Prizes Will Be Awarded For Costumes
GLOUSTER The committee in charge of the Community Halloween party on High St between Front St and Wood Tow Ave reports preparations are complete and all in readiness by Wednesday evening. No vehicles will be allowed in the roped off part of the street. Eleven prizes will be awarded to the 11 best costume representations of the Halloween spirit. Local businesses are urged to display in show windows and compete for prizes. Music will be provided by the local Eagles Lodge under Nile Parks. The committee invites all citizens of Glouster to attend this community affair.
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Glouster
High St
Front St
Wood- Tow Ave
Eagles Lodge
Nile Parks
Service Men of Glouster District Honor Arthur Schoenian
Mr and Mrs Arthur Schoenian of Chillicothe spent days in Trimble visiting relatives. Arthur received an air corps discharge at Camp Atterbury on Oct 27 after 35 months service including 27 in the Panama Canal Zone. He is son of Mrs Clara Schoenian with siblings Norman and Lewis stationed at Texas and Oregon. Mrs Clara Schoenian hosted a chicken dinner for Arthur s birthday and discharge. Others present included Mrs Audrey Schoenjan Columbus and Larry Schoenian. Cora Reager and Ruth returned to Warren after visiting Miss Merle Danford in Trimble. Dr Edna Oswalt of Kent accompanied them to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schoehian
Chillicothe
Trimble
Air Corps
Camp Atterpury
Panama Canal Zone
Arthur
Clara Schoenian
Norman
Fannin
Texas
Lewis
Arthur Schoenian
Audrey Schoen
Columbus
Lewis Schoenian
Larry
Warren
Aged Resident of Corning Dies Sunday
CORNING George H. Weaver age 83 died at his home on East Hill Sunday He was born in Perry County and spent most of his life in Corning and vicinity He taught school in Licking and Athens Counties and in Perry County before entering the oil business He was a member of the Corning Methodist Church Survived by his wife two daughters Louise Hummel and Georgia Weaver both of Elyria a son Lieut Ronald Weaver Navy in San Francisco two sisters Mrs Kirby Dew of Corning and Mrs R D Morris of Dayton four brothers William H Corning R D 2 H C Weaver Corning C F Weaver and D S Weaver both of Columbus
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Corning
George H. Weaver
East Hill
Perry County
Licking
Athens
Ronald &. Weaver
Navy
San Francisco
Calif
Kirby Dew
R. D.morris
Dayton
William H
Corning R.D
H.C. Weaver
C. F. Weaver
D. S. Weaver
Colum Us
Glouster OES members host Friends night guests in Athens
Glouster OES Thea Chapter members attended Friends night at Athens Chapter No 175 with guests from Eudora Nelsonville and other areas. Local residents returned from visits in Dearborn Clifton and West Liberty while others welcomed new baby Barbara Lowwise and noted Hazel Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
OES
Athens
Sara Willis
Glenna Reese
Isabel Vernon
Ella Morrison
Eudora
Nelsonville
S. S. Underwood
Trimble
Thomas W. Figley
West Liberty
Figley
Henry Williams
Columbus
Homer Vian Ir
Cincinnati
Harvey Norris
Victor Norria
John Speakman, Jr
Wanda Shumway
St.Ann’s Hospital,Columbus
Barbara Lowwise
Hazel Marie
Married at Dale Church in Epworth ceremony
Miss Barbara Cummings of Stockport wed Gunner's Mate Forrest Matson of Malta at Epworth Methodist Church near Dale. Rev. Lewis E. Buell officiated as the couple, surrounded by family and friends, received guests at the Cummings home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenice Bachelor
Dale
Wain Cummings
Navy
James Matson
Malta
Cummings
Trimble Man Injured In Toy Shop Accident
Underwood of Trimble suffered a severe toy shop accident Monday when his left hand was caught in a planet causing amputation of one finger between the first and second joints. The other fingers were badly cut but not amputated. A Corning physician treated him before he returned home. A correction indicates the church prayer was by Thomas Brown, not Thomas Morris.
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Glouster
Underwood
Trimble
Corning
First Baptist Church
Thomas Morris
Thomas Brown
True Glory film honors soldiers and commanders in war epic
A wartime documentary titled True Glory is praised for its soldiers point of view from D Day to the Rhine with a live running commentary in multiple accents. It features Eisenhower and marshals like Patton and Bradley, plus German commanders and even Hitler, with 101 cameramen wounded and 32 killed during filming.
