Glouster Board Renews Insurance. Hires Three Custodians
The Glouster Board of Education renewed fire and extended coverage insurance on the Monroe building for three years. It adopted three custodians Cliff Bryan Mrs Kate Hinton and Mrs Grace Dugan for the year and re employed Miss Cleo Gibbs as secretary. The board approved plans to land and refinish the gym floor and discussed pamphlets on Communicable Diseases for distribution to parents after fall opening. A year end summary reported receipts of 74312.57 with 57192.87 from State School Foundation and Rehabilitation, 2650.32 from local taxes, and expenditures of 79831.05 including salaries 59878.89 and transportation insurance and bond interest 1.88. The total school tax rate for 1948 was 10.4 mills.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Monroe
Mike Thompson
Scholodcs
Ohio State University
Cliff Bryan
Kate Hinton
Grace Dugan
Cleo Gibbs
State School Foundation
Miss Danford Returns After Touring West
Miss Merle Danford arrived back in Trimble Sunday evening following a six week Western tour. She spent time in San Diego and Los Angeles districts in California and traveled via Santa Fe railway from Winslow Arizona after visiting Rev D M Burkam and son Charles. Burkam family connections tie to Bernarda Danford, formerly married to the Danford family.
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Glouster
Merle Danford
Trimble
San Diego
Los Angeles
California
Santa Fe Railway
Inslow
Arizona
D. M. Burkam
Charles
Burkam
Bernarda Danford
Winslow
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Daughter is born to the McLains of Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. James McLain of Glouster Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter named Sara Lynn on July 7. Grandparents are Mrs. Earl Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall, all of Glouster. The couple has two older daughters ages 3 and 10.
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Glouster
James McLain
Sara Lynn
Earl Oliver
Roy Hall
McLains
Picnic Planned by GLOUSTER Chiefs Club at Memorial Park
The Past Chiefs' Club will host its annual picnic Thursday evening at Memorial Park with a potluck supper. Each member brings her own table service. All Pythian Sisters are invited. If it rains the event moves to K. of P. Hall.
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Glouster
Chiefs’ Club
Memorial Park
K. of P. Hall
Engagement announced for Doris Judson and Russell Mikulich
Mr. Cashis Judson announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Doris Judson of Athens to Russell Mikulich of Dayton. No wedding date has been set.
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Greens
Cashis Judson
Doris Judson
Athens
Russell Mikulich
Dayton
Businessmen Asked To Display Flag In Town
Glouster mayor Thomas Williams urged business places and homes to display the flag Thursday from noon to sundown. The gesture honors the summer convention of the 9th district American Legion, meeting at the Methodist Church from 1 to 4 PM to elect delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia in August. District President Mrs. Olive Ailstock of Athens will preside.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Hth District of American Legion Ogg
Philadelphia
Olive Ailstock
Athens
Funeral Services Held For Charles Davison
Funeral services for Charles Davison were conducted at the O. W. Burford funeral home in Tiltonsville Ohio on Saturday afternoon. Local residents who attended included Isaac and Alfred Peyton Richard Viney Elsworth Burgess Mrs Gladys Vin ey Mrs Harry Williams William Peyton Mrs George Johnson Mrs Harry Mayles all local and Mrs Cecil Woodson Nelsonville.
Glouster Area Personal Notices and Visit Highlights
Glouster residents report visits from relatives and friends including Mrs. C. D. Harrison and Jackie from Steubenville, Edgar Hall and daughter Joan Newark, and Nora Hall Jones of Columbus. Mrs. Hall aided care for newborn Joan McLain. Rev. John Devol and Mrs. Devol plan return to Glouster. Olive Whaley and daughters from Canton stayed with the MacClellands, with Herbert Trace and Bonna accompanying home. Harry Lunsford and grandson Rickie Cox returned to Pontiac after a week with Frank Skinner’s family. Old Settlers Reunion Committee will meet in Jacksonville mayor’s office at 7:30 p.m. today.
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C. D. Harrison
Jackie
Steubenville
Roy Hall
Peter J. Jones
John Devol
Devol
Glouster
Olive Whaley
Virginia
Shirley
Carolyn
Canton
William MacClelland
Locust St
Herbert Trace
Bonna
Harry Lunsford
Rickie Cox
Pontiac
Mich
Frank Skinner
Old Settlers
Jacksonville
Kiwanis Club Reports $125 Profit From July 4 Fund
Kiwanis committees at the July 4 Homecoming event reported a net profit of 125 dollars, placed in the privileged child welfare fund. Popcorn was donated by Charles Beshara's confectionary. Dan Kovach and Mrs Kovach flew to Chicago recently to describe the trip. Fifteen members and one guest attended the dinner and meeting.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Charles Beshara
Dan Kovach
Kovach
Chicago
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Board Renews Insurance
Miss Danford
the Plains
John E. Wandling
Hazel Webb
Ronald
Richard
Larry
William Oliver
Detroit
Luke Hardy
Mary Lee
Ellen Kovalcik
John
M. Crawley
Mickey
Streeter
Albert Lebo
Matt Kusan
Jimmy
Judy
Tommy
Curtis Patrick
Doris
Columbus
Kusan
Carlos Shaver
Lorain
Clyde Shaver
Alex Hain
Missouri
Mahlon Henry
John Alichney
Rose
Rita
Berea
Earl Shrieves
Robert Lee Miller
Jerry
Tony Kovalcik
Robbie Miller
Canal Winchester
Ruth “Warner
Dale Warner
New Baden
Texas
Richard Roling
Chauncey
R. Kovalcik
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Jennie Jones
Emily Jonas
Zina Sweeney
Georgia's Dress and Baby Shop
High
LeFever
Glouster, O
Charles Davison
L. R. Faires High St. Glouster
O. Broad St
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Ldsmobile
Hone
NYE Chevrolet CO
N. Court St
Ohio
General Motors
Fayette St
Nelsonville
Otto Abetz
France
Paris
Hitler
Ey Yi Rtm
Clus
Vernon Electric
High St
Glouster, Ohio
Luckoff's
Seersucker
Thurs. A.M
M.L
Luckoff’s Mutual Stores
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