Harmon Park Camporee to Feature Public Campfire Show
The Boy Scout district will hold its annual spring Camporee at Harmon Park Point Pleasant on May 24. Wilbur C. Dickson says the public can tour grounds and attend the 7 30 p m Camporee campfire. Scouts and Explorers camp, Cubs parade, and Girl Scouts invited for both parade and flags. Committees named with region chiefs and a trading post run by George Hout Jr.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Wilbur C. Dickson
Dickson
C. E. Dileher
Merrill Briggs
Cheshire
James Reese
Pomeroy
George Fisher
Leo Curtis
Walter Walker
Gallipolis
George Hout, Jr
WSCS Silent Auction Aids Trimble Church Treasury
At Trimble Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Pauline Henderson home. Mrs. Laura Zimmer presented March of Youth in Missions and Mrs. Grace Sayer led Youth Who Serve. A silent auction raised funds for the WSCS treasury. nine members and one guest, Mrs. Madge Chenoweth, shared lunch. May meeting set for Mrs. Grace Sayer's home.
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Glouster
WSCS
Trimble
Maury Mayes Hosts Dance and Slumber Party
Maury Mayes entertained with a party at the home of her sister Mrs James H Call on Viand Street. Dancing ran from 9 to 12 in the evening and the guests stayed for a slumber party. Attendees included Jean Hall Evelyn Sturgeon Patricia Gerlach Judy Dudding Sharon Sauer Phyllis Stover Pat Kelly Becky Peoples Mary Jefferies Melinda Hervey Barbara Rogesr Audrey Goff Diana Lewis Jim Bragg Joe Boggs Pat Henry Roger Freeman Jim Lewis Bob Stephenson Charles Garland John Miller Bill Smith Willie Call Roy Smith and Maurice Mayes.
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Point Pleasant
Maury Mayes
James H. Call
Viand St
Jean Hall
Evelyn Sturgeon
Patricia Gerlach
Judy Dudding
Sharon Sauer
Phyllis Stover
Pat Kelly
Becky Peoples
Mary Jefferies
Melinda Hervey
Barbara Rogesr
Audrey Goff
Diana Lewis
Jim Bragg
Joe Bog
Evangelist Addresses Students at Assembly in Glouster
At the Glouster assembly, Rev. Courtney introduced evangelist Rev. Frank E. Roberts of Columbus who sang two songs on a Welsh harp, spoke on the topic Bumps, and closed with two Paul Dunbar poems. A preview of the upcoming Junior play followed.
Glouster High to Present Annual Spring Concert
Glouster High School will hold its annual spring concert May 2 at 7 30 p m in the gym featuring Junior High chorus Senior High chorus girls glee club and concert band under Elmer R White. Soloists include Tommy Covella Teresa Hunter and Dike Hatfield with pieces Swing Low Sweet Chariot Night Fall and Relax promising an evening of fine entertainment.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Elmer R. White
Tommy Covella
Teresa Hunter
Sweet Chariot
Dike Hatfield
Kenny Conawary
Hamden Social Notes Finds Guests From Many Areas
Mrs. Julia McKinnis travels to Lakeside Florida for illness care of Mrs. Dan Roberts. Weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. Nutt of Xenia to NYC? No, to Mr and Mrs. E. F. Nutt in Hamden. Many relatives and friends from Columbus Dundas Ray Ohio Kalama? Michigan Ohio Kentucky Kentucky and Middletown appear as visitors to Hamden households including the Matteson, Saylor, Burns, Clark, Radcliff, and Murdock families.
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Clara Feasel
Zaleski
Howard Weyand
Ralph Radcliff
Columbus
Ralph Garrett
West Rushville
Charles Harper
Dundas
Leland Matteson
Cora Winters
Kermit Ward
Ralph
Ward
Arthur Bresker
Oak Hill
Fred Matteson
Paul Zervis
Middletown
Mae Zarvis
Jack Banner
Roy Murdock
F. P. Zuspan
McDowell, Ky
Alta Cox
Storys Run Storys Run
Mr and Mrs Eddie Caruthers and family visited Mrs Caruthers parents in Virginia. The Dursts returned home after winter in Florida. Adolph Smith and daughter from Jackson spent a day with the Leachs. Harten Rife stayed with the Rifes and Stouts. Shuler family visited New Boston. Shulers moved to the Erlewine property on Route 124.
