Glouster Council Approves NYA Youth Employment Plan
At an adjourned meeting Glouster City Council approved a 90 day NYA boy project to employ 35 local youths. Waldeck will supervise as funds constrain two supervisors. PTA requests use of High Street for a Halloween carnival. granted for Oct 30. Parking ordinance paused pending business input. Allen Road to be patched for winter ahead of a spring hard surface project.
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Glouster
Glouster City
NYA
Waldeck
E. Spring St
Ray White
John R. Clark
PTA
High St
Drury Drug Store
Beshara
C. F. Patton
Basketball Fund Report Shows Deficit Despite Transfers
GLOUSTER Mr. Figley reports that basketball receipts totaled 469.09 while expenditures reached 509.17. Major costs included transport 129.20 and basketball equipment 208.39 with a 40.08 transfer from the general fund to cover the shortfall. Senior class president Glenn Morris returns after illness. plans for class parties will unfold in the first six weeks.
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Glouster
Figley
Glenna Morris
Glouster Kiwanis to Send Delegation to Nelsonville Dinner
Glouster Kiwanis Club will lead a delegation to attend a dinner in Nelsonville on Tuesday to hear a discussion on Hocking Valley resources. Fifty tickets issued to C. F. Wallace Dan Kovach L. E. Richardson and G. W. Rose. Transportation provided by Kiwanis from Hotel Gordon at 6 p.m.
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Glouster
East Branch
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
C. F. Patton
Carl Fielden
G. W. Rose
Corning Falls as Glouster Beshara Confectionery Tops City League
Glouster Beshara Confectionery moved ahead in the Men's City League by sweeping all three games against Corning last night. Corners of the standings shifted as the winners dominated with strong offense and solid defense in each contest.
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Glouster — Beshara Confectionery
Corning
Mrs Vaughn Hosts Chinese Checker Club
Mrs Vaughn hosted the Monday Chinese Checker Club. Players included Elizabeth McKee Grace Holzschuh Bessie West E B Morris H L Janchius E S Bingman Theodore Heffken William Johnston Sr John Henry and Emmett Byers. A salad course was served after play.
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Glouster
Harry Vaughn
Elizabeth McKee
Grace Holzschuh
Bessie West
E. B. Morris
H. L. Janchius
E. S. Bingman
Theodore Heffken
William Johnston
John Henry
Emmett Byers
Honor Mrs Shepard On Her Birthday
Mrs J J Shepard of Glouster Route 1 was surprised by her children and their families who gathered at the family home to celebrate her birthday. Five birthday cakes and fall flower centerpieces adorned the table after an elaborate dinner. Guests included Homer Rawlins George Schenz Otto Simons Danny Lloyd Whitehouse Janey Judy Ira Shepard Linda Dean Shilling Thea Mae Jack Roy Chappelear Carolyn Ilah Erma and J J Shepard.
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Glouster
J. J. Shepard
Rt. 1
Homer Rawlins
George Schenz
Otto Simons
Danny
Glouster Daughters Meet. Local Residents Parade News
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Fred Heck with Mrs Grace Ochs as co host. Families travel updates include trips to Kentucky Ohio and Cincinnati with visits to WLW Renfro Valley and Seven Caves.
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Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Fred Heck
Grace Ochs
Mike Thompson
William Johnston
Kentucky
WLW
Renfro Valley
Lois Balderson
Roy Barnett
Savannah
Cincinnati
Christian Bible Seminary
Herbert McDonald
Glouster
CBS
Sam Kleinman
Phyllis
Leonard
Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
William Zimmer
Ernest Gibbs
Pauline Zimmer
Akron
Rogert Kinney
Michael
Zimmer
Rena Chappelear
Harry McNutt
Zanesville
Raymond Sanborn
Greens Run
Skeal Pierce
Modoc
Bill Barnhart
Sandusky
Epworth League Holds Weiner Roast at Jacksonville Grove
Epworth League members met Tuesday at Jacksonville Grove for a social with a weiner roast and vesper service. J A Thompson led prayers. Taps echoed by Bill Figley on trumpet and a vocal quartet sang. Rev and Mrs Thompson, Miss Anna Louise Logue, and Leaguers attended. Transportation gratefully noted for Rev Thompson, Mr T W Figley, and Jack Turner.
