Men To Hear Newark Pastor At Meeting
Methodist men in GLOUSTER will meet at 7 p.m. at the church with an old fashioned sing along and a program. The Rev. Joseph B. Rosemargy of Newark Ohio will speak. He is a lecturer traveler and has 25 years in Christian ministry. He led the Wesley Foundation at King Avenue Columbus and pastored Akron First Methodist. Refreshments follow in social rooms.
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Glouster
Joseph B. Rosemargy
First Church
Newark
Ohio
Rosemargy
England
Wesley Foundation
King Avenue Methodist Church
Columbus
First Methodist Church
Akron
William Sisson Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for William Sisson, who died in Sheltering Arms Hospital, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Trimble Church of Christ. Burial is planned at Hilltop Cemetery in Millfield. Friends may call at the home until noon, then at the church.
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Glouster
William Sisson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Trimble Church of Christ
Hilltop Cemetery
Millfield
Glouster Dinner Honors John Fouts on 74th Birthday
A GLOUSTER-A dinner at Glouster Route 1 celebrated John Fouts turning 74. Guests included relatives from Columbus Cleveland Canton Athens Hemlock Logan Plain City and more. The event linked to an evangelism conference at Taft Auditorium sponsored by the Cincinnati Bible Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Fouts
David Williams
Hemlock
Ohio
Glenn
Harold Fouts
Columbus
Bernard Klonowski
Alan
Deborah
Cleveland
Ralph Hartman
Canton
Paul Williams
Timmie
Joan
Wayne
Athens
Ronnie Ziegler
Davis Williams
Sandra
Janet
Edward Nelson
Logan
William Stahl
Judy
Plain City
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Glen Fouts
Zeigler
Jerry
Tommy
William St
Trimble WSCS Meet Postpones Auction at Mrs Zimmer Home
The Trimble Methodist Church WSCS will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Laura Zimmers home with Mrs Grace Sayre in charge of the program Jacksonville WSCS to be guests at the meeting. The silent auction is postponed until Nov 1 and each member is asked to bring her mite.
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Trimble Methodist Church
WSCS
Laura Zimmer
Grace Sayre
Jacksonville
Births and admissions listed in Holzer Hospital notes
Holzer Hospital notes report several births to families including Nibert of Gallipolis Lloyd of Jackson and Lieving of Point Pleasant. Admissions include Harold Hopkins Crown City Chaffee Long Bottom and multiple surgical cases with names and hometowns. Discharges list many patients including Mrs. Davis and baby son and Mrs. Stewart with son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Nibert
Gallipolis
J. Owen Lloyd
Edward Bort
Patriot
Norman Lieving
Point Pleasant
Harold Hopkins
Jackson
Alrold Halley
Crown City
Keith Chaffee
Long Bottom
Hayden Crabtree
Columbus
Surgical
B. Haley
Charleston
Justin Miller
Dorr Bose
Portland
Clarence Sellers
Cove
Medical
Carl Snyder
Oak Hill
H. E. Cooper
Tampa
Fla
Richard Lee Maynard
Ewington
William Kimberling
Arbuckle
W. Va
H. B. Ecker
Archie Williams
Charlie Oliver Irwin
Will W. Varian
Letarts’Falls
Keneath Elliott
Byrd Finley
Frank Rudman
Jack Stegall
David Davis
Dewey Owens
Earl Vance
Doris Adkins
George W. Davis
Thomas Stewart
Randall Taylor
A. J. Maze
James Smith
Gilbert Craig
Marian Dye
Charles McKee
Henry King
C. B. Ramsey
John Woodall
Edgar Eugene Ebert
Leroy Delaney
L. A. van Gilder
Homer Williams
Harry Royal Hurn
Myron Wallace
Edward Roark
Goldie Coleman
Hobart Stanley
Wesley Wipert
Lloyd Davenport
Currys and Knoxs Host and Visit Friends
Mr and Mrs Garnet Curry hosted guests including Mrs German Curry of Williamson W Va Joyce Ann and Lucinda Curry visited Mrs Rhoda Knox Guests of Kenneth Knox included Harve Ferrell Garton Foley and Ross Baker Anna Margaret Knox and Norma Lee Knox visited Mr and Mrs Bill Ogdin An outing was held at the Ogdin home Gaston Foley and Lawrence Strausbaugh were guests Junior Watts moved from the L A Parsons property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann
Lucinda Curry
Rhoda Knox
Estil Johnson
Kentucky
