Red Cross Seeks Funds To Save Blood Program
Urgent appeal in Athens County for donations to support the Glouster Red Cross blood program. Banks including Glouster Community Bank and others in Athens, Nelsonville, and Amesville act as collection agencies with all funds to finance the blood effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Red Cross
eeeevusiEtt
AIM Oennns Red Cross
Glouster Community
Reed Cross Board
Red Cross
Giouster | Community Bank
Athenselsonville
Amesville
Easter Seal Drive Ends With Partially Completed Totals
Ralph Hines, chairman, said full tabulation is not yet finished and the exact amount received will be announced later. Collections at Glouster schools under Miss Pauline Myers totaled $52. Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Edwin Carpenter Jr. collected containers in the business district, with Miss Jane Murray handling Easter seal letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime Naster
Ralph Hines
Glouster
Pauline Myer
Boy Scouts
Edwin Carpenter, Jr
Jane Murray
Alumni Association Plans Banquet and Dance
The Glouster High School Alumni Association meets at 8 pm to set plans for the annual banquet and dance. Officers elected include Charlene Skipper as president and Richard Guinther as vice president, with Mrs Pauline Williams as secretary treasurer. The banquet date is May 28 pending sufficient interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welous
Glouster High School
Uine
Charlene Skipper
Richard Guinther
Pauline Williams
Clean-Up Starts May 2 in Glouster Town
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr reminds residents Clean-Up Week begins Monday May 2 with Urbancrest first. Street foreman Chet Thompson directs crews through town to load ashes and tree limbs with a snail fee per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
M “Fick
Urbancrest
Chet Thompson
Fas
Polling Sites Revised for City Election
The city announces polling places for wards two to six for the May 1921 election. Ward two votes at Central School, ward three at Langston School, ward four at Union Hall North Main Street, ward five at North Point Pleasant School, ward one to be announced later, and ward six to be established before the next election as the city expands northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuet Pleasant
Central School
Langston ‘School
Union Hall North Main St
North Point Pleasant School
WWVA Jamboree Set For Homer Union High School
The WWVA Jamboree comes to Homer Union High School at 8 am Monday with Shug Fisher Biz Slim Hal Camp Bud Kilgore and a female vocalist. The event originates in Wheeling and will feature talent from the era at Homer Union and in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapuster
Homer Union
Shug Fisher
Biz Slim
Conor
Hal Camp
Bud Kilgore
I Wheeling
Homer
Union
Glouster
Boat Club Formation Moves Forward in Point Pleasant
Community sportsmen and the Chamber of Commerce begin organizing a Point Pleasant boat club. A planning meeting is set for Friday at 1 30 pm at Victere restaurant to form a committee and develop concrete plans for a site on Old Town Creek near Fred Schultz farm with a floating dock and an annual regatta as the long term goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouvr Ransanr
Chamber of Commerce
Point Pleasant
naAitbouh
Victere
Boat Club
Chamber Board of Directors
W. W. Smith
Chamber
Old Town
Fred Schultz
Virgil Siders
Smith
Hundreds Get Polio Vaccine in Two County Clinics
A Mason County health program vaccinated 267 first and second grade children at two Salk Polio vaccine clinics. At the New Haven center 145 received their first shot and 122 in Mason were inoculated. Dr. Calvin G. Maloney attended. In three days of operation 4 percent of county first and second graders have received the vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Dorothy Watkins
New Haven
Mason
Calvin G. Maloney
Local Wedding Notices and Community Obituaries Spark Local Visitations
Hospital events and wedding notices show residents visiting relatives across Nelsonville Glouster and Columbus. The article lists weddings births and family gatherings with names such as McKibben Vanderford Couch Pinney Kendall and McDivitt among others and notes trips to Logan Hocking Valley Hospital and Oak Grove Cemetery. It also records North Carolina’s ten former capitals with Raleigh as the current seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Behar
Frank Muriel Gears
Markins
Zaleski
Portsmouth
Glouster
Charles Francis
Texas
Kendall
Salem
Ohio
Charles Pinney
Athens
Perry Pinney
Hugh Egleberry
Juanita Williams
Grand
Jeanie
Ernest Etta Egleberry
Nora Williams
Broad St Muster
Egleberry
Columbus
Reginald Spring
Arcatia
Sadie Williams
Fannie
McDivitt
Uster
Ernest "Revin Oe
J. W. Coleman
Oak” Grove
Jesse Peyton
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
R. J. Thomas
Emily Good
Raymond Peters
London
Everett McKie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel B. Erskine
Pople
EA. Sprague
Inet
Athens County
Thible
Lyons
France
Men's Department
Ino
Hi-Boys' Shop
North Carolina
Cap
Raleigh
Edenton
New Menington
Halifax
Smithfield
Fayetteville
Hill
MT Glouster
Shiom Chee
Soue
Aline
S. Court St
Make Us Your Cosmetic Toiletries
Magnesia
Roach & Ant
USSY
Large Clubs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!