Glouster Eyes First Home Football Game Under Lights
Glouster prepares for the league opener against Chauncey at 8 PM in the new stadium. Coach Greider expects a hard-fought win as the Tom Cats debut their season and lineup details include Cunningham, Losey, Jenni e, Wolf, Beshara, Duncan, Byers, Dennison, Remanto, and Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Tom Cats
Chauncey
Greider
Chauncey Blue Devils
John Cunningham
William Losey
Charles Jenniec
Frank Wolf
Paul Beshara
Jack Duncan
Don Cunningham
Bob Byers
Jimmie Dennison
Frank Remanto
Jack Bradley
Patriotic program at Trimble Ladies Aid with Jacksonville guests
The Trimble Methodist Church Ladies Aid hosted its monthly meeting with Jacksonville Methodist Church Aid members as special guests. Mrs. Ella Morrison chaired the program featuring a flag presentation by Merle Danford, songs by Verna Frances, readings by Sayre and Leadinghouse, and a clarinet solo. Plans were made for a public lunch at the church basement on Sept. 26.
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Trimble
Ladies Aid Society
Trimble Methodist Church Society
Jacksonville Methodist Church Aid
Ella Morrison
Ada Frances Brunton
Merle Danford
William Sayre
Verna Frances
God Bless
America
Marie Antle
Armol Rainey
Grace Sayre
Underwood
Edithe Vaughn
Methodist Church
Local bowling alleys reopening after annual facelift
Glouster bowling alleys resume public hours after resurfacing and redecorating. City Bowling League meeting moved to Sunday at 2 pm to organize the season. League begins the week of Sept 30 with eight men’s teams and four ladies’ teams. A match between two local teams follows the meeting. Souvenirs will be given to visitors on Sunday.
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Social Night Saturday
The Marcellite Rebekah Lodge holds a regular meeting at the ICCF Hall this Saturday night. Degree practice will be conducted and refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
New York Central plans Trimble station change and hearing notice
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public hearing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday October 15 1940 regarding The New York Central Railroad Company application to discontinue Trimble Ohio station as an agency station and operate it as a non agency station for carload business only. The notice is issued by the commission and filed by Jones Jones Erskine Co attorneys. Probate notices follow listing estates and final accounts in Athens County with hearing set for October 7 1940 and opportunities to file exceptions.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
New York Central Railroad Company
Trimble
Ohio
Commission
Ohio Departments
South Front Street
Columbus
Jones, Jones & Erskine Co
T. Lewis, JR
Ite Attorneys
Athens County
Steve Craig
W . H. Craig
Cora Fleming
Marcella Fleming
M. D. Hughes
George B. Climer
George B. Clymer
Elma Paul Harvey
W.w.a
James R. Harvey
Maggie Wise Staten
Alphretta Wise Morrison
W. T. Martin
James Carsey
Marie M. Hambel
Raymond Charles Hambel
Flora Russell
Alvin Russell
George Wend
Ray Wend
Minth
B. W. Cole
Bernice Calloway Fairbanks
Bessie Calloway
Sears
Francis D. White
New Pastor Sets Topics For Mother Church
GLOUSTER Reyvy J A Thompson takes the Methodist pulpit with morning sermon Home made Religion. Sunday School begins 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 evening service 7 30 with Faltering Christians topic. Official board meets Monday 8 p m and mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30. Max M Martin Church of Christ announces Bible School 9 am service 10 am Lord's Supper 10 am Christian Endeavor 6 30 and evening 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster-—-Reyvy
J. A. Thompson
Methodist
Epworth League
Thompson
Max M. Martin
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Benefit Movie To Aid Glouster School Project
About 300 attended a Glouster High School movie night in the auditorium last Tuesday. A second show is planned for Saturday night September 21 featuring Lottery Bride with Jeannette McDonald J E Perrin and Zasu Pitts. Tickets are sold by grade school children to fund a new moving picture projector.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Jeannette McDonald
J. E. Perrin
Zasu Pitts
Minersville Social Notes Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Friday evening at 7 Rev Adler Levits speaks at the Methodist Church on his Hebrew Christian evangelist journey. Rev John Brown attends first conference year service. Winners class shifts meet Thursday next. Brown to unify women groups. Norman McCallum and Norman Grueser head to Wheeling for work. Ed Basham and sister Velma Grueser return from Columbus for treatment. Karl Grueser family moves to Webbs Whaley home in Welsh town. Whaley family to Zanesville for employment. Betty Maag returns from Lucasville with her father. Maag to Barberton for work. Burnells return to Cleveland after visit with Anna Blumenauer. Margaret Moore visits then returns to Huntington. Grueser siblings visit mother Val Grueser at City Hospital, Parkersburg. Chick Morris moves from Ed Nyes property to Belpre. works on Portland sand boat. Hugh Daniels and child visit from Racine to Will Thomas family.
