Experiments In Coal Cited By Speaker At Glouster Meeting
L C Karrick of Nelsonville spoke to the Board of Commerce at the American Legion Hall in Glouster about smokeless coal experiments producing oil and gas as by products. He asserted oil can be made from coal by distillation cheaper than petroleum, and that Ohio shale and coal reserves could fuel the nation for 2000 years at current use. Karrick noted his work could revive Southeastern Ohio’s coal industry and cited years with the Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey, and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Board of Commerce
American Legion Hall
L. C. Karrick
Nelsonville
Ohio
United States
Karrick
United States Bureau of Mines
United States Geological Survey
Navy Department
Mrs. Morris Hosts 500 Club at Home
GLOUSTER Mrs. Earl Morris was hostess to the 500 Club at her residence 27 Braun St. Monday evening. With two tables in play first place went to Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, second to Mrs. Evan Morgan, and Mrs. Earl Morris was consoled. Refreshments served to members and guest Miss Josephine Hedfield.
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis
Glouster couple Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Marie on September 2. The baby weighs five pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cody Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gilmore, all of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jack Lewis
Sharon Marie
Cody Lewis
Jess Gilmore
Women of Moose 244 Plan Thursday Games Party
The Women of the Moose 244 will meet in the chapter room Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Ethel Bailey and a committee will oversee the event with a games party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose Glouster
Women of the Moose 244
Ethel Bailey
New Traffic Signal Installed at High St and Route 78
Mayor Thomas Williams urges motorists pedestrians and cyclists to obey the new traffic light at High Street and Route 78 by the ice plant. He notes police will arrest violators and stresses use of the green signal only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
High St
Route 78
Ice Plant
Rush Family Holds Reunion at Rising Park in Lancaster
The Rush family met for their annual reunion at Rising Park in Lancaster with a noon basket dinner. Officers elected for the coming year were president Mrs O E Allen Galion secretary treasurer Mrs Jack Rush Columbus and social committee Burton Maxwell Elyria and Mrs Robert Gorsuch Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Allen
Galion
Jack Rush
Columbus
Burton Maxwell
Elyria
Robert Gorsuch
C. E. Allen
Roger
Tim
Madeline Martin
C. F. Rush
IOOF Association Will Meet Friday in Glouster
The Athens County Odd Fellows Association will convene Friday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall Glouster. Representatives from Logan Nelsonville Athens Corning Chesterhill and nearby towns are expected. A program of music and speaking is planned with refreshments to follow.
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Glouster
Athens County
Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Logan
Nelsonville
Athens
Corning
Chesterhill
Grange to Confer Degrees Saturday Evening
Glouster Trimble Grange plans a meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. to confer the first and second degrees. Mrs Helen Fierbaugh will lead the program and a potluck supper follows.
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Grange
Glouster — Trimble Grange
Helen Fierbaugh
Glouster Personal Visits and Family Travels
Glouster residents Mrs. Lewis Clark and Mrs Florence McCune visited Athens on Tuesday. Edgar Hall and daughter Joan from Newark visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall. Albert Hall and wife toured Morgantown three days with Harry Hall. Thomas Brown attended Addison Fields funeral in Columbus and returned home. his wife remained for Ernestine Moten's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Clark
Florence McCune
Trimble
Athens
Edgar Hall
Joan
Newark
Hall
Roy Hall
Albert Hall
Morgantown
W. Va
Harry Hall
Thomas Brown
Columbus
Addison Fields
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Ernestine Moten
Glouster
Missionary Society Meeting in Glouster
The Shelton Missionary Society of the Trimble Church of Christ will meet at 7 30 tonight in the home of Mrs Hattie Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Meeting
Glouster
Shelton Missionary Society of the
Trimble Church of Christ
Hattie Sawyer
Gaskalla Rites Arranged For Thursday
Funeral services for Joe Gaskalla who died from a gunshot wound Monday night will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Hollister EUB Church with Rev. Harvey Smith officiating. Burial is in Maplewood Cemetery. He was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1882. He is survived by a wife, nets, and multiple children, brothers, sisters, and 15 grandchildren. He was a member of Magic Cities Lodge IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Fostoria
Frank
Newark
Emmett
Elyria
Everett
Columbus
Albert Beglin
Arthur Lannigan
Harvey Maxwell
Dayton
Eugene Snyder
Ward
W. Va
Jane Gaskalla
Gus
Athens
John
William
Jacksonville
Emmett Eddy
Glouster
Ed Cartwright
Greens Run
Rolland Mulpas
Trimble
Frank Davis Jackson
Magic Cits Lodge
IOOF
Johny Binderbasin Jr Dies After Illness at White Cross
Johny Binderbasin Jr died in White Cross Hospital after months of heart illness. He had been brought home a week earlier then returned to the hospital, with Mrs Binderbasin by his side. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Johny Binderbasin, Jr
White Cross Hospital
Men's Brotherhood To Meet Thursday at Trimble Church
Athens County Men's Brotherhood will gather at Trimble Church of Christ on Thursday at 7 30 p m The program includes a song service a vocal trio music by Rev Floyd Faust and an address by Attorney Yarnell on Alcohol Anonymous A memorial service will be held for the late Earl E Johnson
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Glouster
Athens County Men's Brotherhood
Trimble Church of Christ
Floyd Faust
Columbus Broad Street Church
WSCS Meeting Set Tonight at Jacksonville Church
The WSCS of Jacksonville Methodist Church meets in the church auditorium tonight at 7 30 p.m. Members gather to discuss church activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Pacts to Be Ratified in Paris and Moscow
The British Foreign Office announced that Allied peace treaties with five former axis satellite states would be formally ratified in Paris and Moscow on September 15. Russia France and the United States agreed to deposit instruments of ratification simultaneously.
