Sunday School Rally and Home Coming Day at Chauncey Church
Invitations go out for Chauncey Church of Christ annual Rally and Home Coming Day on Sunday September 20 with Choir of 50 Years Ago and special music. Sunday School starts 9 30 a m and Everyman’s Bible Class targets 75 men. Morning worship features communion and home coming sermon by Rev Gilbert Courtney followed by a basket dinner and afternoon program. Church orchestra will provide music and committees handle plans to welcome former members and friends. James, twin of Jane, three months old, was hospitalized in Columbus after illness. parents and Doctor Sanders with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Everyman
Gilbert Courtney
Old Home Church
Gillespies Gather At Home in Dover
CHAUNCEY Labor Day gathering at the Gillespie home in Millfield includes family members from Detroit Glouster Dayton and Millfield. An elaborate chicken dinner was served cafeteria style with many Gillespie relatives and an aunt over 90 residing with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Joe Morgan
Lucille Gillespie
Stewart
Victor Robinette
B. W. Simpson
Margaret Gillespie
Norman
Panthea Pratt
Pauline Gillespie
Miss Pratt
Mr. Gillespie
Gillespies
Motor Trip Begins for Gillespie and Simpkins Families
Mr and Mrs James Gillespie and daughter Patty with Mr and Mrs B W Simpkins and son Norman of Millfield left Tuesday on a motor trip through the East. They will visit Brownsville Pa Washington D C Gettysburg and Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Cc. Gillespie
Patty
B. W. Simpkins
Norman
Millfield
East
Brownsville
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Huge fish haul from Frost trip nets 23 pound catfish
Chauncey Leffler and William Oliver returned from a Frost area fishing trip with a catfish weighing 23 pounds. Oliver caught the fish, a standout in the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence Leffler
William Oliver
Frost
Oliver
Chauncey Visitors Return to England and Nearby Towns
Chauncey and London bound visitors wrap up Labor Day week with Chauncey hosts Dr. Robert Nye and family. Nye family members plus Kenneth and Roberta Nye head to Kirksville for Osteopathy study. James Bullock and Lizzie Jones visit Chauncey relatives in Bailey Run and Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lloyd Fennell
Chillicothe
Robert Nye
Kirksville
College of Osteopathy
Kenneth Nye
James Bullock
Lizzie Jones
Columbus
John Bullock
Bailey Run
Millfield
Greens Run Social and Personal Notes
Greens Run notes report Labor Day visits by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross with cousins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ross and friends Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Hausen of Cleveland. They traveled to Wheeling West Virginia then to Greens Run and planned to return to Cleveland and motor to local valley points. Mrs. Ross spoke for the Non Partisan League to aid Roosevelt and was named vice president of the Trimble Township District at Athens. Other items mention Mr. and Mrs. Michael Danko moving to Millfield and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brooks and daughter to the Mingus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
Alex Ross
Joe Ross
Paul van Hausen
Cleveland
Wheeling
W. Va
van Hausen
Hocking Valley
Glouster Ladies Auxiliary
League
Roosevelt
Ross
Trimble Township
Athens
Michael Danko
Millfield
Danko
Albert Brooks
Bert Brooks
Lewis Mingus
Scott Family Holds 1936 Reunion in Chauncey
The Scott family reunion in Chauncey and vicinity drew 125 relatives at Rising Park Shelter House. A greetings session, picnic dinner, songs, a poem reading by Lydia Rowland, and a youngsters game of soft ball followed. Guests came from Columbus, Dayton, Chillicothe, Chauncey, Wellston, Athens, Glouster, Brecksville, Rochester New York, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Scott
Shelter House
Rising Park
Lancaster
Lydia Rowland
Dayton
Columbus
Chillicothe
Wellston
Athens
Glenroy
Glouster
Brecksville
Ohio
Rochester
N. Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Choir practice announced by Church of Christ director
Mrs Christine Brown director of the choi r at the Church of Christ invites members to practice Thursday night at 7 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christine Brown
Church of Christ
Hockingport Social And Personal Notes
Edith Humphrey visits with parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Humphrey. Several local families host weekend guests including the Dickersons and Lily White of Parkersburg. Visits excerpt include Mrs. C H Lawrence, Dennis Brumbaugh, Luther Kidder, Eugene Pugh, and multiple family gatherings. One snail species can live a year without food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
William Kelly
Dennis Brumbaugh
Akron
Luther Kidder
Vienna
Mary Messenger
Eugene Pugh
Columbus
Alfred Lumper
W. T. Matheny
Harry Efaw
Mineral
Ernest Rowland
Athens
Letart Falls Social Notes and Visiting Guests
Letart Falls gossip notes detail Rev Earl Scott returning from Chesapeake and heading to Toledo for M E Conference. The column lists numerous out of town visitors, family gatherings, a birth, teaching moves, housekeepings and property shifts among local families and neighbors.
