Women Honored for School Clothes Project at Kimberly Dinner
An appreciation dinner at Kimberly schoolhouse honored 14 local women and the Relief Committee for clothing about 70 children. Judge Louis Tyroler and John Green spoke. plans include WPA sewing-machine loan, Wednesday sessions, and Christmas distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kimberly
Relief Committee of
Sewing Circle
Charles Welf
M. R. Hubbard
Thomas Spencer
Louis Tyroler
John Green
Athens
Personal Mentions From Columbus Weekend Visitors
Mr and Mrs Vern H Vorhes and daughter Dorothy spent Saturday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs L N Buchanan Akron were week end guests of Mr and Mrs L A Davis. Arthur Gilliham Columbus spent the week end with his family here. E S Martin Columbus spent Sunday here at the Morgan home. Mrs Martin and daughter Estella who have been guests of Mr and Mrs William Morgan for a week returned home with him. Mrs Doris Horch and daughter Clara Jane were week end guests of the former s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Lee Merrill. They attended the State Texas game. Miss Marie Stowe St Clairsville was the guest over Sunday of Miss Irene McDowell. Mr and Mrs Carl Hartley and children Philo O Mr and Mrs Claude Hall and children Wester ville were guests over Sunday of Mrs Josie Baugh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern H. Vorhes
Dorothy
Columbus
L. N. Buchanan
Akron
L. A. Davis
Arthur Gilliham
E. S. Martin
Morgan
Martin
Estella
William Morgan
Doris Horch
Clara Jane
Lee Merrill
Marie Stowe
St. Clairsville
Irene McDowell
Carl Hartley
Philo
Claude Hall
Westerville
Josie Baugh
Eastern Star To Honor Robert Morris Tuesday
Eu dora Chapter Order of Eastern Star plans Robert Morris Night at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville Tuesday at 7 30 p m The program honors the founder of the order Tea and social time follow Members should bring sandwiches Miss Marie Hamilton urges Ohio chapters to display a Robert Morris picture and plan related programs for the nearly 200000 members in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of
Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Masonic Temple
Marie Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton
Street curb and pave project starts in Bone Hollow District
Work on three north street sections in the Bone Hollow District began last week as a WPA project. With Oak Street nearing completion, the curbing crew moved to St Charles Street John Street and Grosvenor Street to curb and pave the north sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bone Hollow
Oak St
St. Charles St. John
Grosvenor Sts
Cooksons Entertain Guests in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Cookson hosted Sunday guests including Mrs. John Sawyer and son from Newark, Mr. and Mrs. John Cookson from New Lexington, and Dr. J. M. Hyde with his wife of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Corwin Cookson
John Sawyer
Gon
Newark
John Cookson
New Lexington
J. M. Hyde
This City
Back to Lodge Night at Red Men Hall in Nelsonville
The W B A holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 o clock in Red Men's Hall Nelsonville. A fine program is planned and lunch will be served. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W.B.A
Red Men's
C'Clors
McKinley Republican Club to Meet in Nelsonville
The McKinley Republican Club will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Legion Building in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Nelsonville
McKinley Republican Club
Legion Building
Dorcas Society to Meet in Doanville
Dorcas Society will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 o clock. Mrs Elsie Weaver hosts at Kimberly and members meet earlier at Miss Irene McDowell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doanville
Dorcas Society
Elsie Weaver
Kimberly
Irene McDowell
No Child Auto Deaths in Five Years In Hamtramck
HAMTRAMCK Mich School traffic courts run by students under the Hamtramck Junior Safety Council report no traffic fatalities involving school age children in more than five years. The system uses student judges and penalties such as yard duty or loss of privileges to enforce rules. Officer Neil Neuman credits the program and notes pupils are seen as future drivers learning caution and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamtramck
