Pageant at Glouster CSO Meeting Highlights Pan American Theme
A CSO meeting in Glouster Friday night featured a flag pageant with 11 boys and girls presenting flags of the United States and various Central and South American countries. Music by Marcella Jonas preceded flag tableaux, a recital of country descriptors, and a discussion of Pan American relations led by M Bryson. Scrap paper bundles and magazines were collected for the hospital and wounded service members, with multiple local donations and birthday notices noted.
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Rimble Township
C.S.O
E. K. Peugh
Elevpoys
W. Wallace
Marcella Jonas
Ted States
Jonas
Pough
U. S
Eileen Peugh
Margie Bryson
Everal
Junior Crawford
Roger Cox
Clark
Ezra Weaver
Lewis Clark
Na Kasler
Charles Alton
Trimble
Na Echstenkamper
Nellugh
Gertrude Jewell
Glouster
Kies
Tommy Illiams
Lawrence Olf
Robert Ark
William Derson
Cigaretts
Kenneth Olf
Henry Draper Jr
Jackwell
Aelerdaley
Steel production peaks in wartime totals
In World War I the peak production of steel came in 1917 with 500000 tons. Steel output of the United States in 1943 was 90000000 tons.
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The
Union Furnace Missionary Group Meets
The United Brethren Church missionary meeting was held at Rev. and Mrs. Harry Smith home with readings by Mrs. Dallas Worthman Mrs. J R McGuire and Mrs O H Bryan. Attendees and visitors include many local families in Sunday calls and visits. The group attended the funeral of Miss Ringhiser.
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Charles Rairden
Johnny Bob McGuire
J. R. McGuire
Floyd Cruise
Near Starr
Leona Jeffrey
C. H. Bennington
Portsmouth
Dallas Worthman
Bartie Reinshell
Logan
Charles Clark
Dan Jones
Emma Oliver
Carl Hull
Ben Hull
Vinton
A. G. Sellers
Harry Smith
Miss Ringhiser
Union United Brethren Church
Pearl Duffey
Leveret Sain
Lancaster
Harry Hammon
Clifford Duffey
William Kennedy
O. H. Bryan
Alva Bickle
Ira Duffey
Smith
Don Disbennet
Marjorie
Taken To Hospital In Warren Glouster Resident Vaughn
James L. Vaughn of Warren was moved to St Joseph Hospital in the McFarland Invalid car at 1 a m January 11. The illness type remains undetermined per Dr Tyler. The Vaughn family are former residents of the community. Funeral attendees included Rev and Mrs Smith and Mrs Don Disbennet and daughter Marjorie.
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Glouster
James L. Vaughn
Warren
James Vaughn Sr
St. Joseph Hospital
McFarland
Tyler
Vaughn
Smith Funeral To Be Held Monday
John Smith, age T1, died Friday at his home on Front St. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1 30 at the Methodist Church in charge of Rev. A G Winkle. Interment will be made at Maplewood. He never married and lived with a brother Arthur. Survivors include a sister Miss Della Smith of Glouster and two brothers Fred of Columbus and Dan of Trimble R D 1. He had lived in Glouster for more than 20 years. Friends may call at Wallace Funeral Home until the hour of the funeral.
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Glouster
John Smith
Front St
Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Maplewood
Mr. Smith
Arthur
Della Smith
Fred
Columbus
Dan
Trimble R. D
Wallace Funeral Home
Church Men Hear Talk by Rev. Winkle
Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ met at the church with a 15 minute song service led by W. W. Wallace and Maude Williams on piano. Rev. A. G. Winkle spoke on a Moral Challenge urging living practice over formalism and to follow the spirit after acceptance. A humorous Quiz by C. B. Tigner capped the program as Elza Morris and Ernest led the closing committee actions.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
W. W. Wallace
Maude Williams
Richard Jones
Temple Jones
Archer
C. B. Tigner
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
Rev. Winkle
Jesus
Christ
C.B. Tigner
Glouster Garden Club and Church Social Notes
Glouster garden club met at Mrs. Ralph Hines home with 18 members and 11 guests. The group voted a $5 contribution to school grounds resurfacing and read notes of appreciation for Christmas flowers to local churches. A Punch and Judy operetta sketch was performed by club members with Twila Williams at piano under Mrs. Hemmer’s direction. Light refreshments followed. The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ held an all day quilting session with a noon chicken dinner served by Julia Byers and Elsie Stahl to a list of named attendees.
