Winners Named in Glouster Decorations Contest
The Garden Club and Kiwanis Club announce winners chosen by non resident judges in the Christmas decoration contest. First prize goes to Mr and Mrs E H Taylor Fairlawn Ave. second to Mr and Mrs Vern Lamborn Town St. third to Mr and Mrs Leo Bradley Summit St. fourth to Mr and Mrs William Leadbetter Atkins St. Representatives note lower than expected participation.
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Glouster
Garden Club
Kiwanis Club
E. H. Taylor
Fairlawn Ave
Vern Lamborn
Town St
Leo Bradley
Summit St
William Leadbetter
Atkins St
Mrs. Adda Carpenter Rose Dies in Glouster at 77
Mrs. Adda Carpenter Rose, 77, died Saturday evening at her home 14 Republic Ave Glouster after a brief illness. Born August 5 1871 in Denvertown Ohio she lived in Glouster since 1900 and was a member of Thea Chapter Order of Eastern Star. She is survived by son Harold J. Rose Athens daughter in law Mary Helen granddaughter Lee Ann brother John H. Carpenter Glouster sisters Mrs. Lewis F. Jones Athens and Mrs. Maude James Columbus. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. at home with Rev John Devol, burial in West Union Street Athens Cemetery. Friends may call at home anytime.
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Glouster
Adda Carpenter Rose
Republic Ave
Denvertown
Ohio
Joseph B
Ella Carpenter
Rose
Thea Chapter Order of Eastern Star
George W. Rose
Harold J. Rose
Athens
Mary Helen
Lee Ann
John H. Carpenter
Lewis F. Jones
Maude James
Columbus
Edward F. Carpenter
John Devol
West Union St
Temperature at eight above zero marks new low in Glouster
Thermometers registered a new low Sunday morning at eight degrees above zero. During the day the temperature rose to 28, but by 9:30 p.m. it again fell to 13 above, signaling a chilly spell.
Class Plans Party Glouster at Jacksonville Methodist
The Faithful Class of the Methodist Church in Jacksonville will host a party Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lucile Williams.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Lucile Williams
Kiwanis Club Meets at Hotel Gordon Tonight
The Kiwanis Club will convene at Hotel Gordon this evening at 6 30 p.m. for their regular meeting.closing
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Kiwanis
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
First Baptist Yule Program Presented
A Christmas program sponsored by the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church was staged in the church auditorium Thursday evening. Mrs. Mattie Morris served as mistress of ceremonies with Joyce Viney providing a musical prelude and Emma Viney and Joyce Viney as pianists. The program featured readings, dialogues, recitations, and songs performed by multiple church members, followed by a talk by Wiley Harris and a post program treat organized under Ora Viney’s committee.
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Glouster
The
First Baptist Church
Mattie Morris
Joyce Viney
Gladys Viney
Thomas Brown
Shirley Kirby
Geneva Kennedy
Wayne Kirby
Phyllis Harding
Lynwood Henderson
Raymond Payne
Sonny Fultz
Franklin Kennedy
the Manger
All
Richard
George Fultz
Herman Harding
Jimmie Kirby
Patty
Wanda Harding
Joann
Faye Jenkins
Joyce
Emma Viney
Louise Harding
Gertrude Kirby
Wiley Harris
Ora Viney
Thomas Morris
Colleges Submit Plan For Drafting Specialists
The Association of American Universities proposes drafting medical students and other specialists alongside other youths. It would return them to college at government expense when training serves the nation's future interests, potentially replacing certain educational deferments under the 1948 draft act.
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Washington
The
Association of American Universities
Armed Services
Shirkeys Spend Christmas With Dayton Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Har old Shirkey and children Barbara and Edwin visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shirkey and Mr. and Mrs. John Muzinsky for Christmas. Mr. Shirkey traveled to Dayton Sunday and will return to Jacksonville Saturday to take his family back to Dayton.
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Glouster
Harold Shirkey
Barbara
Edwin
E. C. Shirkey
John Muzinsky
Mr. Shirkey
Dayton
Jacksonville
Christmas Dinner Guests Listed In Local Notice
Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer hosted Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Slater and their children Sara and Tom of The Plains. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Culver and daughter Sharon of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryson and daughters Jean and Jane of Columbus. and Mrs. Thomas Hopes and son Fred, local.
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Glouster
John Dyer
W. E. Slater
Sara
Tom
the Plains
Paul Culver
Sharon
Jacksonville
John Bryson
Jean
Jane
Columbus
Thomas Hopes
Fred
Glouster Area Christmas Guests Return Home
Local residents and visitors spent Christmas with relatives in Glouster and nearby towns. Names include Jack Dillon in Cincinnati visiting Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Craft, with many others traveling to Charleston, Connecticut, Maine, Columbus, and Dayton for holiday gatherings and family visits.
Bryson Family Christmas Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bryson hosted Christmas dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hall, M. M. Bryson, and their children Ernie, Arthur and Billy at home in Glou ster.
Local visitors share weekend at relatives homes
Murray City notes report Mrs Helen Cooper returning to Columbus after visiting grandmother Mrs Blanche Brooker. Mr and Mrs Paul Berry of Columbus spent a weekend with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Howard Craft. Elmer Evans and daughter Rosalie visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs William Evans of Logan. Mrs Louis Uncle of Buchtel visited Mrs Lillie Houser. George Dixon of Buchtel visited son Willard Dixon and daughter in law. Mrs Howard Craft.
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Murray City
Helen Cooper
Columbus
Blanche Brooker
Paul Berry
Howard Craft
Elmer Evans
Rosalie
William Evans
Logan
Louis Uncle
Buchtel
Lillie Houser
George Dixon
Willard Dixon
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Alire
OHTO
A. Rose
Logan Monument Company
Boswell
George C. Shaw
Main Street
Logan, Ohio
Hocking Valley Hospital
First Baptist
Men's Elephant Brand
Pelzer
Gabardine
Good Housekeeping
Polo
Warrens
Jack Dillon
Cincinnati
George Carter
P. J. Stanley
Barberton
Robert Lowry
Russell Brewer
George H. Campbell
Georgie
Campbells
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