Mich
Hamtramck Junior Safety Council
Neil Neuman
Neuman
Junior Safety Council
Skippy
Skippy Ques
Gospel Musicians To Be at Chauncey on Wednesday
Chauncey residents will hear Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fish of Columbus gospel musicians Wednesday night September 29 at 7 30 in the Chauncey Church of Christ. The couple travels coast to coast presenting free musical entertainment using seven instruments including soprano saxophone piccolo cowbells musical saw and vibra harp. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wilbur Fish
Columbus
Chauncey Church of Christ
Fish
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Glouster Drum Corps Performs at Caldwell Old Soldiers Meeting
The Glouster Drum Corps with six members traveled to Caldwell on Saturday to play at an all day Old Soldiers gathering. R Moody of Bishopville and Christ man of Glouster led the procession in Caldwell, the only two veterans in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Caldwell
R. Moody
Bishopville
Christman
Groveport Visit By Miss Olive Andrews
Miss Olive Andrews visits Groveport on Saturday to spend time with Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveport
Olive Andrews
John Cooper
Labor and Farmer Alliance Warns Against Fascism
An August issue of The Communist by Clarence A. Hathaway argues a worker farmer alliance can block fascism and reshape farm policy. It criticizes Roosevelt era measures, calls for mortgage relief, drought aid, and government credit to poor farmers, and urges labor to win rural allies while restraining demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Clarence A. Hathaway
Stooges
Hathaway
Roosevelt
AAA
Bankhead
Oriaie
Congress
Farmers Union
CIO
People's Front
Chauncey Community News Highlights Weekend Visits
Dr. Robert Nye spent Sunday in Chauncey at his parents home. Several Chauncey residents hosted relatives from Petosky Lisbon Albany Vere Ridge and Athens. About 100 Chauncey Dover high school students attended the Columbus football game with faculty members also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Robert Nye
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Floyd Nye
Jessie Fiske
Ruth Bridgewater
Petosky
Mich
George Keeton
the Plains
Lisbon
Ohio
F. H. Staffinger
George Williamson
Indiana
Williamson
Hill Cemetery
Middleport
Charles Shields, Jr
Columbus
Charles Shields
Ellis Ave
Harry Noble
Albany
E. L. Bingman
Dane Osborne
Vere Ridge
Hal Osborne
Athens
Henry Osborne
Chauncey-Dover High School
Conference Held at Church by Ohio Mission Secretary
Twenty four persons including church board members and church school officers attended Friday night’s conference at the Church of Christ conducted by Gaines Cook Cleveland secretary of the Ohio Christian Missionary Society. It was one of 300 such meetings across the state led by church teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church School of the Church of Christ
Gaines Cook
Cleveland
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Mines in district report Monday work count
Twelve mines in the Chauncey district reported work on Monday. They listed Nos 9 267 255 90 219 along with Coonville Kimberly Chauncey N Y 25 Poston No 6 Hocking Carbondale and Lick Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Coonville
Kimberly
Chauncey N Y
Poston No
Hocking Carbondale
Lick Run
Irene McDowell and mother return from vacation
Miss Irene McDowell and her mother Mrs Elizabeth McDowell returned home after a three week vacation spent at Winona Lake Indiana and Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irene McDowell
Lizabeth McDowell
Winona Lake
Ind
Steubenville
Married People's Class Meeting at Cameron Home
The Sunday School class of the Christian Church met at the Cameron residence 25 Sunnyside Drive Monday at 7 30 pm. Rev Crawford opened with prayers. Plans for the year were discussed in the business meeting followed by bingo during the social hour. Seventeen members attended with two guests Mrs Vermillion and Mrs Paul Neutzling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Carlos Cameron
