Glouster Society Meets Read From Miss Miller
Society members gather as Miss Miller, a missionary in Africa, shares a letter during the Glouster meeting. The read aloud piece details her mission work and experiences abroad.
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Miss Miller
Africa
Gloubter
Gamwell
Bennett
Swift
Hawk
R. J. Thompson
Los Angeles
Senator Fess
Burton
Society
Miss Alpha Miller
Banks Re Elect Old Directors For Year 1999
Bank directors appointed at Glouster State and First National Bank were re elected to their boards for 1999. First National Bank directors listed include S. S. Danford William James Sr R. G. Webber.
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BANKS
Hurt in Fall Eugene Minor Bus Driver Sutters Injury
Bus driver Eugene Minor suffered a chest injury after a fall. Details say he was injured in Sutters area while on duty.
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Athens
Howking
Aumiller
Trimble
John King
McBee
Minor
Hs Age
Eugene Minor
Bank Directors Reelect Officers After Election
Following their election the directors held a meeting and reelected officers: President C. F. Danford, vice president William James Jr, cashier R. G. Webber, assistant cashiers H. E. Gladden and A. G. Heckman. Directors re elected include C. B. E. Duncan, E. R. Eddy, E. J. Eddy, W. E. McCarty and C. G. A. Pride. A directors meeting is set for next Tuesday night to organize.
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C. F. Danford
E. BE. Johnson
Danford
Wiliam James, Jr
R. G. Webber
Jeashier
H. E. Gladden
A. G. Heckman
Glouster State Bank
C. BE. Duncan
E. R. Eddy
E. J. Eddy
Elyria Teacher Delayed by Flu Epidemic Vacation
Mias Subra Armatrong, a teacher in Elyria schools, had been enjoying a prolonged holiday vacation due to the flu epidemic. She started back home but received telegrams from Columbus delaying the opening of school further after initial postponement.
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Glouster
Mias Subra Armatrong
Elyria
Miew Armstrong
Columbus
Three Deputy Sheriffs Appointed for Coming Year
Sheriff Willa Williams appointed three deputy sheriffs for the year. They are Wil sey Ator Fred Heck and Wayne Winget. Ator and Heck will be paid 125 dollars monthly while Winget receives 150 dollars. The trio have previously served as deputies from this office.
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Willa Williams
Wilsey Ator
Fred Heck
Wayne Winget
Ator
Heck
Wingett
Poultry Expense and Profit Records to Be Reviewed in Athens
Ohio State University extension official R. E. Cray will visit Athens County January 16 to review expense and profit records for six local poultry flocks. The session runs 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Post Office Building and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce with local agents T. H. Johnson and area poultrymen. The aim is to assess the economic adaptability of poultry husbandry to the county through careful record compilation and analysis.
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Athens County
R. E. Cray
Ohio State University Department of Agriculture
Athans
T. H. Johnson
State University
Postoffice
Chamber of Commerce
Ens County
Harry
Henry
Amesville
Br. Cray
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First National
Inger
Lountt
HE Marble Cilf Quarries Company
Ohio
Cananaville
Marble Cliff Quarries Company
Marble Cliff, O
Fultonham, O. Columbus
Dayton Thorobred
Michelin Tires
Williams
Hocking Valley
E. State St
Story
Gilkey
Penta
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors Proving Ground
Fisher Body Corporation
Fisher
McFarland Chevrolet
Mearland G1
Burson
Olet CO
Fought & Baughman
Baughman Auto Supply
Cos
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