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Aviv Galore SU
Treaccuaktae
St. Lo
Paris
Bastogne
The
Rhine
East
Hollywood
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marshall
Patton
Bradley
Hodges
Doolittle
Arnold
Simpson
Devers
Montgomery
von Rundstedt
Rommel
Goering
Hitler
Garson Kanin
Army
Valley sportsmen hear state work progress in conservation
Sportsmen of Valley hear of state work during a gathering at American Legion Hall. The Conservation Department outlined plans for a 2100 acre tract from George M. Jones Coal Co north and east of the old 267 Mine and a larger reservoir project nearby McLeish. Three men reported on wildlife improvements, with more crews and equipment expected. The tract will be stocked with small game and perhaps deer. streams and lakes will receive fish. Speakers included Olds, Davis, O Leary, and Swartz. Others from local clubs and the Izaak Walton League attended. A fish fry followed a film program. next meeting set for Nov 2 with officer elections.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman’s Club
American Legion Hall
Conservation Department
George M. Jones Coal Company
McLeish
Olds
Ohio
Davis
Charles O'Leary
Vinton County
Ben Swartz
Athens County
Harry Dalton
Yzaak Walton League
Athens
Clyde Gibson
Coonskin Conservation Club
Amesville
Roy Byers
JT Rural
Dane Miskell
Thomas R. Reese
John Binderbasin
Methodist Sunday School to Host Masquerade Party
Jacksonville brief announces a masquerade event sponsored by the Methodist Sunday School on Tuesday evening October 30 at 7 30 in the church pavement. Attendees should wear masks bring friends with prizes for best mask and ugliest. Refreshments and a social hour follow unmasking. Faithful Class meets Wednesday October 31 at seven in Lucille Williams home.
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Jacksonville
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist
Lucille Williams
Carbon Hill Personal Notes Report Visits and Milestones
Local social notes recap visits among families in Carbon Hill and nearby towns. Veterans RDM and Sg t David Devol return home from service. Mrs Leslie Evans illness improving. Scarlet fever in Don Coe’s daughter Ann Louise. multiple visits to and from Columbus, Baltimore and Michigan. extended family gatherings and hospital routine updates noted.
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Carbon Hill
Peat Keck
Newark
J. A. Blosser
Lester Briley
Bob
Wanda
Marysville
David Evans
Leslie Evans
Charles Devol
Columbus
Ann
Louise
Don Coe
Walter Ritchason
Navy
David Devol
Air Force
John Devol
Don Blake
Robert Hardys
Earl Gilbert
Baltimore
Clarence Lehman
Pearl Wray, Jr
Pattonville
John Huffman
Michigan
Bob Smith
Paul Cavot
Nelsonville
Corby
Mason County Library Reaches 10 000 Volume Mark
Mason County Public Library in Point Pleasant reports over 10 000 volumes under the care of librarian Mrs George B Skene. She notes strong use of the library by county residents and calls the collection well utilized.
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Mason County Library
Point Pleasant
George 3B. Skene
Lrarian
Mason County
Chauncey Voters Must Write In Candidates
Chauncey voters will see Max Wilson's name on the ballot for the board of public affairs after his death. Mayor W D Hines said writing in a candidate is allowed as an alternative since no appointment can fill the unexpired term. Current board members are Floyd Nye and Roy Pendergrass.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Board of Public Affairs
Cleveland
W. D. Hines
Wilson
Floyd Nye
Roy Pendergrass
Taylor Ridge News Briefs Honor Birthday, Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swartz hosted a dinner for William Davis on his 77th birthday. Attendees included Elizabeth Ann Wyatt Trimble, Mary Jane Swartz Jacksonville, Lilie Murphy Gloucester, and Bulstrom family members. Various relatives and friends in Ohio and Michigan were mentioned visiting or traveling between Albany Columbus Parkersburg Detroit.
