Dover Relatives Attend Brandt Funeral Services
Mrs Alice Welling Brandt 36 wife of Francis Brandt Columbus and daughter of S A Welling Chauncey died recently. Funeral held in Columbus with burial Sunset Cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Lorna Les 17 parents and two sisters. Local relatives attended. Also church choir rehearsal and guest speaker events noted in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Alice Welling Brandt
Francis Brandt
Columbus
S. A. Welling
Ola Gardner
Sunset Cemetery
Fra
Brandt
State Auditor's Office
Francis
Lorna Les
West High School
Mabel McCullough
Juanita Shackelford
Clark Welling
Wesley Welling
Ray Gardner
Guy Gardner
Karl Gardner
Grace Myers
Chauncey District Social and Personal Highlights
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Millfield spent Monday and Tuesday at Taylor Ridge visiting sister-in-law Mrs Della Olbers. Mr and Mrs Edgar Burt Athens were in Chauncey Sunday visiting Mrs Burt's parents. Floyd Phillips Columbus were weekend guests of sitter's mother Tillie Six. Charles S Bradfield on Logan Saturday visiting aunt Bess Mutchmore. Grace Carr from Columbus visited mother Hattie Karns Ellis Ave. Don Cannon family Columbus formerly Greens Run attended Greens Run services and visited Chauncey. Mrs John Dean reported seriously ill at home in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Della Olbers
Perry Chalfant
Roseville
Edgar Burt
Athens
Burt
Thomas Oliver
Converse St
Floyd Phillips
Columbus
Tillie
Charles S. Bradfield
Logan
Bess Mutchmore
Grace Carr
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Don Cannon
Greens Run
Church of Christ
John Dean
Entertain in Honor Of Their Son CHAUNCEY
Chauncey McKinney parents honor son Sergeant Paul M. McKinney returning from Germany with relatives and friends listed at a Sunday gathering. Also notice of Tonight CHAUNCEY Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 7 30 PM with potluck supper in K P Building. Various probate notices follow for Athens County Ohio estates with four month claim periods and appointed executors or administrators. Real estate sale in Albany Ohio by Ira Fairechild with bids by September 1945 deadline.
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Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Paul M. McKinney
Germany
Otto Deucker
St. Louis
Eisner
Quincy
Dorothy McKinney Sovereign
Milaca
Minn
George Adkins
John, James
Rose
Lancaster
Elaine McKinney
Garnet Aten
Point Pleasant
W. Vas
Raymond Speller
Leon
W. Va
Harry Lave
Albany
Paul A. McKinney
Paulette
Zelda Mae
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Elizabeth Riley
Nelsonville
Athens County
Ohio
Joan F. Riley
Carlos M. Riecker
Said County
Supreme Court of Ohio
F. L. Thomas
Amesville
Ted H. Wolf
BR. W. Finsterwald
Athens
John H. Young
Francis D. White
Dorothy G. McAfee
John R. Hastings
Jate
Hockingport
Andy Btate
Thompson
Ira E. Faireaid
Union Street
Fairchild
Sarah Trator
Jane Brooks
Ichn
Newcomb Atoms
Local Briefs From Chauncey Include Notices And Services
Chauncey items report Sergeant Paul Tippett, radio operator for General Wainwright, writing from Guam to Pearl Harbor after four years in service. Other notes move Mrs Harry Love and infant Naomi Sue from Shelter Arms Hospital Athens to her parents Chauncey home. Announcements list missionary Rev. Sennett Turner speaking in Zaleski and Zion churches, Loyal Women class meeting at First Church, Chauncey, a Pilgrim Holiness revival near Carbondale led by Rev. Ditty and Rev. Fidcock, and Morristown Holiness Church cottage prayer in Chauncey hosted by the Harni monds.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Paul Tippett
General Wainwright
Guam
Hickam Field
Pearl Harbor
Tippett
Harry Love
Kathleen Simonton
Naomi Sue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Rev. Sennett Turner
Monnett, Mo
Africa
Zaleski Free Will Baptist Church
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Carbondale
Clarence Ditty
Washington Court House
Ray Fidcock
Chold
Morristown
Holiness Church
Sylvester Harnimond
Monroe’ St
Plan Rally Day At The Plains Methodist Church
Rally Day will be observed in the Methodist Church on Sunday September 30 after Sunday school. Each class will present part of the program and all members are urged to bring at least one other person.
