Glouster Real Estate Group Considers Local Bank Plan
Fifteen of twenty five members of the Citizens Real Estate Association met Sunday to plan a new bank in Glouster. A survey of pledges shows about half the needed funds. trustees are authorized to have the bank building cleaned and redecorated. The next meeting is set for February 25 at 2 p.m. at the bank building.
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Glouster
Citizens Real Estate Association
L. E. Richardson
H. F. Kittle
Dan Kovach
B. R. Angle
Robert Gamwell
Elmer Hartman
A. A. Gessell
Vern Lamborn
L. R. Faires
A. T.craft
W. W. Bryson
James Carey
A. M. Thomas
Dorcas Sunday School Class Meeting Held
Dorcas Sunday School Class of Hollister U B Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Hodgson and Mrs. Anna Gibson assisting. Nine members and two guests attended. Guests were Mrs. Fae Pierce of Muncie Indiana and Mrs. Hazel Stacey of Terre Haute Indiana. Mystery box went to Mrs. Josiah Mitchell.
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Glouster
Dorcas
Hollister U. B
Florence Hodgson
Anna Gson
Fae Pierce
Muncie
Ind
Hollister Church
Hazel Stacey
Terre Haute
Bertha Warehelm
Josiah Mitchell
Mitchell
Alta McGee
Noble Grands Club
Mary Roberts
Marie Dodson
Edna Embrey
Irene Morris
Clara Morris
Mary Cheney
Roberts
Embrey
F. Hall
Lenna Snowden
Deer Surprises Hunter Turns Up Buck Collision
Dr James Watson had hunted deer years without a sight. After a duck hunt this winter he found his buck when the animal leapt into the road and he hit it with his car. Forfeited land sale scheduled at 10 A M March 11 1940 from courthouse steps by County Auditor K D Gibson listing multiple tracts and properties across Glouster Jacksonville Trimble and York townships and associated owners.
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Columbia
8. C
James Watson
Hghest
K. D. Gibson
Glouster Corporation
Laidey, Russell
Reesby
J. N
Jacksonville Corporation
Lowry, Albertus and Maud
Trimble Corporation
Sylvania Coal Co
Progressive Class Renamed In Glouster Church
Social notes report a church class vote Friday night renaming the Young Married People's Class of the Church of Christ to the Progressive Class. Officers listed include President Mrs. Robert Gamwell and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Robert Thomas. A potluck lunch followed the meeting.
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Church of Christ
Church
Robert Gamwell
Gene Galloway
Robert Thomas
Atlas Store Falls to Brown-Wolf Bowlers in City League
Brown-Wolf Market bowlers seized first place by blasting Atlas Store 2727 in three straight games. Ed Wolf led with a 212 single and 585 triple while Jim Wolf and H Brown posted strong totals for Brown-Wolf. Atlas Store struggled across their lineup.
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A. Gamwell
G. Pedicord
J. Shumway
Glouster Alumni Plan Evening Meeting For Banquet
Glouster High School alumni call a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 in the high school for the annual banquet and dance. Alumni with children in the current graduating class are urged to attend, along with recent graduates.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Glouseer
Cutler Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Cutler residents share news of gatherings and visitors. Mrs Ford French hosts a Ladies Aid potluck. Scott Reynolds of Marietta visits relatives. Arthur French of Ripley stays with his parents. Bartlett guests Tom Poling and family dine with the Frenches. Joilette Rebekah Lodge plans a Valentine box event. Leota McAfee, formerly of Cutler, is hospitalized in Marietta.
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Cutler — Ladies Aid Society
Ford French
Scott Reynolds
Marietta
Arthur French
Ripley
W. Va
Fred French
Reynolds Williams
Bartlett
Tom Poling
Carl Anderson
Hulda Basim
Joilette Rebekah
Lyle Basim
Ernest Rowland
Racine
Fireman's Ball Set for March 16 in Glouster High
Glouster city fire department to host a ball March 16 at the high school with Charley Freshwater supplying music. Proceeds will buy raincoats hats and boots for firefighters. Admission will be charged and the event supports department needs. Regular monthly meeting set for the second Friday. Mrs. John Pertitt returned from White Cross Hospital Columbus.
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Glouster
John Crawford
Charley Freshwater
John Pertitt
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Kanauga Social and Personal Notes
Kanauga social items include Charles Deem and his father W F Deem in Holzer Hospital returning home Saturday, John Deem of Athens visiting, Me Deem released from Dec hospital stay, Wade Ables from Canton hospital brought home, Mrs Ira Hall and Mrs Martha Knapp visiting family, Gladys McKean hosting a Valentine party for the CLC Sunday School class, Mrs Peter Stace ill, Fannie Schoonover recovering, DeWitt service station change of hands, Shumway moving to Carney station, Daugherty family and Mrs Walter Schoonover attending a funeral at Flat Rock, Mrs Alfred Lee visiting relatives with sister Mrs William Messler, Clark Biggins visiting S A Stewart home, Mrs Verne Berridge and Mrs C G Houck at Middleport Baptist banquet, Clair O Hara named principal succeeding J Henry Evans, W W Ricketts of Northup visiting Byron Ward family.
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Kanauga
Charles Deem
Columbus
W. F. Deem
Holzer Hospital
John Deem
Athens
Deem
Wade Ables
Canton
Ira Hall
Martha Knapp
Bluefield
W. Va
John Vickers
Gladys McKean
Gallipolis
C.lc
Peter Stace
Fannie Schoonover
DeWitt
Shumway
Carney
Silver Bridge
Homer Daugherty
Walter Schoonover
Junior
Daugherty
Flat Rock
Alfred Lee
Charleston
T. J. Oliver
William Messler
Clark Biggins
S. A
Rutland News Notes and Weekend Outings
Rutland residents share family gatherings in Huntington and Parkersburg. Frances Buck observes her 14th birthday with relatives visiting from Huntington and neighboring towns. Walter Jirden and Patterson couples attend concerts and visits while Jean Chapman visits from Ohio University in Athens. Jake Musser dies at 82 after a long life in the community.
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Parkersburg
C. O. Patterson
Cadmus
Jean Chapman
Ohio University
Athens
C. O. Chapman
Jake Musser
Local Composer Musser Passes After Long Civic Involvement
Funeral services were held Sunday followed by a Sunday morning home visit and Funday services. Mr. Musser, a prominent figure in social and political circles, served as postmaster for several years and is survived by his wife and son Charie Musser. His manuscripts, valued by none, lay scattered after his death in his home.
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Musser
Chari Musser
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