Kiwanis Prep for Local Horse Show Parade
GLOUSTER Kiwanis Club members met at the Hotel Gordon for a dinner then moved to the stadium to finish preparations for the Wednesday horse show. A concession tent, sod on the curb, a registration circle and canvas on the fence were arranged as the 12:30 p.m. parade opener nears. Attendees included Roger Kittle Dick Guinther Karl Bodenbender Merrill Ogg Enlon Grubbs B R Angle Ray White Ben Goldberg George Campbell Joe Williams Dan Kovach Lawrence Colbert Richard Eddy Porter Dugan and Bill Capos.
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Roger Kittle
Dick Guinther
Karl Bodenbender
Merrill Ogg
Enlon Grubbs
B. R. Angle
Ray White
Ben Goldberg
George Campbell
Joe Williams
Dan Kovach
Lawrence Colbert
Richard Eddy
Porter Dugan
Bill Capos
Auxiliary New Officers Installed at Jacksonville VFW Post
Mrs. Clara Penney of Chillicothe led installation ceremonies for Auxiliary officers at the VFW Post in Jacksonville. Installed were Ovina Hobocien ski president Flo Cominsky senior vice president Betty Funk junior vice president Mary Mingus conductress Florence Chalfant chaplain Virginia Ginnan secretary Goldie Shaw treasurer Agnes Stoltz guard Wahneta Rapp two year trustee Verna Malpas one year trustee Bonnie Hartley patriotic instructor and Maxine Linscott Agnes Lasko color bearers. Meetings set for first and third Tuesdays. 30 day charter open for new members.
Southern Tour Ends with Mates and Relatives Visit
Mr and Mrs James Mates and Mrs Mary Swails of LaPorte Ind returned from a month long southern states tour. They visited Mrs Joe Kilgore in Georgia and met Mr and Mrs Emmett Simmons. on return they stayed a week at Indian Lake Ohio. SOCIETY TO MEET GLOUSTER The Altar Rosary Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the church hall.
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Glouster
James Mates
Mates
Mary Swails
LaPorte
Ind
Joe Kilgore
Georgia
Emmett Simmons
Indian Lake
Ohio
Altar Rosary Society
Caldwell
Trimble
Rolland Mulpas
Charles Martin
Martin
Graveside Rites Held For Mulpas Infant
Graveside services were held Wednesday afternoon June 27 for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mulpas at Columbus. Survivors include the parents two brothers Billy and Kenny and the grandparents Rolland Mulpas Anna Nohring and the Trimble family.
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Glouster
Wilfred Mulpas
Columbus
Billy
Kenny
Rolland Mulpas
Anna Nohring
Trimble
Taylor Ridge Residents Welcome Guests and Visits
Local residents on Taylor Ridge host relatives and friends from Grand Rapids Athens Dayton Columbus Amesville Hollister and Jacksonville. Weekend visits include Herman Thomas in Columbus and Gerald Nagle in Amesville with extended gatherings and travel updates. WSCS Meets Thursday at Glouster Methodist Church led by Mrs Mabel LeFever.
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Taylor Ridge
Walter Kirk
Cecil Leeper
Vivian
Rosemary
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles Holland
Athens
Travis Chesser
William Woods
Hael Thompson
June
Sonny
Dayton
Wayne Poole
Columbus
Dwight Smith
Carol Ann
Ronnie
Barberton
Carl Welling
Herman Thomas
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Nagle
Perry Chalfant
Geraldine Nagle
Billie Swartz
Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits Across Ohio Towns
Glouster and nearby areas welcomed guests from Jacksonville Guysville Columbus Caldwell Trimble and Jackson. Homecomings featured William Hallam returning from Sheltering Arms Hospital and several family visits led by the Stephenson Guthrie and Thompson households.
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William Hallam
Jacksonville
O. B. Herendeen
Guysville
William and
Julia Kruse
John Remwaild
Columbus
Hallam
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Floyd Martin
Legion Auxiliary Picnic At Memorial Park
GLOUSTER The Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold its annual picnic in Memorial Park Thursday at 5 30 p m Members should bring a covered dish and own table service A post picnic will be followed by a business session and installation of officers If rain occurs the event moves to the Legion Hall
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Glouster
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Memorial Park
Legion Hall
Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief For Piles
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick relief for pile irritation. It claims widespread use in thousands of homes and offers a money back guarantee, with pricing of 40 cents for a small jar or 70 cents for an applicator tube.
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Peterson
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