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London
Paris
Moscow
Foreign Office
Russia
France
United States
97 Arrests Reported In Bootlegger Raids
Columbus report shows seventy four raids on bootleggers in August by state liquor department agents resulting in 97 arrests and 55 convictions. Acting Enforcement Chief Floyd C. Moon noted last year 41 raids yielded 53 arrests and 49 convictions.
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Columbus
Floyd C. Moon
Suspect Claims 35000 In Forgeries Across Six States
Carl Carpenter 20 held on 50000 bond after pleading guilty to forging an 82.26 check in Mayor Nicholas court. Carpenter told police he forged 35000 in checks across six states, pending Clinton County grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Carl Carpenter
Clinton County Grand
C. C. Nicholas
Nicholas
Carpenter
Local Residents Attend Visits and Moves Around Albany Area
A series of social visits and relocations surround Albany as residents host relatives from St. Paul Columbus and Cleveland. Notable moves include the Bolins relocating to the Elwood Chase farm and the Wisemans purchasing property in Nelsonville with plans to teach there. Sherwood Gillogly at West Point is highlighted among a large family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
C. V. Wingate
Antoinette Voeller
St. Paul
Minn
Wallace Myers
Adrian White
Columbus
Fred Johnston
Kenneth Sisson
Ollie Parker
Nella Woodrum
Leon Woodrum
Woodrum
Stella Woodrum
Jessie Cline
P. W. Michael
Vaughn Chase
Martha Jane
Vaughn da
Cleveland
Lowell Chase
J. W. Chase
Edward Ross
C. L. Ross
Will West
Laurel Foster
Bill Bolin
Bolins
Elwood Chase Farm
Walter Austinheimer
Marie Throckmorton
Paul Barnes
Route 50
C. L. Bobo
Louise
Texas
Harley Cline
Perry Munn
Marietta Fair
Bertha Dennen
Point Rock
Frank Trainer
Dennen
Trainer
Cora Penny
Tom Corrigan
New York City
Corrigan
Marie Dixon
Charles Townsend
Lewis Watson
Jennie Watson
Will Lewis
Will
Clyde Hooper
Will Gillogly
Sherwood Gillogly
West Point
G. D. Dibble
Susan
Edith Buser
Rutherford
N.Y
Oda Gillogly
Victoria Gillogly
Nelson
Eldon Wiseman
Charles
John
Nelsonville
Wiseman
Clarys Stack
Man Declared Insane in Slayings of Two Women
Chicago suspect Frank Hertle, 28, found insane in a pre trial sanity hearing for the 1941 killings of two Chicago women. He had been taken into custody in Akron after confessing to police. He was to be committed to Menard State Hospital for the Criminally Insane rather than face trial.
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Chicago
Frank Hertle
Menard
I1l
State Hospital
Hertle
Akron
British Armed Forces To Be Cut Beneath Planned Levels
A government source said Britain would reduce armed forces below the levels envisaged in Attlee’s crisis program. The exact extent remains undecided, but officials stressed there would be no revision of strategic concepts.
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London
Britain
Attlee
Goodlive reunion gathers East of Maxville crowd
The annual Good live reunion occurred September 1 at the Robert Goodlive farm east of Maxville. A noon basket dinner preceded afternoon games and social time. Ed Hull received oldest person honors and Lois Goodlive, daughter of Robert and Mrs. Goodlive of Columbus, the youngest attendee.
