Armistice Day Observed by Glouster Women's Class
Glouster's Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ held a November Armistice Day program at Mrs. Vera Kinney's home. Miss Cunningham presented scripture on wars and peace along with moral sketches and prayers for peace. Refreshments followed a business session that planned a Christmas party. 23 members and 2 visitors attended.
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Glouster
Eata
Cunningham
Vera Kinney
Church of Christ
Kinney
Josh
Miss Cunningham
Ware
Man Tower
Lena Smith
Mary Kinney
Lalla Danford
Iva Pedicord
Cassie Vaughn
Nelle Peugh
Jennie Jones
Betty Ruth Carpenter Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Ralph Carpenter hosted a Monday night party for her daughter Betty Ruth to mark her birthday. Guests enjoyed games and singing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mary Jane Morris, Ruth Kinney, Boydie Pride, Mary Eatelle Anderson, Elizabeth Munden, Patty Wolf, Lois Gibbs, Dorothy Seckinger, Jane Cunningham, Elizabeth Bailey, John Kinney, Jack Crawford, Rob Johnson, Donald Cooper, Dick Janchius, Louis McAllister, Fred Darling, William Howard, Frank Cunningham, and Cy Rockhald.
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Jack Crawford
Rob Johnson
Donald Cooper
Dick Swart
Richard Janchius
Louis McAllister
Fred Darling
William Howard
Frank Cunningham
Cy Rockhald
Clerks Elect Bailey President in GLOUSTER Union
At a Retail Clerks Union meeting in Glouster Ward Bailey was chosen president to succeed Clyde Mason who left to start his own business. Richard Jones Harold Cornwell and Harold Shirkey were elected to the executive board with Nelsonville members present. In Marcellite Rebekah Lodge reports an inspection at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night with Anna Stauffer of Athens as inspector and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Retail Clerks’ Union
Ward Bailey
Clyde Mason
Richard Jones
Harold Cornwell
Harold Shirkey
Jacksonville
Nelsonville Retail Clerks’ Union
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Anna Stauffer
Athens
Townsend Club Planned Meets at Moose Hall Friday
A meeting to organize a Townsend Club will be held at Moose Hall in the city Friday at 7 30 p m with local supporters. Representatives from every valley community are expected to attend and participate in the club's formation.
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Glouster
Moose Hall
Get-Together Club Minstrel Show This Friday
Bishopville residents will attend a Get-Together Club minstrel show at the townhouse Friday night at ?. A quilt will be given away during the event.
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Bishopville
Pickards Welcome New Members From Shady Aide
Mr. and Mrs. Pickard welcomed their daughter Leona and son David Jr from Shady aide joining Mr. Pickard of the Ohio Collieries Co engineering force stationed here for two years. The family will reside in the Thomas property on Madison Street.
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Glouster
Mra
DPD
FF. Pickard
Leona
David, Jr
Shadyaide
Mr. Pickard
Ohio Collieries Co
Thomas
Madison Street
Pneumonia Claims Corning Man John Morris at 31
GLOUSTER John Morris age 31 died at home in Corning after a brief illness of pneumonia and pleurisy. Funeral 9 a.m. Friday at St Bernard's Church Corning with Rev Anthony Tague. Burial in New Lexington cemetery. Survived by wife, three children, mother Mrs A Laird New Lexington, brother Thomas Corning, three sisters Mrs Richard Curtis Mrs Ben Orris Corning and Mrs Walter Allen New Lexington.
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Betty
Joan
A. Laird
New Lexington
Thomas
Corning
Richard Curtis
Ben Orris
Walter Allen
Carpenter District News Notes and Local Events
Carpenter reports Dr Grace M Jordan of Columbus wed Earl Duvall in Columbus on November 9. Jordan teaches at Ohio State University and heads the Mothers Health Clinic while Duvall works with the State Automobile Insurance Company. Local attendance included several Carpenter residents. Other items include lodge officer elections, farm loan delegation trips, B Y P U activities, and community visits with families from Akron Columbus Lancaster and Cincinnati.