Smith Connally Act Faces Possible Repeal Looms
Washington reports repeal of the Smith Connally war labor disputes act looms after CIO Auto Workers plan for strike votes by over half a million members. Rep. Howard W. Smith has introduced a repeal measure and the House Military Committee is studying it after approving the original bill two and a half years ago.
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Washington
Cio-Auto Workers
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Mouse Military Committee
New York Excluded From Global Air Route Plan
The Army Air Transport Command announced New York City will not be a regular stop on the new round the world service. A stop will occur at La Guardia on the first flight starting Sept 28, but afterwards travelers will fly from Washington.
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Washington
Army Air Transport Command
New York City
la Guardia Field
Tanner Camp Opens For New Season
The Tanner Camp near Cora in Gallia County marks its fifty third year opening for squirrel season. W A Tanner and guests moved in September 14, with an open house Sunday featuring a squirrel dinner by Tanner and F A Haskins. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Brothers, Mr and Mrs F A Haskins, Mr and Mrs R W Sheline, Dr and Mrs J P Haskins, Lee Halley, and the host.
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Gallipolis
Cora
W. A. Tanner
Tanner
F. A. Haskins
Frank Brothers
R. W. Sheline
J. P. Haskins
Lee Halley
Turkey Day Tangle Comes Back This November
Washington ponders Thanksgiving date as federal law fixes the fourth Thursday but states may choose their own. With five Thursdays possible in November, the nation faces potential confusion about its traditional day of thanks.
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Washington
Local couple sells Trimble Heights home for new Raber residence
Mr and Mrs W I Byers have sold their Trimble Heights Trimble house and bought the Mrs Edna Raber home in Trimble. Byers is executive head of the Jacksonville Trimble Rural schools.
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Glouster
W. IR. Byers
Trimble Heights
Trimble
Edna Raber
Byers
Jacksonville
Glouster Bank Set to Open Wednesday Morning
Glouster Community Bank gains final FDIC approval and will open at 9 a.m. Wednesday September 26. C. Gibson serves as cashier with Dorothy Halfill as bookkeeper and Heffken as clerk. Proctor Roba & Co, Newark vendors, and Burroughs Adding Machine reps will visit. The bank offers savings and commercial deposits with interest on time deposits and safe deposit boxes. Formal opening to be announced.
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Glouster
Glouster Community Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gibson
Dorothy Halfhill
Fifth Avenue Bank
Columbus
Heffken
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
OSS Teams and Glouster Guerrillas Struck Deep Into China
Stealthy OSS missions and Chinese guerrillas killed 8,327 Japanese and puppets in China this year up to war end. Col. Richard P. Heppner Jr. led field teams, with 12,111 enemy casualties including dead and prisoners. OSS said operations destroyed rail lines, bridges, locomotives, trucks and warehouses while training guerrillas to use American weapons.
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Clyde Farnsworth
Chungking
China
OSS
U.S. Army
Office of Strategic Services
Richard P. Heppner, Jr
Suffern, N
Japan
Hospital Notes of Gallipolis District
Gallipolis district notes report several local cases and outcomes. County Prosecutor Robt M Betz discharged to parental home from Holzer Hospital to continue convalescence. Frank Woods city fireman underwent operation for gall bladder removal after prior hernia surgery. Multiple local residents listed as fair or improving, including Mrs Goldie Niday Evelyn Large Hilda Anderson and Dean Eveland. Jimmy Eads of Point Pleasant shows good condition after Saturday operation.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Robt. M. Betz
Clarence Betz
Second Ave
Gol‘die Niday
Garfield Avenue
City
Sidney Spencer Pomeroy
Hilda Anderson
Wellston
Clyde Wogan
Southside
Dean Eveland
Blackfork
Frank Woods
Golter
Forrest McNeal
Cheshire
Evelyn Large
Jimmy Eads
Pleasant
Hostess Resigns From Our House Museum
Miss Waneta Booth resigns as hostess at the Our House museum in Gallipolis effective December 1 after serving since July 1 1956. The Ohio State Historical and Archeological Society plans to keep the museum open six days a week for eight hours daily, and Booth felt unable to devote full time to the post.