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Thompson
Anna Louise Logue
Study Club Meets At Church Hall
Catholic Ladies Study Club hosted by Mrs. Walter Yount and Mrs. Ann Bailey met Tuesday evening in the church hall. Members answered roll call with current events, held a brief business session, and enjoyed a dessert with 15 members and three guests. Contests awarded prizes. next meeting planned in two weeks with Mrs. Joseph Wolf Sr. and Miss Josephine Hedfelt as hostesses.
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Glouster
Walter Yount
Ann Bailey
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Floyd McClelland
Martha Jean Yount
Jeannine Bailey
Joseph Wolf
Josephine Hedfelt
Entertain at Dinner For Many Guests
Mr and Mrs Oliver Keirns hosted a chicken dinner Sunday at Sand Ridge with guests from Chauncey Beaumont and Trimble R1 including Ernest Dehmann Byers Fisk and others. Afternoon callers included John Cline and Wilma McCune. GLOUSTER Willing Workers Class meets Friday at 7 30 pm at 12 New St hosted by Clara Golding with Mary Hawk and Enoch Blower cohosts.
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Millfield
Oliver Keirns
Sand Ridge
Ernest Dehmann
Richard
Guy
Betty
Patricia
Fred Byers
Chauncey
Charles Melvin Fisk
Mary Jane Byers
Charles Fisk
John Henry
Beaumont
Leonard Taylor
Trimble R. 1
Marvin Keirns
John Cline
Wilbur McCune
Wilma
Near McDougal
Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Clara Golding
New St
Mary Hawk
Enoch Blower
Revival Begin Sunday at Oakdale Church
Revival meetings start Sunday at 7 30 PM in Oakdale A C Church Evangelist A P Ferell of New Albany Indiana will preach public invited.
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Glouster
Oakdale A. C
A. P. Ferell
New Albany
Ind
Crooksville Next Foe for Chauncey Team
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils prepare for Crooksville's visit Friday at 3 30 after opening with a 19 0 win over Nelsonville. New bleachers seat about 600. three starters are out Earich Alfoldy and Courtney. rest of the schedule lists games through Nov 7 at Middleport.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils
Crookaville
Chauncey Dover
Nelsonville
Athens
Nelssonville
Earich
Alfoldy
Courtney
Buchtel
J-T
McArthur
Glouster
the Plains
Middleport
Chauncey-Dover Band Attends Buchtel Outing
Chauncey-Dover High School band members and their instructor Harry McMahen joined Buchtel High School musicians and leader Mr. Beshara for an evening outing and wiener roast on Wednesday night.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Harry McMahen
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Mr. Beshara
Fourteen Mines in District Operating Thursday
Fourteen mines in the district were in operation Thursday. They were No. 990 No. 9 No. 10X No. 255 No. 107 No. 219 Bailey Run No. 71 a Chauncey N. Y. 25 Poston No. 6 Carbondale Coonville Kimberly and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Chauncey N. Y
Poston
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Chauncey and Athens hosts honor Lands family dinner
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs George Vanmeter entertained at their Athens home Tuesday night in a dinner honoring Mrs Vanmeters parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lands, and relatives Frank Lands Jr and Lois Jean Lands. Millfield reports cousin Clara Naylor of Stratford Ia ill with pneumonia after a heart attack at age 0 with little recovery hope. Choir of Church of Christ to rehearse Thursday at 7 pm for the home-coming on Sunday Sept 28.
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Chauncey
George Vanmeter
Lucinda Lands
Athens
Millfield
Spicer Keirns
Clara Naylor
Stratford
Chauncey — Choir
Church of Christ
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F. Thomas
J. Hemsley
J. Sharlike
A. McCreanor
R. Briggs
M. Gailen
A. Delonge
R. O'Neil
D. Post
Mrs. Vaughn
Mrs. Shepard
Jacksonville
Crooksville
Chauncey Team
Bert
Bert Learned
Almeda
Calif
Viola Wade
Mabel Smith
California
A. J. Learned
Dover Field
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey News
Grandma
Dean
Doan
Paris Fashion
Connies
Oxfords
Champion
Freeman
Mechem
Luckoff
Loma Seeds
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Silk
Suede
Fall
W. L. Douglas
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