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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
10
As the Seventh Wet Loan drive ends in Trimble Township, workers report bond sales totaling 53 000 for the township and 17 000 at Mine 255 plus 1 000 each for Dover York and Athens Townships. Sales are 68 percent of the Trimble quota, with final slips due by July 2 and the drive ending June 30.
Twenty two youths form the Glouster group for a Tar Hollow camp July 1 to 5 with Kathleen Martin Lanella Jonas Edwin Carpenter and more. Adults including Mrs Mary Johnson Mrs Weltha Williams and Mrs Nelle Peugh accompany and stay two weeks. Richard Jones serves as bugler and travels arrangements are led by James Johnson Sr. Ernest Jones C E Tigner William Drury Eugene Jones and others transport the party.
John M. Bryson, ARM 1-c, recently assigned to Memphis Tennessee, writes his parents that he has been enrolled in a special eight week training course in Memphis with possible follow up training of four to five weeks.
TRIMBLE The revival at Liberty Hill Methodist Church five miles east of Glouster since June 21 will close Sunday night. An all day meeting is planned with Sunday school at 1 3 22, preaching at 10 30, basket dinner at noon, praise meeting at two, and evangelistic service at eight led by Rev. and Mrs. D V. Snyder.
The Garden Club completed eight flower boxes on High Street Bridge four on each side filled with geraniums petunias and other blooms. Mrs Garnet Drury chairs the committee with soil supplied by the city and Mrs Esta Haskina overseeing planting. Additional work on Route 14 Broad Street includes petunias and more flowers under chair Mrs Thomas Figley along a 600 foot stretch showing the club’s town beautification efforts and future projects.
Glouster plans a Friday evening program at the high school gym starting at eight o'clock. The Moose Orchestra of Glouster will perform with local youths in tap numbers and songs. Admission is free with optional Park Fund contributions, sponsored by the Park Finance Committee.
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