Dewey Mollohan
Michigan
David Brown
Paul Brown
Kenneth Knox
Harve Ferrell
Garton Foley
Ross Baker
Anna Margaret Knox
Norma Lee Knox
Bill Ogdin
Ogdin
Gaston Foley
Lawrence Strausbaugh
Junior Watts
L. A. Parsons
Lodge Meeting Set Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M
The regular meeting of Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm. Work will be conducted in the fellow craft degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
F.C
Weekend visitors and family updates in Columbus area
Anna Louise Logue Eileen Mack and Winnie McWilliams of Columbus were guests at Wilma Ferrell’s home. They toured Marietta with Mary Swyers of Murray City. George Morris and William and Mrs Hinton of Columbus visited Sophia Hinton. Edward Davis has returned home from Mount St Mary Hospital. The Rev Daniel K Teater of the Legal Church of Christ will go to Cincinnati Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Logue
Eileen Mack
Winnie McWilliams
Columbus
Wilma Ferrell
Mary Swyers
Murray City
Marietta
George Morris
William Hinton
Sophia Hinton
Edward Noon
Henry Phillips
T. A. Noon
Jack B. Davis
Linda
Sara
James
Dayton
Ed Davis
Grace
Edward Davis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Estie Frye
Oak Hill
Finley Davis
Ben Wright
Will Wright
Springfield
Dave Jenkins
Gage
Howard West
Gallipolis
Clyde Price
Athens
Wyatt Wright
Granville Burnett
Fairfield County Fair
Dan Poling
Riverside
Calif
Tom Wood
William Poling
Corey Blosser
Carbon Hill
M. A. Lowks
Cadmus
Milford Milam
Catherine
Ethel Price
A. P. Hill
Cincinnati
Austin Gills
Alice Griffith
Anna Dearwater
Viola
Dow P. Hawkins
Salem Baptist Church Plans Sunday School and Baptism Event
No preaching services are listed for Salem Baptist Church next Sunday October 25 but Sunday School will be held at 10 o'clock with Herman Wood superintendent in charge. On Sunday November 1 two will be baptized at the First Baptist Church Gallipolis. Preaching services are scheduled November 1 at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m.
Fear Is Strong Reason For Excessive Drinking
The text lists fear as a key driver of heavy drinking including fear of failure old age and loneliness. It notes the lifelong need for companionship and the eventual realization dependence must shift to a higher power for inner peace. Frustration is cited as another trigger, with alcohol replacing reality until it depresses the drinker. It warns of consequences and provides a contact for help: phone 23354 or PO Box 213 Athens.
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Athens
Olive Orange PTA Meeting Plans Band Boosters Club
More than 100 gathered for Olive Orange PTA in Meigs County. Officers were nominated for a Band Boosters Club and a 5 mill levy was discussed for Meigs County Hospital. Rally Day at South Bethel EUB is set for Oct 18 with exams and a flag drill planned.
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Orange Township
Olive Orange Pta Money Oane
Violet Christy
Clayton Green
Tupper Plains
Dorothy Robinson
Barbara Gaul
Eleanor Boyles
Maxine Whitehead
Phyllis Shields
Nellie Parker
Columbus
Carolyn Green
Esther Landon
Ethel Arbaugh
Mildred Caldwell
Sarah Caldwell
Mae Vineyard
Marian Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Blood Mobile
Ruth Richmond
South Bethel Eub
Silver Ridge
W. A. Frost
Meigs County Council of
PTA
New Salisbury
Thelma Milhoan
Dayton Phillips
Reed Crary
Meigs County
Ernest Bahr
Henry Bahr
Bill Watson
Tuppers Plains
Utah
Vern Christy
New Lexington
Carl Barnhill
Garrett Christy
Janet
Effie Watson
Owl Hollow
Orville Watson
Alfred
Betty Pullins
Lenabelle Pulling
Sumner
Olive Orange School
Probate actions and divorces in Perry County court
In New Lexington and nearby areas, probate filings list Thomas McMenany Sr. estate appraisals and the Shaw will admitted to probate. Alimony cases include Charles Pratt vs Edna Pratt and Esther Mumford vs Emmett Mumford. Divorce actions name Wilma Webb Park, Ned Reed, and others with custody, alimony, and property issues noted. Marriage licenses are issued for several couples including Taylor Willey and Embrey Strohl, with numerous property transfers and tract sales listed.
