Glouster High Clinches Big Six Title After Upset
Glouster High School remains the Big Six champion after Crooksville's 6-7 win over New Lexington. The Tomcats clinched the title with Crooksville’s upset, while Glouster held a pep meeting at Depot Square with band led procession and cheers.
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Glouster High School
Crooksville
New Lexington
Tomcats
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Kemeter
Middleport
Services in Glouster Church Announced
At the Church of Christ David P Morris announces Sunday services including Bible School at 9 a m with youth involvement, Lord's Supper at 10 a m and sermon The Weight That Hangs on Jesus, 6 p m Christian Endeavor, 7 p m Happy Hour Service with a play Bring Thine Whole Heart. Loyalty Day Nov 21 target 450 attendees. At the Methodist Church Rev F G Boroff lists 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m worship 6 p m Epworth League 7 p m evening service on The Sanctity of Marriage.
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Kathryne Dennison
Navy
Methodist Church
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests and Visits
Glouster hosts Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Delong with Miss Elizabeth Talboot and William Underwood of Buckhannon W Va. Mrs. Nona Clarkson from Columbus cares for influenza patient Mrs. C M Clark in Urbancrest. Mr. and Mrs. O E Easley and children Marilyn and Michael visit from Fulton Ky with Joe West. Harold and Howard Brown visit Columbus.
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Glouster
L. G. DeLong
Elizabeth Talboot
William Underwood
Buckhannon
W. Va
Nona Clarkson
Columbus
C. M. Clark
Urbancrest
O. E. Easley
Marilyn
Michael
Fulton, Ky
Joe West
Harold Brown
Howard
Thursay
Bridge Club Hosts Guests at Mrs DeLong's Gathering
Mrs. L. G. DeLong entertained the Wednesday Night Bridge Club with three tables in play. Mrs. Larry Colbert held high score, Miss Olive McKee was second, and Mrs. Phil Robinson led among guests. Prizes were awarded and a refreshment course served.
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Glouster
Herman Atlas
Phil Robinson
L. G. DeLong
Larry Colbert
Olive McKee
Plan Week's Service at Ferndale Church
Regular Sunday night service begins 7 30 with preaching at 8 10. Weekday services start 7 15. Rev D P Morris of Church of Christ in charge of services.
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Glouster
Ferndale
D. P. Morris
Church of Christ
Logan Brief Social Notes Show Club and Circle Gatherings
Logan social notes detail Among Our selves Club at the P K Shop and hostess home on E Main St with Mrs. Will Hansel in charge, songs and readings, plus a Venus Circle farewell for Mrs. Mabel Atha at Masonic Temple. Also reports Georgia Kilpatrick visiting Logan and Circle dinner at Ralph Starcher home with contests.
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Among Ourselves Club
E. Main St
Will Hansel
Singing
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George Wonn
William Cullen Bryant
Wilbur Lanning
T. B. de Leone
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Harry J. Stevenson
Edgar C. Paul
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Rev Hoon Outlines Hemlock Grove Church Services
The Hemlock Grove Church of Christ will begin Bible study at 9 30 a m followed by preaching at 10 30 a m. Pastor Miles E Hoon will speak on Stephen s Faith and at 7 30 p m he will present The Gospel According Paul.
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Hemlock Grove Church
Reverend Holman Preaching Schedule For Sunday
Rev D G Holman to preach at Ireland Sunday morning at 9 30 with Bible School at 10 30 He then preaches at Centennial at 11 o clock with Bible School at 9 30 In Coolville he will preach Sunday evening at 7 30 and Bible School at 9 30 the preceding morning
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Centennial
Coolville
Bull in the Executive Mansion Stirs Harrisburg Debate
In Harrisburg Gov. George H. Earle and Mrs. Earle discussed a carved bull statue in the Executive Mansion. Cabinet officers reportedly weighed where to keep the controversial figure as differing viewpoints emerged.
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Harrisburg
Executive
George H. Earle
Earle
Mrs. David Richards Dies in Glouster
Mrs. David Richards, 48, died after a weeklong illness in Glouster. She is survived by her husband and three children, Robert Faine and Walter Faine of Glouster and Walter Jarvis of Trimble, plus sisters Mrs. Ella Johnson and Mrs. Lucy Herbert. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1.30 pm at the Church of Christ with Rev. D P Morris officiating.
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Glouster
David Richards
Robert Faine
Walter Faine
Walter Jarvis
Trimble
Ella Johnson
Lucy Herbert
Church of Christ
D. P. Morris
Brysons move to J W Bryson property in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Frank Bryson relocate from Trimble to the J W Bryson property on Broad Street Glouster. Queen ants use their wings for nuptial flight only then shed them after mating.
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Glouster
Frank Bryson
Trimble
J. W. Bryson
Broad Street
Adams Rites To Be Held at Hollister
Funeral services for Miss Emma Adams age 37 who died Thursday night will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Hollister United Brethren Church with Rev H O Davis officiating She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Adams of Hunterdon and died after a week long illness She leaves two sisters Mildred at home and Mrs Robert Thomas of Glouster three brothers Donald of Glouster Jack and Byron of Detroit
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Glouster
Emma Adams
Hollister
Mrs Garnet Bernard Returns Home After Appendectomy
Mrs Garnet Bernard of Taylor Ridge returned home Thursday from St Francis Hospital where she had been for three weeks after an appendectomy.
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Glouster
Garnet Bernard
Taylor Ridge
St. Francis Hospital
Schoolwide scarlet fever exams ordered for students
An outbreak prompted a thorough examination of all school children on Thursday with two county nurses in charge. Pupils showing symptoms were sent home for medical care and further checks will occur daily.
Donkeys to Star in Court Game in Glouster Friday
A novelty basketball game will be held Friday night at the Jacksonville Trimble gym between J-T High and the Glouster All Stars. Donkeys fitted with rubber shoes will play in the court event.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Trimble Gymnasium
J-T High Team
Glouster All Stars
Past Chiefs Meet at Home of Mrs Skinner
The Glouster Temple 560 Past Chief Club met at Mrs Chris Skinner's home with President Mrs Frank Seiler presiding. Readings were shared and contests won by several members and guests named, including Mrs John Morris and Miss Isabel Hemsley. The note mentions John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams as presidents.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Chris Skinner
Frank Seiler
John Morris
William Zimmer
Isabel Hemsley
William Lawson
Sophia Hinton
Mike ‘Thompson
Thomas Hemsley
William Embrey
Harry Vaughn
Henry Williams
Carl McClain
Maggie Lunsford
Frank Markins
Mildred Skinner
Man Plans Heavy Popcorn Purchases After Ton Buy
Ton Logan and Dave Milne prepare to use large quantities of popcorn in coming months after Milne bought a ton of the product on Thursday.
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Ton Logan
Dave Milne
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