Railroads of America film shown at Kiwanis meeting
GLOUSTER.Kiwanis Club heard a film titled Railroads of America directed by C A Radford and Earl H Rottenbrook of Cincinnati representing the New York Central Railroad. Sgt Wonnell of the NY Central Railroad Police attended as a guest. A benefit dance and card party will be held Friday Feb 28 in the K of P Hall. Next Tuesday is Ladies Night.
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Glouster
Railroads of America
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
C. A. Radford
Earl H. Rottenbrook
Cincinnati
New York Central Railroad
Sergeant Wonnell
New York Central Railroad Police
K. of P. Hall
Local families host relatives in Detroit and area
Frank Williams of Youngstown visits his mother Mrs Margaret Williams. Mrs John Henry with son Bob and daughter Edythe Mae spend the weekend in Detroit with Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry and Ewart Henry. Bob stays in Detroit to enter Fordson High School. Mr and Mrs Dean Tillman and Miss Marjorie Wright of St Marys visit with Mr and Mrs Albert Zimmer from Monday to Thursday. Jimmie Thompson and Arthur Oldham of Rio Grande College are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs F P Thompson.
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Frank Williams
Youngstown
Margaret Williams
John Henry
Bob
Edythe Mae
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Henry
Ewart Henry
Fordson High School
Dean Tillman
Marjorie Wright
St. Marys
Albert Zimmer
Jimmie Thompson
Arthur Oldham
Rio Grande College
F. P. Thompson
Scott Dairy Bowlers Defeat Action Guild
Scott Dairy won three straight over Action Guild on local lanes. Team set a 979 single and 2762 three game total. Steve Gyurko led with 587 in triple, while Bill Johnston added 574 and 232 high single.
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F. Thomas
A. McCreanor
Jim Wolf
Torre Cine
Scott Dairy
V. Eddy
R. Janchius
J. Blower
S. Styurko
B. Johnston
Nee
Carrier pigeons speed NEA photo service in Travel
The January Travel article details NEA Service using carrier pigeons to speed picture distribution. London negatives are bundled and released when agency board members reach the New York liner, with celebrity and refugee photos sent ashore for publication before docking.
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NEA Service
Travel
London
New York Harbor
Catholic Ladies Stage Musical Program in Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club held a Tuesday program at the church hall with hostesses Mrs J R Clark and Mrs William Echstenkamper. The event featured piano and vocal solos by Mary Virginia Logue Rita Rice Mary Elizabeth Clark and Joanne White among others plus readings on St Valentine Lincoln and Washington.
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Juanita Williams
Mary Virginia Logue
St. Valentine, Lincoln
Washington
John White
J. R. Clark
T. A. Noon
James Covella
George Carter
Elizabeth Chute
William Echstenkamper
Gingerelli
Officers Lead Glouster Science Club and Intramural Report
Glouster School notes list Science Club officers Laura Lantz president Bill Zimmer vice president and Clara Summers secretary treasurer. Fifteen intramural teams are entered with next week’s tournament anticipated as a keen rivalry.
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Glouster
Science Club
Laura Lantz
Bill Zimmer
Clara Summers
Accident In Bishopville Reaches Columbus Visitor
Miss Jessie Wilson of Bishopville informs that Mrs. Chris Day of Columbus, who summers at the Bishop House in Bishopville, fell at home and broke her right leg. She was taken to Grant Hospital. A similar fracture occurred ten years ago. Canada’s 1938 wheat flour production tops eight year low.
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Glouster
Jessie Wilson
Bishopville
Chris Day
Dessie Bishop
Columbus
Bishop House
Patriotism Theme Of Progressive Study Club Meeting
The Progressive Study Club held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. H. L. Janchius home with a patriotic program. Lalla Danford reviewed The Wave of the Future by Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Eva Kientz’s Adjusting Democracy to Human Welfare was read by Mrs. J. H. Henshaw. A nominating committee was named to select officers for the next year. Candy was served to the listed members.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
H. L. Janchius
Lalla Danford
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Reader's Digest
Eva Kientz
J. H. Henshaw
Ernest Williams
Clyde Harper
W. W. Bryson
W. R. Drury
Candy
B. R. Angle
Leslie Williams
Harriet Weymueller
Carl Pico
Isaac Ball Dies at 85 in Wrightstown
GLOUSTER Isaac Ball age 85 died at his home in Wrightstown Wednesday. Unmarried he lived 82 years in the house where he died and was a respected farmer. He is survived by one brother Aaron Ball of Glouster. Funeral at his Wrightstown home Friday at two oclock with burial in Wrightstown Cemetery.
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Glouster
Isaac Ball
Wrightstown
Aaron Ball
Progressive Clube meeting at Ada Thomas home
The Progressive Clube of the Church of Christ will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Ada Thomas.
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Progressive Clube
The
Church of Christ
Ada Thomas
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