Camp Fund Drive By Glouster Troop 72 Plans Salvage Run
Glouster Saturday salvage drive by Boy Scouts Troop 72 will cover Glouster and Walnut Hill. Money raised funds a July 29 camp trip. prizes offered for best bundled magazines and newspapers. Scoutmaster Hines notes a gift of 16 aluminum messware from C F Danford of Trimble. About 20 scouts and the scoutmaster plan to depart Sunday after.
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Glouster
Boy
Walnut Hill
Hines
Severa
Mr. Hines
C. F Danford
Danford and
Danford Hardware
Trimble
Mr. Danford
Class Teacher Is Tendered Farewell Glouster
Frederick Stansberry arrived in Glouster July 29 for a 30 day furlough with his parents before reporting to Camp Atterbury. The Glouster troop committee honored Supt. Thomas W. Figley at a farewell party praising his service in schools and church. L. G. DeLong spoke of becoming Glouster superintendent. 22 attendees enjoyed refreshments. A Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ planned a June July monthly meeting at Mrs. Clara Hartley’s home Friday at 7 30.
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Glouster
Pic
Frederick Stansberry
New York
Ira Stansberry
Camp Atterbury
Troop Committee
Figley
Glouster — Rogers
Methodist Church
Thomas W. Figley
George W. Rose
M. M. LeFavor
J. H. Elias
Rose
Eugene Brown
M. M. Bryson
L. G. DeLong
Glouster Schools
de- Long
Glouster High School
Ernest Byers
C. A. Bingman
Church of Christ
Clara Hartley
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Ira Conaway
theOrpah
Methodist ‘Church
Mrs. Theo Moody Ends Hospital Stay at Home
Mrs Theo Moody of Millfield returned home from sheltering Arms Hospital with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Skinner on Madison Street after a major operation. She thanked friends for cards and flowers received during hospitalization. Weekend visitors included Dorothy Lee of Columbus and grandson Buddy Boy Moody of Amesville.
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Glouster
Thea Moody
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John S. Blower
Chris Skinner
Madison St
Zaleski Social and Personal Briefs Reflect Local Deaths
Mrs. John Potter and the Cavanaugh sisters attended the funeral of B H Games at Claiborne on July 2. Games, former Zaleski principal, died June 30 in Cincinnati aged ninety. Burial was in Claiborne Cemetery. Other notes include relatives visiting from Columbus and Cleveland, and locals visiting family in Wellston, McArthur, and Columbus.
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Claiborne
Games
Zalieski Masonic Lodge
W. G. Betz
Chillicothe
J. A. Raredin
Raredin
John Bedinghaus
Max Rathburn
Cincinnati
Charles Starks
Columbus
Ralph Herrold
Donald Miller
A. H. Hayes
Verne Brewer
Josh Brewers
Prattsville
James Mollhan
Katherine Watkins
Ranger
Emmett Conway
Carol Jean
Glouster Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Glouster church group prepares for a regular monthly meeting at Mrs R B Smith home with Mrs Kirkbride and Mrs Webb Norris in charge. Dr E LeFever visits from Columbus with son and daughter in law. Lt Commander LeFever heads Neurological Clinic in Seattle starting Thursday. Local gatherings include luncheons hosted by Miss Cunningham for Merle Danford Lalla Danford and Sara Easler with others visiting family in Washington and Columbus. Announcements note teaching post for Miss Murray in Mechanicsburg and various visits among the Bodkin Wallace Burns Dennison and Young families in the area.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
R. B. Smith
Charles : Kirkbride
Webb Norris
E. LeFever
Harry LeFever
Columbus
Harry
LeFever
Seattle
Wash
Naval Hospital
Washington, D. C
Jane Murray
Mechanicsburg
Mary Foley
T. A
Susan Young
Ada
Suzann Gormley
Wade Young
Corning
Jess Ryan
Ann Williams
John Burns
Kathryn Deni
Inison
Sheltering Arms
Helen Dennison
C. F. Wallace
Reedsville Garden Club July Meeting Report
The Reedsville Garden Club met in the School Hall with ten members and two visitors. Programs included readings by Mrs. Mabel Heltzer and Mrs. Gladys Sisson and a report by Mrs. Savilla Barnett on a trip to Chicago, Pittsburgh and Columbus.
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Reedsville
Roy Springer
Indiana
Vietta Springer
Catherine Wallace
Columbus
Children’s Hospital
Nelle Bing
Scott Barber
Charles Wilcoxen
Orville Barber
T. H. Boring
Cpl and Mrs Gatchel Honored With Shower
A July 12 shower at Brand St. home in Glouster honored Cpl Lewis Gatchel and his wife on furlough from Tampa Florida. Guests included many local residents and relatives who sent gifts or attended the celebration.
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Cpl
Mrs. Gatchel
John Blower
B. R. Skipper
James Mc Cance
Raymond Mulpas
Phil James
Athens
R. D
Charles Mulpas
Millfield R. D
John Francis
Charles Ormes
Tampa
Fla
Clyde Sellars
Pacific
Columbus
On Mae Henry
Dorothy Zimmiers
Dorothy Mulpas
Lois Mulpas
Lewis Gatchel
Ira Conaway
Jacksonvile
Francis Mulpas
Rionroe
Mich
Dover visits by Flight Officer Willis in Millfield
Flight Officer Gerald Willis of Foster Field Texas visits his mother Minnie Willis and siblings in Millfield before transfer to Lincoln Nebraska. The visit lasts a few days as family plans are noted.
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Dover
Chauncey
Gerald Willis
Foster Field
Texas
Millfield
Minnie Willis
Charles Willis
Lucille Lanning
Kathleen Mingus
Lincoln
Nebr
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