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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
7
Glouster notes report numerous local visits and travels. Residents from Athens, Cleveland Heights, East Brady and Columbus visit Trimble families and friends. Visitors include Mrs. William Fairlie Miss Mary Lou Stanley and Mrs. Ella B Sellars with various local hosts and trips described.
Glouster and Methodist churches plan Sunday services with Bible school for 9 to 10:30 a.m. and evening programs at 7 p.m. Including special youth sessions for ages 18 to 35 and a planned guest speaker, weather may move services to the Methodist Church. Also notices of filings and sheriff real estate sale in Trimble and Athens County with specific parcels and bid requirements.
Rev Edward Shingler of Barberton will start a ten day revival at Glouster Mission on Oak Street beginning July 27. Rev Mrs Kimmey of Athens is named pastor for the event.
At a Trimble Township Rural School Board meeting for 1946 47, new staff were named. High school: Principal E L Koehler, Mrs James Weisenbach, Mrs Helen Jeddelph, Letha Rowland, Mrs June Shackelford, Ray Wiley, and Mrs E L Koehler. Elementary teachers include Ida B Davis, Rosalene Knight, Lilian Pence, and Maud Farmer.
Amvets World War II veterans report Ohio membership at 4 000 in 36 chartered posts. State commander Fred J Milligan also announced Elden Becker of Mansfield will head the 17th district Amvets and outlined a scout meeting and nature study hike for the troop.
GLOUSTER The Village of Trimble removes the old Russell building once home to the Trimble Grange. The landmark, standing 75 years, is torn down to supply material for new construction after residents moved to a Valley Street site.
The aging White-Danford Drug Store on Valley Street in Glouster is slated for dismantling within eight weeks. Fred Darling, hospitalized after a fracture, remains in Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville as his wife stays with him.
John W. McFarland age 60 died yesterday from injuries after a log fell on him at his home near Cumberland last Saturday. He resided in Cambridge area and his death was reported by local authorities.
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