Mountville Youth Dies After Falling Tree at Burr Oak
Ermal Deane VanHorn 21 of Mountville was fatally injured when a tree toppled at Burr Oak while he worked at a saw mill. He died in Lancaster en route to Columbus Hospital from a fractured skull. Survived by parents Glenn and unnamed mother and six sisters Erma Winifred Mary Lois Louise Juanita and a brother Donald. Services Sunday at 3 p m at Bishopville Church of Christ with Rev. McDonald officiating.
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Glouster
Ermal Deane VanHorn
Burr Oak
van Horn
Columbus
Lancaster
Glenn VanHorn
Mountviile
Erma
Winifred
Mary
Lois
Louise
Juanita
Donald
Bishopville Church of Christ
McDonald
Pennsville
Noons and guests travel as area social life flows
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs T A Noon spend the day in Columbus. Miss Jacquelyn Ley visits Nelsonville with Miss Freda Marie White as hostess. Mr and Mrs L E Richardson attend a bakers convention in Kansas City Mo for ten days. Fannie McDivitt of Shawnee leaves for San Antonio Texas to spend winter with Rev J W Barley after visiting Ernest and Margaret Williams. Winnie Chappelear of Ringgold visits Glouster sister Margaret Chappelear. Mary Elizabeth Clark stays with Leo White in Nelsonville for weekend.
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Ernest Williams
Winnie Chappelear
Ringgold
Glouster
Margaret Chappelear
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Leo White
Nelsonville
Glouster Tom Cats blank Nelsonville on homecoming
Glouster Tom Cats defeated Nelsonville High School 39 to 0 in Nelsonville Thursday afternoon homecoming, with injuries to Koehler and Healy sidelining key players. Glouster used many substitutes and prepares to face Crooksville on Saturday at 2 30 on home field.
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Glouster
Glouster Tom Cats
Nelsonville
Halloween Bridge Party in Nelsonville Hosts Guests at White Home
Mrs. Leo White entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club in the Nelsonville home on the third floor with Halloween decorations and masked guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Chute as homeliest, Mrs. Ray White prettiest, and Mrs. Drury most unique. high and second high were awarded to Mrs. Ley and Mrs. Atlas.
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Glouster
Leo White
Nelsonville
Larry Colbert
Lawrence Ley
Andrew Chute
Ray White
William Drury
Bridge
Herman Atlas
H. S. Sayre
Chutes
Services for Sunday Are Announced
At Glouster Methodist Church Pastor F G Boroff lists 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 morning worship theme Shall We Keep Repeal 6 Ep worth League led by Jack Munden 7 evening service Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother Also at Church of Christ Rev D P Morris 9 Bible School 10 Lord s Supper sermon The Holy Spirit s Task 6 Christian Endeavor 7 Happy Hour Service Opening the Books Special music baptism will be administered
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Christian Endeavor
George Gaskalla Dies After Long Illness
GLOUSTER George Gaskalla age 52 died Thursday in a Columbus hospital after a two week illness. He owned a filling station at Truetown. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 PM at his brother Joe Gaskalla's home with Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ Chauncey officiating. Survived by four sisters Mrs Josephine Eddy Glouster Mrs Mary Cartwright Greens Run Mrs Len Mulphas Taylor Ridge and Mrs Dora Davis Jacksonville and four brothers Gus Athens John Columbus Joe Glouster and William Gaskalla Jacksonville.
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Glouster
George Gaskalla
Columbus
Gaskalla
Truetown
Joe Gaskalla
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ At
Chauncey
Josephine Eddy
Mary Cartwright
Greens Run
Len Mu
Glouster Teachers Attend Regional Education Meetings
Glouster High School dismissed early Thursday to allow teachers to attend the Southeastern Ohio Education Association gathering in Athens or the Northeastern meeting in Cleveland. The early dismissal enabled students to attend the Glouster Nelsonville game after an assembly pep meeting held that morning.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
Cleveland
Get-Together Club Halloween Party Hosts Dress as Witches
During the president's absence Mrs Zack Williams and Mrs Loger Stump presided at a Halloween party at the Town House. A large crowd attended the public event with prizes for homeiest costume won by Miss Jesse Wilson and prettiest by Rodney Smith. Don Chappelear won a game prize as pies and coffee sold by club members.
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Glouster
Zack Williams
Loger Stump
Town House
Jesse Wilson
Rodney Smith
Don Chappelear
Funeral time changed for Dr Von Scheele
The funeral for Dr. Von Scheele who died Thursday is moved from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Jacksonville M E Church with Rev D P Mills officiating. In Glouster Miss Phyllis Robinson hosts the King’s Herald at 2 p.m. Saturday. members urged to attend and others aged six to fourteen invited to come masked.
