Haydenville High senior program features future themed revue
Haydenville High School seniors staged a chapel program on Wednesday October 20 with acts titled Future Haydenville America and History of Haydenville High School. Ruth Angle Edward Oliver Dorothy Vollmer and Louise Tucker delivered pieces while Gertrude Ginther and C A Woods organized. Flora Campbell was elected basketball cheerleader with assistants Kenneth Woltz and Paul Matheny. Mrs Hutchenson suffered a fractured collar bone after a fall Monday morning.
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Haydenville News
Haydenville High School
Denville
C. A. Woods
Flora Campbell
Kenneth Woltz
Paul Matheny
Robert Hutchenson
Kiwanis Club Backs New State Highways in Athens County
At a Kiwanis meeting in Glouster the club endorsed proposed state highways in Athens County and plans for members to attend the upcoming hearing in Athens. The note cites improved roads for underserved districts and features a stringed orchestra and prize winner H F Kittle.
Missionary meeting attendees from Glouster travel to Columbus
Five women from Glouster attended a missionary meeting in Columbus on Wednesday. Mrs. John Bulloch, Mrs. William James Sr., Mrs. John B. Stiff, Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter, and Mrs. Nettie Lewis rode together, with William James Jr. driving the car.
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Glouster
Columbus
John Bulloch
William James, Sr
John B. Stiff
W. W. Leadbetter
Nettie Lewis
William James, Jr
Glouster Bowlers Defeat Logan on Burns Alleys
Glouster bowlers beat Logan by 11 to 13 at Burns alleys Thursday night in a low scoring meet. Fred Hemsley posted the evening high with 210 while Dr Pride led for Peck's Bad Boys with a 219. Thompson held the top average as Peck's B B S83 716 ST1-2468 topped Kiwanis 2468 to 2439.
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Glouster
Leagan
Burns Alleys
Fred Hemsley
Logan
Colbert Bros
Peck
Bad Boys
Kiwanis
Dr. Pride
Thompson
Glouster Council Opens November Meeting Tonight
The Glouster City Council begins its November session at the City Building this evening. Some reports, notably the financial report, may be postponed due to the early date of the meeting.
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Glouster
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men Hall
Less Halloween Vandalism Noted in Glouster Nevada
In Glouster Nevada police report lighter Hallowe en damage than usual this year. Extra officers on duty and lights left on all night helped reduce vandalism. Busi ness entrances along High Street blocked by bus es rubbish and barrels. A battered touring car bed blocked a store. Signs swapped and windows sopped. Overall property damage lower than past years.
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Glouster
Hallowe'en
High Street
Ae A
Rat Trap Perfected for Evening Rodent Catching
Describes a perfected rat trap that captures hundreds of rodents in one evening. A mouse lured into the trap is guided along a passage that suddenly drops it into a water-filled gap. The mechanism resets after each capture to trap the next mouse.
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Kiwanis Club
Hallowe'en Party
Trimble
Lotus
M. E. Sunday School
Lucile Orme
Mra Wayne Antle
Edyth Wolfe
Vel- Barstow
Bernice Nice
Ada Francis Darling
Iileen Sayer
Grace Sayer
Norma Leadinghouse
Wahneta Jewitt
Erma Jewitt
Fdra Lantz
Leona Bell Hall
Athens Chauncey
Ypes Ca
Thrift
Jonathan
Country Club
Sto
Cute
Chuck Roast
Young Tender
Canada
Borden
Hamburg
York
Imperial
Hein
Kirks Orriginal Hardwi
Ibs. For
Callies
Bread Country Club
Twin Loaf
Columbus Warehouse
Golden Santos
Doushenia
Castile
York Imperials
Jonathans
Mundews
Honaby
G.overer O
Kemper
Paul EB Kemper
Glouster Methodist Episcopal Church
Liberty Hill
London
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