Program To Be Given At New Aarshfield Church
A group from the local Church of Christ will present a program at the New Aarshfield church Sunday at 2 30 p m. Speakers include Helen Pough director Judy Zimmer pianist Ray mond Johnson Pat Crawford Kenneth Price Lynn Gladden Patty Sweeney and Marilyn Gamwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
New Aarshfield
Helen Pough
Judy Zimmer
Raymond Johnson
Pat Crawford
Kenneth Price
Lynn Gladden
Patty Sweeney
Marilyn Gamwell
Priscilla Class Meets at Bertha Angle Home
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. Bertha Angle home with assist‑ing hostesses. Twenty three members answered roll call and refreshments were served to a list of named members and guests including Peter Jones. A single combat cargo ship carries about six and one half miles of steel cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Priscilla
Methodist Sunday School
Bertha Angle
Lucille Dorton
Mary Skinner
Mildred Travis
Ruth Cole
Blanche McAfoose
Bessie Taylor
Anna Conway
Sybil Kurtzman
Irene Sharlike
Miss Pettit Is Honored At Shower
Miss Patricia Pettit is honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Keeling and Miss Joanne Gooding at the Gooding home in Trimble. A green and yellow theme frames a centered table with a miniature wedding cake as gifts arrive. Prizes are awarded after games and a humorous reading by Mrs. Fern Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Miss Keeling
Joanne Gooding
Gooding
Trimble
Patricia Pettit
Fern Johnson
Gertrude Douglas
Anita Douglas
Rachel Love
Dorothy Remely
All
Special Meeting Set by Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM
Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM to hold a special meeting Saturday at 7 pm in Masonic Hall. Fellowcraft degree to be conferred on five candidates. Refreshments to follow degree work.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge 607
F & AM
Masonic Hall
Auxiliary Dinner Set Meets for Christmas Dinner Plan
The Auxiliary of the UMW met with sixteen members present for a business session led by Mrs. Eli Westfall. A pot luck supper followed. They scheduled the annual Christmas dinner for December 20 at a local restaurant with a 7 p.m. gathering and 7:30 p.m. supper. A gift exchange and tree decorations will cap the event. reservations are due by December 1 with Mrs. Alice Forgoress.
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Glouster
UMW
Eli Westfall
Alice Forgoress
Social notes from South Bloomingville residents
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hampshire Jr. visited Adelphi neighbors. Jess Kitchen vacationed in Canada. Several local pairs hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Eveland, Mr. and Mrs. William Wine, and Mr. and Mrs. Esley Davis. Miss Charlotte Brown and Miss Suellan Goode also visited local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bloomingville
Orval Hampshire, Jr
Jim Mahoney
Adelphi
Jess Kitchen
Canada
Raymond Hedge
Marvin Eveland
John Eveland
Harry Backman
Harry Dennis
William Wine
Bessie Steele
Harry Disbennett
Ivan Brown
C. J. Tatman
Clendell Reid
Jesse Starkey
Esley Davis
Jack Notestone
J. J. Johnson
Charlotte Brown
Suellan Goode
Gibisonville
Ada Harper
Pearl Shaw
John Shaw
Athens
Maxine Johnson
Guests visit families in multiple Ohio towns
Recent visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Spencer and Randy and Denver Abbott from Columbus to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Abbott. The Wards host Leo Hartman family from Groveport and others from Wilkesville Cheshire and Columbus. Additional visits include Elmira area relatives and Cleveland resident Roosevelt Saunders staying with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Abbott
Clayton Spencer
Randy
Denver Abbott
Columbus
Wesley Ward
Leo Hartman
Ronnie
Groveport
Clovis Strausbaugh
Wilkesville
Lowell Swisher
Michael
Cheshire
Charles Ward
Anna Mae
Edna Fae
County Association To Meet at Stewart
GLOUSTER The Athens County Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will meet with the Stewart lodge Tuesday evening A special bus may be arranged for Glouster and Jacksonville members Those wishing to ride should report to H F E Jones Glouster or Ira Conaway Jacksonville Refreshments will be served.
Ex-Resident Dies at Gore
A. M. Bennett, a former Glouster resident who moved to Cove and ran a general store, died Tuesday night from a heart attack. Funeral services are planned Friday at the Cove church. He is survived by his wife.
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Glouster
A. M. Bennett
Cove
Jose
Weekend guests hosted by GLOUSTER families
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCance entertained weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCance and daughter Linda, Mrs. Merril Norris and daughter Merrie Kay of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Lind Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirk and sons Jan and David of Chesterhill, and Mr. and Mrs. James McCance with Patti Jo and Michael of Hollister.
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Glouster
A. C. McCance
Russell McCance
Linda
Merril Norris
Merrie Kay
Columbus
Carol Lindscott
Fred Kirkbride
Jan and
David
Chesterhill
James McCance
Patti Jo
Michael
Hollister
Phine and Daughters Noted in Local Notice
Phine and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Boroff of Cove, and Ming Beulah Bennett, Dayton, are listed among the readable names in the fragmentary obituary notice.
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Phine
Mary Elizabeth Boroff
Cove
Ming Beulah Bennett
Dayton
Degree Work Slated By Trimble Grange
GLOUSTER Trimble Grange will meet Saturday. The first and second degrees will be conferred and officers will be elected. A pot luck supper will be served. Due to extensive business the meeting will start at 7 30 p m instead of the usual hour.
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Glouster — Trimble Grange
Pottuck
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Stella Dyer
Goette Willis
Glenna Reese
Stella Rockhold
Gertrude Jewell
Margaret Elias
Thelma Chappelear
Margaret Gamwell
Beulah Lee
Florence Oxy
Grace Love
Elizabeth Guinther
Roy Hail
Peter Jones
Miss Pettit
Hartley
MOOSE
Ohio
Red
Harry
Nick's
S. High St
Glouster, O
City Cleaners
Joe Williams
Eni
Glouster Furniture Store
Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Clarence
Stanley Searls
Belle
W. Va
Frank Reedy
N. H. Brewer
Nathan Brewer
County Association
Stewart
Gore
Luckoff
Glouster, Ohio
Hiandhaxs
Uften
Shirte
Toyland
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