Glouster Garden Club Fashion Show Night Highlighted by Summer Styles
Glouster High School hosts a Garden Club fashion show and musicale in the auditorium. Models include Jo Lavonde Faires Rita Rice Joanne White Mary Virginia Logue Donna Jo Dennison Jo Ann Turner Betty Ann Nelson and others. Musical numbers feature Judy Zim mer Judy Vernon and Anne Pat Anderson with piano by Mrs. Carl Pico and saxophone by Lester Zimmer. Tickets from Garden Club members or at the door. Event starts at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Garden Club
Harriette Weymueller
Jo Lavonde Faires
Rita Rice
Joanne White
Mary Virginia Logue
Donna Jo Dennison
Jo Ann Turner
Betty Ann Nelson
Donna
Glenna King
Jeannine Hines
Margaret Summers
Twila Mae Williams
Anna Lou Davis
Marilyn Gamwell
Small Fry
Judy Vernon
Sharon
Peggy Gamwell
Judy Zimmer
Gary
George Hughes
Barbara Jean
Elizabeth Ann White
Michael
Marilyn Easley
Monna Jo McGee
Suzanne Colbert
Billie Brown
Barney Molnar
Anne Pat Anderson
Jan Angle
E. H. Taylor
C.E. Turner
Ralph Hines
L. W. Ley
W. A. Craft
Jane Murray
Richard Vaughn
Luckoff
Kleinman
Atlas
Goldberg Brothers
G L Antle Celebrated On 80th Birthday In Trimble
About 60 relatives and friends gathered May 3 at Trimble Grange Hall to honor G. L. Antle on his 80th birthday. A basket dinner followed with talks and music by Jack and Gene Antle, piano by Mrs. Howard Antle. Antle, a 50 year resident, came from New England where he was born and married Addie Faires. They had 11 children, all living. Numerous relatives from Columbus, Amesville, Glouster, Trimble, Zanesville and New Lexington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Trimble Grange Hall
G. L. Antle
Jack
Gene Antle
Howard Antle
Antle
New England
Addie Faires
Boyer Family Plans North Visit To Navy Son
GLOUSTER Wayne Boyer, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Boyer of Glouster, has served three years in the U S Navy at Pensacola Florida. His parents plan to visit him, leaving May 29. Elden Grinstead honored at Trimble Heights dinner for Fort Hayes assignment in Columbus.
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Mrs. H. Boyer
Son
Glouster
Wayne Boyer
Harry Boyer
U. S. Navy
W. R. Boyer
Yeoman
Flag Brigade
N.A.S
Ellyson Field
Pensacola
Fla
M. H. Grinstead
Trimble Heights
Elden
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Lewis Schoeman
Larry
Trimble
Ima Grinstead
Irene White
Iva Mae
Wesley Grinstead
Ronnie
Mary
Joseph
Patty Ann
Buchtel
M. N. Grinstead
Elden Grinstead
Lincoln’s 1860 Victory and Willkie’s 1940 Notable Vote Comparison
The text notes Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 presidential election with 1,866,452 popular votes while Wendell Willkie in 1940 carried more votes than Lincoln in three states but lost those states. It also contains a long, garbled notice to contractors from the Ohio Department of Highways dated April 25, 1942 announcing a unit price contract for multiple road projects in Hocking, Nelsonville, Bremen, and Aydenville areas with bid details, road sections, and wage requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Wendell Willkie
Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Hocking County
Gibsonville- Rockbridge
Goodhope
Laurel
Hocking
Athené Counties
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Ward, Green and
York Townships
Hocking Country
Bremen-Ash Cave
Falls
Marion Townships
Hocks County
Aydenville
New Straiteville
Green Township
Department of Industrial Relatonc
Appilexbie
Accoranmance
Thes Department of Highware
Wetherald to Speak at Glouster Aerie Meeting
William P. Wetherald of Zanesville will address the Glouster Aerie Thursday at 8 pm. Officers will be elected with nominees Harold Lamborn for worthy president Gene Johnstone and Cody Lewis for worthy vice president Dale Duncan for chaplain Frank Darling for secretary Pearl Brown for treasurer William Seiler and Miles Dyer for trustees Charles H Reeves inner guard and William Dodson outer guard. Only two offices have opposing candidates worthy vice president and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Wetherald