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Glouster
Phyllis Robinson
King's Herald
Jacksonville
Christian von Scheele
L Anding
Sunday Creek Valley
Athens
Gallipolis Doctor to Be Featured in American Magazine
Gallipolis surgeon and aviator Dr Charles E Holzer will be profiled in an illustrated American Magazine article. Photographer Max Tawney, hired by Crowell Publishing Co, will photograph him upon his return from Chicago and air mail the pictures to New York Saturday night.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
Ohio University
Rio Grande College
Max Tawney
Crowell Publishing Co
New York
Holzer
Chamber of Commerce
Halloween Party at Glouster Honors Local Guests
Miss Phyllis Klein hosted a Halloween party Wednesday evening for ten friends. Guests arrived in masks, games included guessing grains of corn in a bottle and an ice breaker prize for John Bryson. Lois Kinney won for most words from Halloween, Mary Elizabeth Clark won a bottle-guess prize, then dancing and seasonal refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Dyer
John Bryson
Don Maurer
Bob Maurer
Lawrence Ley
Bob Bulloch
Birth of Eight Pound Son in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Carl Craig announce the birth of an eight pound son born Thursday in Glouster. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Steve Craig of the city.
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Glouster
Carl Craig
Steve Craig
Ley Child Is Born In Chauncey Family
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ley of Chauncey announce the birth of an eight pound son at their Sycamore Street home on Tuesday October 26. Mrs. Ley's mother Mrs. Anna Syx of Toledo is staying at the Ley home.
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Chauncey
John J. Ley
Sycamore St
Style Show at Gallipolis High School
A Gallipolis High School style show with orchestra opened with a scripture reading by Avalon Gardner. Announcements were by Paul Davies. Costumes were shown by multiple vendors and students including Marianna Cottrell Lorene Gibson Grace Irion Evelyn Harrison Bernice Graham and others under Mary F Miller. The program highlighted Home Economics items and was enjoyed by the student body.
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Gallipolis
Avalon Gardner
Paul Davies
Davis-Shuler Co
Marianna Cottrell
Lorene Gibson
Grace Irion
Evelyn Harrison
Bernice Graham
Luckoff Co
Janet Booth
Betty Cottrell
Mary Cunningham
Mildred Beard
Marie Meadows
Edna Dodd
Thelma Roach
Mary Bradbury
Magdalene Saunders
Hilda Walker
Lucile Hughes
Mabel Allbright
Wilda McElhaney
Ruth Broyles
Virginia Walker
Mary Frances Coffey
Ardilla Cantrell
Lois McCalla
Isabel Carmichael
Beatrice Green
Mary F. Miller
Charlie James Dies in Huntington Visit
Charlie Jesse James age 65 longtime Gallipolis resident dies at a sister’s home in Huntington according to word to Municipal Judge A J Stormont.
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Gallipolis
Charlie
Jesse) James
Huntington
A. J. Stormont
Ohio River Rise Prompts Flood Risks in Gallia County
The Ohio River continues to rise through Gallipolis amid ongoing rainfall. Water levels climb, rivers remain heavily muddied, raising flood concerns for nearby residents and authorities.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Goffs Return From Charleston Visit
Rev and Mrs Drell H Goff returned home from a four day trip to Charleston West Virginia where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Pearl West. They toured the Charleston Broadcasting Station and the Capitol Building museum and the New Winfield Dam at Red House. Rev Goff preached Tuesday night at the Nazarene Church in Dunbar. They travelled home via Parkersburg.
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Chauncey
Drell H. Goff
Charleston
W. Va
Chauncey Dover Freshmen Attend Halloween Festivity
Sixty Chauncey-Dover High School freshmen attended a masquerade Halloween party at the high school Wednesday night. Prize winners included Isabel Courtney Jack Schrappe and Elsie Worden. Games contests and refreshments were provided by the faculty including Paul Fiske Joe Guerra and Miss Carolyn Guerra and Miss Juanita Jones.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Isabel Courtney
Jack Schrappe
Elsie Worden
Paul Fiske
Joe Guerra
Carolyn Guerra
Juanita Jones
Maxine Hartley Weds Ace Wade in Chauncey Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hartley announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to Ace Everett Wade son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wade of Canaanville. Magistrate T R Bennett officiated in Athens on Saturday October 2. Mrs Wade is a Chauncey Dover High School graduate class of 1936. The groom attended Stewart High School and both now reside with the bride’s parents.
