Glouster Club Plans Football Banquet and Dance
Glouster Bandboosters Club arranged a turkey dinner banquet for the football squad this Thursday with a floor show and dancing to follow. Richard Simcox directs the program, and ticket sales go through C F Guinther W D Witham and several local women. Ticket sellers must report Tuesday evening at the high school to estimate food quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muerth
Rigney
Winnie White
Agnes Clark
Florence Parker
Isabel Vernon
Clerks Union Plans Meeting Monday
The Glouster Retail Clerks Union will meet Monday at 5 30 p m in the mayor s office. The president urges all members to attend as officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Retail Clerks Union
Meeting Postponed by Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club
The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club postpones its meeting and fish fry from Thursday December 12 to Sunday December 15 at 2 30 p m in the American Legion Hall. The program includes wildlife talks reels and the election of officers for the coming year followed by a fish fry.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club
American Legion Hall
Lodge to Convene Glouster Lodge 557 To Install Officers
Trimble Lodge 557 F and A M meets Monday at 7 30 p m for installation of officers for the coming year and refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
Trimble Lodge
Mayor and Clerk Reported at Glouster Council Meeting
Four members answered roll call as Glouster City Council reviewed November reports from the City Clerk and Mayor. They tasked Powers Lunsford and Faires to coordinate with the Board of Public Affairs on a Christmas tree at Depot Square and Honor Roll decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Waldeck
Joe Mead
New Street
Locust Street
High Street
Route 78
Willard Skinner
Glouster
Williams
Kurtzman
Letart Falls Operetta to Feature 58 Cast in December
The Letart Falls grade school will stage a three act operetta titled A Christmas Fantasy in the school auditorium on December 18. Supervising teacher is Mrs. Maurita Miller and the cast includes 58 students portraying brownies toy soldiers snowflakes dancing dolls and Jack Frost. Nearby, Thanksgiving visits brought many relatives together including Bert Grimm and son Bob with Carroll Grimm in Battle Creek Michigan and Wilma Barnitz Elnore Barnitz from Ohio State University.
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Letart
Maurita Miller
Jack Frost
Bert Grimm
Bob
Carroll Grimm
Battle Creek
Michigan
W. R. Carpenter
Wilma
Elnore Barnitz
Ohio State University
W. O. Barnitz
Billie Jean
Bobby
Pomeroy
N. W. Kramer
Larry Nelson
Burton Klickman
Columbus
J. M. Hill
Cleveland
Harold G. Roush
O. A. Thaxton
John Donnely
Akron
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bidwell Residents Remembered and Thanksgiving Visits
Deaths of Mrs. Cora Welker and Mrs. George Smith are reported. Numerous families from Dayton Columbus Clifton and Crown City are listed as visiting relatives and attending events including Thanksgiving gatherings. Mrs. Evelyn Daft Smith has entered Huntington hospital for an operation.
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Bidwell
Cora Welker
George Smith
Alvin Eyre
Dayton
Eyre
C. W. Adams
T. K. Bell
Columbus
Bell
Lorretta Joseph
Viro Reynolds
Reynold
Annabelle Adkinson
J. L. Hineman
Crown City
Moore
Earl Shoemaker
Carl Ward
Mr. Shoemaker
Verne Shoemaker
C. P. Frederick
John Thaxton
Thaxton
Bobby Robinson
Evelyn Daft Smith
Huntington
Too Cold For H TM But Theyre Bearing Up
In Philadelphia Carmichael tests the cold by sticking a toe in a swimming pool and finds 19 degrees too cold. In St Petersburg Florida Jean and Jane Strickland enjoy the December breeze and sun, finding it pleasantly cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael
Philadelphia
Jean
Jane
Strickland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pomeroy Eastern Star installs officers at Masonic Temple
Pomeroy Chapter 186 Eastern Star held a six o'clock pot luck dinner in the Masonic Temple banquet hall to mark the installation of officers. Maxine Wingett of Racine installed officers with Ruth Funk of Athens assisting. New officers included Worthy Matron Margaret Blaettnar and Worthy Patron Fred S. Blaettnar along with a full slate of assistants and committee members.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Masonic Temple
Pomeroy Chapter 186
Order of Eastern Star
Maxine Wingett
Racine
Ruth Funk
Athens
Elsie Smith
Nellie Smith
Nellie Tracy
Harry Smith
Sentinel
Gertrude Mitchell
Margaret Blaettnar
Fred S. Blaettnar
Carrie Nye
Everett Tracy
Ella Bryant
Greta Price
Miss Grueser
Twilight Garden Club Plans Christmas Party in Pomeroy
The Twilight Garden Club meets December 12 at Grace Episcopal Parish House Pomeroy with a turkey dinner at 6 pm. Instead of gifts to each other, members will present presents to Meigs County Children's Home. Hostesses are Mrs. Max Sanborn Mrs. T A May and Mrs. James Weber.
