Glouster Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Glouster social items note the Glouster Past Matrons Association meeting at Masonic Hall Friday at 7 30 p m with co hosts Mrs Marie Eddy and Mrs Sara Williams. A Past Noble Grands meeting was rescheduled for Thursday at 6 30 p m and will be a dinner party for April May and June birthdays. A Trimble Grange 1820 special meeting is set for Saturday at 8 p m with plans for a June 12 initiatory class. Athens Grange invited to confer degrees. Visitors include Ivis formerly of Detroit now in Glouster and families from Canton Chillicothe McConnelsville Lorain Zanesville Barberton and North Carolina communities visiting local relatives.
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Thea Chapter Oes
Masonic Hall
Marie Eddy
Sara Williams
Trimble Grange
Athens Grange
Morris Home
Don Davis
Karen
Zanesville
James Bulloch
Lorain
Hillard Denny
North Carolina
Columbus
Ellis Moore
Oakdale
Rebekah Lodge To Meet Saturday for Practice
Rebekah Lodge 401 will hold a meeting this Saturday at 7 30 p m for practice and coordination. Members are expected to attend and discuss upcoming events and duties.
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Rebekah Lodge
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge 401
Local visits span families from Kirkersville and Detroit
Carl Craig a student at Kirkersville College of Osteopathy visits his parents Mr and Mrs Steve Craig in Kirkersville Missouri. Mr and Mrs Alex Brunton of Walnut Hill host over the weekend their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marvin Gurden of Detroit and their niece Edna Marie Da
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Carl Craig
Kirkersville College of Osteopathy
Kirkersville, Mo
Steve Craig
Alex Brunton
Walnut Hill
Marvin Gurden
Detroit
Edna Marie da
Vacation Bible School Set to Start Next Monday
Bishoe Church of Christ will run two weeks of daily Vacation Bible School starting next Monday. Rob ert Purtell of Bradbury leads, assisted by Pastor Edwin Carpenter. Three classes run 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Nursery 5 to 8 with Mrs. Virgil Kittle. junior 9 to 12 with Mrs. Floyd Milhoan. intermediate 12 and up with Mrs. Russell Smith.
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Russell Smith
Church To Start Bible School Monday
The Glouster Church of Christ opens Vacation Bible School Monday at 8 30 am for registration and class assignment. Sessions run 9 11 am daily through June 18 with four departments and materials for varied ages led by Louise Gladden Anne Lemoine Ruth Teater and minister Daniel K Teater plus several church youths assisting.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Louise Gladden
Anne Lemoine
Ruth Teater
Daniel K. Teater
Loyal Workers Class Holds Meeting at Residence
The Loyal Workers Class met at the home of Mrs. James Wallace with Virginia Kozma as president and Helen Sanders leading devotionals. Members included Anna Pearl Kozma Mabel Shaner Marie Danko Laverne Sanders Pat Cline and guest Mrs. Margaret Hughes.
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Chauncey
James ' ‘Allace
Virginia Kozma
Helen Sanders
Anna Pearl Kozma
Mabel Shaner
Marie Danko
Laverne Sanders
Pat Cline
Margaret Hughes
Chauncey News Item Lists Acting Correspondent
Mrs Hollis Stalder is acting as correspondent at Chauncey during the absence of Mrs Burg Johnston who is on vacation Readers may send news items by telephoning 2361 Chauncey
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Chauncey
Hollis Stalder
Burg Johnston
Chauncey Area Social Notes Selections From Weekend Visits
Chauncey personals list weekend visits by Anna Lee Vore and daughter to Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas. Minnie Palmer and Maude Coffman visited Cleveland and Ar thur Sapp. Gilbert Courtney hosted Harve Courtney and family plus the Rev Clarence Mulkin. Melvin Hoar and Marcia visited Dan Johnson. Charlie Carr hosted Pat Cline Wallace Chauncey Donald Powell and Pugh line Linda and Mary Alice of Columbus. Velma Warner and Bertha visited Logan. Margaret Hughes to spend two weeks with sister in law James Wallace.
