McMorrows Have Reunion at Memorial Park
Seventeen relatives gathered at Memorial Park in Glouster on September 13 for a McMorrow family reunion. Attendees included E. F. Dunfee Rutland Sam Cook Mrs. Mark Williams Dexter N. P. Biggs Pomeroy Fred Dunfee Waterford Ohio W. H. Dunfee Glouster D. O. McMorrow Bernard Predmore Marion Kathleen George Dana Hysell Columbus Jerry Phillips David Conant Lancaster. The group toured the home of W. H. Dunfee in the afternoon.
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Glouster
McMorrow
Memorial Park
E. F. Dunfee
Rutland
Sam Cook
Mark Williams
Dexter
N. P. Biggs
Pomeroy
Fred Dunfee
Waterford
Ohio
W. H. Dunfee
D. O. McMo
Volunteers Meet Today at Chauncey Fire Hall
Chauncey Chief Jack Hamer announces H. A. Morgan of Power Pack Co Buffalo N Y will speak at the 7 30 p m regular meeting at the firehouse Demonstration on new firefighting equipment follows A business session with newly elected officers to set rules and regulations includes Charles Pendergrass president George Sofrenko vice president Russell Hiles treasurer and William Abdella secretary.
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Chauncey
Jack Hamer
Chauncey Volunteer Fire Department
H. A. Morgan
Power Pack Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Morgan
Hamer
Charles Pendergrass
George Sofrenko
Russell Hiles
William Abdella
Murray City Weekend Visitor Notes
Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs John Shelton return from Detroit Dearborn visits with Gerald Johnson of Dearborn joining them. Numerous relatives from Ohio and Michigan visit Murray City home of Emmett Snyder and others attend funerals. Loring, Hillyer, Lanning, Nida, Berry, Craft and Short families host or travel between Murray City Willoughby Columbus Cleveland.
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Murray City
Henry Johnson
John Shelton
Detroit
Dearborn
Mich
Gerald Johnson
Arthur Wilson
Corning
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Emmett Snyder
Orval Smith
Pontiac
Kenneth Julian
Vaughn Snyder
Miss Rose
Glen Hise
Barberton
Marcie Goshorn
Columbus
John Spicer
Alice Lanning
New Straitsville
Doris Lowery
Judy
Frank Bryan
Jesse Bryan
Fred Koon
Clyde Bartimus
Rita
Lois Louise
Patty Williams
New Lexington
Roger Wilson
Pearl Hillyer
Frank Hillyer
Florence Reynolds
Paul Cupp
Toledo
Homer Lanning
Jimmie
Janice
Willoughby
James Lanning
Charles Neal
Ralph Nida
Nida
Lorna Thompson
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Paul Berry
Michael
Ruth Carsner
Howard Craft
Harry Jones
McConnelsville
Tragic Highway Worker Dies From Truck Crash Near Somerset
Alfred Pratt 42 state highway employee of New Straitsville died in Lancaster hospital from injuries after a State highway truck loaded with hot mix crashed into a tree on Route 13 near Somerset. He left a wife Catherine and a daughter Shelby Jean at home.
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New Lexington
Alfred Pratt
New Straitsville
Lancaster
Route
Somerset
Catherine
Shelby Jean
Somerset Lions Club
Walter J. McClintock
New Lexington Council
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Perry County Society For Crippled Children
S. New Lexington
Perry County
County Relief Administration
China Street
Richard L. Heckel
Roseville
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Henry Pietcher
Reed Stoneburner
Saudi Arabia
C. P. Robinson
Glouster Social Notes: Local Visits and Guests
Glouster social notes list numerous visitors and stays across Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Evans of Nelsonville moved into the Silver home on Braun Street with their three sons and a daughter. Guests included Mrs. Chester Palmer of Dayton, Cecil Palmer, the Evert Eddy home, and multiple regional families. Additional visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, the Forrer and Harry families, and gatherings at the homes of Fan Bailey, Edward Noon, Earl Faires Jr, and William Keith, with attendance at church meetings and family weekends in Ohio towns.
