Coal Contract Awarded for Winter Season
Everett Brunton was awarded a contract to supply coal for Glouster city schools at a special board meeting. Schools close December 24 for Christmas and reopen January 3, 1939, with a ten day vacation for teachers and pupils. The board sought an advanced tax order for October salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Everett Brunton
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Thomas W. Figley
Madison
Monroe
Dolores Jones
Shirley Bradley
Mary V. Croushore
Scyle Craig
Alice Thomas
Bill Zimmer
Glen Reed
Joe Nelson
John Bryson
Bill Byers
Wollenhaupt
Donald Cunningham
Robert Byers
Arthur Matthews
Tony Labora
Lawrence Limo
Allan Jago
Andrew Covella
James Shears
Charles Vernon
Frank Wolf
Jack McGee
Jack Viney
Jack Sharlike
Pneumonia Fatal to Glouster Woman 76
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston aged 76 widow of Andrew Johnston died Wednesday after a pneumonia illness contracted last Saturday. Survived by two brothers Add and Jess McGee of Hollister. She belonged to Hollister U B Church. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elizabeth Johnston
Andrew Johnston
Add
Jess McGee
Hollister
Johnston
Hollister U. B
Newlywed Night Honors Glouster Kiwanis at Gordon Hotel
Glouster Kiwanis Club held Ladies Night at the Gordon Hotel honoring Gail Wallace and his bride. About fifteen couples attended as Al Craft presented the couple with a gift and G W Rose issued a Kiwanis pin while welcoming new member O L Easley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Lamborn
C. F. Wallace
F. D. Kinney
al T. Craft
C. E. Haskins
Social Notes from Glouster celebrate 13th birthday party
Donna Jo Dennison marked her 13th birthday Tuesday October 18 with a hay ride bonfire wiener roast and marshmallow toast. Guests included many neighbors and friends as well as chaperones and family. Community clubs and social events follow with meetings announced for Friday and November first. Plus trustees schedule commodity distribution Saturday October 22 from 9 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Donna Jo Dennison
John
Donald Cunningham
Barbara
Cynthia Richardson
Robbie Weymueller
Diane Blower
Billie Roberts
Donna Faye Seckinger
David Cox
Edythe Mae Henry
Billie Bartells
Kathleen Roberts
Babe Faires
Rita Rice
Junior Strumm
Bobby Gamwell
Barbara Knight
Vietta Masterson
Ernest Burdess
Juanita Williams
Dick Heiskell
Betty Ann Nelson
Joann Heck
Jo Lavon Faires
Pete Matthews
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Frank Wolf
Donald Hickman
Florence Shepard
Mary Lee Thompson
Mary Virginia Logue
Delores Ann
Dairy Beats Bakery GLOUSTER-Winifred Triumph in City League
GLOUSTER-Winifred’s Dairy topped Rich-Loaf 2679 in a three straight win at Wolf & Sons Alleys Wednesday night. Jim Wolf led with a 212 high single and D Kovatch posted a 582 series as Rich-Loaf’s R Janchius, V Eddy, R Bulloch, D Kovatch, B Johnston, and others posted solid totals. Due to absences, Ladies Friday Night Bowling League postpones start to October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Winifred
Rich-Loaf
Wolf & Sons
Jim Wolf
D. Kovatch
R. Janchius
V. Eddy
R. Bulloch
B. Johnston
Zaleski Brief News Notes and Social Highlights
Local notes record obituaries and visits across Zaleski area. Families log travel from Columbus Detroit Athens Xenia and McArthur with multiple relatives visiting and hosting gatherings. The item also notes Mrs Heskett’s illness and a wedding in Oakland marking United Airlines’ 300th stewardess marriage.
Chauncey and Dover Social News Highlights
Chauncey Abella family visited ill E T Abdella of Chauncey in Parkersburg. Lower Plains hosts included S G Nichols and guests Samuel Scott Audry Knowlton Elmo Scott Mary Gillem and Arthur Coon. Rural visitors attended Lancaster Fair then Columbus. others joined Roy Hawk household in Lower Plains. Reverend Melvin Dunn of Wellston preached at Zion Church with Mrs Dunn and son Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Johnson
A. C. Ansel
Ansel
Davis
Jasper Bobo
Irwin Stauffer
Donald
the Plains
Myrtle Tinker
Newark
Guy Tinker
Clarence Hayman
Harold Osborne
Columbus
R. H. Thomas
Woodrow
Alice Jacoby
Marietta
Ruth Talbot
McArthur
Portsmouth
Margaret Brewer
George Brewer
Athens
Sarah Vanderford
Charles Klingenberg
Paul Glass
Holland
Xenia
Charles Dudley
R. Dudley
Noel V. James
W. F. Dorgan
Cleire James
Velinus Jame
James
Weldon Brown
Ralph
Nelsonville
Missouri Mace
Nancy Hegwood
June Tinker
Sue Heskett
Chauncey
Mary Abdella
Parkersburg
E. T. Abdella
S. G. Nichols
Lower Plains
Samuel Scott
Audry Knowlton
Elmo Scott
Mary Gillem
New Marshfield
Arthur Coon
Earl Thompson
Fletcher Hawk
Hester Scott
Salem
Richard Hicks
Fred Gabriel
Dessie Sickles
Gabriel
Ralph MacCathran
Sugar Creek
Arthur Burchfield
William Hawk
Oscar Loper
Murray City
Roy Hawk
Beulah Hawk
Melvin Dunn
Wellston
Zion Church
Dunn
Harold
Chauncey People Attend Athens Veterans Meet