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Taylor Ridge
Dave Swartz
Swartz
William Davis
Elizabeth Ann Wyatt
Trimble
Mary Jane Swartz
Jacksonville
Lilie Murphy
Glouster
Elton Bulstrom
Marilyn
Marie
Mary Belle Bulstrom
Bob
Pat
Kenneth Bulstrom
Federal Valley
Wilbur Butcher
Viola Haines
Athens
John W. McNutt
Roger Pidcock
New Marshfield
Wils
Travis Chesser
John Wenger
Ln Albany
Clarence Lopez
Raymond Davis
Columbus
Evan Davis
Joshua Ashcraft
Jean
Parkersburg
Barberton
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
Monte Davis
Clarks Chapel
Local Service Man Leon ard Simpson Transferred to Roswell NM
In New Mexico Chauncey Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson of Truetown have been notified that their son Leonard Simpson Jr has been transferred from Sheppard Field Texas to Roswell New Mexico. He has been stationed at Sheppard Field since his induction in the Air Corps more than two months ago. A Chauncey Dover High School graduate he was employed as a mechanic in an Athens garage prior to induction. Evelyn McDermitt has sued Dan McDermitt for divorce. They live in Point Pleasant and were married in 1932, separated in Oct 1945.
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Chauncey
Leonard Simpson
Truetown
Leonard Simpson, Jr
Sheppard Field
Texas
Roswell
N. M
Air Corps
Chauncey-Dover High School
Athens
Point Pleasant
Evelyn McDermitt
Dan McDermitt
To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Chauncey and Ella Lowery Cunningham of Chauncey celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Mill Street home on Saturday November 4. A noon two course dinner will be served for children and grandchildren, with open house from 2 to 3 PM. They have one deceased son Elza from World War I, six grandsons, one great granddaughter, and Mrs Cunningham is a daughter of the late George W. and Mrs. Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William
Ella Lowery Cunningham
Mill St
Mrs. Cunningham
Elza
Freda Garlinger
Smithfield
Ohio
Phyllis
Cline
Frank Cunningham
Cunningham
George W. Lowery
Released From Hospital After Spinal Operation
Melvin Talbert has returned home to The Plains after five weeks in Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus where a second back operation used bone from his hip. Though serious, he is recovering in a cast with wife Thelma and father-in-law Dude Grandy present. Chauncey partygoers plan a Halloween masquerade this evening at the K P Building with masked attendance and potluck refreshments.
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Chauncey
Melvin Talbert
the Plains
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Thelma
Dude Grandy
Funeral Services Held For Dover Democrat
George Robinson former Dover Township resident in the Highway Department and Democratic leader died suddenly Wednesday at a Democratic meeting in Athens Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Christian Church Chauncey with Rev. Gilbert Courtney and Rev. J B Maffett officiating A church choir from Chauncey sang hymns Burial followed in West Union Street Cemetery He is survived by his wife Lydia a son two daughters Mrs Leland Southerton Athens and Mrs Wilbur Householder Jacksonville his father C C Robinson near Chauncey and several sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Robinson
Dover Township
Highway Department
Christan Church
Athens
Robinson
Hotel
Berry
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
J. B. Maffett
Charles S. Bradfield
Christine Courtney
Helen Courtney
W. Union St
Lydia
Leland Southerton
Wilbur Householder
Jacksonville
C. C. Robinson
Near Chauncey
Chauncey Personal Notices of Sand Ridge Visitors
Chauncey notices report Mrs Kenneth Mex Cune ill at home in Sand Ridge. Mrs Mary Kisor and sons Lonnie and Billy from Sand Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Lonie Guy in Bailey Run. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jn D Southerton Sand Ridge included Mr and Mrs Abner Phillips and Michael Curran Chauncey Mrs Thomas Perry Athens and Mr and Mrs Herman McCune and children Sand Ridge. Melvin Devault discharged and returned to Floodwood to live with his uncle after more than five years in the service in Pacific and European theaters this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Kenneth Mex Cune
Sand Ridge
Mary Kisor
Lonnie
Billy
Lonie ‘Guy
Bailey Run
Jnv. D. Southerton
Abner Phillips
Michael Curran
Thomas Perry
Athens
Herman McCune
Floodwood
Melvin Devault
Nazarene Church Women’s Bible Class to Meet Thursday
The Nazarene Church women’s Bible class meets Thursday at 7 PM with Mrs. Clarence Rutter for the regular monthly gathering. Members are urged to attend.
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Plains — Women's Bible
The
Nazarene Church
Clarence Rutter
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