernest Tripp
Zaleski
James Criss
Letha Grimma
Carrol of
Battle Creek
Dan #ledo
George Sayreang
C. W. Allman
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Glouster Kiwanis Club
Red Cross Drive
Endeavor
Leyal Daughters
Clase
Reedsville
Legion Auxiliary
Wellston
Eral
East Roth Street
Naomi Heinteman
Arch Heinteman
John Heinlein
Steternville
Charles Gephart
Emma Gephart
Adame
Marietta
Lawrence Bailey
Vanderhoot
Charles Cole
Fairview
Alice
Russell Cole
Tick Ridge
Arthur Cole
John Aiken
West Rock Street
F. W. Chapman
Leona
H. H. Chapman
Chapman
B. G. Chapman
Carthage Church
Marcella Davis
Harold McBride
Davis
Oliver Weethee
8. A. Stewart
Kananga
A. Penrose
Charles King
Mary Louise Holdren
Kathryn Boggs
W. H. McDaniels
John Wheeler
J. B. Meredith
W. Chapman
Eastern Star
Lois Cooper
Harry Mills and Son
Nelsonville
Walter McWilliama
Harley Kinnison
D. A. Dunfee
Mark Dietz
Columbua
Charles Strum Jr
George Gears
Mike Anders
A. A. Person
E. A. Person
Charles Hoffman
Kenneth Hoffman
Anna Bell Thomas
Ed Kerscher
Robert Foster
Albert Giacomo
Giacomo
Harold Johnson
Pearl Hellyer
Fred Miller
Mary Shaffer
Ruth Penn
Mary
Mabel Conrad
Margaret Shuttleworth
Richard Poon
Pension Plan
Fultz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Edwin M. Watson
Wilson Brown
Ore Pickens
Buffalo
T. M. Pickens
Cora Morris
Theron
Marvin
Bruce
Gallie Pickens
Guy Farmer
Edith Halliday
Parsons, Kans
W. E. Wright
George Powell
Glenn Powell
Earl Tawney
Gallipolis
Elza Brown
T. W. Wilson
Alice Miller
Ferry Chase
J. E. Chase
William Graham
Rutland
Gerald Graham
Guy Lynch
W. T. Miller
Vin
Ton
Wade Kennedy
Hattie Gardner
David Wright
Maynard Davis
L. E. Ents. Minger
J. L. Miller
Rio Grande
Letar
J. P
Lew
J. Britton
Linton Mattox
Lewis Ours
O. Ge
Ravensy
Charleston
J. A Qu
K. Pp. Wallace Say of
Huntington
Wogan
Lola Eee Te Py Deposits
Glendale
Clover Farm
Beaver
John Littlebear
John
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