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Doris Chambers
Cynthia Vernon
Ruth Ann Bailey
Jean Ann Clark
Freda Summers
Jane Witham
Twila Williams
Mrs. Hemmer
Glouster
Church of Christ
Julia Byers
Elsie Stahl
Edna Bingman
Mary Johnson
Grace Myers
Della Gessell
Mary Roberts
Weltha Williams
Lenna Snowden
Agnes Eddy
Lizzie McKee
Ola Eddy
Flo Henry
Miss Geraldine Kitzmiller Weds Pvt John Sabo at Home
December 16 wedding held at the bride’s Millersport home with Rev H E Harwood performing a single ring ceremony. The bride, formerly with The Columbus Dispatch, wore a gold crepe street dress and red rose bud corsage. she and the groom plan to reside near Camp Breckinridge after a brief honeymoon. Attendants included Ewing Harlow and guests included Catherine Sabo and the Tewksburys.
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Geraldine Kitzmiller
Duane Kitzmiller
Millersport
John Sabo
Camp Breckinridge
Catherine Sabo
Glouster
H. E. Harwood
Ewing Harlow
Kitzmiller
Malcomb Tewksbury
Monte
Howard Tewksbury
Barney Barrows
With Service Men of Glouster Area
Glouster area servicemen letters describe reunions in England and Italy. Pfc Lawrence Wolf met Robert Skinner after training at Fort Hayes and later in England, while Sgt Robert McCraner met Cpl Fred Thomas in England. Pvt Rolland Higgins writes from Italy about 16 Christmas boxes and 40 cards. Sgt Harold Brown in England reports a medal for good conduct and a Christmas candy to English war orphans.
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Glouster
Joe Wolf
Lawrence Wolf
Robert Skinner
Fort Hayes
England
Sgt
Robert McCraner
Cpl
Fred Thomas
McCraner
Fred
Robert
Fred Higgins
Pvt
Rolland Higgins
Italy
Harold Brown
Harold
Junior Progressive Club to Meet at Mrs Enlow Grubb Home
The Junior Progressive Club announces its regular meeting Monday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Enlow Grubb on Main Street.
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Progressive Club
Enlow Grubb
Main Street
Daughters of St. George Hold Club Meeting at Skinner Home
The Daughters of St. George Club met at Mrs. Robert Skinner’s Front Street home in Glouster with president Mrs. Tillie Hinton presiding. Members collected items for a service box, readings were shared by several members, and Edna Embrey won the mystery box. Lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter Virginia. next meeting set for February eighth at Mrs. Anna Conway’s home.
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Glouster
Daughters of St. George Club
Robert Skinner
Front St
Tillie Hinton
Edna Embrey
Mary Johnson
Anna Conway
Virginia
Kate Vaughn
Lucy Morgan
Sophia Hinton
Former Resident Walczak Dies in Detroit at 77
Martin Walczak, 77, once of Glouster, passed away Friday in Detroit. His wife died in 1937 at the family home. Surviving are two sons, John of Detroit and Thomas of Akron, and daughter Mrs. Catherine White of Akron. He came from Poland in 1904. Friends may visit Blower Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Monday at Holy Cross Church with Father Yocke officiating. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
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Glouster
Martin Walczak
Detroit
John
Thomas
Akron
Catherine White
Walczak
Poland
Blower
Holy Cross Church
Father Yocke
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Sara Wolf Enters Cadet Nurses Course at Mt Carmel
Miss Sara Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs Jo Wolf begins cadet nurses course at Mt Carmel Hospital but requires nail operation and tonsil surgery first. She will stay at home for a period before starting the program.
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Glouster
Sara Wolf
Jo Wolf
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Burris resigns Grade School Janitor Post for Chemical Plant Watchman
Frank Burris of Point Pleasant resigns as janitor at North Point Pleasant Grade School to take a watchman job at the chemical plant. He was among the first local Badger and Company workers for the ordnance works and the last man released after construction finished.
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Point Pleasant
Frank Burris
North Point Pleasant
Burris
Badger and Company
Ordnance Works
War Cost Now 132 Billion at End of 1943
The article notes war expenditures ending 1918 at 52 billion for war and loans to Allies and claims present war outlays including lendlease reached 132 billion by end of 1943. It highlights the scale of funding for wartime efforts and allies.
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Lefrd-Lease
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CSO
Newark
S. Winkle
Art
New Guinea
South Pacific
R. B. Leonard
N. G. Hillberg
H. Brooks Kirk
Lexington
Dnieper Bend
Frank Prist
Nea-Acme
War Picture Pool
Oodbury’s
Bobbie
Union Furnace Missionary Group
Rev
Winkle
Dae
C. D. Shafer Co
Nelsonville
Margaret Sabo
Patty
Kittle Lumber & Supply Co
Corning
Mrs. Skinner
War Production Board
War Department
Om Fuel
Oli Afl
Aeceovves
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