Sunnyside Drive
Crawford
Vermillion
Paul Neutzling
Groom a death by own action
Conneaut Ohio report says Gar land Snyder aged 24 killed himself less than a day after his wedding. Coroner Charles Webster stated distress from rebuke by relatives was a factor in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Garland Snyder
Charles Webster
Drama Notes and Acts at the Matinee Hour
A varied program features Molly Steinbe Jack and Lo Dalton Brod with Ted Malone and the Army Band. The lineup includes the X-Sisters Singing Strings Amos n Andy Uncle Ezra and the Good Time Society offering a lively afternoon of entertainment at the concert hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Molly Steinbe
Jack and Lo Dalton Brod
Ted Malone
John Gurney
Army Band
X-Sisters
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Uncle Ezra Caro
Weyman
Top Hatters
Good Time Society
Jack Armstrong
Clyde Barrie
Eton Boys
Doris Kerr
Nora Sterling
Bob Newhall
Howard Phillips
Lowell Thomas
Paul Douglas
Amos 'N
Andy Hall Orch
James Orch
Jack Fulton
Tas Lum
Abner Hollace Shaw
Freeman Orch
Boake Carter
Burns
Allen Horace Heidts
Pat
Fibber McGee Legion
Radio Theater
Kidoodlers
Forum
Wayne King
King's Jesters
Paul Sullivan
Carl Carmer
Panico Orch
Golde Orch
Rita Rio
Rapp Orch
Pryor Orch
Frederick Orch
Busse Orch
Jurgens Orch
CBS
NBC
Rhythmaires
Escorts
Betty
Vic Arden
Dan Hardings
Ruth ‘ Lyon
Our Gal
Matinee Musicale
Wise Man
Betty and
Bob Joyce Jordan
Pepper Young
Lorenzo Jones
Ma Perkins
Guiding Light
The
O'Neills
Mary Marlin
Don Winslow
Kitty Keene
Johnnie Johnston
Melodies Bay
al Jolson
Bernie
Ben
Benny Goodman
Jimmy Fidler
Russell Dorr
Molina Orch
Dailey Orch
Blaine Orch
Olsen Orch
Jerry Blaine
Birthday party honors Mr. La cey McNutt in Steubenville
Mr and Mrs La cey McNutt hosted relatives Sunday for his birthday with Mrs Delia Millinger a sister in law sharing honors. Two birthday cakes and ice cream followed a chicken dinner. Guests included Gates Millinger family Annabelle Stacey Quillen Isaac Colman Jesse Quimby and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lacey McNutt
McNutt
Delia Millinger
Steubenville
Gates Millinger
Annabelle
King's Heralds Meet at Methodist Church Saturday
The first meeting since May of the King's Heralds was held at the Methodist Church Saturday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock. The study lesson on Korean children was led by Miss Anna Louise Legue and Miss Mary Boroff. Afterward the children enjoyed games and contests with refreshments served by Logue and Boroff. attendees included Dorothy Skinner Barbara Dunlevy Genevieve Dunlevy Dorothy Strohmeyer Anna Strohmeyer JoAnn Morris Phyllis Robinson Andrey Dawson Mary Virginia Logue.
Hoffman and Wolf Depart for Games and Work
Eldon Hoffman traveled to Columbus Friday to see the South High versus St. Marys game coached by Kermit Blosser and to the Ohio State Texas Christian matchup on Saturday. Arthur Wolf left last week for Findlay to begin a Clover Farm store position after years with the Davis Clover Farm Store locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Eldon Hoffman
Columbus
South High
St. Marys
Kermit Blosser
Hoffman
Texas Christian
Arthur Wolf
Findlay
Clover Farm
Mr. Wolf
Davis Clover Farm
Local Woman Returns Home After Appendix Operation
Miss Jennie Ban field returned to her home Friday after an operation for appendicitis last week. Her mother, who had been at the hospital with her, also returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Banfield
Visit in Columbus by Wolf Family
Mr and Mrs George Wolf Bob Wolf and James Wolf visited in Columbus on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Harold Their mother Mrs Wm Wolf who had stayed at the Harold home returned home Sunday evening with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glouster
George Wolf
Bob Wolf
James Wolf
Charles Harold
Wm. Wolf
Harold
Miss Patty Wolf Weekend Guest of Columbus Parents
Miss Patty Wolf of Columbus was a weekend guest in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Patty Wolf
Columbus
Mrs
Joseph Wolf
Week End Visit for Robert Clark in Columbus
Robert Clark traveled to Columbus on Friday and remained there for the weekend, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Glouster
