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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
7
Glouster prepares a three day homecoming from Saturday through Monday with a Monday 10 a.m. parade featuring bands and floats. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Depot Square, trains to be kept off siding, and festivities include dancing, carnival rides, concessions, and entertainment for children.
Mrs. Millie Zug Mrs. Patricia Johnson and Mrs. Lucy Harvey attended the CWF weekend retreat at Hiram College in Ohio. En route they visited Ravenna with the Reithman family. About 275 women from the state attended the retreat with guests Mrs. James Wyker Berea Ky and Mrs. John White Manila mission.
Mr and Mrs Glenn McDonald returned home after visiting relatives in Cleveland. He attended the Indians versus Yankees double header and was guest at the Kiwanis Club meeting where his son belongs.
Mrs Ruth Miller of Athens and Miss Mary Storts of New Lexington were recent guests of Mr and Mrs John Altman in Jacksonville.
Misses Bar bara Guinther Susan Eveland and Donna Sweeney of Jobs Daughters Bethel 58 joined a four day Grand Session in Columbus. Guests of the Deshler Hilton, they attended a swimming party a formal banquet an all daughters banquet the installation of Grand Bethel officers and Grand Guardians installation. Mrs Leo Oshey guardian of Bethel 56 and past Grand Second Messenger joined them with Noel Eveland associate guardian of Bethel 56 driving the group.
Mrs. Frank Grubbs and daughter Linda visited relatives in Walnut Illinois last week during a Grubbs family trip.
Glouster Kiwanis held a board meeting before a dinner to accept four new members: Neil Butt Bill Roberts Richard Macak and Sidney Russell sponsored by the Membership Committee. James Dennison and Dave Winebrenner received Circles of Distinction for service on the membership committee. Twenty three members and one guest Rev John Markley attended. Next meeting is July 5 at 6 30 p m.
Jacksonville WSCS met at the home of Mrs. William Bartels with co-hostess Mrs. Ralph Schultz. President Mary Russell led a business meeting. An ice cream social was planned for June 30 at the church. Program by Melvena Lauser on "Set Apart for Me." Devotions by Mabel Sayers. Twelve members to provide refreshments. Meeting closed with Rev. Lillian Wright offering prayer.
Cub Scout Pack 71 will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening June 30 at 7 30 at the Glouster Park Shelter House. Plans for the Golden Jubilee Celebration will be discussed.
Yonkers New York raceway marks its 11th season of night harness racing continuing a long running program. The track hosts or features drivers and horses in evening events highlighting the winter circuit.
Athens Messenger reports the Athens County Coon Hunters Assn will convene in Glouster on July 2 at 7 30 p m with a membership hunt to follow at 9 p m. Also note a July 10 reunion of the Sayers descendants at Memorial Park Glouster.
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