Kiwanis Plans and Raising GLOUSTER Club Meeting
Thirteen Glouster Kiwanis members met at the Hotel Gordon Monday evening. President Norbert Johnston led the session. Mrs. Ruth Teater sent thanks for Polio Drive support. Laurence Colbert spoke on a Jaycee joint fund project to present plays using local talent. A NYC gold film highlighted railroad services to Ohio industries.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Gordon
Norbert Johnston
Ruth Teater
Laurence Colbert
Jaycee Committee
NYC
Ohio
Senator Bills Self for Tax in Missouri Smear
Senator Symington, a Missouri Democrat, calculated his own 1957 county taxes after not receiving a bill, comparing 1955 and 1956 returns. He added 16 percent to the 1956 payment and sent a $57.07 check to the St. Louis County collector.
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ST. Louis
Len Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Glouster Church Youth Train for Spring Mission
Glouster Church of Christ launches a youth training project to boost attendance at the Spring Preaching Mission opening service on March 20 14. All area youth through high school age are invited to join U P Church activities Sundays at 6 30 p m with Bible instruction games expression and practical Christianity using colored slides and Old Testament stories.
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Glouster
Young Peoples Church of Glouster Church of Christ
Glouster Church
U. P
Junior Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs Gatchel’s Home
Mrs Evelyn Gatchel presided at the February 17 meeting of the Junior Progressive Study Club. Mrs Sybil Kittle hosted ten members, and Mrs Mona Morris led a program showing Japan slides taken by her husband in service. The group held a business session followed by luncheon. Miss Helen Kittle attended as a guest.
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Glouster
Evelyn Gatchel
Junior Progressive Study Club
Sybil Kittle
Mona Morris
Japan
Helen Kittle
Integration Emphasis Seen as Boost to School
In Morganfield Kentucky Wright Waller Jr chairman of Grove Center Academy predicts that school integration will flourish. The academy formed by parents opposing Sturgis Consolidated School integration displays Confederate flags and anti Supreme Court posters. 125 pupils mostly from Sturgis High transferred. 17 black students were protected by state police in 1957. Union County with 15000 residents includes about 1500 Black residents. Prointegration efforts are expected to rise in Morganfield next fall.
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Morganfield
Grove Center Academy
Wright Waller, Jr
Academy — School Board
Sturgis Consolidated School
Kentucky
Supreme Court
One Grove Center
Sturdis High
Kentucky State Police
Waller
Union County Citizens Council
Academy School Board
Union County
Berean Bible Class Displays Flags at Glouster Church
The Berean Bible Class of Glouster Church of Christ presented New American and Christian flags last Sunday in the main auditorium rostrum. Taught by Mrs. Evelyn Vernon, the class consists of young women of the church. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Mike Malloy stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rothery Wednesday through Saturday on their way from Florida to Chicago. Mrs. Malloy is Mrs. Rothery’s niece.
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Berean
Glouster Church of Christ
Evelyn Vernon
Mike Malloy
Mark Rothery
Glouster
Malloy’s
Chicago
Florida
Malloy
Mrs. Rothery
Granddaughter GLOUSTER Julie Ann Born to Jones Family
The new daughter born February 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Jones of Columbus Ohio is named Granddaughter GLOUSTER Julie Ann correcting an earlier report that listed Julia Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones Glouster and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Falter Columbus.
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Glouster
Julie Ann
Richard C. Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Julia Ann
Ernest Jones
Henry Falter
Understanding Narcotic Addiction And Its Treatment
A report from the Council on Mental Health clarifies narcotic addiction common myths. It notes heroin as the major dope problem in the United States with about 60 000 addicts nationwide, and 3212 known in Canada.
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The
Council On Mental Health
United States
Canada
New York
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Railroads Still Carry Most US Freight Despite Truck Growth
Railroads continue to haul more than half of United States freight even as trucking increases. The enduring rail dominance underscores the industry's large role in national logistics and transportation networks.
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United States
Peterson's Ointment Leaves Piles with Quick Relief
A 40 year old Buffalo druggist created a cooling soothing ointment for piles. Its fame spread nationwide as Peterson's Ointment became a favored remedy in thousands of homes. Available in 50c boxes or 75c applicator tubes with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Women to Meet at Glouster Church Class
The Loyal Women's Class of the Glouster Church of Christ will meet Friday evening at 7 30 in the social rooms.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Church event details by Athens Messenger hosts
The Athens Messenger notes a church gathering with hostess duties by Mrs. Kate Vaughn and Mrs. Emma Haskins on Wednesday February 19, 1958.
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Athens Messenger
Church
Kate Vaughn
Emma Haskins
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