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Gallipolis
Waneta Booth
Our House
Ohio State Historical and Archeological Society
Casey Sought by Gallia Officers in Grand Larceny Case
GALLIPOLIS A warrant for the arrest of George Casey on grand larceny was issued by Municipal Judge William H. Jones. A missing sum tied to Casey and his brother-in-law Wylie White follows White noting money in a coat pocket. Casey was previously fined in police court for intoxication. TIFFIN Superintendent Change at Tiffin State Institute as Dr Milton Smith of Toledo State Hospital succeeds Dr Jerry C Price.
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Gallipolis
George Casey
William H. Jones
Wylie White
Casey
White
Iin
Tiffin Tiffin
Milton Smith
Toledo State Hospital
Jerry C. Price
Tiffin State, Institute
GLOUSTER Guests attend wedding and notices
GLOUSTER guests at the home of Mr and Mrs David Cox Friday and Saturday included Rev J G Deeds Rushsylvania Ohio Mr and Mrs Dean Bingman Lancaster Ohio and John Lewis Columbus for the wedding of their daughter Jane Cox to Gordon Sterling Meade of Cleveland Other out of town attendees came from Columbus Cleveland and Detroit The Glouster area notes report party birthdays visit to Newark and a hospital discharge plus a local class meeting and a police capture in Gallipolis. The week also notes Marie Antle’s relapse and a house return for A L Morrison.
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iGil Dawson
James Robinson
Max Pudabaugh
Michael McClory
Columbus
John Turkopp
George Folker
Jerry
Lewis Gardman
G. E. Marhofer
Cleveland
Sterling Meade
Kathryn Swan
Flo. Meade
Detroit
High School Grads To Meet Wednesday
Grous tier High School Alumni Association officers announce a Wednesday evening meeting at eight o clock in the high school building to plan a post game dance after the Oct 19 football game with New Lexington and to raise funds for a spring banquet for graduates from 1942 through 1946, wartime bans noted.
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Glouster
Groustier High School Alumni Association
New Lexington
Weekend visitors in Trimble attend Rainey and Jarvis homes
In Trimble GLOUSTER Week end guests at the H T Rainey and Charles Jarvis families included Pvt Harold Rainey stationed at Scott Field Illinois Mrs Thelma Flemming and daughters Susan K and Molly D of Corning Mrs Beulah Lantz and daughter Carol and Miss Marilyn Lantz Columbus Other Sunday visitors at the homes of Mr and Mrs H T Rainey and Mrs A M Rainey were Mr and Mrs L W Koons Mrs Monica Settles Mrs Louise Kersell and daughter Anita Columbus and Mrs Lena Smith of West Virginia
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L. W. Koons
Monica Settles
Louise Kersell
Anita
Columbus
Lena Smith
West Virginia
Mrs Martha Kloh Ill at Daughter’s Trimble Home
Mrs Martha Kloh is reported ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Ella Morrison in Trimble.
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Glouster
Martha Kloh
Ella Morrison
Trimble
Service Men of Glouster Area Report Overseas Duty
Pvt Earl D McGee left the States May 8 for overseas duty with the Americal Division on Cebu island Philippines via New Guinea and Leyte. He trained in amphibious landings and infantry, then moved to Japan near Tokyo where he is stationed and has visited Tokyo and Yokohama. Inducted December 1 1944 he has been overseas four months. James Bulloch G M 2 c spent 21 day leave with wife and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Barbara Ellen then returned to Columbus for reassignment after several months overseas. Marion Byers a cadet nurse in Akron spent the weekend here with her parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Byers.
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Earl D. McGee
Americal
Cebu Island
Philippines
New Guinea
Leyte
Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
James Bulloch G.M
Mary Elizabeth
Barbara Ellen
Columbus
Marion Byers
Akron
Emmett Byers
Christmas Mailing Is Still Pending
Social engagements kept several CS.CO. members away from the meeting Friday evening and no business was transacted. A meeting will be called soon by President Mrs. Wanda McAllister as matters are pending. Christmas packages for overseas service men and women must be mailed by Oct. 15.
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Glouster
Cs.0o
Wanda McAllister
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