Trimble State Game Area opens for squirrel hunting season
Hunters are invited to the 2073 acre Trimble State Hunting Preserve near Hollister for a 15 day season beginning Friday. A special hunting permit from the area headquarters checking station is required, and a regular state hunting license must be worn. Prospects are described as unusually good with forested terrain and feeding stations supporting winter and early spring activity.
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Glouster
Trimble State Hunting Preserve
Hollister
Akron
Cincinnati
Matt Wright
Trimble
Jones Coal Company
Wright
Thomas Stires, 87, Dies in Athens
Thomas Stires, age 87, died Tuesday afternoon in Athens after years of illness. Born in Glouster, he lived most of his life there. Survived by three sons Charles James Fred of Columbus, three daughters Mrs. William Stump Mrs. Herman Powell and Mrs. Jarvis Gregory all of Columbus, and Mrs. Marion Elliott and Mrs. Thomas Gibbs of Glouster Route 1, and one brother Joshua Stires of Glouster Route 1. Services Friday at Bethel Mission at 2 p.m. Burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibbs.
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Glouster
Thomas Stires
Athens
Charles
James
Fred
Columbus
William Stump
Herman Powell
Jarvis Gregory
Marion Elliott
Thomas Gibbs
Joshua Stires
Bethel Mission
Glouster Cemetery
Kiwanians View Films At Weekly Meeting
Fifteen Glouster Kiwanis members and two guests gathered at Hotel Gordon for a weekly dinner and program. Rev. John Devol led music before the meal, with Frank Gram and Mike Letlock presenting a baking industry film and shows of college football 1949 and a Canadian fishing film. An interclub meeting with Athens, Pt. Pleasant, Gallipolis and Glouster clubs was planned for Sept. 25 at Hotel Berry. Election of officers for the year will occur at the Sept. 18 meeting.
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Glouster
Gordon
John Devol
Enlon Grubbs
Frank Gram
Pittsburgh
Mike Letlock
Indiana
Canada
Athens
Berry
Pt. Pleasant
Gallipolis
Hotel Gordon
Women of Moose To Meet Thursday
GLOUSTER The women of the Moose will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the chapter room. Two applications for membership will be presented. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Weekend Visitors Join Local Guests in Glouster
Weekend guests from Cleveland and Newark visited Mrs. Dick Jones and son Robert in Glouster. The Glouster council will meet Friday at 6 30 due to the Glouster New Concord football game. The Garden Club plans a Thursday meeting at 7 30 at Mrs. E S Bingman home Cherry Street.
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Glouster
Ralph Phillips
Delore
Jack Martin
Cleveland
Carolyn Craig
Newark
James Phillips
Trimble
Jones
Robert
Glouster-New Concord
Garden Club
E. S. Bingman
Cherry St
C. A. Bingman
Eppleys Host Picnic Dinner Guests From Surrounding Towns
A Sunday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eppley home in Thornport featured guests from Glouster and nearby towns including Trimble Jacksonville Nelsonville Steubenville Circleville Buckeye Lake and Glouster. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughn and their daughter Caron Jo among numerous others.
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Glouster
Bob Eppley
Thornport
Harry Vaughn
Caron Jo
Isaac Vaughan
William Halfhill
Buckeye Lake
Mike Sharlike
Harold Vaughn
Robert Skinner
Kenneth
Mary Johnson
Ernest Vernon
Ida South Celebrates 84th Birthday in Jacksonville
Mrs. Ida South marked her 84th birthday on September 6 at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoisington in Jacksonville. A chicken dinner was served to family including Carl South Sr. and wife, daughters Phyllis and Barbara, granddaughter Riola Daun Edwards, Mrs. Carl Eldon South Jr., and Lloyd Gaston. South has been bedfast since May 1949.
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Dayton
Charles Hoisington
Lloyd Gaston
Jacksonville
Trimble Grange Holds Inspection Ceremonies
Trimble Grange conducted inspection ceremonies at their meeting Saturday evening in Amesville area. Inspecting officers were Mr and Mrs Harry Henry from Amesville. Miss Clarice Lantz led the lecture period with a monologue music and readings. Talks were given by Mr and Mrs Henry and Mr Marquis of Athens. Visitors from Athens and Amesville attended and a social hour followed with refreshments.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Harry Henry
Amesville
Clarice Lantz
Catnap Delays Winnipeg Alderman Meeting Gaffe
A drowsy air filled Winnipeg City Hall as the public works committee slogged through its 80 item agenda. A snore from an alderman triggered a chair crash and a quip about waking up, prompting quiet laughter and renewed focus.
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Winnipeg
Public Work
Plains Band Boosters Plan Benefit Event
Mrs Violet Bryan president presided at the first fall meeting of The Plains Band Boosters Club. A benefit social is planned for Friday at 7 p.m. on the school lawn with the Plains band in new uniforms and a concert. A 1950 51 membership drive is under way.
