Town Street Mail Delivery Held Up by Fund Shortage
Glouster council heard mayor, clerk, treasurer and board reports. A Town Street delegation sought mail delivery expansion but finance prevented Post Office service, prompting a letter request to the Postmaster General. Road repairs to Kinney Hill and blacktopping were discussed. cemetery work and fire hydrant flushing were completed. October collections totaled 319.80 with overall funds 51,692.58.
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Town Street
Glouster
Esta Cunningham
Joseph Laller
Florence
Edith Moody
Kinney Hill
Street Committee
Thomas Williams
Earl Williams
Council Street
Jake Waldeck
Glouster Cemetery
Chit Chat Club Elects New Officers At Gleuster Home
The Chit Chat club elected officers: Mrs. Glenna Gamwell president, Mrs. Wilda Brown vice president, and Mrs. Dora Parker secretary. They planned to collect clothing for the American Legion distribution. Rita Seiler will move to Van Nuys California this month with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Brown
Leja McAllister
Pat Faires
Jayne Faires
Louise Anderson
Glenna Gamwell
Donna McGee
Vera Meade
Dora Parker
Rita Seiler
Jody Moore
Mary Trace
Mary Hall
Rose Marie Kurtzman
Dennison
Congo birthday party honors Richard Butts at age 21
Mrs. Kathryn Mezak of Congo hosted a birthday party for her son Richard Butts who turned 21. Refreshments served to a list of guests including Ruby Dyer New Lexington Etta Allen and daughters Barbara Mae Beatrice Hemlock and others from Corning Logan Zanesville and Congo. The Glass brothers quartet sang.
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Congo
Kathryn Mezak
Richard Butts
Ruby Dyer
New Lexington
Etta Allen
Barbara
Mae
Beatrice
Hemlock
Clifford Stephenson
Eugene
Bernice Whitmer
Logan
Mary Glass
Delmar Burns
Jeannette
Lillian
Letha
Dwain
Rodney
Billy
Donald
Joan
Lorena Glass
Corning
Rural Help Theme at WSCS Meeting in Glouster
The Women's Society for Christian Service met at Glouster Methodist Church with Mrs. Clara Golding leading worship. Enid Cox presented the program on Help in a Rural Community as 29 members and one guest heard and were served refreshments by hostesses William Leadbetter Saul Border and Ernest Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Women's Society For Christian Service
Glouster Methodist Church
Clara Golding
Enid Cox
William Leadbetter
Saul Border
Ernest Byers
Oakdale Friendship Circle to Meet at Brunton Home
GLOUSTER The Oakdale Friendship Circle will meet Tuesday November 14 at the home of Phyllis Brunton with Mrs Sarah Swaro assisting.
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Glouster
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Phyllis Brunton
Sarah Swaro
Morris Family Hosts Past Noble Grands Club Event
Mrs Irene Morris welcomed the Past Noble Grands Club at her home Thursday evening with Mrs Louise Zimmer in charge. A mystery package by Nellie Jones was awarded to Lennie Snowden and readings were given by Irene Morris and others. A December birthday dinner and Christmas party with gift exchange are planned at Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments were served to members and helpers. Contests awarded to Anna Echstenkamper Nellie Jones and Mary Cheney.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Nellie Jones
Mary Cheney
Lennie Snowden
Louise Zimmer
Anna Echstenkamper
Max Morris
Glouster Man Named Troop Receptionist
Cpl. Gene E. Fierce stationed at Fort Warren Wyoming is appointed receptionist for incoming troops at Cheyenne Union Pacific terminal. He has served in the Air Force four years and is son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Fierce of Glouster Route 2.
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Glouster
Cpl
Gene E. Fierce
Fort Warren
Wyo
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Terminal
Cpl. Fierce
Air Force
Wayne Fierce
Strausbaugh Family Guests Visit Redtown
Mr and Mrs Virgil Strausbaugh and daughters Sandra and Linda of Dayton visited Redtown last week with host Mr and Mrs Roy Strausbaugh, sharing time with the local family.
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Glouster
Virgil Strausbaugh
Sandra
Woodrow Strausbaugh
Linda
Dayton
Roy Strausbaugh
Redtown
Milk Bottle Round-up Nets S40 for Local Scout Troop
GLOUSTER A district Boy Scout troop conducted a Saturday milk bottle drive and collected about 2000 bottles. The effort should raise around $40. Eddy Murphy won first prize with 276 bottles and Bob Springer took second with 252. A monthly scrap drive covering paper metals and rubber will follow on the second Saturday each month per Richard Jones.
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Glouster
Eddy Murphy
Bob Springer
Richard Jones
Bake Sale Planned by Glouster Ladies Auxiliary
The Glouster Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America will run a bake sale on High Street Monday evening. Members should donate candy and baked goods to the booth by 6:30 p.m. If rain affects Monday, the sale moves to Tuesday evening.
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Glouster
Glouster Ladies Auxiliary
The
United Mine Workers of America
High St
Vacu matic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor debuts the Vacu matic Carburetor to auto owners promising reduced fuel use via automatic supercharge operation. Easily installed and claimed to fit cars trucks and tractors. Manufacturer Vacu matic Carburetor Co Wisconsin invites letters or penny post cards for full particulars.
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Wisconsin
N State St
Wauwatosa
Wis
Adv
Republican rally voices honesty in politics at high school
At a Thursday Republican rally in the high school auditorium Earl Cooper Nelsonville chaired the event with Dagger of Lancaster and Rev. William T. Ward of Mt. Vernon speaking on candidates and issues. County Chairman Ray Bobo introduced candidates as women of the First Baptist Church served lunch.
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Glouster
Earl Cooper
Nelsonville
Attorney Dagger
Lancaster
William T. Ward
First Baptist Church of
Mt. Vernon
Ray Bobo
the First Baptist Church
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