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Anna Lee Vore
Rice Thomas
Vore
Minnie Palmer
Maude Coffman
Cleveland
Arthur Sapp
Gilbert Courtney
Harve Courtney
Kathy
Billy
Joe
Clarence Mulkin
Melvin Hoar
Marcia
Dan Johnson
Charlie Carr
Pat Cline
Wallace
Chauncey
Donald Powell
Chauncey Lions Club Dinner Meeting At Parish House
The Chauncey Lions Club held a dinner at the parish house on Wednesday evening. Members participated in the social gathering and discussed club activities and community service projects.
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Chauncey — the
Chauncey Lions Club
Man 70 Receives High School Diploma After 15 Years
Chicago resident Allen Smith nearly 70 when he began night classes at Wendell Phillips Evening School. He earned his eighth grade diploma in 1947 and will receive his high school diploma on June 9 after regular attendance.
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Chicago
Allen ) Smith
Smith
Wendell Phillips
Lost Dog Ad Offers Reward “Dead or Alive”
Mrs. John O. Brittain posted a rare notice in Oklahoma City offering a reward for the return of her missing dog. The ad states the dog is wanted dead or alive so she can learn what happened and stop worrying.
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Oklahoma City
John O. Brittain
Kiwanis Club Plans SEORC Meet and Events
Routine matters dominated the Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Gordon led by President Richard Eddy. Notice issued for the SEORC dinner on June 10 at Ohio University Center. Several members plan to attend the first Athens County SEORC gathering in two years. Divisional Ladies Night is set for next Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Gallipolis Methodist Church social rooms. A Board of Directors meeting follows.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Richard Eddy
South Eastern Ohio
Ohio University Center
Athens County
Gallipolis
Methodist Church
Evan Morgan Sr Dies. Rites Planned
Evan Morgan Sr. died at 6 p.m. Wednesday after being taken to University Hospital in Columbus. Burial plans are under Blower funeral home. He is survived by wife Ima a son Evan Jr and a grandson Evan III of Columbus and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Gordon of Glouster.
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Glouster
Evan Morgan, Sr
University Hospital
Columbus
Blower
Attendees Listed for Kiwanian Meeting
A Kiwanian gathering included Merrill Ogg Lawrence Colbert Roger Kittle The Rev D K Teater Carl Bradbury Richard Guinther Joe Williams Ray White B R Angle Ben Goldberg L E Richardson Sr L E Richardson Jr Hugh Billingsley Dan Kovach Porter Dugan and Girard Blower as a guest from Santa Anna Calif.
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Merrill Ogg
Lawrence Colbert
Roger Kittle
D. K. Teater
Carl Bradbury
Richard Guinther
Joe Williams
Ray White
B. R. Angle
Ben Goldberg
L. E. Richardson, Sr
L. E. Richardson, Jr
Hugh Billingsley
Dan Kovach
Porter Dugan
Girard Blower
Kiwanian
Santa Anna
Calif
New Lexington Teen-Age Road-E-O winner earns cash prize
Stanley Vanatta, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Vanatta Sr, won the Teen-Age Road-E-O in New Lexington receiving 50 dollars and a trophy. The area also hosts with Perry County chest X ray unit dates June 14 to 18 and Easter Seal donations totaling 1864. Crooksville Firemen plan June 23 to 26 festival and homecoming near the municipal building.
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New Lexington
Stanley Vanatta
New
Crooksville Firemen
Crooksville Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Anna Hunt
Rome’s Tight Limits on Personal Liberty in 20 B.C.
In 20 B.C. Rome imposed strict rules on private life with laws that set the number of guests at parties, funeral costs, and even the color of women’s dresses. These regulations reveal a society under rigid state control over social and personal behavior.
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Rome
B. C
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