New Officers Elected At GLOUSTER WCTU Meeting
Wanda McAllister hosted the GLOUSTER WCTU meeting on Republic Ave. Devotions led by Goldie Illis preceded the election of officers C. A. Binyan as president Lalla Danford as secretary and Dave Cox as treasurer. Topics included Parliamentary Law Scientific Temperance and narcotic education in schools. The president announced a WCTU convention at Athens Methodist Church on September 19.
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Glouster
Wanda McAllister
WCTU
Republic Ave. Tuesay
Goldie Illis
Owing
C. A. Binyan
Lalla Dano
Dave Cox
Ola Eddy
Jennie Jones
Science Temperance
David Cox
Lalla Danford
Washington Letter
Methodist Church
Athens
Methodist Meeting Set in Glouster and Chillicothe Districts
Lay group from Glouster First Methodist Church with Rev. John Devol leaves Glouster Tuesday at 5 30 p m for a joint mass meeting with Chillicothe and Portsmouth districts in Chillicothe High School auditorium for Bishop Hazen G Werner to speak on This I Believe launching a new evangelistic campaign. Glouster travelers meet at Blower funeral home by 5 30 p m.
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Glouster
Glouster First Methodist Church
John Devol
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Hazen G. Werner
High School
Walnut Street Methodist Church
Blower Funeral Home
Curfew Set At Pomeroy For Polio Show
Officials held checks before deciding to continue the show with no plan changes for Middleport on Sept 4 and Pomeroy on Sept 25. Mayor Canaday added rehearsals pose no safety violation as most cast members are from outside Pomeroy. Opening in Pomeroy would be permitted after the closing proclamation is lifted. A plan change would come only if polio develops unexpectedly.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Canaday @aid
Telephone patrons protest rate boost in Trimble meeting
A large group of Trimble residents gathered at the town building to back a protest against proposed telephone rate increases before the Public Utilities Commission. The council approved the protest resolution unanimously as a hearing on the case involving 18 exchanges is planned.
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Glouster
Trimble
Public Utilities Commission
Maany
Glouster Man Sets Navy Submarine Dive Record
Gerald E. Taylor, engine man second class, aboard the Threadfin, helped it reach its 5000th dive becoming the second U S Navy submarine to achieve the milestone. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard G Taylor of Trimble and has four years two months of service. He attended submarine school before joining the Threads in March 1949. The Flying Fish was the first submarine to reach 5000 dives last February.
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Trimble
Concrete Work Is Resumed At Bridge
A group of about fifteen workers resumed concrete pouring Monday morning for the new bridge at Glouster. Sidewalks on both sides rise nine inches above the bridge deck and will soon receive railings. East end street work nears completion while a few hundred feet of west side highway remain. Fill for the highway is largely done and the new bridge shows clear improvement over the old narrow one it replaces.
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Glouster
Glouster and area residents visit for family events
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs William Vaughn now in Illinois return for Vaughn family reunion in Logan last Sunday. Other local visits include Roy Vorhies in Jacksonville seeing the Carters and Charmaine, Akron visitors at the Carters, and a trip by Harry and Cecil Vaughn's party to Steubenville Smoky Mountains trip with daughter Jackie Harrison heading to Milligan College. Mrs Hoy Seckinger informs relatives of arrival in St Johns Newfoundland aboard Marines postal service duty. Trimble folks visit Columbus guests of Dunlap Edyth Johnson and Raphael Kasler, Kasler will hunt squirrels while visiting Mrs Edna Kasler.
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William Vaughn
Glouster
Illinois
Vaughn
Logan
Roy Vorhies
Zanesville
Irvin Carter
Charmaine
Jacksonville
Norman Edmunds
John Edmunds
al Esterwright
Akron
Carter
Harry Vaughn
Cecil Harrison
Steubenville
Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Johnston City
Tenn
Jackie Harrison
Milligan College
Hoy Seckinger
Trimble
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Marines
Postal Service
Charles Johnson
Sam Johnson
Columbus
Dunlap
Edyth Johnson
Raphael Kasler
Kasler
Edna
Orpah Class Plans Thursday Sunday School Gathering
The Orpha Class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Thursday September 18 at 5 p.m. in Memorial Park for a wiener roast. Each member should bring his own wieners buns and table service.
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Glouster
Methodist Sunday School
Memorial Park
Generals LeMay and Clark Confer in Tokyo Arrival
Gen. Curtis Le May head of the U S Air Force Strategic Air Command arrived in Tokyo today and immediately met with U S Far East commander Gen. Mark Clark to discuss strategic plans and coordination.
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Tokyo
Curtis LeMay
U. S. Air Force
Strategic Air Command
U. S. Far East
Mark Clark
Crochet hats and a shirtwaist dress pattern for fall
An Athens Messenger sewing feature promotes patterns for crochet hats in chenille with rose motifs and an elegant velvet look. It also advertises a lace trimmed shirtwaist dress pattern with sizes up to 46 and instructions, price requests, and ordering details.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
New York
Hs. Y
TRY YELLOW TOPS FOR COLDS MCKEE DRUG CO
A fragment mentions McKee Drug Co promoting yellow tops for colds. Not enough context for a full event but indicates a local pharmacy product note. Messages also reference hunting licenses for sale, a Athens Ohio shop, and a property notice denying hunting on a property owned by Wm W Lawson in Nelsonville Route 1.
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McKee Drug CO
Clothing Banks Sport Shop
Athens
Ohio
W. Lawson
Nelsonville
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Sales Report
USDA marked sale activity in Cincinnati with hogs 20 lower on open despite moderate pace and light deals. sow prices down 30. Cattle and calves showed steady slaughter activity with high demand for good steers and heifers, grass offerings dominant. Vealers steady to strong with top at 36. Sheep and lambs moved slowly but near steady for slaughter lambs, feeder lambs mostly 18 to 20.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Market Report From Point Pleasant Livestock Auction
Hogs 150 head sold 10.00 to 21.00 with heavy kinds 18.00 to 20.00 and sows 14.00 to 17.00. Cattle sale active with 50 head 1000 to 1200 lb grass steers 25.50 to 27.60 and cows 15.00 to 18.25. Veal calves and lambs also listed with varied grades and prices. This selling method continues through fall.
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Point Pleasant
Cincinnati Egg and Butter Prices Across Grades
Cincinnati reports wholesale and consumer egg prices by grade. Large white 62-65 percent, brown and mixed 62-64 percent, medium white 52-33 percent, and other grades listed. Poultry fryers and hens price ranges shown, butter wholesale 79, butterfat 61, regular 56, potatoes 3.00-6.50.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Insurance Certifies Phoenix Mutual and New England Mutual
The State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies that Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance of Hartford Connecticut and The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston Massachusetts complied with state law and are authorized to operate on the mutual plan. It lists 1951 year assets liabilities surplus income and expenditures for both companies with dates of certification July 1 1952 by Walter A. Robinson.
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State of Ohio
Ohio
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Columbus
Walter A. Robinson
Ins. of
State of
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Cpany
Boston
Massachusetts
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