Children Day Programs Featured in Two Glouster Churches
Glouster churches plan joint services in the stadium for Sunday evening and morning Children's Day programs at 9 30 a m with the afternoon worship at the High School stadium. Rev A G Winkle and Rev C B Tigner lead the events with community participation including the Boy Scouts and local church groups.
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Hugh Sweeney
Delores Stansberry
Tigner
Glouster
W. W. Wallace
Marcella Jonas
Social Notes Celebrate Club Picnics and Card Games
Glouster notes report a Senior Progressive Study Club picnic at Miss Lalla Danford 6:30 PM on Fairlawn Ave with porch tables and rose centerpieces followed by cake peach ice cream lemonade and coffee. Attending were numerous members including Mrs J E Anderson Mrs B R Angle Mrs John S Blower and Miss Merle Danford. The 500 Club met at Mrs Jessie Hill’s Front St home with prizes for first second and consolation and refreshments served. Junior Progressive Study Club picnic at Mrs Roger Kittle’s High Street ended with a cake decorated for Mary Chute Swyers and croquet after supper.
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Jessie Hill
Front St
Maude Vaughn
Elizabeth Chute
Evan Morgan
Junior Progressive Study Club
Roger Kittle
High Street
Mary Chute Swyers
Dorothy Howard
Ethel Blower
Edna Binderbasin
Glouster Personal Notes Highlight Local Service News
Herman Jones attended a grand lodge session in Columbus with the 69th district. Mrs. W. W. Bryson left for Washington to visit relatives. Pfc. Robert Kittle, stationed at Camp Claiborne, sent home a shirt from German prisoners after a recent trip to New Orleans. Various Glouster residents marked Memorial Day week with visits to Columbus, Millfield, and Akron relatives.
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Columbus
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W. W. Bryson
Washington, D. C
Robert Leedy
Charles Kittle
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Robert Kittle
Camp Claybourne
Millfield
Fannie Wade
Akron
Charles Reeves
Glouster
Loren Russell
Oscar
Rocky) Reeves
Swyers Family Moves as Husband Stationed in South Dakota
Mrs. Mary Chute Swyers, after a brief visit with her mother in Glouster, leaves for Pierre South Dakota to join her husband Sergeant Dale Swyers who is stationed there. She will visit her aunt Stella Weldon at Rapid City and stay in Pierre while his assignment continues. Corporal Ralph Gatchel and wife welcome a daughter born Tuesday at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. Corporal Gatchel is stationed in England. The Skinners report another son Foster in New York then St Joseph Harbor and Floyd in England with a copy of Coordinator enclosed.
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Mary Chute Swyers
Elizabeth Chute
Pierre
S. D
Set
Dale Swyers
Stella Weldon
Black Hill Commercial College
Rapid City
Swyers
Cpl
Ralph Gatchel
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Corporal Gatchel
England
Skinner
Cpl Foster Skinner
New York
St Joseph Harbor
Skinners
Floyd
Family Memorial Day Visit Announces Billy Figley’s Navy Arrival
Supt. and Mrs. Thomas W. Figley learned from their son Billy, now in the Navy, that he has arrived at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station during the holiday weekend in Gloucester with relatives.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Billy
Navy
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Skinner Family Letters Note Distances From Home
Floyd reports slow state news reaching us and the Coordinator mirrors home. Ernest Skinner, third son of the Skinners, serves in the Navy on his second Atlantic voyage. Mr and Mrs Ben Skinner of Trimble received a letter from Cpl Gerald Skinner stating transfer from New Guinea to New Britain Island after over two years overseas.
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Skinners
Ernest Skinner
Atlantic
Ben Skinner
Trimble
Cpl
Gerald Skinner
New Guinea
New Britain Island
Local visitors drop by Mrs. Stephenson’s home
Recent guests at the home of Mrs. J. L. Stephenson include Seaman James Davis of the U S Navy and Mrs. Davis from Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and son Warren, Mrs. Irene Embrey and two children from Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp and son from Springfield.
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Glouster
J. L. Stephenson
James Davis
U.S. Navy
Davis
Athens
Clarence Davis
Warren
Irene Embrey
Cleveland
Charles Sharp
Springfield
Child Taken to Athens Hospital For Tonsil Operation
Darrell Smith five year old son of Mr and Mrs Raye mond Smith was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital at Athens Wednesday afternoon for a tonsil operation accompanied by his mother.
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Glouster— Darrell
Rayemond Smith
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
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