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Carpenter
Grace M. Jordan
Columbus
Earl
J. V. Jordan
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Duvall
The
State Automobile Insurance Company
Ohio University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Glenwood M. F
Chiaparelli
B. A. Mowery
Eddie Lou Howery
Claire Cummings
Columbia Range
Arthur Woodyard
C. E. Jewell
Edna Starkey
Stanley Robinson
H. W. Dudgeon
H. E. Starakey
Graces
Ada Dudgeon
Alma Chase
Leona Chase
Wilber Rupe
Dorothy Morrison
Ada Belle Trainer
HM. T. Trainer
A. R. Caster
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank
Dyesvile Farmers’ Institute
Pomeroy Association
Carpenter Baptist Church
Carpenter Group
Carl Dotson
Akron
Sagen
Gallipolla
Harry Burritt
Harry Haning
Joe Turner
Elias Graham
G. Nichols
Sam Scott
Mur Coon
Audrey Knowlton
W. BE. Reeves
BE. W. Starkey
Walter Swett
Mies Mildred Steward
Swett
Bigness and its critics versus national policy
H A Toulmin Jr argues that labeling large corporations as criminal is misguided. He contends bigness arises from policy and that large firms provide mass employment, capital, and innovation, while deregulation risks widespread unemployment and weaker industry. He notes stockholder distributions in GM and AT&T and compares historical consolidation to modern corporate power.
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England
Eunice Harvey Returns Home After Major Operation
Mrs. Eunice Harvey, who had a major operation at St. Francie Hospital in Columbus three weeks ago, has returned and is staying at her mother Mrs. Missouri Lowery’s home in The Plains.
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Chauncey
Eunice Harvey
St. Francie Hospital
Columbus
Missouri Lowery
Plaina
Roosevelt Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets New Trail
President Roosevelt urges in a Thanksgiving proclamation that the nation’s actions now will guide future generations as he says we hew a new trail. He frames the long term impact of present years on mankind’s future.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kanauga Community Notes Highlight Local Socials and Visits
Surprised Rev. E. C. Venz marks birthday as neighbors host a potluck. Queen Esther Class meets at church. J. C. Johnson resumes work on the Sam May. Various visits and family trips span Huntington to Columbus and Macon. Halloween party at Forrest Fife home. Ladies Aid elects a new president in December.
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Kanauga
E. C. Venz
J. C. Johnson
Sam
C. W. Frye
Rodney
Lizzie Adams
Jesse
Georgia
Harry
Huntington
Upper River Road
Nanna Rothgeb
T. J. Oliver
Mattie Towsley
Albany
Ohio
Alice Jones
Tena Hix
Roy Thaxton
Near Porter
Verne Berridge
John Hix
Galipolis
Minor Thorne
Akron
Ernest
H. W. Walters
Thomas Reynolds
Chauncey Church of Christ Observes Fathers Day Event
Chauncey Church of Christ will observe Fathers Day with a Sunday School program on Sunday Nov 17 at 9 30 a m and a morning worship at 10 30 led by Mrs Gladys Pickering. The attendance committee includes Harvey Courtney Sie Skinner Set Jackson Charles Wadley and Andrew Simpkins. Family Day is announced for Sunday Nov 24. the public is invited.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Sherman Keasey
Harvey Courtney
Sie Skinner
Set Jackson
Charles Wadley
Andrew Simpkins
Gladys Pickering
Courtney
Toledo Families Visit Chauncey Guests Share Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Childress hosted weekend visitors from Toledo including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson and daughters Jean and Doris and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hartley and children Paul Louise Helen and Johnnie. They also visited Nelsonville relatives and shared a Sunday chicken dinner with additional guests Mrs. Douglas Locke Mrs. Clarence Garrett Mrs. Bess McGrath and Mr. Harry Stage. The gathering marked a first reunion in three years among the Hartleys Robinsons and Childresses.
