Glouster Club Members Aid Health Unit
The Senior Progressive Study Club gathered at Mrs. Thomas Rose’s home Tuesday. They read a request for volunteers to assist with registration and clerical work for the Tuberculosis Mobile Unit at Glouster High School on April 8. Volunteers named include Mrs. T. G. McAfoose Mrs. W. G. Hughes and Mrs. L. G. DeLong.
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Glouster
Progressive
Thomas Rose
Giouster High School
T. G. McAfooes
W. G. Hughes
L. G. de- Long
Ann Williams
Ralph Darling
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Sondra Rose
Mrs. Bond
Glouster Personal News Items Span Easter Visits
Glouster residents report Easter and weekend visits across Ohio. Akron guests rejoined relatives in Glouster while Ed Ley Cecilia Chute and Robert Chute accompanied by Mrs Cecilia Echstenkamper attended Columbus events. Mr and Mrs Healy toured Columbus to see their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Guy Faires
Fritz Schwabach
Akron
Sinde
Glouster
C. G. Faires
Aan Crawford
Charles Roberts
Warren
Clyde Vernon
Roberts
Dr James E Campbell dies in Columbus at 71
Dr James E Campbell 71 of 2894 North Fourth Street Columbus died Tuesday evening reports say. He was a Glouster High School graduate 1898 and Starling Medical College alum. He practiced medicine in Columbus from 1919 until retirement five years ago. Survived by wife Ora two sons James and Robert and two grandchildren. He is brother to Mrs Charles Hyde Elton Campbell Gus Campbell Hadley Campbell.
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Glouster
Columbus
James E. Campbell
North Fourth St
Campbell
James Campbell
Maplewood
Starling Medical College
Charles Hyde
Elton Campbell
Gus Campbell
Wellston
Hadley Campbell
Ora
James
Robert
Sunday School Program at First Baptist Church in Glouster
The First Baptist Church Sunday School in Glouster sponsored a program with Richard Fultz as master of ceremonies. Participants included Rosa Williams, Rev. A. G. Freeman, Joan Jenkins and others. The day featured a 9:30 a.m. program and an 11 a.m. sermon on “The Immortality of the Soul” followed by communion.
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Ethel Riley
A. G. Freeman
Minstrel Show Plans Discussed At Bandboosters Meet
At the Bandboosters Club in the school building on Monday plans were discussed to stage a minstrel show and reach a large audience.
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Glouster
Bandboosters Club
Rankins Visit Akron Trio with Local Hosts
George Rankin Vernon Woods and Edna Rankin drove to Akron on Tuesday. They called on Jack Mullen Mrs. Jean Rankin and Clarence Gross. Mrs. Sarah Ann Esselstein joined them in Daylestown.
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Glouster
George Rankin
Vernon Woods
Edna Rankin
Akron
Jack Mullen
Jean Rankin
Clarence Gross
Sarah Ann Esselstein
Daylestown
Women of the Moose to Meet in Chapter Room Thursday
The Women of the Moose plan a meeting in their chapter room on Thursday April 1 at p.m. Members are urged to attend and discuss chapter activities and upcoming events.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Weekend Visit Notes From Westerville And Beyond
Long list of social weekend visits and family travel across Westerville McConnelsville Reading Columbus Pittsburgh and other towns. Names include Freeman Cheadle J A Hayes Charlotte Billy Calendine Dick Pierpoint Roy Patterson Nelson Hawkins Harkins Locke Wade and others with relatives and hosts in multiple households.
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J. A. Hayes
Charlotte
McConnelsville
Billy A. Calendine
Bill Howe
Cambridge
John Deere Plow Company
Columbus
L. E. Pierpoint
Glenn Evans
Lorena
Myrtle Henery
C. V. Chadle
Roxbury
Blanche Patterson
Waverly
Roy Patterson
Nelson Hawkins
Charles O. Hawkins
Newark
Sloan Shaffer
Marietta
Lowell McCoy
W. H. Broomhall
Mary K. Bilis
Funeral Notices and Easter Guests Chronicle Local Five County
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Perry Bond 68 in Little Hocking after she died at her sister’s home in Athens. Burial was in Rockland Cemetery. Nearby obituaries note Sarah Wrightsell 81 of Columbus and extended Easter visits among local families including Rhodes Azbell Hayes and Betz relatives and friends from Columbus, Lancaster, Muray City, and Chillicothe.
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Zaleski
Little Hocking
Perry Bond
Archa Shuster
Athens
Bond
John Shuster
Sarah Louise Wrightsell
Columbus
Wrightsel
Benjamin Ansel
Henry Wrightsell
Gibbs
Conneaut
Alonzo Azbell
Lancaster
Azbell
Albert Pennell
Harry Jonas
Murray City
William Carrick
Frank Hayes
Ray E. Canter
Donna Maxine Hayes
Paul Hinkle
Springfield
Maggie O'Leary
Charles Chapman
E. L. Bardin
John
Chillicothe
W. G. Betz
James Cox
James McKibben
500 Club Entertained Hosts Three Guests
Mrs. T. A. Noon hosted the 500 Club on Monday evening at GLOUSTER. After two table play, awards went to first prize Mrs. W. R. Drury, second Miss Josephine Hedfelt, and third Mrs. Vern Lamborn. Attendees included Mrs. O. A. McDonald, Mrs. Ed Ley, Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, Mrs. Jessie Hill, and guests Mrs. Frances Gibbs Akron, Mrs. W. R. Drury, and Miss Josephine Hedfelt.
Jones Services Held in Methodist Church
Funeral services for R. W. Dick Jones, who died at Sheltering Arms Hospital from a heart ailment, were conducted at the Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon sang with Mrs. J. H. Elias on accompaniment. The Rev. Eugene Brown delivered the sermon. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
R. W
Dick) Jones
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Gordon
J. H. Elias
Eugene Brown
Maplewood Cemetery
Local Residents Host Houseguests and Visitors
Porter and surrounding area residents report guests from Columbus Ashland Kentucky Cincinnati West Virginia and Winchester. Families include Kritners Bowlings Stevens Cotrells Guillet and Large property owner developments with ongoing home improvements.
Accidents as Major Killer of Youth In Article
The piece notes accidents are the leading cause of death for youths aged 2 to 28 and are nearly three times as deadly as tuberculosis for ages 15 to 19, highlighting a public health concern.
Rice siblings visit Dayton with mother over Faster weekend
Bernard and Gene Rice of Dayton spent the Faster weekend with their mother Mrs. W J Rice, enjoying time together in the city.
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Glouster
Bernard
Gene Rice
Dayton
W. J. Rice
Funeral rites set in Columbus with burial to follow
Funeral services were to be conducted in Columbus at 2 p.m., and burial was planned in Columbus.
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Columbus
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Malcolm Cheadle
H. E. McCleary
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