Nelsonville Legion Donates Cannon to Scrap Metal Drive
Nelsonville unit of the American Legion has donated its cannon to the scrap metal campaign. In Nelsonville Arthur Lattimer known as Johnny, stationed at Fort Knox, has been accepted at staff sergeant's school for 11 weeks of extra training. Andy West pleaded guilty to intoxication in Nelsonville. He was fined $10 and costs and arranged to pay.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Nelsonville Legion
Nelsonville
Arthur Lattimer
Johnny
Fort Knox
George Lattimer
Watkins St
Andy West
Herman Ogg
Parade for Children Is Approved
Nelsonville Glouster area American Legion posts vote to hold a Halloween children parade and host a members’ party. Thomas Lax named parade chair with a committee including E L Crane and others. Officer installation set for Oct 22 at Glouster. Regular meetings schedule announced and Legion activities highlighted. James William Love returns from Great Lakes after six weeks training. Mrs Raymond Brunaton and son Paul Edward visit Columbus relatives.
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Nelsonville
Glenford
Thomas Lax
E. L. Crane
T. F. Muligan
Clarence Badwell
Bruce Brooks
F. M. Shivers
Commander Carter
Hoodlett
C. S. Mechem
J. D. Adamson
T. F. Mulligan
W. W. Warren
Raymond Brunaton
Paul Edward
Columbus
Lilacs Bloom in Yard of Eddy Home
In Glouster the Eddy residence shows springlike lilacs with blooms and new leaf buds. Mrs. Eddy picked branches from the lilac bush displaying flowers and developing foliage in the yard.
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Eddy
E. J. Eddy
Shockley Dies Suddenly in Nelsonville at 66
Clarence A. Shockley 66 a Nelsonville resident died suddenly at his Kentner Street home this morning from a heart attack. He was an agent for Prudential Life Insurance for 20 years and later served as merchants night police. He leaves a wife a sister Mrs Frances McFarland of Lancaster and three nieces. The body was taken to Stout Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev John Lloyd Evans. Burial in Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Clarence A. Shockley
Kentner St
Shockley
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Frances McFarland
Lan
Honors Grandsons To Enter Service
Mary Love of Oakdale Road hosted a Friday chicken dinner to honor three grandsons en route to military service. Bill Love recently completed six weeks at Great Lakes Navy training. Walter Love departed for Fort Benjamin Harrison. Harry Love left Columbus after his final exams. Family members attended. Revival meetings start Sunday Oct. 11 in New Town with Rev. Ruth Nubby leading an all day session.
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Glouster
Mary Love
Oakdale Road
James William
Bill) Love
Great Lakes
Ill
U. S. Navy
Walter Love
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Harry Love
Columbus
Bill
Francis Love
Walter
Harry
Albert Love
NEW Town
Ruth Nubby
Service Organization To Meet in Glouster Friday
The Community Service Organization will meet Friday evening at the American Legion Hall Glouster. Ethel Riley and her musicians will headline with an out-of-town speaker. Scrap iron admission funds will buy Christmas presents for local servicemen. a city truck will collect junk Friday from 4 pm. Public invited to attend and contribute.
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Glouster
American Legion Hall
Ethel Riley
Armed Services
Textiles in War Industries program at Glouster club
Miss Neile Danford presented Textiles in War Industries with Miss Eva Kientz at the Sen ior Progressive Study Club meeting held Tuesday evening at Mrs. L. G. DeLong’s home on Madison Street. Mrs. Harriette Weymueller led the brief business session preceding the program. Attendees included Mrs. B. R. Angle, Mrs. John S. Blower, Miss Lalla Danford, Mrs. L. G. DeLong, Mrs. S. D. Dunnett, Mrs. Everett Eddy, Mrs. Clyde Harper, Mrs. J. H. Henshaw, Mrs. W. B. Morris, Mrs. Carl Pico, Mrs. Ruth Watkins, Mrs. Sara Willis, Miss Merle Danford, and guest Mrs. H. H. Withers of Buchannon, W. Va., visiting with Mr. and Mrs. DeLong.
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Mrs. DeLong
Marital union in Greens Run witnesses and local society notes
Genevieve Seymour and David O Oliver of Greens Run wed Tuesday evening in the mayor’s office with Mrs Rachel Russell as witness. Local WCTU meeting featured a covered dish dinner at the Methodist Church with 11 members in attendance and new president Mrs C A Bingman. The group discussed a city curfew, and committees were named for future meetings.
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Genevieve Seymour
David O. Oliver
Greens Run
Thomas Williams, Sr
Rachel Russell
W.C.T.U
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
R. B. Smith
Athens
A. A. Gessell
John Bullock
Ernest Jones
A. G. Winkle
C. B. Tigner
George Barton Gutten
Kenneth Kasler Recovering in Navy Hospital at Great Lakes
Kenneth Kasler of Canton, formerly of Glouster, is recuperating from major surgery at a U S Navy hospital in Great Lakes Illinois. He asks friends to write to Ward 84 North, Great Lakes. Kasler enlisted in the Navy September 1 and after 42 days at Great Lakes will be transferred to a Naval Air training station.
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Glouster
Kenneth Kasler
Canton
Great Lakes
Ill
U. S. Navy Hospital
Kenneth
Navy
Naval Air Corps
Kiwanians Name New Officers in Glouster Club
A Glouster Kiwanis Club meeting named a nominating committee of B. R. Angle Ben H. Goldberg W. Bailey Rev A G Winkle and D R Kovach. Dr C G Davis of the State Health Dental division will be guest speaker next week. An important Civilian Defense Corps meeting is set at the mayor's office tonight at 7 30.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon
B. R. Angle
Ben H. Goldberg
W. ©. Bailey
A. G. Winkle
D. R. Kovach
C. G. Davis
Dental Division
State Department of Health
Civilian Defense Corps
Watkins Is To Head McCann Legion Post
Cecil Watkins was elected commander of the Frank McCann Post No 414 American Legion at Tuesday evening’s meeting. Other officers named include C E Haskins, Martin Sarina, C B Vernon, C G Lunsford, Robert Skinner, William Hedfelt, and Harry Richards. Alfred Andrews is retiring. Installation set for Oct 20 at the next regular meeting.
Wright Funeral To Be Held Saturday
Funeral services for William Wright who died at his home in Glouster will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock at the First Baptist Church with Rev Crable officiating Burial will be in the Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
William Wright
First Baptist Church
Crable
Glouster Cemetery
Son Sgt John Harper transfers eastward
Mr and Mrs Clyde Harper report their son Sgt John Harper has been transferred from Pine Camp Tennessee to near Nashville Tennessee. He and several fellow soldiers visited an old southern mammy in a woods cabin who preached and sang songs for them, which pleased the group.
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Glouster
Clyde Harper
Sgt
John Harper
Pine Camp
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Kearns Couple Welcome Jacksonville Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs James Kearns of Jacksonville are parents of a daughter born Tuesday at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Kearns of Jacksonville and Mr and Mrs Allison Jones of Glouster.
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Jacksonville
James Kearns
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Joe Kearns
Allison Jones
Glouster
Rinaldos Move From City To Akron
Mr and Mrs James Rinaldo relocated to Akron on Wednesday taking residence at 93 Brighton Drive Their daughter Rosa Leon is employed in Akron and joins the family there.
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Glouster
James Rinaldo
Akron
Brighton Drive
Rosa Leon
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Andrew Viney
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Dorothy Stahl
Herb Armstrong
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Karen
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