Glouster Moose Lodge initiates five new members
Glouster Lodge 1197 Loyal Order of Moose held a Tuesday evening initiation of five candidates and installed new officers for the coming year, led by Governor Rolland Hoffman and Junior Governor Gilbert Stephenson. The board of trustees includes Ernest Parker and Morrison Brown, with Harold Lamborn as junior past governor. appointive officials to be named later. Lunch followed the meeting.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Rolland Hoffman
Cilbert Stephenson
W. D. Witham
W.rat Bailey
John King Jr
Delmar Dunlap
Ernest Parker
Morrison Brown
Harold Lamborn
One Wild Night high school play by Carthage Troy seniors
The Senior Class of Carthage-Troy high school presents One Wild Night directed by Miss Virginia Knecht. Cast includes Rex Robinson Wanda Knapp Willard Brandeberry Mary Hayes Julia Ann Walden Basil Boggs Mary Blackburn Robert Boggs Barbara Chapman Thad Tanborey Harold McPherson Marjorie Deeter Anna Mae Guess Dorothy Uhl Barbara Ashcraft Mayford Cook Myrle Griffin. Presentation date to be announced. The United Youth Group meets Sunday at seven p.m. in the Methodist league room with Miss Louise Cunningham leading a discussion on Influence in the Home.
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Coolville
Carthage-Troy High School
Virginia Knecht
Rex Robinson
Wanda Knapp
Willard Brandeberry
Mary Hayes
Julia Ann Walden
Basil Boggs
Mary Blackburn
Robert Boggs
Barbara Chapman
Thad Tanborey
Harold McPherson
Marjorie Deeter
Anna Mae Guess
Dorothy Uhl
Barbara Ashcraft
Mayford Cook
Myrle Griffin
United Youth Group
Methodist League Room
Louise Cunningham
Eddie Ashcraft
W. H. Ashcraft
Mandeville Ashcraft
Sandra
Dennis
Corning News Briefs from Central Hospital and Home
Mrs. Orton Fitch undergoes major surgery in Room 342 at White Cross Hospital Columbus and Miss Ruth Myers visits her Columbus parents Elmer and Mrs Myers over the weekend. A tulip bulb of the Viceroy variety is valued with a historic bartering list including wheat rye oxen swine wine butter cheese a bed clothes and a silver beaker.
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Corning
Orton Fitch
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Ruth Myers
Mrs
Elmer Myers
Holland
Jacksonville-Hollister Services Announced
On Sunday May 5 the Rev. Mr Evans of Nelsonville Christian Church will preach at Jacksonville United Brethren Church at 10 am. Hollister Sunday School meets at 9:30 am, followed by prayer. Evening preaching at 7:30 pm focuses on Follow Thou Me. May 30 ascension day of prayer will include both churches.
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Jacksonville
Mr. Evans
Nelsonville Christian Church
Radigan Couple Celebrate Fourth Wedding Anniversary
Corning Mr and Mrs Othel Radigan of Moores Junction celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary on Sunday. Attending were Be and Mrs Levi Sheline and their son of Moxahala Mr and Mrs Edgar Ritchie and family of Lawrence Route Mrs Ethel Radigan and Seber Holcomb of New Lexington Route and Mrs Melvin Fox.
Couple in Connecticut Reach Bridgeport After Navy Discharge
Mrs Aliie Roberts receives a letter from her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Harvey stating they have arrived in Bridgeport Connecticut where Mr Harvey will be employed after recently being discharged from the Navy Glouster Aerie 468 F E will meet to elect officers Thursday evening
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Connecticut
Corning
Aliie Roberts
John Harvey
Bridgeport
Conn
Harvey
Navy
Glouster
Glouster Aerie
Kiwanis Hold Dinner Meeting at Hotel Gordon
Eleven attended the Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Gordon Tuesday evening. Dr W D Witham directed song service with Mrs Harold Brown on piano. James Simcox Glouster schools music director presented piano selections. Plans for next two meetings and Ladies Night May 21 were made. Attendees included Enlon Grubbs Dr E Le Fever George H Campbell Dr W D Witham Roger Kittle James Simcox George W Rose B R Angie Dan Kovach Dale Thompson and Mrs Harold Brown.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon Tues
W. D. Witham
Harold Brown
James Simcox
al Craft
Enlon Grubbs
E. le Fever
George H. Campbell
Roger Kittle
George W. Rose
B. R. Angie
Dan Kovach
Dale Thompson
Shade community notes record family visits and club gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Johns Cowan hosted visiting children including Carlos Cowan and Donna Lee Pauli from Dayton, with Mrs. Wilma Brady and others visiting Shade. Easter visits occurred with Mrs. Clark’s family from Indiana. The Shade Art and Thimble Club met April 11 at Grange Hall with a pot luck for 14 members and five children. R. E. Wilson is reported unimproved.