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New Lexington
Thomas McMenany
Mary Harbaugh
George A. Sheeran
R. A. Chappelear
W. J. Paxton
Harry W. Shaw
Susan Rood observes 85th birthday with five generations
The 85th birthday of Mrs. Susan Rood was celebrated at her daughter Bertha Randolphs home in Reedsville with five generations present including Mrs. Levan chia Matheny and Debra Denise Keebaugh. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Ohio and West Virginia attended, and other local visits and marriages were noted.
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Reedsville
Susan Rood
Bertha Randolph
Levanchia Matheny
Marvin Keebaugh
Debra Denise Keebaugh
Chester
Carrie Perko
Wellsburg
W. Va
Verna Dello
Loyal Woman's class holds meeting and pot-luck dinner
CHAUNCEY Loyal Woman's class met at Mrs. Clara Sheren's home with a noon pot-luck. Mrs. Kate Johnson presided and lesson work was led by Mrs. Sheren. The program featured readings, a Bible quiz, and two new members joined. The next meeting is set for Nov 12 with Mrs. Muriel Pierce.
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Chauncey
Clara Sheren
Kate Johnson
Clara Hartley Sheren
Alvira Shafer
Gertrude Darst
Sheren
Guy Brookins
T. R. Hamilton
Gilbert Courtney
Cathy
Corinne
Donna Thomas
Effie Sands
Winnie Skinner
Marcia Johnson
Pauline Jackson
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Blanche Gardner
Muriel Pierce
Allie Bingman
Athens
Jaret Brown
Baker Road
Etta Hart
Trimble
Wesley Sheren
Local Socials Tie Tight Across Indiana Visits
Chauncey residents host visitors including Jack Hamer family and Steven, Andrew Jacksons, and Elaine Sayre with Hester Antle. Columbus business visits by Chapman family and Sayre hosts. Mansfield guests the Cherconys, and the Hamers’ grandson Stephen Hamer suffers two broken bones after a fall at home. Wil liam Sisson of Trimble dies affecting Elizabeth Robinett. Weekend guests include Leo Paquet and son, Springfield, and Dr. Woodrow Patton’s household in Athens.
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Jack Hamer
Steven
Andrew Jackson
H. A. Murray
Lasantville
Ind
Elaine Sayre
Hester Antle
Ruth Chapman
Leon Chapman
Jay
Columbus
James Chercony
Mansfield
Marie Sayre
Ronny
Tommy
Sayre
Leo Paquet
Springfield
Roger Boling
Richard
John Swart
George Scott
Albany
Elizabeth Robinett
Norwalk
William Sisson
Trimble
Grover Patton
Woodrow Patton
Craig
Athens
Stephen
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glouster Man Forfeits $25 Bond For Failing To Appear
Chauncey Richard Smith of Glouster forfeited a $25 bond for failing to appear in court, reported Marshal Ralph McKibben.
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Chauncey
Richard Smith of
Glouster
Ralph McKibben
Chauncey Volunteer Firemen Meet Tonight
Chauncey Volunteer Fire Department will gather at 7 30 p m at the Fire House for a scheduled meeting.
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Chauncey
Mayor Issues Vandalism Warning for Halloween Area
By order of Mayor Charlies Wesley, vandalism or destruction of property is not allowed during Halloween or any other time. Anyone found guilty faces liability to a fire Wadley said.
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Charlies Wesley
Wadley
Miss Folden Honored by B P W Club in Gallipolis
Wanda Folden, Gallia Academy High School senior, named Girl of the Month by the Gallipolis Business and Professional Women. The event at Farmers Hotel drew about 100 members and guests. Speakers included Dr. El G. Lupton, praised Folden’s many activities from Honor Society to choir and clubs.
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Gallipoli
Wanda Folde
Gallia Academy
Gnior
Gallipolis Business and Professional Women’ Club
Farmers Hotel
el G. Lupton
Wanda Folden
Wanda
National Honor Society
Coucil
Tri-Hi-Y
Jallia Academy High School
St. Cecelia Glee Club
Parlish
Grace Methodist Church
Olive Huhn
Xenia
Niki
Marianne B. Capbell
Ess Huston
Chauncey Residents Urged Not to Burn Trash
Mayor Charles Wadley asks Chauncey residents to avoid burning trash or small brush fires due to the drought.