Caldwell High hires Ralph Pritts as manual training teacher
Ralph Pritts, who with Virgil Eddy bought the Buckeye Grill in MacConnelsville, is employed as manual training teacher at Caldwell High School. He formerly coached and taught manual training at Hollister High School and was re hired before resigning. Evangelist James L. Maffin of Marion conducts revival services under a gospel tent at Dowler Ridge with meetings nightly at 7 30 and Sunday services at 2 30 and 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Pritts
Virgil Eddy
Buckeye Grill
MacConnelsville
Caldwell
Pritts
Hollister High School
Nelsonville
James L. Maffin
Marion
Ohio
Dowler Ridge
Grange to Meet at Trimble Hall Saturday Evening
Trimble Grange No. 1850 will meet Saturday night at the Trimble Grange Hall. Degree practice is planned and all members are asked to be present. Ice cream and cake will be served after the meeting. Last Saturday's meeting had good attendance and several members plan to attend the October 10 Sixth Degree ceremony in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble
Trimble Grange Hall
Grange
Pomeroy
Gallaher Drug Store
South Court Street
Millfield Resident Dies Wednesday in Haydenville
GLOUSTER Mehl Nichols aged 66 died at his Millfield home Wednesday evening after a five month illness. Survived by two daughters, four brothers, and a missing mother. Funeral set Friday at 2:30 pm in Haydenville Church with burial in Haydenville Cemetery. ARE PARENTS OF SON GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Ernest Bryson welcomed a nine pound son born Monday. Harper Williams of Glouster reassigned within Goodrich Co. to Steubenville credit department.
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Glouster — Mehl Nichols
Millfield
Nichols
Emmett Jeffrey
Nelsonville
Louise
George Nichols
Starr
Owen
Michigan
Ray
McArthur
Oden
Haydenville
Glouster
Ernest Bryson
M. M. Bryson
John Bulloch
Harper Williams
Goodrich Co
Akron
Steubenville
Birth and travel notices from Glouster page
Announce birth A son born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Wayne Fierce Twila Mae born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Jr Also Mr and Mrs Ward Bailey and son Charles returned from a motor trip visiting Cleveland Niagara Falls and Hamilton Ontario They were guests of Mrs Williams brother in law and sister William Harrison William Shepard 68 stricken and in serious condition after a stroke last week he has long served as pumper at the city water and light plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
Earl Scott
Chesapeake
Scott
M. E
Toledo
Elizabeth Alexander
Nettie Alexander
Donora
Ralph Gabses
Cincinnati
Alpha Hayman
Cleveland
Charley Alexander
Homer Ashley
Shirley Rae
Canton
E. E. Ashley
Neva McDade Leggitt
Clarence McDade
Belle
W. Va
Walter McDade
Marietta
O. H. McDade
Thelma
E. S. Wolfe
Ernest Wolfe
E. C. Finch
Parkersburg
W. EF. McDade
Kananga
Blanche Roush
A. G. McDade
Millwood
Charles Wagner
Joan
Syracuse
Lee Pratt
Middleport
Doeble
Grogan
Athens
Hildah
Dorothy Alexander
Columbus
P. B. Alexander
Thomas Frazier
Akron
Mary Wogan
J. E. Stewart
Charles McColley
Charles Sayre
Boulder
Colo
Nancy Louise
Nancy Sayre
J. D. Law
Coal Grove
Garon Roush
Arthur Roush
Carrie Roberts
W. E. Beckler
Sarasota
Fla
Emma Sayre
Inlaw
Adrian Robinson
Homer Amos
East Liverpool
R. D. Ashley
W. R. Hayman
J. A. Quillin
Sarah Jane Roberts
Mollie Stralin
C. W. Roberts
Harold
Cambridge
J. S. Swinborne
Charleston
Philson Norris
Edwin
Hyde Finney
A. B. Alexander
C. N
Olive Grimm
Grace Crow
Chillicothe High School
Gladys Crow
Chester
Edgar Sayre
St. Louis
M. E. Sayre
Alexander
Wickline
F. M. Norris
G. E. Roush
East Letart
Glouster
Mrs. Wayne Fierce
Thomas Williams, Jr
Twila Mae
Ward Bailey
Charles
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Ontario
Williams
William Harrison
William Shepard
Shepard
William Wolf & Sons to Open Bowling Alley Saturday
William Wolf and Sons will open a bowling alley on the first floor of the Odd Fellow Building at High Street. The venue will be open to both women and men, with plans for local teams to form soon. The note on sponges, a low form of animal life, mentions their feeding and digestion.