Zannesville
Order of Eagles
Glouster Aerie
Harold Lamborn
Gene Johnstone
Cody Lewis
Dale Duncan
Frank Darling
Pearl Brown
William Seiler
Miles Dyer
Charles H. Reeves
William Dodson
Worthy
Visits With Parents in Glouster
Dean Peugh stationed at Annapolis Maryland with the U S Navy came Wednesday to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs E K Peugh until Sunday in Glouster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dean Peugh
Annapolis
U. S. ,Navy
E. K. Peugh
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Senior Progressive Study Club at Mrs Roy Davis home on Spring St discussed state penal institutions for boys and girls with Sara Willis in charge. Catholic Ladies' Study Club met in church hall with plans to fund War Stamps, lunch served to guests and 17 members. Several locals noted in Glouster Personal items with visits from Athens McKeesport and Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Blower
M. M. Bryson
W. W. Bryson
Roy Davis
L. G. De-Long
S. D. Dunnett
Clyde Harper
J. H. Henshaw
E. L. Jones
Grace Ochs
Carl Pico
Sara Willia
Everett Eddy
A. A. Baldwin
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Church Hall
Lena Wolf
Gertrude Darling
Ann Bailey
John R. Clark
Aelred Healy
Joe Wolf
Morris of
Corning
Rita Ann Darling
George Carter
Elizabeth Chute
Martha Covella
William Echstenkamper
Josephine Hedfelt
Walter Yount
Mrs Emma Kasler To Be Hostess To Club
The Past Noble Grands Club of the Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet at the home of Mrs. Emma Kasler this evening at 7 30 o clock. Mrs Alli son Jones will be assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kasler
Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Allison Jones
Glouster Class Ends With Helen Leora Robinson Teaching
Glouster records show Mrs. Helen Leora Robinson recently completed teaching a first act class. Students listed include Mrs. Hortense Atlas, Mrs. Wade Bailey, Naomi Byrd, Mrs. Bertha Carpenter, Mary Chute, Margaret Crawford, Dorothy W. DeLong, Eleanor Goldsberry, Lucile Grubbs, Sybie Kittle, Mrs. Anne Kleinman, Anna Louise Logue, Wanda McAllister, Olive McKee, Pauline Myers, Mrs. F. Witham, Gladys Richardson, Dorothy P. Saulers, Mildred Skinner, Frances Thomas, Winnie White, Irene Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Helen Leora Robinson
Hortense Atlas
Wade Bailey
Naomi Byrd
Bertha Carpenter
Mary Chute
Margaret Crawford
Dorothy W. DeLong
Eleanor Goldsberry
Lucile Grubbs
Sybie Kittle
Anne Kleinman
Anna Louise Logue
Wanda McAllister
Olive McKee
Pauline Myers
F. Witham
Gladys Richardson
Dorothy P. Saulers
Mildred Skinner
Frances Thomas
Winnie White
Irene Williams
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G. B. Thomas
Ernest Thomas
Marcia Lou
John Antle
Arthur Antle
Ray Conti
Ralph Antle
Donna Vaughan
Frank Penney
Harry Vaughan
Janet Smitzel
All of Columbus
John Jagers
Athens
John Smith
Ervin Smith
Amesville
Charles Hyde
Mr. Antle
Lew Antle
John Faires
New Lexington
Will Faires
Zanesville
Charles Faires
Charles Thomas
Bert Bingman
Glenroy
W. P. Wetherald
Betty McAfooes
T. D. McAfooes
Mark Henry
McKeesport
L. L. Robinett
Henry
H. A. Rogers
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Rogers
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Vane Roberts
Painesville
Dorothy Foura
O. E. Knight
Dayton
Kate Bartels
A. C. Easler
Robert Ochs
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Little Marvel Peas
White House Lawn Seed
Kentucky
Wedo
Sacco
OUR Victory Garden Shop
Cussins & Fearn
Bird Baths
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