Hillbilly Talent Show Canceled by Kiwanis at Glouster
Public interest in the Fourth of July event was too low, so the Kiwanis Club canceled the hillbilly amateur talent portion. A radio show from a Wheeling station will replace it, followed by fireworks. We note discussion on Burr Oak Lake motor limits and traffic planning by Harry Boylin, newly appointed lake manager, at the Kiwanis dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Wheeling
Kiwanis
Burr Oak Lake
Harry Boylin
Con
Marietta and towns join for extended family visits
A parade of relatives gathered across multiple towns including Marietta Wellston Huntington Fostoria Fremont and Albany for visits and gatherings at grandparents homes and with friends. Among the notes Camer on Clark attended funeral services in McArthur and families relocated to farms near McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattsville
Linda
Judy Ogle
Bertha Jacoby
Marietta
H. F. Dearth
Robert Clemens
Ruthann
Jean
Dale Dearth
Fred Sterr
Columbus
Dee Dearth
Karen
Floyd Beveridge
New Marshfield
Waneta Settles
Wellston
J. T. Pickering
Huntington
Earl Wovelt
Herman Wovelt
Fostoria
Charles Clark
Floyd Clark
Fremont
Elmer Radford
Donald Radford
Athens
Royal Radford
Tom Dixon
Albany
Vivian Barnes
Elizabeth Barnes
Jackson
Charles Bethel
Londonderry
Cameron
John West
Delbert Pearse
Doris
Cameron W. Clark
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Cameron S. Clark
Raymond Daft
McArthur
Elizabeth Harkins
C. W. West
Frank Wallar, McArthur
J. W. West
Edna Daft
Improvement program launched at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church in Glouster announces an ongoing improvement program. The social room rest rooms kitchen and stairway have been redecorated and a bulletin board installed. Mrs Ethel Riley and Cpl Richard Vinéy will lead the mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
First Baptist Church
Ethel Riley
Cpl
Richard Vinéy
Reverend Cooley Transferred to Iowa Charge
The Rev Franklin Cooley who led the Jacksonville Methodist charge for two years is transferred to Crawfordsville Iowa where he will oversee a single church replacing the four church post he held here. Mrs Cooley moves today and he will also join Garrett Theological School. A new minister Rev Lester Covert replaces him at Jacksonville after three years at Reedsville and is studying at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Franklin Cooley
Jacksonville
Jenifer
Lester Covert
Reedsville
Ohio University
Orpah Class To Meet GLOUSTER- A Methodist Event
The Orpah Class of the Methodist Church will gather at Mrs Noel Eveland home with Mrs Mary Rogers as co host ess Friday evening. Members meet at the church at 7 30 p m for transportation and bring their cancelled sales tax stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Noel Eveland
Mary Rogers
McGee Rites Held At Hollister EUB Church
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. W. H Mathias for William Addison McGee who died Saturday. C. F Wallace and W. W. Wallace provided singing. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery at Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. H Mathias
Hollister Eub Church
William Addison McGee
C. F Wallace
W. W. Wallace
Maplewood Cemetery
Lodge to Meet Glou ster Past Noble Grands Club
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville will meet at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Lena Bratka.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Lena Bratka
Rebekah Meeting Set With Ice Cream and Cake
GLOUSTER Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall Mrs Sybil Kurtzman and a committee will serve ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Sybil Kurtzman
Rev Devol Retained For Fifth Year At Glouster Church
At the Ohio annual Methodist Conference in Lake side Ohio Rev John Devol was returned to Glouster for a fifth consecutive year as pastor. He was ordained a deacon in a class of 52 and received a Westminster Theological Seminary scholarship for a three week course. He will enter July 14. Miss Mabel LeFever attended as delegate with several family members also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Lakeside
John Devol
Local Family Visits Across Town and Regions
Kyger residents Mr and Mrs Delmar Hardin of Piqua spent a weekend with Mrs Hardin's sister Mrs Elizabeth Athey. Rudie Skeen and family hosted Adria Skeen and grandchildren from Columbus. George Durst, formerly of Kyger now in Columbus, visited Mrs Durst's grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Tipton with Rex Lemley. The Lemley Quartet sang at a Huntington West Virginia song festival. Billy Leach, grandson of W R Athey, received a head laceration treated at Meigs General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger
Delmar Hardin
Piqua
Marion and
Fostoria
Frances Snowden
Rutland
Harry Powell
Lemley
Huntington
W. V
Billy Leach
W. R. Athey
Meigs General Hospital
Keith Bradbury
Gallipolis
Arthur Rupe, Jr
Ashland
Kananga
Florida
Sue Hall
Cheshire
Nora Tate
Worthy Tate
Fast Gallipolis
Glouster Social Guests Include Kenney Ebbert Family
Thursday and Friday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Dave Cox were Mr and Mrs Keith Kenney and Miss Faye Kenney of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Russell Ebbert of Anchorage Alaska en route home from Annapolis Maryland where they had attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dave Cox
Keith Kenney
Faye Kenney
Chicago
Russell Ebbert
Anchorage
Alaska
Anapolis
Graduation of Lee Ebpert from the Naval Academy
The piece notes Lee Ebpert's graduation from the Naval Academy. It mentions the Renneys cousins of Mrs. Cox and their Glouster birth, with the family having relocated in childhood. It also references Miss Mary Bingman and Miss Vernie Wade visiting Cas over the weekend and mentions their employment context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ebpert
Naval Academy
Renneys
Cox
Glouster
Mary Bingman
Vernie Wade
Dave Cas
Early Christians and burial practices in churches
The text notes that early Christians did not practice burial in churches or churchyards, indicating a departure from later traditional burial customs. It highlights how early Christian burial norms differed from later churchyard rites and emphasizes evolving sacred spaces in early Christianity.
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Roger Kittle
Lawrence Colbert
Ray White
Richard Eddy
Richard Guinther
Carl Bradbury
Dan Kovach
Hugh Billingsly
Dale Whit
Cooley
Iowa
Lodge
Rebekah
Devol
Mabel LeFever
Dianne
Elizabeth Gordon
John Spence
St.Joseph Aspirin
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