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Chauncey
William A. Hartley
Mill St
Maxine
Ace Everett Wade
James Wade
Canaanville
T. R. Bennett
Athens
Wade
Chauncey-Dover High School
Stewart High School
Birth of Terry Lee Kirkendall near Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kirkendall announce the birth of an eight pound son, Terry Lee, at their Chauncey home. Grandparents are Hershall and Samuel Kirkendall Savage, with great grandparents Luther Spitzer. Mary Augustine of Sugar Creek visiting. Chauncey Alumni Association to meet Monday night at 7 in the high school, announced by president Max Wilson.
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Chauncey
Luther Kirkendall
Naomi Savage
Terry Lee
Hershall Kirkendall
Samuel Savage
Luther Spitzer
Mary Augustine
Sugar Creek
Kirkendall
Chauncey Alumni Association
Max Wilson
Inspection attendance at Auxiliary 64 Athens Camp event
Mrs Edward Sauer Mrs F H Staffinger and Mrs John McConahay of Chauncey attended an inspection in Athens on Wednesday of Auxiliary 64 Athens Camp of the Spanish American War Veterans.
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Chauncey
Edward Sauer
F. H. Staffinger
John McConahay
Athens
Nelsonville election to issue 90000 bonds for light plant upgrade
Notice states a November 2 1937 general election in Nelsonville for a $90000 bond issue to improve the light plant. Voters will cast yes for bond passage and no oppositions. Athens County Board of Elections chaired by Earl Johnson. Second item asks Waterloo Township voters to approve a one mill tax for five years to hard surface roads.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Board OF Elections
Earl Johnson
C. L. Jordan
Waterloo Township
Reverend Goff Sets Time of Sunday Rites
Reverend Drell Goff announces services at The Plains Church of the Nazarene with 10 45 a m and 7 p m preaching. Sunday School led by Mrs. Carrie Channell at 9 30 a m and Young People at 6 30 p m. A zone Sunday School convention in Athens Nazarene Church follows next Wednesday November 3 with Rev A L Parrott as principal speaker.
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Chauncey
Drell Goff
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Carrie Channell
Goff
Athens Nazarene
A. L. Parrott
Indiana
Chauncey Personal News and Local Moves
Chauncey Joe Wallace and family move onto the Salt Creek farm vacated by Potter Huse who moved to The Plains. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Joe Noland and daughter at the Ho mer Kirkendall home in Athens. W H Hines father of Mayor W D Hines remains unchanged after a stroke. Mrs Eva Lou Martins of Charleton visited Permelia McNutt. Mrs Jessie Fulton ill in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Joe Wallace
Salt Creek
Potter Huse
Plains
Joe Noland
Homer Kirkendall
Athens
George Martin
Mildred
Lena May
Thelma Martin
Hershall Kirkendall
W. H. Hines
Burr Oak
W. D. Hines
Eva Lou Martins
Charleston
Permelia McNutt
Jessie Fulton
Millfield
Englishmen Drink 3 Million Gallons of Empire Wine Yearly
A sobering note reports that Englishmen consume about 3,000,000 gallons of British Empire wine each year. The figure underscores broad wine drinking habits across the realm and hints at trade and agricultural patterns feeding the empire.
Succession at McConnelsville Memorial Studio
Following the death of Jacob H. Staker two weeks ago C O Swift was made general manager with William Beckler Chauncey appointed as field agent Mayme Staker the late founder’s daughter becomes secretary treasurer Beckler has been in his employ for several months in Chauncey Ohio.
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Chauncey
Jacob H. Staker
McConnelsville Memorial
C. O. Swift
William Beckler
Staker
Mayme Staker
Beckler
Kin Are Injured In Columbus Home Incident
Chauncey Frank Phillips received a message Thursday about injuries to his sister Mrs. Sarah Wooley and his niece Miss Madaline Wooley at their Columbus home. Mrs. Wooley has a broken right arm from a fall and, the same day, her daughter fractured her right ribs.
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Chauncey
Frank Phillips
Sarah Wooley
Madaline Wooley
Columbus
Wooley
WadeBaby Born Chauncey Names Daughter Ann Waivale
Mr and Mrs Adrian Wade announce the birth of a nine pound daughter on Wednesday at their Sycamore Street home. The baby is named Ann Waivale. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Wade of Canaanville and Mr and Mrs William Glass of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Adrian Wade
Selah Glass
Sycamore St
Ann
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Mountville
Capital City Hospital
Crooksville
Henry Dreyfuss
Hoover
Hoover Parts
E. F. Sells
N. Court St
Mrs. White
Glouster Club
Goodson
Climax
Chuck
Presh Ham
National Magazine
Charlie James
Ohio
Miller Bros
North Court St
Chauncey-Dover
Maxine Hartley
Isaac Wilson
Lamp Designers
Almco, Lightolier
Rembrandt
Bowie Eee
J. H. Staker
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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