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Shade
Johns Cowan
Carlos Co‘wan
Donald Pauli
Donna Lee
Dayton
Wilma Brady
Bernard Sodosky
Bobby
Tommy
Fort Thomas
Frank Sargeant
Dawson
Dana Sanders
Wayne Wingett
Thomas Wingett
Kate Sinclair
Co. E. Heart
Pomeroy
Thomas Cook
Evelyn
John Hudnall
George Grimm
Oryn Johnston
Sidney Leifheit
Athens
Shade Art and Thimble Club
Grange Hall
Sylvia Martin
Mabel Shumway
Carmal Harless
Opal Sinclair
Barbara Joyce
R. E. Wilson
Rev C B Tigner Visits From Washington C H
Glouster Ohio reports Rev C B Tigner from Washington C H visiting his family for a few days this week. Mrs Tigner’s mother Lusetta Duncan who lives with the family is ill. The Tigners have not moved to Washington D H because no suitable house is found. The new minister will not arrive until June, so they continue occupying the parsonage.
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Tigner
Washington C
Glouster
Mrs Jones Hosts Past Noble Grands Club Meeting
Mrs Allison Jones will hostess the Past Noble Grands Club at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 7 30. Mrs Marie Dodson assists. The club will observe the birthday anniversary of one member.
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Glouster
Allison Jones
Noble Grands Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Marie Dodson
New Family Moves to Logan
Tony and Mrs A M Thomas move from 9 Main St after 25 years to a new home in Logan. The Thomas sons George Fred and Edward operate a bowling alley and pool room in Logan. Mrs Elizabeth Gordon has bought the Thomas Main St residence for a home after selling her hotel to Porter and Mrs Dugan.
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Glouster
A. M
Tony) Thomas
Main St
Logan
Tony
George Thomas
Thomas
George
Fred
Edward
Elizabeth Gordon
Porter Dugan
Holy Name Society Reorganization Planned in Diocese
Corning's St Bernard Parish prepares for a diocesan reorganization under Archbishop Michael J Ready. Parish officers including President Patrick Clifford and Secretary Leo Radlkoski will attend the Lancaster meeting on May 4 with a committee listing Siemer Winnenberg Hermey Gre cchio and Flowers.
Births Announced in Glouster and Corning
Mr and Mrs Wayne Harris announce the birth of a six pound daughter Joyce Ann in Glouster with Ronna June Rigney a listed relative Grandparents include Mrs Trickett and Anna Rigney Great Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William McClelland The Corning birth is to Mr and Mrs Homer on April 30 with Mrs Arthur Harris Sr and Mrs McClelland noted as relatives.
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Glouster
Wayne Harris
Ronna June Rigney
Joyce Ann
Corning
Homer
Trickett
Anna Rigney
New Lexington
Arthur Harris
Eastern Star
Ing
Monday
William McClelland
Gardeners Plant Crops With No Frost Hope
The thermometer showed 55 degrees at 10 pm with a no frost forecast for Thursday morning. Gardeners prepared soil for frost sensitive vegetables and some have already planted early sweet corn and tomatoes hoping to avoid May frosts. Residents are eager to grow food producing crops.
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Glouster
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. John Lutz
Funeral services for Mrs. John Lutz were conducted Sunday in the United Brethren Church by Rev. D. S. Mills. Burial was in Jacksonville Russell Cemetery. Mrs. Lutz, formerly Helen Tabbert, died Thursday in Columbus and was a niece of Carl South and Mrs. Charles Hoisington.
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Jacksonville
John Lutz
Columebus
United Brethren Church
D. S. Mills
Avondale
Registration Held Each Week for Unemployed
Weekly registration of unemployed workers occurs at Odd Fellows Hall near the hotel building. Ex servicemen and unemployed miners register for unemployment compensation seeking work.
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Glouster
Odd Fellowsa Hall
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Coolville News
Leslie Brooks
Hosiery Designers of America
Jacksonville-Hollister Services
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Mrs. Jones
Quantum Slvicia Boenion
Holy Name Society
RAC Victor
Blackstone
Dominion
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