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Minersville
Adler Levits
Methodist Church
John Brown
Brown
Norman McCallum
Norman Grueser
Syracuse
Wheeling
Ed Basham
Velma Grueser
Columbus
Karl Grueser
Webb Whaley
Welshtown
Whaley
Zanesville
Theodore Maag
Val Grueser
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Chick) Morris
Ed Nye
Belpre
Morris
Portland
Hugh Daniels
Racine
Will Thomas
James Lane Dies Suddenly in Glouster at 83
James Lane 83 died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday at his brother Will John Richards’ home in Glouster. A longtime coal miner, he lived in the town 56 years and is survived by his brother, a sister in Tampa, and several children in Ohio and Florida. The body lies at C. F. Wallace & Son Funeral Homes awaiting memorial plans.
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Glouster
James Lane
Will John Richards
Barbour St
Lane
Anna Jonas
Tampa
Fla
Mary E. Murray
Marion
Anthony Vermaaten
W. B. Taylor
Columbus
Edith Mills
Jacksonville
Ernest &, Shutts
Cincinnati
C. F. Wallace & Son
Reception for New Glouster Pastor Rev J A Thompson
Members of the Glouster Methodist Church hosted a Wednesday evening reception for their new pastor Rev J A Thompson and his wife. The program featured a Community Sing led by Dorothy Lindaman and M M LeFavor, an address of welcome by T W Figley, a vocal number by Dr W D Witham, a cello solo by Dorothy Lindaman with Mary Virginia Logue at the piano, and a reading by Mrs William Ellis before attendees enjoyed a cafeteria style lunch in softly lit social rooms decorated with garden bloom bouquets.
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William Ellis
Bridge Club Meeting at Trimble Hosts Prizes Awarded
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ben Addington home in Trimble the three table card club gathered with four guests Irene Koons Jacksonville Majorie Anderson Alberta Morrison Trimble Eva Johnson Athens. Bridge players included Eva Burns Athens Thelma Fleming New Lexington Wini Joseph Dorothy Rainey Medrith Jarvis Nora Hall Katheryn Johnson and hostess Bartha Addington Trimble Lunch was served Prizes went to Medrith Jarvis high score Wini Joseph second Dorothy Rainey third Eva Burns low.
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Ben Addington
Trimble
Irene Koons
Jacksonville
Majorie Anderson
Alberta Morrison
Eva Johnson
Athens
Eva Burns
Thelma Fleming
New Lexington
Wini Joseph
Dorothy Rainey
Medrith Jarvis
Nora Hall
Katheryn Johnson
Bartha Addington
Farewell Party For Three Local Youths At Church
About 100 attendees gathered at the Church of Christ social rooms for a farewell honoring Miss Lois Balderson Miss Mary Janchius and Herbert McDonald as they depart for Cincinnati to enter Bible Seminary. Minister Max M. Martin gave each graduate a purse from the congregation after a garden flower decorated meal.
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Church of Christ
Lois Balderson
Mary Janchius
Herbert McDonald
Cincinnati
Bible Seminary
Max M. Martin
Loyal Daughters Class Hears Lesson and Changes Meeting Night
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs Ed Vaughns home with co host Mrs Earl Morris. Eleanor Anderson president led the meeting with prayers and Scripture reading on Honesty with God. Thirteen members answered roll call with scriptures and the group voted to move the monthly gathering from the third Friday to the fourth Thursday. Awards were given for games to several members and refreshments followed. The October meeting will be hosted by Mrs Vian and Mrs Clayberger at Mrs Vians home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Ed Vaughn
Earl Morris
Lalla Danford
Eleanor Anderson
Harry Vernon
Anderson
Williams
H. H. Vian
Vernon
F. D. Kinney
Charles Clayberger
Grace ‘Ochs
Vian
Clayberger
Daugherty announce birth of Gary Clinton Morrison child
Mr and Mrs AB Daugherty announce the birth of a 714 pound son named Gary Clinton. Grandparents are Mr John Daugherty Trimble and Mr Crate Morrison Gloucester R F D No 4.
