Glouster Council Assumes Duties After Election
Glouster's new village council and board of public affairs organized Monday evening. Harold Rose sworn in as solicitor with a $600 salary. John King named council president. Willis Blower fills Gatchel’s seat. Jake Waldeck to street commissioner at $2400 yearly. Fire chief is John Crawford with assistants and a full department appointed. Deputy marshal candidates named. final selections to be voted on Friday.
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Glouster
New Village Council
Board of Public Affairs
Harold Rose
Mike Thompson
Eugene Jones
John King
James Franklin
William Keith
Lewis Gatchel
Board of Education
Willis Blower
Gatchel
Williams
Jake Waldeck
Rose
Esta Cunningham
Nona Craft
Emmett Rogers
W. G. Golding
E. H. Taylor
John Crawford
Dan Mooney
Harry Cheney
Elbert Maxwell
Mose Pettit
John Pettit
Paul McAllister
Harold Shumway
Roy Hall
Belford Collins
George Demchek
William Harry, Jr
Dick Cunningham
Fire Department
Council
George F. McClelland
Richard Brown
Charles F. Riley
William R. McClelland
Jack Russell
Relatives Visit Family in Trimble and Nearby
Danville Illinois visitors Glouster Frank Gooding with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Melvin Gooding and sons Richard and Frank arrived Friday in Trimble to visit his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs R Gooding. They also visited relatives in Athens and Wellston before returning to Danville Sunday evening.
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Glouster
Frank Gooding
Melvin Gooding
Richard
Frank
Danville
Trimble
R. Gooding
Athens
Wellston
Schools Resume After Ten Day Vacation In Glouster Hollister Jacksonville
Classes restarted at Glouster High School Glouster Elementary Hollister, and J T High School in Jacksonville after a ten day break. The first semester will end in about two to three weeks across the schools.
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Glouster
Hollister
J. T. High School
J. T
Jacksonville
Study Club Meeting At Mrs Angle’s Home
Senior Progressive Study Club will meet at 7 30 p m today at 42 Main St the home of Mrs Bertha Angle Esta Harper will be in charge of the program.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Bertha Angle
Main St
Esta Harper
Rutland Community News Briefs and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs War ren Black announce the birth of a son at Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy on December 21. Mr John Miller plans to move his family to Harrisburg for work in an electric shop. The Rutland Youth Fellowship delivered gifts and sang carols at the county infirmary then hosted a party at the Patterson home for about 30. Miss Freda Wood made a business trip to Gallipolis. Miss Helen Taylor visiting from Columbus to stay two weeks with her parents. Mr and Mrs Donald Kennedy announce a son born December 22 at Meigs General Hospital. Mrs John Trotter hosted a party for her son Ted age 3 with games and refreshments. Several residents attended a holiday gathering at the home of the Taylors and others. James Venari visited Lumberport WV for the holiday with his parents. Bobby Roberts and brother Mike spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ira Fleming. Miss Fay Pickens left for Reedsville for the holidays. Clair Taylor spent a weekend in Columbus with his daughter Helen and his mother Mrs Dora Taylor. The Senior Class held a party at Rutland High School with gifts refreshments and dancing. (Mrs. O. E. Stansberry)
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Meigs General Hospital
Pomeroy
John Miller
Harrisburg
County Infirmary
Patterson
Freda Wood
Gallipolis
Helen Taylor
Columbus
Clair Taylor
Donald Kennedy
John Trotter
Ted
Sandy Tillis
Marvel Foley
Jane Parsons
June Tillis
Wanda Coy
Barbara Jackson
Sheryl Wolfe
Rita Cain
Margaret Smith
Charlotte Smith
Giles Coy
Amos Cain
James Venari
Lumberport
W.va
Bobby Roberts
Mike
Ira Fleming
Fay Pickens
Reedsville
Helen
Dora Taylor
Rutland High School
Church Class Holds Post Christmas Meeting
The Willing Workers Class of Jacksonville Methodist Church met at Mrs. R. E. Davis's home Friday evening for a post Christmas party. Members sang read Christmas readings and lit candles with prayers. A bake sale Jan 14 and a church contribution were planned. Officers elected included President R E Davis and Treasurer Nettie Heiser.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School
R. E. Davis
Arlene Davis
Nettie Heiser
Hettie Rambo
Mary Conaway
Anna Rasp
Lena Bratka
Blanche Stanley
Kate Oskey
Zena Deal
Mrs. Vianna Kirkbride Dies at 72 in Glouster
Mrs. Vianna Kirkbride died at 2 p.m. Monday at her home 20 Cherry Street after a two year illness. She moved to Glouster at age nine and spent 63 years there. Survived by husband Charles Kirkbride a daughter Helen two brothers James Ray Minneapolis and sisters Mrs. William Burns Medina and Mrs. C. M. Hair Akron. Funeral at Glouster Methodist Church Thursday at 1 p.m. Rev. John Devol to officiate. Burial in Glouster cemetery. Friends may call at John S. Blower funeral home until services.
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Vianna Kirkbride
Cherry St
John
Jack) Ray
Charles Kirkbride
Helen Kirkbride
James Ray
Minneapolis
Minn
William Burns
Medina
C. M. Hair
Akron
Glouster Methodist Church
John Devol
Glouster Cemetery
John S. Blower
Birth Is Announced in Glouster Family
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Emory of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter, Stephanie Jane, on Saturday, Dec. 17. Grandparents are Mrs. Maude Emory of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Morris of Glouster. The Emorys have two other daughters, aged eight and five.
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C. M. Emory
Columbus
Stephanie Jane
Maude Emory
William B. Morris
Emorys
George E. Wittlinger
Los Angeles
Madelyn
Alice
Barbara
Letart Falls Christmas Visiting Neighbors List
Letart Falls residents share holidays with relatives in Racine Linwood and nearby towns. Numerous families including Henslers, Grims, Adams, Noll, Stoberts, Kriders and others spent Christmas or holiday time with parents, siblings, and children in Letart Falls and surrounding communities.
Indian farmer praised for crops and seed tests
The early American Indian is described as an excellent farmer for his era, using crop rotation, soil fertilization, and seed corn testing before planting. This depiction highlights practical agrarian wisdom attributed to indigenous practices.
Women to Meet Glouster Moose Chapter Thursday
Women of the Moose will assemble on Thursday at 7 30 p m for a meeting at the lodge. Members from the Glouster chapter are expected to attend and discuss lodge activities and community service plans.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Veterans eligible to wear new military merit pendant medal
About 500000 Army and Air Forces veterans already awarded the green and white ribbon become eligible to wear the bronze hexagonal pendant. The emblem features an American bald eagle on the obverse and the words for military merit on the reverse, obtainable by applying to the appropriate armed services branch in Washington.
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Army
Air Forces
Armed Services
Washington
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