Former Glouster Miner Dies in Cleveland Hospital
William Miller aged 62 died Saturday night in a Cleveland hospital after pneumonia and complicating heart ailment. Born in Edinburgh, he lived in Glouster and Akron, served on city council, and was a longtime mine superintendent for Ohio Collieries Coal Co. Surviving include three children and a brother. Funeral planned Tuesday at 2 PM at M E Church with burial Maplewood.
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Cleveland
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Priscilla Cox
Jacksonville
Bessie Rose
Greenburg
Mary Paulda
William, Jr
James
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Miller
Summit St
New York Central
Ohio Collieries Coal Co
Day to Meet at IOOF Hall Tuesday
Daughters of Union Veterans Lodge will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the IOOF Hall. Refreshments will be served.
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IOOF
Glouster—Daughters of Union Veterans Lodge
I. O O. O. F. Hall
Plan Waffle Supper at Glouster Church
Loyal Daughters of the Church of Christ announce a waffle supper at the Glouster church on Wednesday. Proceeds support church activities and community aid.
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Glouster— Loyal Daughters of the Church of Christ
Will Meet Tuesday GLOUSTER Ohio State Protective Association
The Glouster Ohio State Protective Association will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30.
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Glouster
Ohio State Protective Association
Glouster Bowlers Defeat Zanesville on Saturday
Glouster Bowler team the Stooges fall to Zanesville by 19 pins at Wolf and Sons Alleys with Mary Jo Wolf posting 518 and Max Williams 212 for best single score. Meanwhile Glouster Union Lunch beat Zanesville 116 pins. Jack Zimmer 573 series and Lawrence Price 218 high single led the other match.
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Stooges
Wolf & Sons
Snatcher Baffled by Purse Wrapped in Paper
Miss Hilda Misch kept her purse wrapped in a newspaper as a precaution against purse snatchers. A man rushed her but could not find a purse and fled after she screamed.
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Cleveland
Hilda Misch
Miss Misch
Glouster Social Notes and Local Tidbits
Glouster notes report Mrs John Wallace returning from Columbus after visiting her daughter Mrs Helen Friend and Mrs Walter Gayton again visiting Columbus. Several families host relatives from Sterling Greenfield and Charles W Va with extended visits. Ohio University students spending Foster vacation in the area join local residents. A Trimble Church of Christ Progressive Class meeting is set for April 5. A recipe for onions with herbs and a Logan bond release for civil engineer Francis Conners are noted.
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Richard Jones
Eldon Smith
Teddy
Charles
W. Va
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Mansfield
Clyde Harper
Ralph Phillips
Delores
Robert Jones
Cleveland
A. J. Craig
This City
James Phillips
Trimble
Ohio University
Virginia Pride
Lucille Richardson
Leona Pickard
Neva Golding
Virginia Morris
Anne Weymueller
Elizabeth Ann Mundew
Verna Sayre
Trimble Church of Christ
Why Not Spring Garden of Herbs For Seasoning
Eve encourages planting herb gardens in backyards or window boxes as spring nears to learn the art of seasoning with herbs. Miss Dennis’s book What To Do With Herbs explains how to plant grow enjoy and vary foods with herbs. CARROTS WITH HERBS shows carrots mixed with basil marjoram summer savory and parsley baked with butter sugar and water.
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Eve
Mary Cable Dennis
Miss Dennis
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