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A. B.daugherty
Helen Morrison
Gary Clinton
John Daugherty
Trimble
Crate Morrison
Glouster
City to Issue Checks This Saturday Says City Officials
Mayor Thomas Williams announces Grace Ochs city treasurer will issue city checks on Saturday after the council meeting. Checks will be available at the office of the clerk and treasurer on the second floor of the City Building from 1 to 3 p.m. on the first and third Fridays.
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Thomas Williams
Grace Ochs
Home-Coming Rally Planned by Glouster Church
Hollister A. B. Church will host its sixth annual home-coming and Sunday School Rally on Sunday October 13 with activities centered at the church and accompanying services.
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Glouster
Hollister A. B. Church
Revival at Chauncey Church Announces Sept 22
Evangelist Rev. Clarence Way announces a revival at the Church of God in Chauncey starting Sunday September 22 with Rev. Harry F. Pinyoun as evangelist. Pinyoun, a Canadian evangelist and trombone artist, will deliver sermons on practical Christian subjects. Services begin nightly at 7 30 with a cordial public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Way
Church of God In
Chauncey
Harry F. Pinyoun
Pinyoun
Reverend Strickland Ends Long Carpenter Parish
The Rev. F. G Strickland of Williamsport preached his final sermons at the Dyesville Church after 19 years as pastor. He previously led Columbia Chapel for one year and also pastored Carpenter Baptist Church. Attendance was high at Sunday evening services as he concludes his field per medical orders.
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Carpenter
F. G Strickland
Willamsport
Dyesville Church
Columbia Chapel
Carpenter Baptist Church
Strickland
Chester Grange
Columbia Grange
Star and
Laurel Granges
Marrianna Throckmorton
Wilbur Daily
Dvesville Sunday School
W. I. Swett
Dyesville Institute
J. L. Rawlings
Gettysburg Battlefield
Pallisades
Hudson River
West Point Military Academy
Norwalk
Connecticut
Catskill Mountain National Park
Lucy Joe Dye
Columbus
Meigs County
Ohio State University
Rolland Crabtree
T. M. Galloway
Wayne Burchfield
Radekin
E. A. George
Leo Turner
Youngstown
J. M. Webb
W. D. McCoy
Vernon
Lois McCoy
Columbia High School
Miss McCoy
Lowell
Howard
Ohio University
H. B. Pickett
W. R. Holcomb
Buddhist Services Held In Tokio For Fish Souls
Regular services are conducted by Buddhist priests in Tokio to pray for the souls of fish eaten by the people of the land. The Japanese religion dictates that no living thing is to be killed for food and no flesh eaten, but most Japanese eat fish daily.
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Tokio
Measurement Lineage of Beer Units
In measuring beer or ale two pints make one quart two quarts make one pottle two pottles make one gallon two kilderkins make one barrel and two barrels make one puncheon.
Astrological Forecast Says Bold Ventures May Realize Big Progress
The forecast predicts high goals ahead under stimulating planetary conditions. It urges audacious, innovative projects, strong foray into new tactics, with big business support and a potential for major, transformative success. A birthday leads to a year of notable, progressive fulfillment.
