Flu Epidemic Strains Glouster Schools
Glouster area schools report wide absenteeism from a flu outbreak. Supt. L. G. DeLong notes about 100 pupils absent Monday across grades and high school, with fewer missing Tuesday. Jacksonville Trimble High School lists 20 absentees, while grade schools in Jacksonville Greens Run and Hollister show illness spread though all schools remain in session.
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L. G. DeLong
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Jacksonville-Trimble
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Greens Run
Hollister
Carter's Pills Advertises Unblock for Digestive Relief
An old sales copy touts Carter's Pills as a solution to indigestion by unblocking the lower intestinal tract. It claims relief from headache sour stomach gas and bad breath and pitches the product as helping Nature's digestive juices better mix with food.
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Nature
Carter
Ature
First Anniversary Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Standley
Mr. and Mrs. John Standley Jr marked their first wedding anniversary with a dinner. A two tier cake featuring a miniature bride and groom was served. Guests included Phyllis Ann Chilton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice, and Mrs. John Standley Sr.
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Glouster
John Standley, Jr
Phyllis Ann Chilton
Harold Rice
John Standley Sr
Banquet Plans Discussed By Women In Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ Women met at Mrs. Carrie Balderson's home to plan the Tri State Campers Banquet in Glouster on April 18. About 200 youths and leaders are expected to attend, likely at the high school auditorium. The Women's Council sponsors a March 27 potluck supper for church members Bible School and guests in the church social rooms. A pre revival rally and prayer service follows on Friday at 7 30 p m directed by Daniel Teater with gospel songs Scripture readings lesson study and prayer.
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Glouster
Daniel K. Teater
Birth of son announced in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Poches announce the birth of a son, Ronald Gene, weighing 6% pounds. The baby was born Friday March 14. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roman Phillips of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cairelli of Walnut Hill.
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Alex Poches
Ronald Gene
Roman Phillips
Jacksonville
Frank Cairelli
Walnut Hill
Roy Judson Dies at Home in Glouster
Roy Judson 62 of Locust St Glouster died at 1230 a.m Tuesday after a two month illness. He was born Rendville son of William and Belle Judson moved to Glouster 45 years ago. Survived by Nellie his wife three daughters Mrs John Sollie Columbus Mrs Floyd Sikorski Detroit and Mrs Emerson Brunton Glouster seven grandchildren and one brother Arthur Murray City. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at John S Blower funeral home officiated by Rev Eugene Brown. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Rendville
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Belle Judson
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John Sollie
Columbus
Floyd Sikorski
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Daughter Is Born Pettit Jr
Pettit Jr announces the birth of a daughter Sandra Sue on February 24 at home. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Pettit Sr of 17 Spring Street and Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins of Congo.
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Glouster
John Pettit Jr
Sandra Sue
John Pettit Sr
Spring St
Fred Jenkins
Congo
Richards to Aid Father in Illness Near McConnelsville
Mrs. William Richards from near McConnelsville will stay a few days to care for her father Reuben Kittle who is seriously ill at the home of their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Les Kittle.
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William Richards
McConnelsville
Reuben Kittle
Les Kittle
Company announces price reductions to cut costs for users
A company proclaims a bold price cutting plan aimed at reducing consumer costs by about 20 million dollars yearly. Reductions apply to tractor farm machine motor truck and industrial power products with details to come before April 1.
New Officers Elected By Circle In Oakdale
Oakdale Friendship Circle held a meeting at Madge Harrys home electing Della Loomis as president Leta Westfall vice president Virginia Moore secretary Faye Nott treasurer and Geneva Jewell flower fund Gifts were given to outgoing president Gertrude Jewell and past secretary Lorena Jewell Annie Brunton won a guess box Minnie Shaw took the guest prize A shower honored Mr and Mrs Billy Harry and many members attended with a list of attendees and guests Read on for the next meeting at Annie Bruntons home with Anna Mae and Donna Mae Brunton hosting.
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Billy Harry
Past Matrons Meet Friday in Masonic Hall
The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter CBS met Friday at Masonic Hall with Mrs. Adda Blower and Mrs. Sara W. Willis hosting. Mrs. Nona Craft presided over the business session and the group honored Mrs. Annetta Lewis with a birthday remembrance. A history of St. Patrick was reviewed by Mrs. Ella McDonald. Refreshments were served to nine members including Mrs. Vernice Antle and Mrs. Isabel Bulloch.
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Ella McDonald
Iva Pedicord
Glenna Reese
Sara W. Willis
New Scouting Unit Formed in Glouster
A new Senior Unit in scouting, Explorer Unit 72, started this week in Glouster. It will be sponsored by the Frank McCann Post of the American Legion. Scoutmaster Bob Carter invites boys aged 15 to 18 to a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Monroe building to discuss plans and a possible summer trip to Camp Katooga in Walker West Virginia.
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Glouster
Explorer
Frank McCann
American Legion
Bob Carter
Sarah Morris Dies at 74 in Trimble Ohio
GLOUSTER Mrs Sarah Morris 74 died at 8 00 am Tuesday at the home of her sister Mrs Charles Anderson Trimble after a two year illness Born in Perry County she was a daughter of the late John and Elmyra Stubus Her husband Joseph died in 1942 She is survived by her sister Funeral services will be at John S Blower funeral home Thursday at 2 00 pm Rev Alva Shifflet officiating Burial will be in Russell Cemetery
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Sarah Morris
Charles Anderson
Trimble
Perry County
John and
Elmyra Staubus
Joseph
John S. Blower
Alva Shifflet
Russell Cemetery
Women of the Moose Vote Support Boy Scout Drive
GLOUSTER The Women of the Moose 244 met in Moose Hall and voted to contribute 5 to the Boy Scout drive. They also endorsed the Daniels-Cramer school bill and announced a stork shower for Mrs. Kenneth Wolf after the next meeting set for March 20.
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Glouster
Moose 244
Moose Hall
Daniels-Cramer
Kenneth Wolf
Class To Meet GLOUSTER-The Willing Workers
The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church will meet in the social rooms on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Elizabeth Ellis and her committee will be in charge of the program.
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Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ellis
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