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Maxville
Goodlive
Robert Goodlive
Ed Hull
Lois Goodlive
Columbus
Charlies Poling
Lester and
Leroy
Sam Christian
Judy
Carol Lee
Willard Sheets
Harold Sheets
Eli Rush
James Palmer
Don Taylor
Donnie
Billa Taylor
Mary Goodlive
James Goodlive
Kenneth Francisco
Cleone Goodlive
Arthur Mohler
Clyde
Raymond
Myrle
Arlene Mohler
Frank Carpenter
Roberta
Madelyn
Eleanor
West Liberty
W. Va
Carl Christian
Elyria
Walter Gartner
Danny
Lancaster
Albert Marlowe
Ralph Rush
Cincinnati
Harry Huston
Barberton
John Daugherty
Joe Coakley
Jerry Nixon
Miss Mary Jane Redd Weds Paul E Howdyshell at Logan Church
Miss Mary Jane Redd daughter of Mrs. Lawrence Long of Webb Summit and Paul E Howdyshell son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howdyshell of Logan Route 4 exchanged marriage vows Friday at 6 30 PM in St Matthew Lutheran Church Logan The double ring ceremony followed nuptial music by organist Mrs Robert Fickel and featured pink and white gladioli and asters An informal gold dress for the bride and corsage of Talisman roses earlier plans for Canada trip and future home at 48 West Hunter Street He served 22 months in the mechanized cavalry ETO earning sergeant while Mrs Howdyshell worked at Smead Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Redd
Lawrence Long
Webb Summit
Paul E. Howdyshell
Frank Howdyshell
Logan
Robert Fickel
Golterman
Liszt
Schumann
Rubenstein
Wagner
Tophauser
Dolores Fuller
Mrs. Long
Howdyshell
William Redd
Mr. Howdyshell
Herbert Redd
Canada
Hunter St
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Pataskala area
Mrs. Noah Lott of Pataskala and Mrs. Wilbur Lott of Junction City joined Monday guests at Mrs. Laura Wolfe. Cincinnati guests Mr. Lloyd Marvin and Mr. Bud Thom visited the Stanley Nixon home Sunday. Amanda Wilson of Logan Route 4 stayed with her parents Herman A. Wilson and others Wednesday. The Sheets and Stimmel families hosted a birthday gathering for Paul Stimmel and Albert Sheets Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Lott
Pataskala
Wilbur Lott
Junction City
Laura Wolfe
Lloyd Marvin
Bud Thom
Cincinnati
Stanley Nixon
Amanda Wilson
Logan
W. H. Robinson
Billy Joe
Pioneer
Lara Wolfe
Dan
Ottis Sheets
Paul Stimmel
Albert Sheets
Willard Sheets
Stanley FE. Nixon
Willis Pugh Family Reunion Held at Rising Park Lancaster
The Willis Pugh family reunion occurred at Rising Park in Lancaster on a Sunday in August. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Pugh and many relatives from Albany Athens Sayre Zanesville Columbus Portersville Malta Canal Winchester and Akron among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Pugh
Rising Park
Lancaster
W. W. Pugh
John L. Douglas
Billy Burson
Shade
Frank Pugh
Edward Pugh
Larry
Lorna
Albany
Dale Pugh
Betty
Mildred
John Pugh
Marjory
Grace
Paul
Athens
Charley Finley
Don
Harry
Claire
Sayre
Theodore Finley
Charles
Gale
Zanesville
Harold Allison
Fred Pugh
Earl Fancher
Edna Pugh
Elaine
Ward Pugh
Jean
Bobbie
Herb McClanahan
Columbus
Pearl Pugh
Vic Pugh
Akron
E. I. Price
Nelle Pugh
Roy Turner
Lucy Jane
Portersville
James
Charlotte Finley
Malta
Carl Pugh
Canal Winchester
Shawnee Reunion at Iron Point Church and Local Socials
A Shawnee reunion is planned at Iron Point Church on September 14. Local residents report moves, visits, and family gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hopkins and Margaret Hopkins at Logan, plus numerous Shawnee residents hosting guests from Columbus Plymouth Chicago and Mt. Vernon. Margaret Collins begins teaching in Shawnee schools and the Moore family mourns a Steubenville death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brunton
Alice
Marjorie Howdyshell
Logan
William Gilley
Main St
Anna Gilley
Frank Anguish
Iron Point
Howard Anguish
Columbus
Walter Anguish
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Bob Funk
Evelyn
Lola Ann Carpenter
Mt. Vernon
Sam Paskell
New Lexington
Harry Anguish
Shawnee
Josephine Davis
L. H. Copenhaver
East Fultonham
John Lines, Jr
Andy
Hemlock Grove Grange Holds September Meeting
Hemlock Grove Grange met September 6 with 61 members present. A second degree inspection, a play by Mr and Mrs John Terrell, a solo Stay in Your Own Back Yard by Mrs James Weber, music by Mrs Stiff, an educational talk by Mrs Helen Carper, a honologue by Mrs Clara Paulsen, and a talk on 4 H camp by Bobby Pickett were featured. Refreshments were served by the home economic committee. Several local visits followed among residents including the Midkiffs, Sargents, Romines, and Smiths with Mrs Wilbur Midkiff visiting Nelsonville and Mrs Jennie Smith visiting Dorsel Smith.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
John Terrell
James Weber
Stiff
Helen Carper
Clara Paulsen
Bobby Pickett
Home Economic Committee
Ziba Midkiff
Porter Midkiff
Herb Bradfield
Harrisonville
Doyle Sargent
Golda
Charley Romine
Earl Smith
Bert Romine
Wilbur Midkiff
Nelsonville
Orville
Markets Report from Cincinnati Produce Market
Cincinnati market data lists eggs by grade and size, poultry weights and prices for heavy and light categories, fryers, roasters, and broilers, plus leg horn, butter prints and butterfat prices, and potato price range. Current receipts noted for eggs and assorted wholesale grades and extras.
