Glouster Kiwanians Plan To Erect Christmas Tree on Depot Square
Glouster Kiwanis held a Ladies Night with a chicken dinner at Hotel Gordon. A 30 foot Community Christmas tree was approved to be placed on Depot Square, with members and guests attending and a True and False contest awarding prizes. The item also notes a birth in Glouster and church class hosts, plus a China province reference to Henan.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Glouster Kiwanians
Depot Square
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Gail Wallace
Elsie Mitchel
Lewis Hammerle
Elizabeth Ellis
Carl T. Nessley
Wallace
Roger Kittle
W. G. Hughes
al Craft
L E. Richardson
W. D. Witham
R. K., Benedum
Dorothy Seabaugh
L. C. Mitchell
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Bridge and Bazaar
Miss Josephine Hedfelt hosted three tables of bridge on Monday at her South High Street home. Top scorer was Mrs. Leslie Williams with second to Mrs. O A McDonald and consolation to Miss Eva Kientz. A salad course followed for a list of guests. The Priscilla and Orpah Class of the Methodist Church organize a bazaar in the church basement all day Friday December 1 starting at 11 am featuring baked goods candy and a fancy work booth with Christmas items.
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Josephine Hedfelt
South High St
Leslie Williams
O. A. McDonald
Eva Kientz
Vetoria Swett
Logan
W. W. Bryson
L .W. Ley
L. FE. Richardson
Priscilla and
Orpah
Methodist Church
Glouster School Students Earn College Art Certificates
Monroe Building and Junior High School art pupils receive Excel lent certificates from Ohio University College of Fine Arts for summer conference works. Miss Rachel Murray and Miss Jane Murray lead art programs. Thanksgiving window decorations crafted by Edna Cole Richard Smith William Kleinman and Lawrence Beshara. Volleyball standings show 10 A and 11 B tied for first. 35 boys begin basketball practice under Mr. Greider and Miss Green.
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Glouster
Monroe
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
University
L. C. Mitchell
School of Painting and Allied Arts
Rachel Murray
Jane Murray
Miss Jane Murray
Edna Cole
Richard Smith
William Kleinman
Glouster Townsend Club Meeting at Madison School
The Glouster Townsend Club will meet Friday night at 7 o'clock in the Madison School.
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Glouster — Townsend
Madison
Lottery Fakes Warned by U S Attorney in Boston
U S Attorney Edmund J. Brandon says about 95 percent of lotteries are fakes. He notes buyers of Irish Hospital Sweepstakes tickets have only one chance in 40 of obtaining a genuine ticket.
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Boston
U. S
Edmund J. Brandon
Mrs. Bailey Hosts Contract Club Winners Named
Mrs. Ethel Bailey presided over her Tuesday Contract Club with three tables. A dessert closed play for guests Mrs. Marjorie Kittrel, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mrs. Dorothy Vernon, and members listed. Garnet McAllister won first, Wanda McAllister second, Kathleen Shumway consolation, Dorothy Vernon guest prize.
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Irene Williams
McAllister
Shumway
Vernon
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Arch Broadwell hosted and shared Thursday with Lon and Eva Vernon at Lubrig. Akron resident John Conant visited his father Jerry Conant for the weekend. Donna Ewart from Chesterhill visited Eva Brill on Sunday. Sunday guests included Warren Munn and family from McDougal and Lisle White and family. A serenade and shower for Clarence White occurred at Carl Hayes in Stewart. Leslie White, Rio Grande College student, spent Thanksgiving at home. Henry Winscott, Far Young and Earl Junior from Cleveland visited Bernard White. George Ogg and son Lewis of Stewart visited Cook Vandyke. Last week Earl Leel of Cananville and John Hayes of Stewart visited Vinton White. Joe Young and family from Chesterhill visited Ross Hoon and family. Debbert Ogg and son Charles of Lathrop and Terman Ogg and Verl of Nelsonville visited Ella Ogg.
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Lewis
Stewart
Cook Vandyke
Vinton White
Earl Leel
Canaanville
John Hayes
Joe Young
Ross Hoon
Catholic Ladies Club Meets in Glouster
The Catholic Ladies Study Club met Tuesday evening in the church hall with Mrs. Lizzie Smith and Mrs. Marie Yount as hostesses. President Ver Mantin led the meeting and plans were laid for a Christmas party with committees named for dinner and decorations and a seasonable lunch served by the hostesses.
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Glouster — Catholic Ladies Study Club
Lizzie Smith
Marie Yount
Vermantin
A. H. Chute
Mary McCann
Agnes Clark
Mary Smith
Helen Noon
Lena Orndorf
Wilda White
Clare Wells
H. Bailey
Oklahoma Court Allows $100 Damages Over Gas Service
The state supreme court upheld $100 in damages against a gas company after two women claimed illness from a cold wave caused by gas pressure failure. The court ruled liability if service failed due to faulty lines.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
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Charles Pettit
Trimble
Asa Clark
Mrs. Petiit
Oak St
Delores Stansberry
Maxine Smith
Gleaners
Church of Christ
Miss Smith
Henan
China
Atlantic Cable
Douglas Dies
Knoxville
Tenn
Mary Frances Harding
England
New York
The
Gasco Food Institute
the Gas CO
Food Institute
Mrs. Bailey
Palace
Athens Gas CO
C. Ridenour
John
Pacquin
KOTEX
CIO Modern Drug Stores
South Court Street
AIM
Castoria
Hill's
Eagle Brand
Frostilla
Bevel
Fletcher
Moderne
Georgia
Pertussin
Baume
Bengay
Vick
I. V. C. Products
Campana
Dreskin Coolies
Chamberlain
Gallaher
IPANA
LUX
SAP
ODESS
Wrisley
Finland
Russia
Helsingfors
Broadwell
Catholic Ladies Club
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