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Chauncey
Violet Bryan
Plains Band Boosters Club
Plains Band
Homecoming Meeting Postponed to Thursday
Chauncey Dover Homecoming planning event postponed due to Friday football game. The committee and interested residents will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the city building to review activities for October 12 13 14 and 15 as announced by Mayor Wadley.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Wadley
Birth of Linda Kay Pierce in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Wallace Pierce announce the birth of a daughter Linda Kay in Glouster. Grandparents are Homer Pierce Maria Kasler and Kenneth Kasler. Great grandparents are Cyntha Kasler of Trimble and Charles Shepard of Columbus.
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Glouster
Wallace Pierce
Linda Kay
Homer Pierce
Maria
Kenneth Kasler
Cyntha Kasler
Trimble
Charles Sheppard
Columbus
Martha Chauncey Class Meet at Millfield Church of Christ
Martha Chauncey class of Millfield Church of Christ will gather Thursday at the church for a meeting.
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Chauncey
Martha
Millfield
Weekly Chauncey prayer meeting at local cottage church
The Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church holds its weekly prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Sanborn Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church
Cecil Sanborn
Bailey Run
Patient McCune Slowly Recovers at Home
Charles E. McCune is slowly recovering at his home after illness that began four weeks ago. He spent 10 days in Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. Recent visitors to the McCune residence included Blanche Janson, Bill Janson, Delva Morrison, Floyd and Mrs. McCune, and Harry and Mrs. Taylor.
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Glouster
Charles E. McCune
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Mc Cune
Blanche Janson
Bill Janson
Delva Morrison
Floyd McCune
Harry Taylor
Picnic and Social Visits Across Hemlock and Logan
Miss Mae Hupp and Miss Anna Shula visited in Bellefontaine and Cleveland while Mrs Mary Shula and the Osenbaugh families gathered for a Schligerman sisters club picnic at Rachelmacher Park in Logan. Attendees included Walter Osenbaugh Conneaut and others from Nelsonville Athens Detroit Shawnee Corning and Hemlock. Walter Oshenbaugh returned home after visiting relatives. several others called on Mrs Josie Reich and Mr Mrs Frank North last week.
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Billie Ross
Paul Allen
Imogene North
Kathy
Nelsonville
Pollick
Athens
Robert Morrison
Detroit
John Stoyle
Shawnee
Morgan Walters
Charlotte Gaitten
Tommy
Jessie Schlingerman
Corning
Charles Hodgson
Zanesville
Bennett
Son Is Stationed At Wyoming Air Base
Mrs. Violet Bryan of The Plains has been advised that her son Pvt. William C. Bryan is stationed at an Air Force Base in Wyoming. Her daughter Miss Betty Bryan attends a business college in Dayton.
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Chauncey
Violet Bryan
The
Plains
Pvt
William C. Bryan
Wyoming
Mayor Fines Men On Traffic Charges
Harold Chauncey and Richard Anderson pled guilty in Mayor Charles Wadley court Chauncey for ignoring a stop signal at Converse and Main. Marshal Clifford Banfield made arrests. Each man fined $5 plus costs.
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Chauncey
Harold Banker
Columbus
Richard Anderson
Logan
Charles Wadley
Converse
Main
Clifford Banfield
Chauncey Residents Visit Pomeroy Guests
Chauncey residents Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walton and Mrs Minnie Pidcock with Mr and Mrs Clifford Fink and son Paul David traveled to Pomeroy to visit James Gretz and his wife. The Gretzs hosted Sunday guests the Rev and Mrs Ray Pidecock and daughters Sylvia and Adrian at 35 High Street. Also present were the Rev and Mrs Harry Dickerson Emmagene and Gerald of Carbon Dale Dwane Saylor Mineral and Beulah White of Massillon Ohio.
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Marion Walton
Minnie Pidcock
Clifford Fink
Paul David
Chauncey
Pomeroy
James Gretz
Ray Pidecock
Sylvia
Adrian
High St
Harry Dickerson
Emmagene
Gerald
Carbondale
Dwane Saylor
Beulah White
Massillon
Ohio
Mrs Reeves Visits Chauncey
Mrs Libby T Reeves, a carpenter, is visiting her sister Mrs Myrttie Nichols in Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Mrs
Libby T. Reeves, Carpenter
Myrttie Nichols
Lower Plains
Pastor Visits Here Chauncey Revy and Mrs Ray Pidcock
Chauncey residents Chauncey and Mrs Ray Pidcock were in Columbus for two days visiting Rev B A Awe and Mrs Awe and also stopping to see Mrs Pidcock's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William Deeter.
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Chauncey
Revy
Ray Pidcock
Columbus
B. A. Awe
Church of Christ Plans Work Day Before Oct 15 Homecoming
CHAUNCEY Thursday designated as work day for the men of Church of Christ to improve the parish house in preparation for the homecoming scheduled for Oct. 15.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
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