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H. A. Evans
Nelsonville
Siler
Braun St
Evans
Evert Eddy
Chester Palmer
Nettie Harper
Dayton
Cecil Palmer
B. J. Chambers
Walter E. Champlin
Rittman
Ohio
Kenneth Forrer
Maumee
Edward Harry
Gary
William Deal
Hollister
Fan 7 Bailey
Oward Billowe
Son
Westerville
Billowe
Ruth Ann Bailey
Herman Bailey
Santiago
California
Leonard Johnson
Judy
Vernon Metcalf
Bradnor
Branch Carsey
Nancy
Columbus
Edward Noon
T. A. Noon
Harry Vaughn
Earl Faires, Jr
James Downey
Chicago
Wm. Smith
W. D. Smith
New Lexington
Charles Faires
Dewayne
Robert Keith
Chauncey-Dover Names 1953 54 Cheerleaders
Chauncey-Dover high school selects cheerleaders for the 53 54 school year. Chosen by the student body at a pep meeting in the football stadium are Barbara Blower Marcia Sheffield Beverly Sheffield on Phillips and Hester Antle.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Barbara Blower
Marcia Sheffield
Beverly Sheffield
On Phillips
Hester Antle
Football fans rally at Chauncey-Dover stadium
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening at the Chauncey-Dover football stadium for a pep meeting. Entertainment included a band performance a bonfire and a snake dance through town streets.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Needle Club to Meet at Mrs Edith Mc Daniel's Home
Mrs Edith Mc Daniel will host the Mill field Needle Club at her residence Thursday evening. The event gathers members for sewing and socializing in the community.
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Needle Club
Chauncey
Edith McDaniel
Millfield
Chauncey Area Visits Bring Old Friends Back Together
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith of Pasadena spent a week in Millfield visiting former Chauncey residents. Griffith, a former Chauncey student who left for California at age 12, returned for the second time in fifty years while visiting old classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Griffith
Pasadena
Calif
Millfield
Clifford Sanders
Carl Moody
Griffith
California
Paul McKinney
Ruth Ann
Paulette
Raymond Bellar
Leon
W. Va
George Adkins
Lancaster
Andrew McKinney
Lewis Adkins
Melvin Showalter
Fort Knox
Lucille Showalter
Earl MeeGhee
Glous
Church Class Has Meeting
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ held its monthly meeting Friday evening in the church social rooms. Mrs. Mary Ginnan presided, readings were by Mrs. Dorothy Wallace and Mrs. Wealtha Williams, and a Bible quiz followed. Refreshments were served to eight guests.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Mary Ginnan
John Waldeck
Dorothy Wallace
Wealtha Williams
Fannie Bailey
Bertha Carpenter
Annie Stemm
Glouster Man Attends Bible School and Nephew’s Wedding
Earl K. Plough of Zanesville attended Bible school at the Church of Christ where he previously belonged. He traveled toward Chillicothe for his nephew Robert Johnson’s wedding, joined in Athens by sisters Miss Besse Peugh and Mrs. Minnie Elkins who also attended.
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Glouster
Earl K. Plough
Zanesville
Church of Christ
Chillicothe
Robert Johnson
Alex Johnson
Athens
Besse Peugh
Minnie Elkins
Rest Home Concert Features Blind Pianist Lucy Galvin
From Burr Oak Rest Home and to 22 members. Mrs Lucy Galvin of the Rest Home who is blind played several selections on the piano.
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Burr Oak Rest Home
Lucy Galvin
Shirley Ann Stevens to Marry Edward Snider Jr
Miss Shirley Ann Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Stevens of Cleveland will wed Edward James Snider Jr of Cleveland. The wedding is set for September 26 in Cleveland.
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Shirley Ann Stevens
Glouster
Edward James Snider, Jr
Cleveland
CLASS TO MEET GLOUSTER
The Orpah Class of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. For rest Strohmeyer.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Forrest Strohmeyer
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