Patriotic Group Plans Red Cross Work in April Meeting
A Thursday April 8, 1943 meeting of a patriotic group led by Lena Davis to discuss supporting the Disaster Unit of the department and the G A R Permanent Fund. They agreed to Red Cross sewing, held a social hour with refreshments, and noted a mystery gift from Mrs Edna Embrey. The next meeting is set for May with Mrs Lennie Snowden and Mrs Mary Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel Swett
Lena Davis
Se Department
Red Cross
Felda Stansberry
Agnes Eddy
Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories Offer Piles Relief
Wonderfully relieving product claims for pile irritation. The ad touts seven way medication providing comfort, easing strain, lubricating membranes, and reducing chafing with protective design. It promotes in-store purchase with a makers guarantee and price sixty cents to a dollar twenty.
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Stuart's
Glouster Service Group Plans Fundraiser Effort
Glouster area civic group organizes a fundraiser to finance an expansion of the depot square Honor Roll. A public games party is set for Friday night at 8:30 in the American Legion Hall to raise money and complete the extension for hundreds of additional names.
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Glouster
American Legion Hall
Depot Square
Trimble Township
Youth Fellowship Hikes Friday at Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship in Glouster will walk to a local hike Friday evening meeting at the church at 7 30 PM. Attendees bring their own lunch and a fire will be lit for a weiner marshmallow roast. Guests and those interested are invited and chaperones will accompany the group. If rain or cold weather occurs the meeting will be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glouster School Notes Highlights New Pupils and Activities
Glouster announces April 30 as the scholarship tests date to be held at the high school. New pupils include Virginia Shivers and George Love in Seven A, Pearl Ann Love in Mrs Watkins room, and Donald Goldsberry absent with an infected hand. Tin can drive totals reach 1607 pounds with top classrooms led by Miss McCann and Miss Thomas in grade school and Mrs Mun den and Miss Kasler in high school.
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Glouster
Athens
Seven
Virginia Shivers
George Love
Donald Goldsberry
Enlow Grubbs
Miss Kientz
Miss Thomas
Pearl Ann Love
Grove City
Mrs. Watkins
Howard Ball
Miss McCann
Mrs. Munden
Miss Kasler
Jacksonville Grades Lead Tin Can Drive in School
In GLOUSTER the Jacksonville tin can drive continues with cans sent to the storage center biweekly. The latest week shows Red team 261 pounds, White 360 pounds, and Blue 481 pounds, totaling 1102 pounds for the week. Principal Mrs. McKinley says the drive will continue for the rest of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Frank Paskovitch
Duane Bryan
Don Barrett
George Edinger
Jean Parks
Bill Bartels
McKinley
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Patriotic Group
Gertrude Rainey
Trimble
John Warvel James
Cyrus James
Barberton
Army
Fort Hayes
Woodrow McDaniels
Sam McDaniels
Woodrow
Camp Muroc
Calif
Marie Hambel
Delbert Mason
San Francisco
John Levandoskey
Berry Hotel
The
Colonial Finance Co
C. R. C. Lima
Rinso
Hermox
Boraxo
Leadway Lye
Veeco Furniture
Kutol
Rome
Florida
Durkee Margarine
Dor
van Camp
Argo
Royal
SRE
COE le -Time
Peace A Bk
South Court Street
McParland
Heinrich Wendland
Rosedom
Hadley
McGredy
Herbert Hoover
Killarney
Roslyn
Paul
Farly
DR. W. van Fleet
AMT
Icrystals
Torr
Wrisley Bath
Drene
PERSE
National Biscuit CO
Nabisco
D. Ioc
Owick
Erne
Tampax
Ompeian
Ize
Ian
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