Chauncey Cheerleaders Debut In New Blue White Costumes
Chauncey Dover High’s cheer squad will perform in new blue and white costumes at today’s Chauncey Dover Glouster game. Members include Isabel Courtney Elsie Worden Gladys Beitelcheis Lois Legg Dorothy Jane McCafferty with uniforms featuring full circular skirts and military blouses and hats. The outfits were sewn by Future Homemakers Association under Miss Carolyn Guerra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey-Dover
Future Homemakers Association
Chauncey- Dover Athletic Department
Carolyn Guerra
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social activity includes Elizabeth Martin of Athens visiting Mrs. Lucy Howard in Millfield. Kenneth Sykes returns home from a visit with Dalus Moorson near Chauncey. Columbus visitors Thurman and Mrs. Andrews stay with the Smiths near Chauncey. Ores Swartz Myrtle O'Brien and John Golden with friends dine at the Kapples in Wellston. Rose Ferguson visits Charleston after Chauncey and Lower Plains. Eileen Bullock of Lower Plains visits her parents in Bailey Run. Hazel Lyman of Athens dines with Mrs. Bessie Moore in Lower Plains. Frieda Shields and son Charles Francis visit aunt Cora Swyers in Vere Ridge. Louis Muzio of Millfield travels to Columbus.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Martin
Athens
Lucy Howard
Millfield
Kenneth Sykes
Dalus Moorson
Thurman Andrews
Columbus
Carl Smith
Ores Swartz
Myrtle O’brien
Lower Plains
John Golden
Coolville
Ronald Kapple
Wellston
Rose Ferguson
Charleston
Eileen Bullock
Bailey Run
Hazel Lyman
Bessie Moore
Frieda Shields
Charles Francis
Cora Swyers
Vere Ridge
Louis Muzio
Services Planned in Ohio Church Parishes
Preaching services Sunday Sept 22 conducted by Rev Gilbert Courtney at Taylor Ridge 9 30 and Trimble 10 30 and by Glaze Thompson at Greens Run 9 30 and Millfield 10 30 within the Church of Christ communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
Chauncey Woman Taken by Stout's Ambulance in Serious Condition
Mrs. Walter Lanning Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Canter of this city was rushed to a Marietta hospital Wednesday night in Stout's ambulance. Her condition is reported as serious.
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Chauncey
Walter Lanning
Asa Canter
Marietta Hospital
Stout
Mr and Mrs Dean Hamilton Visit Chauncey
Chauncey, Ohio hosted Mr and Mrs Dean Hamilton of Wellston in an on Thursday visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton on Mound Street.
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Chauncey
Dean Hamilton
Wellston, O
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Kennard Infant Dies At Oregon Ridge
Matthew Earl Kennard eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Kennard of Oregon Ridge died after a week long illness. Survived by three siblings Juanita Hazel and Julia Ann. Grandparents Mrs Arch Mingus Greens Run and Mr and Mrs F F Drescher Millfield. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Asbury Church with Rev J A Thompson officiating. Interment Asbury Cemetery.
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Glouster
Matthew Earl Kennard
Herbert Kennard
Oregon Ridge
Kennards
Juanita
Hazel
Julia Ann
Arch Mingus
Greens Run
F. F. Drescher
Millfield
Asbury Church
Kyger Personal and Brief Social Notes
Preaching services were conducted by Rev H N Snider at the M E Church. Sunday School pupils enjoyed a picnic at Fortification Hill Gallipolis. Gerald Tate returned after six months in a CCC camp at Lewistown Montana. Mr and Mrs C A Bradbury went to Columbus with Harry Van Dyox accompanying them. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Hattie Mack and was reorganized with time extended to Oct 1 for new members. Mrs Evelyn Tate and son Gerald visited West Rutland. Scientists say looking like your grandfather may influence actions.
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Snyder
Evelyn Tate
Gerald
Elmer Durst
West Rutland
Evangelist Chauncey Appearance Draws Large Crowd
Chauncey based evangelist Grace Haney from West Virginia Holiness School will speak in Morristown at 7 30 am with interpretation by Flora Heskitt. She will also visit Chesterhill Grahams Chapel Athens Salvation Army Malta Bethel Mission and Morristown meetings with an open date Thursday night prayer at the McKinney home.
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Chauncey
Grace Haney
West Virginia
Holiness Training School
Heights
W. Va
Morristown
Holiness Church
Miss Haney
Flora Heskitt
Chesterhill
Grahams
Athens
Salvation Army
Malta
Bethel Mission
Glouster
Fuller Rites Held Thursday at Millfield
Funeral services for John Russell Fuller 88 native of Millfield and longtime Dover Township resident were held at Millfield M E Church with Rev. Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey officiating. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery. Pallbearers were Clarence Sanders Ray Sanders Herbert Mingus Karl Gardner Fletcher Bousedinot and Ben Simpkins. He is survived by five children Kate Russell John Fuller Paul Henderson June Neutzling Kirby Fuller and six grandchildren.
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Chauncey
John Russell Fuller
Millfield
Dover Township
Akron
Millfield M. E
Gilbert Courtney
Lucille Sanders
Minnie Mackie
Helen Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Nye
Clarence Sanders
Ray Sanders
Herbert Mingus
Karl Gardner
Fletcher Bouse Dinot
Ben Simpkins
Paul Henderson
John Fuller
Akeron
Kate Russell
Milwaukee
Wis
June Neutzling
Mansfield
Kirby Fuller
London
Ohio
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