Glouster Receives Notable New Library Additions
Athens County Library invites residents to National Library Week with branches in Nelsonville Athens Chauncey and Glouster plus a bookmobile serving rural areas. Over 50 000 books and popular magazines are available for free. Recent Glouster additions include The Final Diagnosis The Easter Book The Status Seeker Lawns and Landscaping and more.
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Glouster
Athens County Library
National Library Week
Nelsonville
W. Washington St
Athens
Converse St
Chauncey
High St
Athens County
Hailey
Weiser
PTO to Meet Hollister Assembly Spring Program
Hollister PTO announces a meeting and assembly Thursday at 1 p.m. Refreshments will be served after by Mrs. Jess Carey and Mrs. June Humphrey.
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Hollister
PTO
Assembly
Jess Carey
June Humphrey
Missionary Group Meets at Edith Canter Home
The Bishopville Missionary Society met at Mrs. Edith Canter’s home with president Mrs. Florence Bulen in charge. Devo tions cited Matthew ten and the Lord’s Prayer. reading by Mrs. Inez Wisecup. Bulen discussed The Significance of the Lenten Season. Mizpah Benediction closed the gathering. a baby shower for Mrs. James McClellen and a silent baked goods auction were held. refreshments suited to Easter were served. The next meeting is set for April 28 at Mrs. Bertha Carpenter’s home.
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Glouster
Bishopville Missionary Society
Edith Canter
Florence Bulen
Roger Kasler
Inez Wisecup
Bulen
James McClellen
Bertha Carpenter
Social Notes From Glouster Area Visitations
Mrs. Jessie Fry and Eliza Murry visited Mrs. Richard Jones and the Jones family in Glouster. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams of Connellsville Pa. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Swartz on Broad Street. They attended the funeral of Thomas Williams Sr.
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Glouster
Jessie Fry
Eliza Murry
Corning
Richard Jones
Robert Jones
Joe Williams
Connellsville
Elton Swartz
Broad St
Thomas Williams
Couple Honored At Dinner In Glouster Hotel Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swartz were guests of honor at a family dinner at the Hotel Gordon. Attendees included numerous relatives from Athens Chesterhill Columbus Dayton and beyond. Afternoon callers from out of town joined the gathering with relatives from Nelsonville Granville Marietta and more.
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Glouster
Charles Swartz
Hotel
Gordon
Phillip James
Janet
Athens
Carl Quinn
Chesterhill
Verna Malpas
Minnie Gaskalla
Mary Conaway
Jacksonville
Dorothy Mulpas
Monroe
Mich
Vern Woods
Sherry
Mary Woods
Hazel Thompson
Dayton
Lewis Gatchel
Children End Library Visits at Glouster Schools 1959 60
Glouster students from first through sixth grade visited the library during the 1959 60 school year. A total of 2556 books circulated in the grade school and 574 were loaned to the high school library. Storytelling sessions featured The Walking Hat The Magic Feather Duster Why the Dog and Cat Aren't Friends The Old Man of the Flowers. Afterward students chose two books for class use or reading.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Jean Beshara
Marie Jewell
William Hall
William Lipkind
Frances
Cub Scouts Elect Two Den Members in Glouster
Cub Scout Den 4 met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Norris with Den Chief Danny Goldberg. Don Winefordner was elected denner and Wayne Faires assistant denner. The treasure hunt set for April 15 will be Monday in stead. Plans include roller skating at the Athens rink this Sunday. Present were Kendall Dunfee Wayne Faires Myron Goldberg Earl Faires Charles Gatchel Jeffrey Norris Don Winefordner Danny Goldberg and Mrs. Davis Winefordner.
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Glouster
Den 4
Den
Ruby Norris
Danny Goldberg
Jeffrey Norris
Don Winefordner
Denner
Wayne Faires
Athens
Kendall Dunfee
Myron Goldberg
Earl Faires
Charles Gatchel
Davis Winefordner
Sunday Visitors From Several Cities
Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs John Altman of Jacksonville included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Robey of Columbus Mr and Mrs Paul Glenn of Dover Mrs Libby Kelly of Nelsonville Mr John Wheatcroft of Niles and Mrs Maude Stown of Niles.
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John Altman
Jacksonville
Lloyd Robey
Columbus
Paul Glenn
Dover
Libby Kelly
Nelsonville
John Wheatcroft
Three Glouster Scouts to Receive God and Country Award
At Glouster Church of Christ an evening service will honor Leroy and Lewis Grubbs and Paul McAllister Jr. with the God and Country Award for service in church and community. They have memorized scripture, spoken publicly, and contributed to the Youth Choir. The program includes leaders and the minister Daniel K. Teater who will speak on “The Boy Who Made Good.” The public is invited.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Boy Scouts
God and Country
Leroy and
Lewis Grubbs
Frank Grubbs
Paul McAllister, Jr
Paul McAllister
Glousier
Young People’s Church
Enlon Grubbs
William Spencer
Frank Price
Brent Christman
Daniel K. Teater
Used clothing drive sponsored by Glouster Chapter OES
The Glouster Chapter OES 192 sponsors a used clothing drive for a benevolent organization. Clothing should be clean and usable and brought in by April 12. Members Eunice Lamborn can be reached at 3054 and Louise Lent at 2992 for details.
Glouster Village Council Meets Thursday Evening
The Gilouster village council will hold a regular session in the mayor's office Thursday at 7 p m. The public is invited to attend.
Auxiliary Session Set Glouster
The American Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Hall for an evening gathering chaired by local officers.
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Glouster
American — Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
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