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U.S. A
U.S. B
Ohio River bridge toll free within two years
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio The State Bridge Commission predicts the Ohio River bridge linking here and Chester West Virginia will be toll free within two years. The loan for the bridge was obtained in 1938 for 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio River
Here
Chester
W. Va
Walter B. Hill
State Bridge Commission
Death claims physician Rear Adm James Pryor
Rear Adm James Pryor retired at age 76 died yesterday. He served as a physician at the White House during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency and was a longtime medical officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Pryor
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Constitution Day Set in Ohio Congress Proclamation
Gov. Herbert urged Ohioans to observe September 17 as Constitution Day in a formal proclamation. The note highlights statewide observance and civic education efforts during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Portsmouth Man Heads State Liquor Permit Division
Portsmouth man A E Oppenheimer today headed the newly formed examiner group for the State Liquor Department's Permit Division as it reorganized under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Columbus
A. E. Oppenheimer
State
Liquor Department
Livestock Prices: Hogs Cattle Sheep Steady to Mixed
Early hog trade 60 higher than Friday with 2 800 salable head and high quality cuts at 29.00 to 29.10 per 100 pounds across weights. cattle activity steady with beef cows 11.00 to 19.00, steers 22.50 to 25.50 for short fat grades, vealers 27.50, sheep about steady with lambs 26.00 for 93 pound truck lot and ewes 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowedium
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Glouster News
Mrs. Morris
Glouster Cleaners
Glouster, O
Rush
G. W. Rush
Ioof Association
Gaskalla
Men’s Brotherhood
Thurs. A. M
Mutual Stores Inc
Glouster, Ohio
Vaaville
Vaxville
Cincinnate Produce Market
Otho M. Castle
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Write Cutler
Buick CO
FORD
Atlantic
Pontiac
R. Stover
Stewart
James LeMay
Packard — Motor
Bryan Harris
Portland
Ravenswood Ferry
Chevrolet
Chauncey
BUICK
Gayle Weaver
Bloomingville, CO
Rudson
Walter Shook
Chesterhill, O
Auto Service
Sewell
Albany, O
Brown's Pure
N. Court St
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth
State St
ALGEO
Algeo Motor Sales
Lancaster St
Harley Davidson
Carpenter St
White
Chess
Union St
Hercules T. X. D
B. BK
Marion Bed
Gerald Reuter
Pomeroy, Ohio
Shouse Auto Service
Lewis Schoeman
Trimbie
Kampf Orchard
Rich
Alma America
Southern Ohto
Pike Street
Marietta
Cash
Richland Ave
Bridge
Grosvenor
Allen Easterling
Gib Wilson
Athens Willys Company
Washington Street
Athens, Ohio
Dial
Wiper
Athens Auto Parts
Athens Junk CO
N. Shafer Street
R. E. McCammon
Cincinnate Livestock
Drexler
Aeas
Buck's Auto Supply
Daugherty
Dodge & Plymouth
Court St
Athens, O
For
West State St
Kroger Super Mkt
Logans
Links and Lavatories
Strawn Plumbing CO
National Assn. of Piano Tuners
Wm. P. MacDonald
Modern Appliance Co
Hoover
Richland
Washington St
Logan's
Marie G. Hoffee
Central
Ours
Hanz
Fritz
Electric Motor Service
Union Ree
Ww. O
Fem
F. C. Stone
E. State Street
The
Weber Heating Company
Cameron and van Dyke Gen. Insurance
Farm Bureau Auto
J. House Res
D. M. Goddard
United
W. 60Th
Circle
Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
Elmira
Empire Card
Action
Jewel
Market St
Dept
Phil
HertelArt
W. Adams
Dept. B-70
the Messenger
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Morgan
Pete's Mulberry Inn
E. Mulberry St
Westfall’s
Rosenberg
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