Glouster Youth Awarded Medal for His Bravery
Glouster announces that Howard Lewis Dew has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action in the South Pacific on August 1, 1943. Wounded in the leg by a grenade, he pressed forward, reached the Battalion Aid Station, and inspired his men to reduce an enemy strongpoint. Other local servicemen and family members are mentioned with furloughs and inductions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ona Dew
South Pacific
Millard F. Harmon
United States Army
Howard Lewis Dew
Infantry
New Georgia
Solomon Islands
Dew
Charles Jennice
Mary Jennice
Paris Island
S. C
Albert
Navy
William Dew
Beulah Post
Camp Hood
Texas
Pataskala
Donald Shepard
John Shepard
Alex Docie
Docies
Palos
Henry Williams
Tommy Williams
Glouster Lodge to Install Officers Saturday Evening
Marecellite Rehbek Lodge will install officers at a Saturday 7 30 PM meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. After the ceremony a social hour with refreshments will follow. Members are urged to attend. Mrs Marie Dodson spent Wednesday in Athens for business. Mrs Mary Grimm has been visiting and returned to Kirkland with Mr and Mrs Carl Stahl for an indefinite stay with their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs John Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Marecellite Rehbekkah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Marie Dodson
Athens
Mary Grimm
Carl Stahl
Kirkland
John Anderson
Corning
Shawnee
James Jenkins
Eunice
New Lexington
Melvin Walters
Toledo
Frank Walters
Patricia Fail
Beatrice Showalter
Mona June Jenkins
Anna Bossman
Rita
Columbus
Isabelle Banevich
Opal Neal
Sam Tippett
Wellston
Tippett
Grant Post
Post
William Bernhardt
Mary Elizabeth
George Klarenbeck
LaRue Thurston
Zanesville
Zane
Thurston
Joseph Siemer Jr
Albert Franz
Mary Lou
Steelton
Franz
Alaska
Fort Smith
Ark
China
Pete Simon
Johnnie
Lancaster
Corporal Gardner Home on Furlough
Corporal Jack Gardner stationed at Camp Hunter Georgia arrived in Glouster on a seven day furlough. He reported a bus wreck on the way home that injured about twenty people but he escaped injury. The delay lasted roughly twelve hours. He serves as acting flight engineer in the air corps and will visit his wife and sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Williams and family during his stay.
Need for Waste Paper Urgent Scouts Help Town
In Glouster the drive for waste paper continues as Boy Scouts canvass the area to collect scrap. Mrs John RK Clark asks CSO members at Friday’s meeting to bring old newspapers and magazines, tie them in bundles, and leave them at the American Legion Hall for pickup and transport to the receiving center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Boy Scouts
John RK. Clark
CSO
Atmerican Legion Hall
Dover Ladies Auxiliary Calendar of Meetings
The Ladies Auxiliary of the UMWA will hold their district convention Tuesday evening January 15 with transportation arrangements announced. The group will also hold its far monthly meeting Wednesday January 19 in Odd Fellows Hall at 7 o clock followed by a potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
U.M.W. of A
Loderangements
Transportatio
Thcal
Oddlows Hall
Glouster Township Bond Drive Meeting Postponed
A workers meeting for Trimble Township in the Fourth War Bond Drive, set for Thursday night in Glouster, has been postponed to next Monday at 7:30 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township
Juniors Receive Class Rings At Glouster School
Glouster notes list Juniors receiving class rings and students’ activities. First year French class drafted dialogues for presentation. Sophomore party set for Thursday in the school gym with committees named. Freshmen pick February 8 for their party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sophmore
Frank Darling
Charles Morrison
Jack Dennison
Andrew Wolf
Pat Smith
Joan Cotter
Twila Wile
Liams
Shirley Adams
Vera Wymer
Ethel Atlas
Ruth Ann Bailey
Jean Ann Clark
Eileen Peugh
Mary Papes
Davis
Pride
Miss Ervin
Corning
Fred Wagner
Danford
J-T
Figley
Corning Faces Shawnee In Local Basketball Showdown
Corning holds first place as Shawnee trails in second in the local loop with an 8 pm Friday game on Corning’s floor. The page notes community visits, PTA plans, and local residents traveling to Columbus and Athens, plus family news and health updates.
Beetle disrupts Pernambuco telephone lines and enamel process described
In Pernambuco, Brazil a beetle damaged telephone service by laying eggs in cable sheetings and larvae boring holes in the lead. Porcelain enamel is glass fused onto steel sheets at about 1500 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brazil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Dew
Pacific
Corporal Gardner
Ladies Auxiliary
Dover
Jean McLaughlin
Earlene Johnston
Kingston
Marilyn Gamwell
Jackie Skyners
Leslie Dennis
Corning Social Notes
Coats
Sale
Ae x
Eas
Met Box
Harry Stephen
Lancaster City Hospital
Margaret
Frank
Bobbie
Henry Winneberg
Joe Winneberg
San Diego
Calif
M. L. Latta
Grant Hospital
J. G. Blower
Rae
Pkg
Psd