Mine Workers Meet Glouster Local Union 648
United Mine Workers of America Local Union 648 of Mine 255 and members will gather Saturday at 1 p m at the IOOF Hall in Glouster for a meeting on union affairs and planned actions.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
7
United Mine Workers of America Local Union 648 of Mine 255 and members will gather Saturday at 1 p m at the IOOF Hall in Glouster for a meeting on union affairs and planned actions.
Glouster Schools announce the 42nd annual American Education Week with the theme Education Meets the Challenge of Change. Nov 11 to 17 will focus on public awareness of education in a democracy and personal responsibility for strong schools.
A special program is planned at Glouster Exempted Village School for November 13 hosted by the FHA and FTA. Dismissal is at 2 p.m. with teachers in their rooms 2 to 4 p.m. to meet parents as Glouster American Legion Post contributes to the effort.
The 40 et 8 train of Jackson Post will be in Glouster to collect membership cards Saturday at 1 p.m. Cards will be collected in all posts in the 8th District.
Glouster Kiwanis Club reports a successful Pancake Day fundraiser for child welfare. A preview meeting at Moose Hall introduced members to electrical cooking gear and plans for Tuesday activities. Mayor Williams designated November 11 to 17 as American Education Week in Glouster.
Karl Schlicher died in Mercy Hospital Springfield after a short illness. Funeral services were in Springfield conducted by Rev. Ernest Knopp. interment at Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. Kenneth Neville and family attended. Trimble fellowship earns $49.80 from Election Day food sale. bake sale planned in early December.
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