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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
17
William Joseph Culp of Jacksonville will enroll at Columbus Business University in September to pursue the junior accounting course. He is currently a senior at Trimble High School.
Twelve Glouster Garden Club members attended an all day county meeting in Albany with reports from member clubs and a Junior Garden Club plan. Speakers included Rev. James Russell and Prof. A H Buckle as 54 attendees heard nature talks and a service project for Easter season.
Glouster High School principal R C Essex reports 17 students in grades 9 to 12 took preliminary district state scholarship tests last week. The top students will advance to final tests at Ohio University on May 5, with representatives named for each subject area. The list includes Leroy Grubbs, Carol Jewell, Connie Ahle, John Cunningham, and others across science, math, history, English, Latin, French, bookkeeping, and more.
Glouster residents recount a Florida vacation visit to Naples Miami Beach and the Everglades. Local guests include Edna Wadsworth and the Carpenter and Swartz families from Columbus and Jacksonville. Further weekend visits feature Gerald Hook Sinclair College student and Columbus natives Tom Carter and Sophia Smith family guests.
Mr and Mrs Melville McCune hosted over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Evans and children Bobby Karen and Denise of Columbus visiting. Also guests were Mr and Mrs William Zimmer and Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson and sons Johnny and Gary of Detroit. Susan Moss of Columbus was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Lowell Russell and family.
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