Glouster Pastor Boroff Returns For Fifth Year
Rev. F G Boroff is reappointed pastor of Glouster Methodist Church by the annual conference, with his fifth year to begin next Sunday. He will report on the Ohio Conference session at Delaware during the 10:30 morning service as well as preach at 7:00 p m. Rev M M Martin at the Church of Christ announces Alaska missionary Charles Crawford will speak at 10:00 a m. and his 7:30 p m service features "Three Ways to Forget God."
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Glouster
F. G. Boroff
Charles Crawford
Alaska
Rev. Martin
God
City Bowling League Names Officers as ABC Sanctions Debut
William Wolf was elected president of the Glouster City Bowling League for the new season. Dan Kovach and George Wolfe were re elected treasurer and secretary. The league will be sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress enabling ABC medals for perfect or near perfect scores and allowing local bowlers to compete in the national tournament in Detroit this year.
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Glouster
William Wolf
Dan Kovach
George Wolfe
American Bowling Congress
Detroit
Michigan
Kiwanis Hears 4 H Representative At Glouster Club
Miss Anne Haskins daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Haskins Trimble spoke to the Glouster Kiwanis Tuesday at Gordon Hotel about activities for the Ohio 4 H Conservation Camp near Utica. Haskins and Pearl Linscott were Athens County 4 H clubs representatives chosen for the camp sponsored by the state conservation department.
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Glouster
Anne Haskins
C. E. Haskins
Trimble
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon Hotel
Haskins
Ohio
Utica
Miss Haskins
Pearl Linscott
Athens County
State Conservation Department
H. B. Moore Takes New Position in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs H B Moore of Spring Street moved their household goods to Nelsonville on Thursday. Mr Moore has obtained an office position with the Sunday Creek Coal Co. He previously came to Glouster from Toledo as a draftsman for George M Jones Co when their main office moved.
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Glouster
H. B. Moore
Spring St
Nelsonville
Moore
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Toledo
George M. Jones Co
Attorney Rose Hurts Arm in Fall Monday
GLOUSTER An attorney, G W Rose, was painfully injured Monday afternoon when he slipped on loose gravel between the residences of Dr W D Witham and Mrs Gertrude Pride. He used his left arm to break the fall and suffered a bad sprain requiring a splint. The Hawker Hurricane has a maximum speed of 340 miles per hour.
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Glouster
G. W. Rose
W. D. Witham
Gertrude Pride
England
Dutch Troubled Hollywood career of Joan Manners
Dutch born blond British actress Joan Manners faces U S immigration charges claiming she has lived in the United States for nine years on a six month permit. Last June she was jailed three days after a picketing act in front of a studio that employs her ex husband John Langan.
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Joan Manners
Immigration Service
U. S
Joan
John Langan
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Our Contract Club Hosts
Mrs. T A Noon hosted the Wednesday Contract Club on Main Street with high score won by Mrs. B R Angle and second by Mrs. O A McDonald. Attendants included Miss Josephine Hedfelt and guests Miss Hedfelt Mrs. Leslie Williams and Miss Eva Kientz. The group, led by members including Mrs. F H May and Mrs. A H Chute, enjoyed a dessert course to finish the play. A Ladies Aid meeting at Trimble Methodist Church opened with readings by Ruth Cole Sadie Morrison Grace Sayre Gladys Plant Elma Leadinghouse Edithe Vaughn Adam Frances Brunton Merle Danford and Helen Willeke, with a short contest awarding prizes to Mrs. Grace Sayre and Mrs. Gladys Plant, followed by a lunch.
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T. A. Noon
Main St
B. R. Angle
O. A. McDonald
Josephine Hedfelt
Hedfelt
Leslie Williams
Eva Kientz
F. H. May
A. H. Chute
W. W. Bryson
Angle
L. K. He
Ladies Aid
Trimble
Welfare worker Miss Trasin shifts from Philadelphia to Akron
Miss Margaret Trasin, active in welfare work in Philadelphia this summer, traveled to Akron on Saturday after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Trasin. A June graduate of Ohio State, she will continue welfare work in Akron, a promotion from her prior Philadelphia position.
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Margaret Trasin
Philadelphia
Akron
Louis Trasin
Trasin
Ohio State
Bartlett visits and family travels documented in local notices
Mrs. William Stephenson and son Jackie spent Thursday in Bartlett as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Cox. Mrs. Calla Mellor of Belmont visits her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Martin. Edmund Beshara leaves for Louisville to study at the University School of Medicine. Dick Cunningham returns from a 16 day motor trip via Los Angeles and Denver after accompanying Cy Rockhold to Albuquerque. Various locals entertain guests including Anabelle and Maxine Hoge, Clarice Martin, Trimble residents, Walter Allen and daughter Juanita, Elden Barnard in Washington D C, Wayne Hoge in Federal, Frank West in Trimble, and Mrs. Barto and Frances Allen in Jacksonville.
