Trans-Atlantic Group Holds Annual Picnic
The Trans Atlantic Brides and Parents Association held its annual picnic at Picadilly Hollow on the George R. Carter farm. Attendees included numerous members from England and Ohio communities such as Nottingham London Chillicothe Columbus Nelsonville Logan Laurelville and Jackson. In Gallia County Cynthia L. Dorsey age four fractured her left elbow after falling in her front yard and was treated at Holzer Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl
Columbus
William Pearson
Janis
David
Keith
New Lexington
Emmett Davis
Vickie
Nelsonville
Keith Brown
Andrea
Laurie
Gallipolis
Cynthia L. Dorsey
Charles Dorsey
Jackson
Holzer Medical Center
Civil Service Bills Passed In Legislature
James Marshall of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association told members at a Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital meeting that 12 of the 30 bills they sponsored were enacted, with 10 more held until 1970. He cited pay raises for state workers and county welfare employees, plus classification changes and a biennial benefits total around 60 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Ohio Civil Service
Southeast Ohio
James Marshall
Senate
Marshall
Glouster Briefs: Bruntons Visit New Jersey and Fort Dix
Glouster residents report travels and military updates. The Bruntons, with their daughter Rev and Linda McAllister and Sarina Ie win, spent time in New Jersey and trained at Fort Dix. Their son Bruce and David Christman finish Dix and head to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for further schooling. Meanwhile, Ira Stansberry stayed with Mary Kendall in Big Run Pennsylvania. Weekend guests at Enlon Grubbs in Walnut Hill included multiple families from Lebanon Canton Centerville Cincinnati and Lancaster. Edward Noon of Columbus visited his mother Mrs Thomas Noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brunton
Linda McAllister
Sarina Iewin
New Jersey
Ished
Fort Dix
Brunton
Bruce
David Christman
Fort Leonard Wood
Ira Stansberry
Mary Kendall
Big Run
Enlon Grubbs
Walnut Hill
Robert. Smith
Mark
Jennifer
Evan
Maggie Keating
Columbus
David Grubbs
Andrew
Peter
Joel
Miriam
Stanley Henderson
Judy
Joan
Stephen
Lebanon
David Snyder
Karen
Canton
Alfred Henderson
Brent
Chris
Julie
Centerville
Ken Henderson
Doug
Cincinnati
Ed Burchfield
Lancaster
Edward Noon
Thomas Noon
District officers to hold Athens seminar on December 20
Beatrice Walters announced a district seminar for officers to be held in Athens on December 20. James Hollenbaugh and Ann Woolever were named to plan a tentative Christmas dinner party. Members were reminded they may obtain automobile insurance at a 10 percent group discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Beatrice Walters
James Hollenbaugh
Ann Woolever
Athens
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in Glouster
Mrs. Sandra Shuttleworth was elected president with Marzin Andrews as first vice president and Helen Marshall as second vice president. Other officers include secretary Sybil Kurtzman treasurer Billa Dew chaplain Neal Morris historian Esta Haskins. Installation set for October 16 at 7 30 p.m.
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Glouster
Ben Neutzling
Sybil Ebers Back
Pomeroy
American Legion Auxiliary
Glouster Legion
Sandra Shuttleworth
Marzin Andrews
Helen Marshall
Sybil Kurtzman
Billa Dew
Neal Morris
Esta Haskins
Point Pleasant Gun Club to Elect Officers at Meeting
Officers for the Point Pleasant Gun Club will be elected at the January meeting Thursday in the city building. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Deslar Kittle Birthday Honor At Family Picnic
Deslar Kittle was honored on his birthday as family gathered at his country home for a picnic dinner. Attending were numerous descendants from Glouster Nelsonville Malta Chesterhill and Chesterhill including Mr and Mrs Dick Malone and children Jason LaVern Joseph Laura. Virgil Judy Sheldon James. William Sandra Billy Deslar. James Drake and children Julia Jimmy Jennifer. Gene Rushing and Shannon. Deslar Malone and son Darrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Deslar Kittle
Dick Malone
Clifford Malone
Joseph Kittle
Jason
LaVern
Joseph
Laura
Virgil Kittle
Virgil
Judy
Sheldon
James
Nelsonville
William Kittle
Sandra
Billy
Deslar
Chesterhill
James Drake
Julia
Jimmy
Jean
Jennifer
Malta
Gene Rushing
Shannon
Deslar Malone
Darrin
Mason County Land Transfers
James and Virginia Devouit transfer real estate in Graham District to Jack and Elizabeth Shifter for 2700 dollars. Mary Margaret and Heber Rifle transfer Lewis District property to Virgil and Patrice Byus for 1800 dollars. Charles and Edna Higginbotham transfer Union District property to Amerdee and Mamie Oldoker for 9000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Virginia Devouit
Graham
Jack and
Elizabeth Shifter
Mary Margaret
Heber Rifle
Lewis
Virgil and
Patric Byus
Charles
Edna Higginbotham
Union
Amerdee
Mamie Oldoker
Miss Karen Zimmer Guests at Zimmer Home
Miss Karen Zimmer of Columbus spent the weekend as a guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Zimmer on Dew Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Zimmer
Columbo
Mrs
H. H. Zimmer
Dew Street
Local Guests Gather for 70th Birthday of Mr Kittle
Guests include Mr Kittle's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William Richards of McConnelsville and Har ley J Kittle of Glouster, Mr and Mrs George Samson of Reynoldsburg, Mrs Louise McNerlen of Columbus, and Mrs Julia Kittle. Mr Kittle, son of Harriet Kittle and the late Reuben Kittle, will be 70 on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kittle
William Richards
McConnelsville
Harley J. Kittle
Glouster
George Samson
Reynoldsburg
Louise McNerlen
Columbus
Julia Kittle
Kittle
Harriett Kittle
Reuben Kittle
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Frank
Navy
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Fairmonts
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Chef Boy
Maxwell House
Robin Hood
Idaho
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Libby Sale
Libby
Ea Roast
Jes
Sirloin
By Aman A
Nein
Robi
Trans-Atlantic
Tillie Mariiett
Logan
Loren Nixon
New Straitsville
Harry Greaves
Roger
David Lattimer
George Randell
Jeff
Jack
Steve
Bill
Laurelville
Melody Eggleston
Carter
Richard
Curtis
Legion Auxiliary
GUN Club
Mason County
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