Fishing Gains Notable Bass and Bluegill Catches At Lake Burr Oak
Local anglers report several bass catches with Paul Barrett and Jack Deem among consistent contributors. Dallas Sparacino took over 100 small bass, while Pauline Hartman and others landed larger bass up to five pounds. Camping area progress noted with a 100,000 gallon tank, finished sewer lines, and high park attendance. Lake conditions show 72 degrees water, elevation 721.22, and light rainfall.
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Harold W. Vaughn
Jack Deem
Paul Barrett
Hanson B. Martin
Athens
Dallas Sparacino
Corning
Curt McPeak
Pauline Hartman
Jackson
William
Bill) Mingus
Glouster
Don Smart
Columbus
E. D. Woodard
Bishopville
Robert
Bob) Lax
Nelsonville
Dan Rowland
Clarence Starn
Burton Hilyard
Lancaster
Hilyard
Robert Williams
Dock One
John Ashcraft
Mineral
Russell Staller
Newark
Hansen Baker
London
Art Smith
Smith
Sportsmen Meet Friday at Lake Burr Oak Club Cottage
Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in the cottage at Lake Burr Oak to discuss plans and events for the season. Members from Glouster and surrounding areas are invited to attend and share ideas.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club
Lake Burr Oak
Signing of Declaration of Independence on Aug 2 1776
The document was ready on August 2 1776 and signed by John Hancock as president of Congress with about fifty members present. Other signatures were added later.
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John Hancock
Congress
Plan Car Wash Glouster Helps Camp Fund
The Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a car wash Friday in front of the church from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds go to the 1961 62 Camp Fund.
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Glouster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Committee to Meet Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion
The Old Settlers Reunion committee will meet at 7 p.m. Friday in the town hall to plan the event.
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Jacksonville
Old Settlers Reunion Committee
New Pupils To Register Next Week In Nelsonville
Lowell Cole, elementary principal, asks parents to enroll children for the coming school year next week. Office hours are 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Children must be five by Sept 15 for kindergarten or six by Sept 15 for first grade. Immunizations required. First graders report to assigned rooms. each grade has specified rooms. Sixth graders join Mr Seckinger at the high school. Parents should send 1.20 for lunch for the first week on Sept 5.
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Nelsonville
Lowell Cole
Margaret Jones
Miss _ Linton
Mrs. Adamson
Morris
Mr. Seckinger
Tri Village forms water and sanitation council
The Tri Village Sanitation and Water Council unites Glouster Jacksonville and Trimble to seek Area Redevelopment Program aid. The seven-member body uses rotating meetings and plans to obtain counsel from the Redevelopment Administration to assess feasibility of water and sanitation projects.
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Glouster
Tri-Village
Kiwanis Inducts Rev Merrill Allard as Member
Roger Kittle of the Kiwanis education committee officially inducted Rev Merrill Allard into the club and presented his emblem at the recent meeting. A notice announced no Monday meeting next week, instead a Thursday 5 30 p m Memorial Park family picnic. A Kiwanis delegation plans to attend the Division Council meeting in Gallipolis tonight.
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Gallipolis
Trimble Sailor Serves Aboard USS Henley Heading to Mediterranean
Norman Hollingshead, head fireman apprentice USN, son of Mrs Icel Hollingshead of Trimble, serves aboard the destroyer USS Henley en route from Norfolk to the Mediterranean. The ship joins America’s Sixth Fleet for training in anti air and anti submarine defense and at sea refueling and replenishment.
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Trimble
Henley
Mediterranean
Norfolk
Norman Hollingshead
USN
Icel Hollingshead
America
Return of Glouster Soldier and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Faires and infant Lester Roland Jl return to Glouster from Ft. Dix New Jersey after two years Army service. Faires served as specialist four in the message center at Ft. Dix with basic training at Ft. Knox Kentucky. They reside with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Faires in Glouster and Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Armstrong in Sharpsburg.
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Glouster
Roland Faires
Lester Roland Jl
Ft. Dix
N. J
Army
Lester Faires
Rollo Armstrong
Sharpsburg
Trotsky and Joyce Once Language Teachers?
Fragmentary note recalls Leon Trotsky and James Joyce allegedly teaching languages together in a distant era. The snippet hints at an unlikely collaboration but offers few verifiable specifics.
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Leon Trotsky
James Joyce
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