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Chauncey
Mra
Harold Robinson
Jean
Doris
Darrell Hartley
Paul
Louise
Helen
Johnnie
Toledo
Russ Childress
Nelsonville
Harry Stage
Childress
Hartley
Robinson
Revival Continues at Morristown Holiness Church
Revival services in progress at Morristown Holiness Church led by Rev. Victor Glenn and Rev. John Peel of Bedford Indiana. Special singing planned with Dorothy McKinney and Beatrice Glenn from Bedford. Nightly services at 7 o clock, public invited.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Ministers Entertained Guests at Dinner in The Plains
Mr and Mrs William C Channell entertained Tuesday evening complimenting Rev J G Towriss conducting revival at the Church of the Nazarene The Plains and regular pastor Rev D H Goff Other guests were Rev and Mrs D C Shearer Rev Amy West and husband Charles West of Nelsonville
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Chauncey
Willam C. Channell
J. G. Towriss
Church of the Nazarene
the Plains
D. H. Goff
Channell
D. C. Shearer
Amy West
Charles West
Nelsonville
Bishopville Church Honors Fathers in Special Service
The Loyal Self Starters Class hosted a Father’s Day program before services led by Rev. Charles Crawford. Gifts were given to the oldest and youngest fathers, W. H. Hoon and Dwight Smith, amid a church event in Bishopville.
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Bishopville
Charles Crawford
Byesville
W. H. Hoon
Dwight Smith
Thelma Standley
Lorena Dunlap
Cadiz
Miss Standley
Ohio University
Athens
Don Withem
Glouster
J. M. McDonald
Millard Kasier
Ira Kasier
Fred Hambel
Jessie Wilson
Kasier
Frank Williams
Hambels
Charles Cantor
Wellston
Cantor
Sam South
Edith South
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Chauncey residents and visitors are listed with weekend and recent travels. Names include Thomas Newman Columbus with mother Elizabeth Waldie, Dorothy McKinney Bedford Inn visiting her parents, Lewis Adkins CCC enroute from Cliff Top West Virginia, Robert Hillyer Jr. CCC from Moundville West Virginia, Eddie Linscott Federal visiting his parents, Frank Lands Chauncey and George Van Meter family visits near Athens, and the Lopez family moving to The Plains.
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Chauncey
Thomas Newman Columbus
Elizabeth
Waldie
Dorothy McKinney
Bedford
Inn
Andrew McKinney
Lewis Adkins
CCC
Cliff Top
W. Va
Oscar Adkins
Charles Childress
George van Meter
Athens
Clarence Lopez
the Plains
Chauncey Mines Active as Fifteen Operations Reported
Fifteen mines in the district are recorded as working Thursday. Named mines include No. 24 No. 9 No. 107 No. 69 No. 10X Lick Run Chauncey No. 25 Poston No. 6 Hocking Luhrig Kimberly Salem Hollow Ohio No. 1 and Carbondale. Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ to serve lunch Saturday at Wade auction sale in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Lick Run
Poston
Hocking
Luhrig
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Ohio
Carbondale
Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield
VENDOL Claims Relief from Stomach Ailments in Marietta
Mrs. FE B Nicholson of 306 Kim Street Marietta says Vendol made from juices of 12 roots leaves barks and herbs improved her digestion and eliminated gas acid rises and heartburn after years of constipations and nervous sleep loss. She notes regular daily bowel movements and calmer nerves since starting Vendol.
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Marietta
Becker Auto Body
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Rebekah Lodge
Townsend Club
Ular
Athens County
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Ruth Zarley
Roy Deem
Rosa Mitchell
Hollister
Pete Gyure
Amy Giacomo
William Stein
Trimble
Maxine Hahn
Buchtel
Elmer James
Clara Christiansen
Carpenter District News
H. A. Toulmin Jr
the Fixer
America
General Motors
American Telephone Telegraph
Liz
Fred Craft
Chili
N. Y
Dionne
Canada
Mrs. Harvey
FE. B. Nicholson
Macy
Rinso
Theo
Ondesire
Good Housekeeping Lnstitute
Seven Brothers CO
Dan
Hazel
Darling
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