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Pomeroy
Twilight Garden Club
Grace Episcopal Church
Meigs County
Max Sanborn
T. A. May
James Weber
Funeral for Mrs. Sophia Fisher Attended by Out of Town Guests
Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia Fisher drew attendees from several cities including Columbus with A. W. Kuhns, Mrs. Charles Bonifield, and Mrs. Lois and Bertha Young. Monroe with Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhns. and Pittsburgh with Mrs. Helen Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Fisher
A. W. Kuhns
Charles Bonifield
Lois and
Bertha Young
Columbus
William Kuhns
Monroe
Mich
Helen Russell
Pittsburgh
Wildwood Garden Club Plans Christmas Party
The Wildwood Garden Club met at Mrs. Hiram Fisher's Minersville home with Mrs. Christy Baer and Mrs. Lena Bartels assisting. Mrs. Fisher presided and Mrs. Nease led the program. The group scheduled the annual Christmas Party for December 20, served refreshments to 25 members and two guests.
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Wildwood Garden Club
Hiram Fisher
Minersville
Christy Baer
Lena Bartels
Helen Nease
Shakespeare Club Meeting At C. E. Blakeslee Home
The Shakespeare Club met at C. E. Blakeslee's Lincoln Hill home on Tuesday with ten members present. Mrs. Homer Carleton spoke, and a sale of articles made by the blind at a Columbus home was conducted. The annual Christmas Party is set for Dec 11 at 2 30 p m at Mrs. J. B. Elberfeld's Mulberry Ave with a gift exchange.
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Shakespeare Club
C. E. Blakeslee
Lincoln Hill
Homer Carleton
Columbus
J. B. Elberfeld
Mulberry Ave
Meigs Girls Name Omission Corrected in Cast
The Friday Messenger account of the Sugar Ruh operetta and Christmas play corrects the cast. Marilyn Sue Davis played the Mother of Piccola, omitted in error, while Winifred Mae Goble was the lead Piccola, replacing Betty Goble.
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Pomeroy
Marilyn Sue Davis
Piccola
Marilyn
Birth Announcement for Carolyn Grace in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace House announce the birth of an eight and one half pound daughter Carolyn Grace born December 4 in Powhatan Point. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long Barnsville and Mr W H Dodson Glouster.
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Glouster
Wallis House
Thelma Dodson
Powhatan Pt
Howard Long
Barnsville
W. H. Dodson
Carolyn Grace
Hollister PTA Meeting Set For Monday Evening
The Hollister PTA will convene in the school building Monday at 7 30 p.m. All members are urged to attend the gathering.
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Glouster
Hollister
PTA
Kiwanis Set Dinner Meeting At Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly dinner meeting in the Hotel Gordon Tuesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Glouster Personal Visit Highlights Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Brice Westfall and sons Kenny and Jerry visited his parents Mr and Mrs Eli Westfall in Hollister for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Robert Brunton Sr returned from time at their Muskingum cottage and Columbus to their home. Evangelist and Mrs Harry E Anguish of Shawnee stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Butts.
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Glouster
Brice Westfall
Kenny
Jerry
Eli Westfall
Hollister
Robert Brunton
Muskingum
Columbus
Evangelist
Harry E. Anguish
Shawnee
Frank Butts
To Hold Meeting Thea Chapter CES In Masonic Temple
Thea Chapter CES announces a meeting on Tuesday at 7:00 p m in the Masonic Temple. Officers for the coming year will be installed at this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Noble Grands Stage Party in Glouster Christmas gathering
The Pa Noble Grands Club met at Mrs. Nellie Jones home for a business session and annual Christmas party. Officers elected for the coming year were Lillie Galloway president, Flo Henry vice president, Nellie Jones secretary, Madge Harry treasurer. A Christmas dinner, gifts, and a program of readings and carols followed, with members and guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Carter
Mary Roberts
Herald Angels
Nellie Jones
Marie Dodson
Flo Henry
Margaret McHarg
Louise Zimmer
Lillie Galloway
Madge Harry
Edna Embrey
Sabra Dunlap
Lois Dunlap
Sabra
Mary Cheney
Irene Morris
Parker T-5 Home From Pacific Service
William Parker T-5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parker, has arrived home after 20 months in the service with 14 months in the South Pacific and in Japan. He will receive his discharge on December 20.
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Glouster
William Parker T-5
Ernest Parker
South Pacific
Japan
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