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William Stephenson
Jackie
Bartlett
William Cox
Calla Mellor
Belmont
Inlaw
Max M. Martin
Edmund Beshara
Louisville
School of Medicine
University of Louisville
Dick Cunningham
Cy Rockhold
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Kientz
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Joseph West Jr
Anabelle
Maxine Hoge
Clarice Martin
Trimble
Walter Allen
Juanita
Glouster
Elden Barnard
Washington D. C
Wayne Hoge
Federal
Frank West
Bartoe
Columbus
Mary Allen
Frances
Jacksonville
Chauncey Church to Celebrate 99th Home Coming
Chauncey Church of Christ marks its ninety ninth anniversary with a Sunday program. Church School at 9:30 a.m. led by Andriew Simpkins and Dan Johnson. Communion and home coming sermon at 10:30 by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Basket dinner at noon. Afternoon program 1 to 3 with visitors, music, and guest speakers Rev. C. L. Johnson and Rev. Frank Messenger. Flowers accepted Saturday or Sunday morning.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Church School
Andriew Simpkins
Dan Johnson
Gilbert Courtney
Taylor Ridge
C. L. Johnson
Wilson Avenue Church of Christ, Columbus
Frank Messenger
Zwickly
Messenger
Millfield Church of Christ
Millfield Class Hears Athens Speaker
Mrs. C R Cline of Athens was guest speaker at the Faithful Circle Class meeting in Millfield Church of Christ Tuesday night, with Eleanor Sharrick presiding. A potluck supper preceded the gathering and the October meeting will be at Mrs Carson Sanders Jr.'s home.
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Chauncey
C. R. Cline
Athens
Faithful Circle
Millfield Church
Ladies Aid Meets At All Day Session
CHAUNCEY The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church met at the church Wednesday in an all day meeting. A vegetable soup dinner was served at noon. The morning was devoted to quilting and a business meeting was held in the afternoon. The women will quilt next Wednesday and serve sauerkraut and wieners. Present were Effie Fennell Lizzie Harvey Lydia Spearry Mary Dew Margaret Sweazy Lilly Sweeney Bessie Nicholson and Myrtle Pidcock.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Effie Fennell
Lizzie Harvey
Lydia Spearry
Mary Dew
Margaret Sweazy
Lilly Sweeney
Bessie Nicholson
Myrtle Pidcock
Columbus Pastor Will Lead Church Services
Rev. James Bullock of Columbus formerly Chauncey will preach Saturday night at 7:30 in the Morristown Holiness Church. Rev. Charles Hook is slated to preach Sunday at 7:30 p m. Sunday School will be held at 9:30 and the Young People’s meeting at 6:30 p m.
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Chauncey
James Bullock
Columbus
Ohio
Morristown
Holiness Church
Charles Hook
Services Arranged For Mrs Ella Young in Jacksonville
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Young of Jacksonville will be held Friday at 9 in Holy Cross Catholic Church with Rev. Father Yocke officiating. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery between Glouster and Trimble.
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Glouster
Ella Young
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Father Yocke
Calvary Cemetery
Trimble
Geyser Threatens Tourists at Yellowstone Park
Two visitors near Yellowstone canyon descend 750 feet and discover a two inch stream brewing from Tom Thumb geyser. A ranger narrowly pulls them back from drinking the water that runs above boiling point from the smallest feature in the park.
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Yellowstone Park
Mont
Yellowstone Canyon
The Stars Say For Saturday September 16
Genetic readings warn of turbulent and violent potential on this date unless extreme care is taken to curb impulsive behavior. Elders may withdraw support or show intolerance. moderation and amiability can placate. A birthday child may be quarrelsome but could succeed with youthful discipline in a creative practical path.
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Genevieve Kemble
Mrs Goodson Suffers Paralytic Stroke in CHAUNCEY
CHAUNCEY Mrs B F Good son suffered a paralytic stroke Tuesday night and is in a critical condition. Her left side is affected. Mrs Goodson was recovering from pneumonia and pleurisy when she was stricken. A son Hershal, called from New Hall California, returned home last week. A daughter Mrs Ruth Hale came from Cleveland on Thursday.
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Chauncey
B. F. Goodson
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Grace Crow
Toronto
Wilma Roush
Dolly Higginbotham
Beatrice Gaches
Wheeling
Waldo Keisling
Parkersburg
Letha Grimm
Columbus
Dan Humphrey
Addie Brinker
Curtis Grimm
Goldie Mette
Youngstown
Mattie Rohleder
Little Hocking
Ida Bail Transfers After Major Operation at Athens
Ida Bail, long treated at Marietta Hospital, was moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. On Tuesday she underwent a major surgical operation here and her condition is reported as favorable.
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Chauncey
Ida Bail
Marietta Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Judge Rowland Heard at Chauncey Meeting
Chauncey The Evaluation of Men was the subject used by guest speaker Judge O F Rowland Athens at the September gathering of Everyman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ The meeting in the Church Parish House drew 18 men Henry Cass chaired with devotions by Rev Gilbert Courtney who introduced Judge Rowland A social committee served apple pie a la mode and a cold drink Attendees included William Noble Henry Cass Ralph Kirkendall Charles Bradfield Paul Fiske Burg Johnston Guy Brookins Harry McMahen Karl Gardner Dan Johnson Don Cannon Woodrow Farrell Paul Porter Carl Shafer Thomas Hamilton Rev Gilbert Courtney and Judge O F Rowland The next meeting will be the second Thursday in October The earths great polar ice caps and glaciers are made up of snow flakes.
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Chauncey
O. F. Rowland
Athens
Church of Christ
Church
Henry Cass
Gilbert Courtney
Judge Rowland
Paul Porter
Carl, Shafer
Thomas Hamilton
William Noble
Letart Falls M. E. Pastor Is Returned
Letart Falls Rev. C. L. Thayer was returned to this circuit for another year. He will preach at Plants Sunday morning September 17 and at Letart Sunday evening September 17. His preaching date at Fairview is Wednesday evening September 20. Various local residents and visitors are noted for visits and travel. The average speed for domestic carriers this year was 153 mph, and average passenger trip length was 415 miles.
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Letart Falls
C. L. Thayer
Plants
Letart
Fairview
Raymond Belville
Robinson
Huntington
Ina Noll
Will Beckler
Carrie Roberts
May Chapman
Beckler
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