Conference Planned GLOUSTER On Oct 23 9 It May Be the Ministry
A religious conference titled It May Be the Ministry will be held on October 23 at Gay Street Ditch Mount Vernon Ohio. For full time religious work details may be obtained from Rev S Lawrence pastor of the Mercist Church.
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Glouster
Gay St. Ditch
Mount Vernon
Ohio
S. Lawrence
Mercist Church
Legion to Meet Glouster in Wednesday Afternoon
American Legion Dacer AIA will meet at the avenue grove on Wednesday at 1 pm. The funeral service for William Chauncey and Mrs Jessie Fulton Sisson in Trimble Church is set for 2 o clock with Mrs Sisson improving and expected to return to work soon.
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Legion
Glouster
Dacer Aia
William Chauncey
Jessie Fulton Sisson
Trimble
Man Fined And Jailed After Affray In Gallipolis
Roland Wallace Oakes, 32, of 13 Mill Creek St, was fined 190.96 dollars and jailed 45 days by Justice James A Johnson after a Flamigo Club incident to restore order and protect Forrest Clark. He faced fines for resisting arrest 15 days 75 dollars, assault and battery 15 days 50 dollars, and malicious destruction of property 15 days 50 dollars. His wife Frances Christina Oakes 29 was fined 50 dollars and costs and jailed 15 days for obstructing an officer, as was her brother Ernest Franklin White 23 with the same penalties.
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Gallipolis
Roland Wallace Oakes
Mill Creek St
Justice of the Peace
James A Johnson
George Ehman
G. Gordon Fisher
Oakes
Flamigo Club
Forrest Clark
Squire Johnson
Frances Christina Oakes
Ernest Franklin White
Gallipolis Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors populate Gallipolis as families and friends from Columbus Dayton Huntington Batavia Oxford Huntington Rutland Wooster and Charleston stay with relatives. Notable visits include Betty Mootz Maybelle Gills Ruth Maddy and others.
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Betty Mootz
Columbus
J. W. Mootz
Gertie Stewart Richards
Dayton
Annette Gills
Maybelle Gills
Ruth Maddy
Robert Hoffman
Batavia
Marshall Phillips
Merrill Phillips
Charles Phillips
Paul C. Foster
Oxford
Hayward Alexander
Huntington
Luther Howard
Howell Alexander
Charleston
Forrest Fife
C. E. Fife
Shelby Roberts
Cora Miser
Charles B. Rife
Bert Carson
Rutland
Virginia Carson
Wooster
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R. N. LaFontaine
Arthur Arfons
Ronnie
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Evan Morgan
Russell, Ky
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Gladstone Jones
C. M. Emory
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William B. Morris
Don Davis
Zanesville
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Richard Kouhhiefer
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Scott Air Base
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Hugh Cunningham
Holzer Hospital
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John A. Dabney
Fort Jackson
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Perry County Court News
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New Lexington Rfc
Evelyn Belle Willey
Crooksville
Theodore Embrey
Clara Ellen Strohl
Donald E. Hammer
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Delore Arlene Tivner
Corning
Walter Richard Bell
Glazier
Coshocton
Rita Bauserman
East Fultenham
Raymond George Hatem
Thea Alice Toll
J. Calvin Gorby
Lewis J. Sllen
Bearfield Township
Charles Colvin
Mary Colvin Reynolds
New Straitsville
Albert Prye
M. John Dutiel
Oakfield
Edna Krigbaum Wolfer
Almta Bradford
Harrison Township
Lara Louise Ricks
J. O. Ricks
Harrison Two
Carl E. Saffel
Junction City Clay Co
Junction City
Paul J. Reiner
Madeline M. Kiener
Eldon Eppley
Muskingum Coal Co
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William H. Nichols
Daisy L. Nichols
Reading
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Margaret Nichols
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Lew Martin
Barlow
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C. A. Barnett
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Coolville
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Fleming
James Henry
John David Sisson
Leslie Robinson
Ovalene Royce
Greenfield
John Buchanan
Claude Dry
California
Phil Dietz
Palo Alto
Charles Taylor
Navy
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Maurice Guthrie
H. E. Kibble
H. G. Vineyard
Vandalia
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Lemoyne Hetzer
Little Hocking
Arthur Hetzer
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Fred Coleman
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