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Glouster
William Wolf & Sons
Odd Fellow
High St
Marshfield Social Notes Refreshments and visits noted
The Marshfield community reports a Loyalty Class picnic at Birch Grove and a class meeting planned at Mamie Efaw's home on Monday evening September 14. Visitors include Nancy Pierce and Patty of Union, Virginia Nichols and George David, and Esther Whit latch. Eastern Star degrees awarded to Mrs. Chester Lightfritz. School opens with a teaching staff listed.
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New Marshfield
M. P. Church
Birch Grove
Mamie Efaw
A. E. Judy
Cleveland
L. H. Efaw
Nancy Pierce
Patty
Union
Virginia Nichols
George David
Esther Whitlatch
Helen Stright
Elsie
West Virginia
McInturf
Harold Efaw
Daniel Stright
Earl Herron
Fred Rowland
James Romine
Jean Rhorick
A. E. Tewksbury
Albany
Clara McKibben
Hazel
Celestia
Athens
John Barnett
Eastern Star Chapter
Chester Lightfritz
Aiden
Tewksbury
C. W. Tewksbury
Emma Six
Akron
George W. Mace
Robert Harrison
Prin
D. O. Chappel
M. E. Hoon
Lois Glancy
Mildred Judy
Adrian Collins
D. C. McInturf
Charles Sprague
Erma Judy
Edith Mathena
Margaret Bridge
Glouster Teacher Earns Ohio State Fair Honor
Miss Lucille Carter of Maplewood led the Glouster Rio Grande home economics room to first prize at the Ohio State Fair for outstanding display among state entrants. The award carried $30 cash and a silver cup, with Carter noted as daughter of Garfield Carter. The piece mentions local families and a reunion in Lancaster.
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Glouster
Rio Grande
Lucille Carter
Maplewood
Carter
Garfield Carter
Homer Township
Morgan County
Appointment of R W Pinsterwald as administrator
Notice announces R W Pinsterwald of Athens Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of John Crawford deceased of Glasgow Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 29 1934 by Probate Judge M Johnson.
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R. W. Pinsterwald
Athens
Ohio
John Crawford
Glouster
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said
Interesting Motor Trip In West Terminated
Miss Katherine Dennison and Miss Ann Williams returned from a two months tour visiting Southern Canada, Northwestern United States, and California. They saw Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park Salt Lake City the Grand Canyon and Pike's Peak. In Hollywood they witnessed a scene from The Green Light with Errol Flynn and Anita Louise and spent a day at Catalina Island flying from Los Angeles in an amphibian plane.
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Canada
United States
California
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Natonal Park
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Pike's Peak
Hollywood
Calif
Errol Flynn
Anita Louise
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Lake trip for Local 1 members at Buckeye Lake
Twenty nine members of Local No. 1 Ladies Auxiliary UMWA enjoyed a day at Buckeye Lake with meals on the picnic grounds and boat rides. Ralph Darling visited Columbus. Miss Shirley Ann Bradley and Miss Melvine Clark entered St Aloysius Academy New Lexington accompanied by Rev Father A V Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
U.M.W. of A
Buckeye Lake
Ralph Darling
John Gayton
Columbus
Shirley Ann Bradley
Melvine Clark
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
A. V. Kessler
Holy Cross Church
Glouster Student Cyrus Rockhold Leaves for New Mexico for Health
Mrs. C. K. Rockhold and Cyrus Jr. depart Glouster for Albuquerque to spend the winter for Cyrus health due to chronic sinus trouble. He plans to rejoin Glouster High School later, entering Albuquerque for fall and winter terms. Cashew and pistachio nuts are related to poison ivy in the same plant family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. K. Rockhold
Cyrus, Jr
Albuquerque
N. M
Cyrus
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Jane
Charles Minister
Sanders
Dover
George Williamson
Ann
Buddy
Labor Day
James Williamson
Mildred Ryan
Gallipolis, C
William Ryan
Mrs. Ryan
Sue Stahl
John J. Ley
Isaac
Wilson
Hockingport
Letart
Tire & Accessory CO
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
Marshfield Social Notes
Charles Darling
Ruth Turley
Monty Lee
Phyllis
Patty Ruth
Scott-Sullivan
Mobilgas
Cedosocoset
L.C. Mead
Lancaster St
Richland Ave
Miss Katherine den
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Miss Ann Williams
Glouster Boy
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Woodbury
Gallaher
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SIOK
Coty
KOTEX
Wondersoft
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Oys
Gillette Blue Blades
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