Glouster Tom Cats Face Gibisonville In District Play
Glouster High School Tom Cats meet Gibisonville Friday at 7 p m in the Southeastern Ohio district tournament in Logan. A victory sets up a Friday 14 March meeting with the Hollister McArthur winner. If either winner advances, semi finals are scheduled for Saturday March 15 with the finals that evening.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Gibisonville
Logan
Hollister
Glouster Boys Begin 12 Week Fort Knox Training
Three local youths Brose Leach Ralph Gwilym and William Mesaros arrived at Fort Knox Kentucky to start a 12 week training at the First Armored Division Training Center Recruits were greeted at the railroad station by regimental bands and welcomed by Major General Magruder Brigadier General H W Baird and others.
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Glouster
Brose Leach
Ralph Gwilym
William Mesaros
Fort Knox
First Armored Division
Magruder
H. W. Baird
WCTU Meeting At Figley Home In Glouster
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Figley’s home with eleven members. Mrs. Thompson led devotions from John 1 1 17. President Pedicord noted the county regional conference in Athens on April 15. New member Mrs. Henry joined.
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Glouster
T. W. Figley
J. A. Thompson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
WPA Welding Class To Be Organized
Federal Adult WPA Education Class in welding will be organized at the Walter Goff garage next to Gamwell's Clover Farm Store at Main and North Sts. It will meet three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Two classes with 32 people have completed the course. Anyone 16 years of age or over is eligible to attend.
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Glouster
Walter Goff
Gamwell
Clover Farm
Main and
North Sts
California Tomatoes Gathered Largest Crop in 1932
California produced its largest vegetable crop in 1932, led by tomatoes with a market value of 53,247,000 dollars. The data highlight tomatoes as the top vegetable producer for that year and show strong market demand and pricing.
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California
Ton Jon Promised Cure For Wide Health Trouble
Ton Jon claims to aid kidney liver and stomach trouble nervousness and constipation. It is said to cleanse organs and improve elimination while toning blood and nerves. Testimonials describe relief from stomach issues kidney trouble and nervous exhaustion. Sold at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Ton Jon
Quick
TON JON NO. 3 Health Tonic Appeals to Readers
A health advertisement touts TON JON No. 3 as a safe inexpensive remedy for muscular aches and kidney cleansing. It cites Mr. Gilbert Johnson of The Plains near Athens Ohio praising better health after using TON JON No. 3 and directs readers to Quick's Drug Store Athens for procurement.
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The
Plains
Athens
Ohio
Hocking Valley Mining Co
TON Jon No. 3
Mrs. Richard Jones Dies After Long Illness at 90
Mrs. Richard Jones aged 90 died Friday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Matthew Breeze Cleveland after a long illness. She left New Straitsville 12 years ago and is survived by five children including Myrick Jones Monongaham PA Mrs Breeze Mrs Maggie Ross Mrs Edith Tolhurst and William Jones Toronto OH. Funeral was held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Baptist Church. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
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New Straitsville
Richard Jones
Matthew Breeze
Cleveland
Jones
Myrick Jones
Monongaham
Breeze
Maggie Ross
Edith Tolhurst
William Jones
Toronto
Baptist Church
Fred Blankenship
Howard Blankenship
Springfield
Dan Hoy
Sam Davis
Clifford Donaldson
Marietta
A. E. Hammond
Dayton
Charles Summers
Patterson Field
Osborn
Marsh Summers
Shawnee
Mode Lewis
Murray City
John Larimer
Logan
Father and Son
New Lexington
Cress Webb
Sue
George Lehman
Huck Smith
Pearl Downhour
Carbon Hill
Donald Lawson
Carol
Columbus
Lawson
Edward Lawson
Wavelene Morris
Mabel
Hollister 4 H Girls Elect New Officers
4 H cooking group at Hollister school elected new officers Betty Cooper president Anna Lou Adams vice president secretary treasurer Alberta Mount news reporter and Doris Jane Gail secretary treasurer plus advisor Mrs Adams Refreshments were served. Notice of appointment Foster B Cornwell Athens Ohio appointed Administrator of William Jansen estate Creditor claims due in four months. Probate court notice Rose A Foster estate Administratrix F Howe hearing March 11 1941 Athens County Ohio.
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Hollister
Hollister Hustlers
Hollister School
Betty Cooper
Alberta
Foster B. Cornwell
Athens
Ohio
William Jansen
Dover Township
Athens County
State of Ohio
Rose A. Foster
William R. Sanderson
F. Howe
John Rolin
Glouster School News Highlights Chorus and Honors
Miss Lindaman forms a mixed chorus with sopranos Martha Byers Mary Virginia Logue Mary Elizabeth Clark Jo Lavon Faires Norma McAllister and Jayne Wolf altos Anna Marie Echsten kamper Rita Rice Betty Ann Nelson Juanita Williams Mary Lee Thompson Phyllis Dyer. accompanist Marion Byers. Valedictorian and salutatorian named Shirley Ann Roberts 98.33 and Laura Mildred Lantz 97.70.
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Miss Lindaman
Martha Byers
Mary Virginia Logue
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Jo Lavon Faires
Norma McAllister
Jayne Wolf
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Rita Rice
Betty Ann Nelson
Juanita Williams
Mary Lee Thompson
Phyllis Dyer
Paul Byers
Paul McAllister
Ralph Byers
Richard Smith
Richard Eddy
Billy Stahl
Donald
Catholic Ladies Study Club Plans March Father and Son Banquet
The Glouster group met in the church hall with Anna Bailey and Walter Yount hosting. A March 17 father and son banquet was set and a $5 subscription to the Columbus Register for Camp Shelby soldiers was approved.
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Glouster
Anna Bailey
Walter Yount
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Father and Son
Columbus Register
Camp Shelby
Kate Bartels
Chute
Club Meeting Schedule Changes Noted
A list of names followed by notice that the next club meeting will be held on March 25 with Mrs. Mark Rothery and Mrs. Molnar as hostesses replacing the regular time. The attendees include A Noon and several Mrs. Yount Wolf Jennice members.
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A. Noon
Walter Yount
Joseph Wolf
Mary Jennice
Mark Rothery
Molnar
Jacksonville Young People Meeting Planned for March 7
The Jacksonville Charge invites youths from Chauncey Millfield Trimble Jacksonville and Concord to a gathering at the Jacksonville Church Friday March 7 at 7 30 o clock A program is being arranged by Miss Maye Howard and assistants Attendees should bring sandwiches or a covered dish.
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Jacksonville
Chauncey
Millfield
Trimble
Concord
Maye Howard
American Legion Auxiliary Meets Tonight in Legion Hall
Glouster group heads to the Legion Hall at 7 30 for a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. A program on Americanism and National Defense will be followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Sportsmen's Club Meets Friday at American Legion Hall
Glouster Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club holds an important meeting Friday at 7 30 PM in the American Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club
American Legion Hall
Visit Opens Home to Kasler Family Members
Visitors in Glouster at Mrs. Cynthia Kasler's home included her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs D E Kasler of Millfield Route 1 granddaughter Mrs Orville Jones and her child Phyllis Jo from Spencer West Virginia.
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