Study Club Yule Party in Glouster Held at Mrs Ben Vaughan
The Junior Progressive Study Club held a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Ben Vaughan with many members in attendance. Contests were led by Mrs Willis Blower and prizes awarded to several members. a solo was performed and a two course luncheon served. Donations were approved to Mt St Mary Hospital and the iron lung fund, plus baskets prepared for needy families. Weekend guests joined Jacksonville visitors from Michigan and The Plains.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Ben Vaughan
Glenn McDonald
Ralph Darling
Dick Guinther
Willis Blower
Roger Kittle
Presley Brown
John Cunningham
Ralph
Maxine Halbert
Frances Thomas
James Settles
Rodney Linscott
Jack Munden
Harold Snow
Robert Angle
Richard Simcox
Eugene Brown
Wilbur Balderson Jr
Ruth Sayre
Christmas Pageant Planned for Sunday
A Christmas pageant Coming of the Christ Child will be shown Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Church of Christ auditorium directed by Mrs Daniel K Teater The pageant features the Young Peoples Choir and several soloists with tableaus depicting events in the birth of Jesus Admission is free.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Young Peoples Choir
Jesus
Sadie Hawkins Night at Glouster Gym
Glouster junior class hosts a Sadie Hawkins Day dance in the gym tonight at 7 30 admission charged at the door open to students and alumni. Basketball teams travel to Roseville Friday for two games.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Roseville
Seckingers of Maitland Send Citrus Basket to Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Seckinger of Jacksonville received a basket of assorted citrus fruit from Mr. Seckinger's brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. L Roy Seckinger of Maitland Florida. The Seckingers left Fostoria two years ago and bought a fruit farm in Florida.
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Glouster
Hoy Seckinger
Jacksonville
Scholastic Art Awards Invite Ohio Students
Art students across southern Ohio are urged to enter the 1948 Scholastic Art Awards, sponsored by The John Shillie Company and Scholastic Magazine. Regional exhibition runs March 1 to 15, with selected works advancing to Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh for national judging and cash prizes. Entries must be mailed to Shillito's during February 9 to 14.
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Glouster
John Shillie Company
Scholastic Magazine
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Shillito’s
Scholastic Art Awards
East 42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Ladies Study Club Meeti ng Christmas Service
Mrs. T A Noon hosted the Catholic Ladies Study Club in the church hall on Tuesday. Miss Josephine Hedfelt led Christmas carols, with Sacred Reading by Mrs. Alderd Healy and readings by Mrs. Joe Wolfe and Mrs. Ed Ley. A doll prize went to Dickie Watson Nelsonville. proceeds support Mt St Marys Hospital fund.
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Mt. St. Mary's Hospital
Christmas Pageant Set In Hollister Schools
Hollister superintendent Koehler announced a Christmas pageant by pupils in the school auditorium at 1 p.m. Friday December 19. Parents and friends are invited. no admission will be charged.
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Glouster
Koehler
Hollister
Earl Dearth Dies in Glouster of Heart Attack
Death reported for Earl Dearth of Columbus who died suddenly from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at Grove City Wednesday with burial there. Dearth formerly lived in Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Earl Dearth
Columbus
Grove City
Mr. Dearth
Jacksonville
Talk Planned by Grand Treasurer at Glouster Aerie Meeting
William Wetheral Grand Treasurer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will address Glouster Aerie No 468 Thursday December 18 at 7 p.m. Frank Darling secretary urges all Aerie officers to attend.
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Glouster
William Wetheral
Order of Eagles
Glouster Aerie
Frank Darling
Aerie
Mrs Gladys Russell Undergoes Major Surgery in Sheltering Arms
Mrs Gladys Russell of this city underwent major surgery Tuesday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Glouster
Gladys Russell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thanksgiving visits and moves reported across Athens County
Thanksgiving weekend saw family from Ashland Ohio to Huntington West Virginia visiting Lanthorn and Dillon households. Birth announced for Judson Cremeans’s daughter Linda Mae in Dayton. Several residents moved or traveled for work including Herman Sims to Crown City and Lewis Bodimer to Winfield Locks. A November 30 marriage unites Byron Bodimer and Della Colburn in Frostburg. Selah Parsons appointed administratrix of Arthur Frost estate with four month creditors’ filing window.
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Eureka
A. R. Lanthorn
Inlaw
Norman Lanthorn
Ashland
Cecil Hally
Poland
Ohio
Melissa Hally
Paul
Nannie Rankin
Gallipolis
T. G. Dillon
J. Holland
Huntington
W. Va
Ann Bolling
Kenova
Herman Sims
Crown City
Mr. Sims
Lock 27
Athalia
Lem Fisher
Alfred Workman
Lock 31
Lewis Bodimer
Winfield
James L. Franklin
Sharon Louise
Nora Kuhn
Kate Kuhn
Columbus
Carl Steele
Harry
Billy
Welch
W. E. Steele
Judith Ann Chaffin
Ralph Chaffin
Nellie Chick
Charles Walters
W. F. Chambers
John
Max Graham
Byron E. Bodimer
Della Colburn
Confluence
Frostburg
Bodimer
Della Clark Bodimer
Holmes Construction Co
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Confluence, Pa
Della Bodimer
Selah QC
Parsons
Frost
Arthur Frost
Tate
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said
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Freda Summers
Jayne Witham
Lanella Jonas
Lavonda Saulters
Glouster High Paper
Scooperoo
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Wilma Hines
Joan Jenkins
Sondra Rose
Joan Muerth
Dick Fultz
Ethel Atlas
Tommy Pappas
June Vaughan
Larry Sorrell
Ruth von Scheele
Glouster Furniture
Rockers
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Williams
Colgate
Saddle Club
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