Birth of David William Byers in Melrose Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Byers of Melrose Massachusetts announce the birth of a son David William on June 2 at Melrose Hospital Grandparents are Mrs Clarence Croaker Arlington Mass and Mr and Mrs Ernest Byers Glouster Great grandparents are Mrs George Byers McConnelsville and Mrs William Matson Glouster
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Glouster
William Byers
Melrose
Mass
David William
Melrose Hospital
Clarence Croaker
Arlington
Ernest Byers
George Byers
McConnelsville
William Matson
Rapid Strides Made By Farmers and Gardeners
In Glouster rapid strides by farmers and gardeners have prepared ground for planting. Most corn has been planted and much is already roughing the ground. Low, poorly drained areas delay preparation. The noon temperature reached 85 degrees.
Glouster VBS Kids Parade to Memorial Park Picnic
After the closing session of the Glouster Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School pupils march from the church through the business district to Memorial Park for a picnic lunch.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Memorial Park
Tips For Tired Eyes With Lavoptik Benefit
Reading tips suggest holding material 14 inches from the face and avoiding poor light. After exposure to dust wind or overwork, bathe eyes with Lavoptik to soothe inflamed sore burning itching and granulated lids. Money back guarantee says thousands use it, 30 years of success. Get Lavoptika today at drug stores.
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Adv
Health Center talk and Kiwanis horse show plans
Thirteen Kiwanians and two guests gathered as Dr. C F Patton introduced Alfred Errett head of the Athens Health Center who outlined center functions including sanitation nursing and blood tests. Kiwanis plans a July Fourth horse show at stadium grounds with twelve classes trophies and prizes funded by local business and Kiwanis. Net proceeds go to the Underprivileged Child Welfare fund. If rain, show postponed to July 16.
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Glouster
C. F. Patton
Alfred Errett
Athens Health Center
J. F. Hum
MacConnelsville
Kiwanis Club
Stadium Grounds
Joe Williams
B. R. Angle
John Devol
Lawrence Colbert
George Campbell
Merrill Ogg
Ray White
Enlon Grubbs
Dick Guinther
Dan Kovach
Roger Kittle
Porter Dugan
Mr. Hum
Mr. Everett
Mr. Devol
J H Knapper Dies at 73 in Glouster Town St
John H. Knapper 73 died at his home on Town St Tuesday at 4 p m after a two year illness. Born in Vinton County he spent 20 years in Glouster area. Survived by wife Bertha a daughter Lucile Dorton Glouster three stepsons Harley and Herbert Freeman at home Glenn Wilksville and a stepdaughter Mrs Walter Erwin at home a brother Marion Knapper and a sister Mrs Alex Hayburn Wellston and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at home with Rev Alva Shifflet officiating burial Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
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Glouster
John H. Knapper
Town St
Mr. Knapper
Vinton County
Peter and
Jane Knapper
Bertha
Lucile Dorton
Harley
Herbert Freeman
Glenn
Wilksville
Walter Erwin
Marion Knapper
Alex Hayburn
Local 9585 Meeting Set for Saturday at 1 PM
Local 9585 will meet Saturday June 10 at 1 p.m. Albert Lang, president, announced the gathering.
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Glouster
Albert Lang
Glouster Lodge 607 Meeting Set for This Evening
Glouster Lodge 607 Free and Accepted Masons will convene this evening at 7 30. All Master Masons are invited to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Garden Club Meeting Planned at Angle Residence
The Garden Club will hold its meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs B R Angle with Mrs W R Balderson Sr as co hostess.
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Glouster
Garden Club
B. R. Angle
W. R. Balderson, Sr
Women of the Moose Meet Thursday Evening
The Women of the Moose will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in Moose Hall for a meeting.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Glouster Area Personal Notices Include Rice and Relatives
Glouster personal notices list Gene Rice a University of Dayton student visiting his mother Mrs. Catherine Rice and uncle D P Mooney in Glouster. Other hometown visitors and local leisures detailed include families from Canton Columbus Hollister and Dayton with several Mrs and Mr attendees.
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Gene Rice
University of Dayton
Catherine Rice
D. P. Mooney
H. V. Holtzman
Glouster
Abigail Galbraith
Columbus
Phoenix
Artz
Eliza Mecum
Anderson Bee
Barbara Bee
Billie Deem
Ralph Deem
Pontiac
Mich
Chan Rosette
Albuquerque
New Mexico
William Whaley
Canton
John Whaley
Corning
Kenneth Koch
Armon Mecum
Mary Bee
All of Columbus
Nettie Moody
Dayton
Thomas Whaley
Ralph
Hollister
Ret Keller
Logan
John Mecum
Jacksonville
Mary Johnson
Laura Whiting
Broadwell and area visitors frequent Athens and Marietta
Mr and Mrs Harold Cooley and children of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Will Young. Clyde Weaver and children of Marietta visited Frank Parsons. Donald Parsons of Guysville bought a store formerly owned by Horace Parsons. Mr and Mrs Lester White and Wilfred White and children Mary D and Gerald visited Everett Starling of Mt Herman. Guests of Ella Ogg included Leonard Smith Belpre and Daryl septa and son Tommy of Baron. Henry Parsons and sons Conrad and Douglas from Chesterhill visited Mr and Mrs Warren Munn and Peggy of Athens. Mae Brown visiting Ralph Fyock of Blawnox Pa. Horace Parsons left for Elkins WV to visit relatives. Harold Driggs of Columbus visited Lester White. Mrs Hazel Burke.
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Broadwell
Harold Cooley
Charles
Yvonne
Connie
Athens
Will Young
Clyde Weaver
Ruth
Richard
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Donald Parsons
Guysville
Horace Parsons
Lester White
Wilfred White
Mary D
Gerald
Everett Starling
Mt. Herman
Ella Ogg
Leonard Smith
Belpre
Daryl Septa
Tommy
Baron
Henry Parsons
Conrad and
Douglas
Chesterhill
Warren Munn
Peggy
Mae Browns
Ralph Fyock
Blawnox
Elkins
W.va
Harold Driggs
Columbus
Hazel Burke
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Weiloff Music Store
O North High Street
Columbus, Ohio
LUS
Farlow
Hans Ion
Dodge
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
J. H. Knapper
Big Yank
Blue
Chambray
Ladies
Poplin
Blue Bell
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