Robert Clark
Columbus
Glouster Troop 76 Boy Scouts Meet at First Baptist
Glouster Boy Scout Troop 76 of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening at the church. Scouts worked on tenderfoot tests under Scoutmasters Andrew Riley, Clifford Johnson, and Homer Johnson. The group finished with songs and games and invited all members to attend the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
First Baptist Church
Andrew Riley
Clifford Johnson
Homer Johnson
Hodg es and Darryl Jones Attend Ohio State Texas Christian Game
Miss Louise Hodges and Darryl Jones of this city attended the Ohio State Texas Christian football game in Columbus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Louise Hodges
Darryl Jones
Columbus
Tom Cats Prepare for New Concord Game in Rigorous Practice
Tom Cats conduct stiff drills and new plays to ready for Friday’s New Concord clash. Coaches Kemeter and Adcock aim for power and speed as Glouster braces for strong opposition. scouts from New Lexington and others study potential Tomcat opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Howard Dodson
Donald Cooper
George Healey
Ben Douglas
Dave Trasin
Lewis Koehler
Donald Zimmer
Kemerer
Adcock
DeLong
New Concord
Birthday Dinner Honors William Echstenkamper
William Echstenkamper was honored Sunday with a birthday dinner. Attendees included Dan Grinstead and daughter Shirley, Marie Echstenkamper and Miss Cecilia Chute of Columbus, Andrew Chute and Mrs. Chute, Henry Echstenkamper and daughter Anna Marie, Miss Mary Chute, Robert Chute of Glouster, Mrs. Josephine Weitzel of Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mrs. William Echstenkamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Echstenkamper
Dan Grinstead
Shirley
Marie Echstenkamper
Cecilia Chute
Columbus
Andrew Chute
Cleveland
Henry Echstenkamper
Anna Marie
Mary Chute
Robert Chute
Josephine Weitzel
Jacksonville
Local miners urged to pay union dues for WPA work
Authorities remind members of Local 1156 that every miner working on WPA or non mining tasks for five days in a month must pay union dues. With the mine active now, space is limited for leaders but dues should remain current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mine Workers Union
Moose Women Plan Potluck Supper Meeting
The women of the Moose invite members to a Tuesday night regular meeting with a potluck supper. Attendees should bring prizes for the game played during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
the Moose
Visit Here Sunday Glouster Guests From Columbus
Mrs Harold Coguill and daughter Helen of Columbus arrived in Glouster Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harold LeFAVOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold Coguill
Helen
Columbus
Harold Lefavor
Grandparents Visit Glouster Morris and Doerer Guests
VISIT GRANDPARENTS GLOUSTER Morris Connor and Ralph Doerer of Mansfield were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Morris, grandparents of Mr. Connor, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Morris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Morris Connor
Ralph Doerer
Mansfield
George Morris
Mr. Connor
Wm. B. Morris
Apple Blossoms Reported Blooming in Glouster Yard
Delicate pink blossoms were found on an apple tree at the James Jennings residence in Glouster on Sunday. The discovery was made by Mrs. S. J. Atkinson of Corning, mother of Mrs. Jennings, who is visiting with her daughter this week. The Watkins and Grubb families drove to Zanesville Sunday to spend the day with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Jennings
S. J. Atkinson
Corning
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Tyroler
Green
Cooksons Entertain
M. A. Kopka
Hamtramck School
Church of Christ
J. E. LE Rossignol Bean
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Camerons
Websters
Bob Byron Novelteers Sing and Swing
Vanity Fair
Roth Orch
Hoff Orch
King’s Heralds
Boy Scouts
Messenger
Zanesville
J. M. Watkins
Will Grubb
Warner
Cris Weston
See Dixon
Hugh Herbert
Jane Darwell
Allen Jenkins
Larry Adler
Doctor Rockwell
Rey Enright
Busby Berkeley
Harry Warren
al Dubie
Matinee
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