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Eddie Caruthers
Eddie Jr
Bernie
Mrs Smith Funeral Held In St Albans
Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Lee Smith 81 were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bartlett Funeral Home St Albans. She died Thursday at her daughter Marguerite Dawley’s home Route 17 near Henderson. Surviving daughters Virginia Dilworth Alexandria Va and Marguerite Dawley Henderson. sons Waldo Sylvan Henderson and Jewett U S Army. seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Rev. Marshall Bocce officiated and burial followed in Teays Hill Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Bartlett
St. Albans
Virginia Lee Smith
Marguerite Dawley
Route 17
Henderson
Alexandria
Waldo
Sylvan
Jewett
U. S. Army
Marshall Bocce
Teays Hill Cemetery
Pt Pleasant Residents Visit Returned from Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs George Mullan of Toledo visited his sister Mrs Elizabeth Johnson in Ohio St for several days as they traveled home from a Florida vacation David Walters WVU student spent the weekend with his family at Seventh St Mrs Calvin McDaniel of Mason accepted a Kaiser Aluminum Ravenswood position Several local residents spent weekends trout fishing in Webster County including Charles J Hyer and son John Gene Ball and son Philip Tommy Rose Roy Smith Marshall College student visited his mother Mrs Gail Smith James Mourning of Middleport and his wife stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Walters Mason Blvd
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George Mullan
Toledo
Elizabeth Johnson
Ohio St
Mullans
Florida
David Walters
West Virginia University
Seventh St
Charles J. Hyer
John
Gene Ball
Philip
Tommy Rose
Webster County
Dick Austin
Lyle Austin
Hogsett
Roy Smith
Marshall College
Gail Smith
James Mourning
Middleport
Tom Walters
Mason Blvd
Haydenville
Willburn J. Sparks
Fort Knox
Albert Sparks
Harold Knapp
Gary
Sparks
Columbus
Newton Filley
Gahanna
Homer Carter
Robert Lehman
Rufus Coe
Sfc
Gary Coe
Hoover Dam
C. T. Grattidge
George Swettson
Laurelville
Dow West
Circleville
Irvin Matheny
Zanesville
John Lee
Logan
C. S. Matheny
Clark Vollmer
Gardner
Massillon
Morris Vollmer
Strassburg
Robert Vollmer
John Kepler
William Hogan
Cadetsburg
Hogan
Henry Sparks
William Horn
Carbon Hill Christian Church
George McBee
Delmar Martin
Edward H. Jones
Dwain Nehm
van Wert
Glen Richcreek and
Ray Crothers
Progressive Study Club Holds Meeting
GLOUSTER The Senior Progressive Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Francis McAllister with president Mrs. N. R. Maxwell presiding. Three readings were given including Joe Mills life of Polly Bergen and Joe E. Brown from Ohio Schools, plus a piece on adoption of a Korean girl. Guest Mrs. Harry Flora attended. final meeting set for May 20 with Miss Sabra Armstrong. pot luck.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Francis McAllister
N. R. Maxwell
Emmett Anderson
Ohio State Journal
Joe Mills
Polly Bergen
Ann Williams
Ohio
Joe E. Brown
Everett Eddy
Harry Flora
Sabra Armstrong
Local social notes from Ha ydenvill e and area
Weekend visits and family gatherings are recorded across Ha ydenville and nearby towns. Several service members from Fort Knox spent time with relatives. multiple families hosted guests from Columbus Gahanna Laurelville Circleville Zanesville and Buckeye Lake while others attended a funeral and visited friends in Massillon Birmingham Ala and Van Wert. The brief notices list attendees and home towns in a classic community column.
Mrs. Gammon Appointed To Teach School in Japan
Mrs. Evelyn Gammon of 120 Park Dr. receives overseas instructor appointment to teach in Japan for the Army schools serving 50,000 U.S. children. She will depart in August and return in 1959, living in a hotel or dormitory with government transport provided. She has ten years of Mason County teaching, a master’s from Marshall College, and is active in Delta Kappa Gamma and Kappa Delta Pi. Her sons are Wayne and Stephen.
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Point Pleasant
Evelyn Gammon
Park Dr
Gammon
Japan
U.S. Army
United States
Central
Mason County
Marshall College
Two Glouster Clubs Hold Dinner Meeting
The Rothwell Club and the Senior Progressive Study Club held a dinner at the Hotel Gordon in Glouster Thursday evening with 37 members and guests. Mrs Savel led the program and presented a talk with Morocco slides. This was the clubs final meeting until fall.
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Glouster
Four in Jail On Weekend in Mason County
Dayton Hysell and Morris Jones were confined on intoxication charges and a grand larceny warrant. Dan Burns and Ed Durst faced intoxication or non support warrants. Deputies Harshbarger and Rainey jailed Hysell and Jones. Burns and Durst were arrested by City Patrolman Miller. Hearings set for Monday in Justice A M Goodwin's court.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Dayton Hysell
Morris Jones
Dan Burns
Ed Durst
Hysell
Jones
Mark Harshbarger
Harry Rainey
Burns
Durst
Steve Miller
Justice of the Peace A. M
Alumni Plan Meeting for Glouster Trimble Township
Alumni group will hold a meeting Monday April 28 at Wishbone Restaurant to discuss plans for a banquet.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Wishbone
Glouster Hosts Teen Age Driving Test Event
Ohio Teen Age Road-e-o Week runs April 26 to May 4 with thousands of teens in about 130 cities. Glouster Park hosts the May 4 regional driving test co sponsored by Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees with Standard Oil of Ohio. Local winners advance to Zanesville finals June 8 for scholarships totaling 3400 dollars.
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Glouster
Glouster Park
Ohio
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Zanesville
Sohio
Progressive church dinner closes for Reedsville group
The MYF of the Methodist Church held a progressive dinner recently. Final services concluded at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley.
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Reedsville
MYF
The
Methodist Church
Ben Buckley
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Buckeye Lake
Paul Gessels
Ray Gierhart
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Vanguard
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