Chauncey residents Sherman Keasey and Alma Staffinger led a Spanish American War Veterans Camp No. 78 and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64 gathering at Athens 10.C.F. Hall Tuesday night for a six o'clock dinner and business session. about 60 members attended. The next meeting is set for Nelsonville on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sherman Keasey
F. H. Staffinger
John McConaha
Smadies
Joseph Greuler
Cincinnati
Nelsonville
Chauncey Faces Buchtel In Friday Showdown
Chauncey ready to meet Buchtel Friday as underdogs. Chauncey backs and line feature names like Dick McCafferty, Herman Segmons, Jack Smith, and Lewis Kottgan with Palmer at QB. Buchtel counters with Conley, Calvert, McConnell, Shesky and Chornaik in a balanced clash. The same page notes Headley rites for Friday and a Baer Dempsey traffic anecdote.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Buchtel
Dick McCafferty
Herman Segmons
Jack Smith
Dickerson
Dick Lesters
Carl Kozma
Johnnie Earich
Sapp
Don Bridgewater
Day
Earl E. Moody
Lewis Kottgan
Joe Stalder
Bill Keasy
Keish
Porter
Palmer
Dow Bridgewater
R. E. Conley
R.T
Calvert
Hoce
C. McConnell
L.G
Wintmore
L.T
Hopstetter
L.E
McQuaid
R.H.B
Shesky
L.H.B
Shively
Q.B
Chornaik
F.B
Nutter
Chauncey-Dover School To Present Benefit Show
Chauncey-Dover High School hosts a benefit show at the auditorium on Friday night October 21 at 8 o clock featuring Chauncey Benjamin Franklinite the Fourth a magician and entertainer with a two hour program of comedy illusions and his original reincarnation illusion The Princess Reborn Proceeds go to the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Benjamin Frankite
Chauncey-Dover High School
Franklin
San Jose nursery to care for delegates babies
The San Jose Chamber of Commerce will care for babies of delegates at conventions in the city. The Day Nursery will park the infants at 90 cents a day including lunch. In San Francisco the finest are to be appointed by brains rather than muscle with high school training required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
San Just
Veal
Chamber of Commerce
San Jose Day Nursery
San Francisco
Backache linked to tired kidneys say experts
Readers urged to consider kidney function as the source of backaches and other symptoms. The ad promotes Doan's Pills, claiming they relieve waste buildup by flushing kidney tubes and have helped millions for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean's Mills
Doan
Thought He Was in Grip of Neuritis and Rheumatism
An elderly man describes long lasting pain in hands and limbs and credits Vendol as a mild diuretic that eased constipation and kidney strain. He reports relief of pains, improved sleep, and better digestion after starting the Vendor treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendol
Vendor
A. J. Edmondson
Lower Plains Residents Attend Funeral Rites
CHAUNCEY John Langel age 91 father of Clarence Langel died at his Baltimore Ohio home and was buried on Saturday An aunt Mrs James Sherm died at her Pickerington home during the funeral period Her funeral was held Tuesday Attending were Clarence Langel Kenneth Langel Roy Langel Ralph Langel Mrs Oliver Geary and Robert Dicken from Lower Plains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Langel
Clarence Langel
Lower Plains
Baltimore
Ohio
James Sherm
Pickerington
Kenneth Langel
Roy Langel
Ralph Langel
Oliver Geary
Robert Dicken
Injured Woman Falls at Home in Condor Street Accident
Mrs Barbara Wildermuth age 76 of Condor Street fell from a step ladder at her home Wednesday afternoon striking her back on a radiator and receiving severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wildermuth
Condor St
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Kiwanians
Loyal Women’s
Grace Myers
Jessie McDonald
Mary Cornwell
Cassie McCormick
Matey Dugan
Bill Johnston
Bob Bulloch
Charles Harper
Roger Kittle
Maxine Burns
Dorothy Vernon
J. T. Martin
Virgil Eddy
Harold Kittell
George Wolf
Thelma Ley
Anna Marie Wolfe
Laberta Lynch
Corwin Cookson
Ernest Vernon
Anderson
Progressive Study Club
Emmett Anderson
Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Cunningham
Blower
Drury
Angle
Ochs
Norma Powers
Scandinavia
John Blower
A. A. Gessell
Bert Gessell
Paul Gessell
Noel Gessell
Alonzo Gessell
Detroit
Mich
Earl May
Deborah Thomas
John Ross, Jr
L. E. Burnelle
Reserves Officers Training Corps
Fort Hayes
Dibee
Greyhound
ST. Lou
Washington, D.C
Vincennes
Union Bus
Union
Chillicothe
Clarksburg
Charles Lindbergh
Nevile Henderson
Germany
Berlin
Lilienthal Society For Aeronautical Research
Dairy Beats Bakery
Zaleski
Oakland
Dorothy Hickett
United Air Lines
Chauncey and
Dover
Veterans
Chauncey-Dover School
Henry Osborne
Millie
Mill St
Elmer Newland
Turner
Tuppers Plains
David Kim
Morrall
Newland
Kim
Osborne
Dane Osborne
Florence Ann
Vere Ridge
Harry Noble
Albany
Willoughby
Newton Bros. Circus
Hickman's Pharmacy
Georgia
Wunder
Coats
Oxfords
SUEDE
W.L. Douglas — Friedman
Shelby Shoes
Dr. Urban
Arch Shoes
Court St
Athens, Ohio
Children's Union SU
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