World War Memorial Discussed at Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
At the Glouster Kiwanis Club gathering held at the Hotel Gordon the group discussed a community sponsored World War II memorial. The monument, estimated at about 2000 dollars, would be funded by subscriptions across the township with no single organization named as sponsor.
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Athens Messenger
Glouster Kiwanians
Enlon Grubbs
Thomas Williams
Dan Koyach
C. 5. Turner
Ben Goldberg
George W. Rose
Marcella Jonas
George H. Campbell
Tough Ration Period About To Begin
The article notes a shift in rationing with many sausage and liver items remaining or regaining point values while beef cuts lower points. Porterhouse and T bone steaks rise? nine points per pound and other cuts see reductions. civilians’ meat allocations in March will dip 5 to 6 percent versus February. five more red stamps in book four become valid for meat purchases through June 30.
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Porterhouse
Opa
Straitsville Community Notes Roundup
Mr John Coates of Shawnee visited his daughter Mrs Laura Miller this week. W S C S held its monthly meeting in the M E Church. Victory Circle will meet at Mrs Nellie Shuttleworths on Wednesday March 7. Mrs Harry Winefordner was in Shawnee. Mr and Mrs John Coates Jr and son John Charles from Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Grayton Eberts. Miss Walene Holcomb from Columbus visited over the weekend with her parents. Patsy Wallace is ill. Mrs Genevieve Hartman was in Shawnee Thursday. Forrest Rose Temple No 84 Pythian Sisters met with eight members present. Mrs Edith Miller was a Logan shopper Saturday. Ladies bowling team of New Straitsville visited New Lexington Thursday night. Mrs Madge Williams purchased the Williams building on Main St and will move her restaurant there. Mr Sam Hartman was a business visitor in Athens Monday. The planet Mars ranges between 234,400,000 miles and 34,600,000 miles from the earth.
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New Straitsville
John Coates
Shawnee
Laura Miller
W S.C.S
M. E. Church
Victory Circle
W.S.C.S
Nellie Shuttleworth
Harry Winefordner
John Coates Jr
John Charles
Columbus
Audrey Ambrose
Wilma Grandy
Mildred Grandy
Ella Ward
Sue Burke
New Lexington
Madge Willaims
Williams
Main St
Sam Hartman
Athens
Prisoner of Japanese camp survivor in Manila is released
Mrs Faye Blackburn Doner, sister of Mrs Maude Williams of Glouster, has been released by the American Army from a Japanese concentration camp in Manila. Her husband Mr Doner and two daughters were with her in the Philippines since 22 years ago, but their fate remains unknown. Wayne Blackburn in Wisconsin reports the notice from the Provost Marshal's Department.
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Glouster
Maude Williams
Wayne Blackburn
Wisconsin
Provost Marshal’s Department
Faye Blackburn Doner
Manila
Doner
Thehilippines
Isands
Philippines
Doners
Washington
Blackburn
Mr. Doner
Hollister High Play Postponed Due to Ill Child
The Hollister High junior class play titled prepared by Dr. and Mrs. W. Witham for tonight at Homeland was postponed. Ronald Witham, aged about a year, was taken to Children’s Hospital in Columbus for pneumonia treatment. He remained in Columbus while the rest stayed at home, with a later date announced.
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Glouster
Hollister Glouster
Ronald
Witham
Fettiga
Anties To Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Witham Antie celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday March 4. Married 50 years ago on March 1 their children and families will gather at their Trimbie Route 1 home with open house for friends.
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Glouster
Witham Antie
Trimbie
Colden
Glouster Social Notes and Upcoming Meeting
Glouster social page notes Mrs. Thomas Brown returned from Columbus after ten days visiting her children Attorney L. P. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tucker. A Feb. 22 birthday dinner was hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Duncan on Long St. Marcellite Rebekah Lodge to meet Saturday at 7 30 in Odd Fellows Hall with important business urged. Local personals list include Mrs. H F Kittle visiting Marysville and relatives of Mrs. Lintala, Mrs. Charles Lechner of Chillicothe visiting in town.
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Glouster
Thomas Brown
Columbus
L. P. Henderson
Virgil Tucker
Marcellite Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
H.F. Kittle
Gwinn |Saunders
Marysville
Tauno Lintala
Tami
Vicki
Lintala
Charles Williams J
Charles Lechner
Chilliscothe
Clare
Gold+ jing
Service Men of Glouster Area News Update
Mr and Mrs Loren Hartley received a letter from their son Pvt Cecil R Hartley stating he is in Germany. His address may be had from the parents at 18 Barbour St Glouster. Theodore Williams returned to Great Lakes Naval Training Station after boot training and a week with his wife two children and his parents.
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Loren Hartley
Pfe
Cecil R. Hartley
Germany
Barbour St
Glouster
Theodore Williams
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Charles Williams
From Hospital to Home and Lodge Meeting Notes
Delbert Bodkins returned home from Marietta Hospital after surgery. Mrs. Carl Mulpas discharged from Sheltering Arms Hospital to College Hill. Reuben Sweeney also sent home from Sheltering Arms in Wallace ambulance. Herman Jones asks degree team members of Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge to attend meeting at Road Fellows Hall Saturday for degree work. Cpl. Marvin Murphy noted with Patton's Army in France. correction Melvin Murphy, twin brother. Historical note on greed causing extinction of Acadian walrus herds in Gulf of St Lawrence. Rabbit horn parasite causes horns on rabbits. up to 16 horns reported per rabbit.
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Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Delbert Bodkins
Marietta Hospiital
Carl Mulpas
College Hill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Reuben Sweeney
Herman Jones
Marcellnte Rebekah Lodge J
Road Fellows Hall
Cpl
Marvin Murphy
Patton
France
Melvin Murphy
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Mutual Stores, Inc
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