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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

5

Dividends Declared by Glouster Directors Date Declared

Glouster stockholders received a semi annual dividend declared at the board meeting held December 20. The $4 per share payout follows last year’s distribution and will be paid to holders of record December 3. Officers include Richardson, Angle, Kovach, Coen, Ferrell, with tellers and clerks named in the same report.

Glouster Glouster Board of Directors Community Bank B. R. Angle Dans R. Kovach Dan P.’ Mooney E Richardson Coen Cotticers LE. Richardson Beet R. Angle Ice Dan R. Kovach F. E. Coen D. S. Ferrell Caer Glenna ‘Sagle Mins Elly Sams Mise Karla Molnar

New Officers Of Church Are Honored

Glouster observes installation of church leaders including Elder Frank Price and deacons Roger Kittle William Christman Jonas Rosmwell Jr and others in a service introducing officers and teachers of the Bible School Price opening the sermon How The Church Can Grow and a refreshment hour hosted by Mrs Sybil Kittle and Mrs Mary Gamwell with husbands serving

Glouster Ofncers Church of Christ Frank Price Roger Kittle William Christman Jonas Ro”smwell William Spencerman Janchius Charles Vernon Thomas Dew Robert Gamwell, Jr James’ Andrews Max Morris William Wallace Daniel K. Teater Price Sybil Kittle Mary Gamwell

Harry Jonas Rites Held in Columbus

Harry Jonas 51 a former Glouster resident of Columbus died Monday in White Cross Hospital. He worked 29 years as a foreman at Surface Combustion Corporation and belonged to Surco Men's Club and was president of the Credit Union of Surface Combustion. Surviving are his wife Hazel, his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Jonas of Linworth a sister Mrs Hilda Denman of Linworth. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in Columbus with burial in Obetz Cemetery.

Guouster Harry Jonas Columbus Giouster White Cross Hospital Jonas Surface Combustion Corporation Surco Men's Club Surface Combition Haze Joe Jonas Linworth Glouster Mra Hilda” Denman Lin’ ‘Worth Obetz Cemetery

Local notes from New Straitsville and area visitors

New Straitsville and nearby communities record visits and returns. Gleaners Class host turkey supper with husbands as guests. Residents include Mrs Margaret Edwards Mrs Vontella Berridge Marilyn Wallace Isabel Laton and John Sherrard. Families from Columbus Mount St Marys and Steubenville were mentioned among visitors and guests.

New Straudville Ana Airs Gordon James Fred Tracy Columbus William Edwards Lakewood Margaret Edwards Pamela Rcent John ‘Sherrard Roy Curl Bobby Barbara Walter Methodist Church Turkey Willard Wiler Leonard White Harry J. Davis Steubenville Jack l George McQuade Frank. Spicer Akron Frank Spicer John Sherrard

Fragmentary note on hieroglyphs and early writing

The text centers on earliest Egyptian writings called hieroglyphs and a fragmentary discussion of their depiction. Names and clear events are missing, leaving a partial reflection on ancient picture writing.

Submarine Exploration Attempt Described by Athens Messenger

Sir Hubert Wilkins attempted to explore Ieluccan in a submarine during MSI on Thursday January 12, 1956. The report notes an old vessel and mentions New York as a leading naval submarine, with the Nautilus renamed as a titanium carrier.

Athens Hubert Wilkins American New York

First Baby Comes Home From Mount St. Mary Hospital

Charles Franklin Rush and his wife welcome their newborn son back to 33 South High Street Glouster after birth at Mount St Mary Hospital on April 4 1956. The Rush family includes four older children Earl Edward 16 Robert Lee 14 Glenna Mae 12 and Linda Lou 2. Rush, busy with local errands, gathered gifts from area merchants as news. Trimble Grange schedules a Saturday meeting at 8 pm with first and second degrees to be conferred followed by a pot luck lunch.

Glouster Charles Franklin Rush Mount St. Mary Hospital Charles Rush South High St Trimble Trimble Grange Uneh

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