OES Glouster celebrates 20th anniversary in Masonic Temple
The Order of Eastern Star Glouster Chapter 192 marked its golden anniversary on Sept. 28 in the Masonic Temple with gold decorations and roses. Charter members Elia McDonald of Glouster and Ida King of Columbus received 50 year pins. 25 year members were honored with silver cards. A history was read by Mrs Glenna Reese as Edithre Vaughn presented pins. Visiting chapters from many cities attended and refreshments were served to 19 members.
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Glouster
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Glenna Reese
Elia McDonald
Ida King
Columbus
Ora Kittle
Edithe Vaughn
Wanda Rose
Athens
Yesteryear
Marvella Crawford
Minear
Guysville
Mr Moore
Aurelius
Macksburg
Crown and Corinthian
Nelsonville
Stockport
Marietta
Belpre
New Marshfield
Shelby
Ohio
Indian Lake
Lakeview
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Malta
Albany
Lowell
Amesville
New Castle
Proctorville
Glouster Past Matrons Meet at Masonic Hall Social
The Past Matrons Association met Friday evening in the Masonic Hall with Vernice Antle and Edithe Vaughn as hostesses. A short business session preceded a readings program and a salad course was served to Elinor Anderson Maude Howard Ora Kittle Glenna Reese Frances Thomas Louise Gladden and Marie Eddy.
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Masonic Hall
Vernice Antle
Edithe Vaughn
Elinor Anderson
Maude Howard
Ora Kittle
Glenna Reese
Frances Thomas
Louise Gladden
Marie Eddy
Women's Society for Christian Service Meets at Gloucester Church
The Women's Society for Christian Service will meet at Gloucester Methodist Church Thursday at 7 20 pm. Trimble and Jacksonville WSCS members are invited to attend. Athens district president Mrs D B Green will speak. Refreshments planned by Mrs Thomas Williams Jr and Mrs Richard Guinther.
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Women's Society For Christian Service
Glouster Methodist Church
Trimble
Jacksonville
WSCS
D. B. Green
Athens
Chillicothe
United Mine Workers Auxiliary Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The United Mine Workers Auxiliary schedules a 7 30 p m gathering at Moose Hall with president Mrs Hazel Christman. Plans for a Buckeye Lake trip will be finalized and those intending to go should notify Mrs Christman at 2955.
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United Mine Workers Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Hazel Christman
Buckeye Lake
Christman
Newmans Return to Kingston and Nearby Visits Noted
Dr and Mrs Harold Newman return to Kingston New York after residence in Oak Harbor Washington where he was released from the Naval Air Corps. Week of guests includes Mr and Mrs Sam Kleinman and family and a pattern of Sunday visits across Ohio with numerous relatives and friends in Cambridge Johnstown Hebron Athens Trimble and Pomeroy.
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Harold Newman
Jinnie Sue
Karen
Beth
Newman
Sam Kleinman
Newmans
Kingston
N. Y
Oak Harbor
Wash
Naval Air Corps
Naval Air Station
William Christman
B. McClelland
Francis McClelland
Rocky Locks
Muskingum River
Harley Kittle
Charles Riley
Rodney
Randy
Cambridge
James McCance
Pattigo
Michael
Gerald King
Richard King
Johnstown
Ohio
Sharon Center
A. W. Easler
Rickey
Athens
Lucy Will
Pomeroy
Emma Clark
Elliott
Glouster Native Cpl. Hardy Returns From Alaska Tour
Army Cpl. John T. Hardy, whose mother lives in Glouster Ohio, returns to the U S after a tour in Alaska. He arrived overseas last June and served as a wheel vehicle repairman with the List Ordnance Service Company at Ladd Air Force Base. A 1948 Hollister High School graduate, he worked in Pontiac Michigan before enlisting in November 1952.
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Glouster
Army
John T. Hardy
Ohio
U. S
Alaska
Corporal Hardy
List Ordnance Service Company
Ladd Air Force Base
Hollister High School
Pontiac
Mich
Private Roger W. McClelland Returns Home From Service
Marine Private Roger W. McClelland has returned to Parris Island South Carolina after twenty days with his parents Mr and Mrs William McClelland of 15 Locust Street Gloucester He will be sent to Camp Pendleton California and then to Japan for further duty.
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Glouster
Roger W. McClelland
Parris Island
S. C
William McClelland
Locust St
McCleland
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Japan
Deaf Snakes Hear Not Rattle Rhythm In Tests
Scientific tests indicate snakes are deaf. rattlesnake cannot hear its rattle and cobras do not hear music from a charmer. Instead they respond to the sway of the performer's body.
Neely targets fifth term amid anti Ike campaign in West Virginia
West Virginia Senator Matthew M. Neely, a 79-year-old Democrat, seeks reelection against Republican Thomas B. Sweeney. Neely attacks President Eisenhower, calling him a political myth while arguing for coalfield voters and unemployment relief amid a divided state with strong GOP hopes to retain a House seat.
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Neely
West Virginia
Onnique
Ike
White House
Eisenhower
Repub
Charleston
Wva
Matthew M. Neely
T S
Senate
Thomas B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Sweeney
United States
Boheme
Unite
Harry Truman
Fieenhowerr
GOP
James Offutt Lakin
Oda
Rinenhower
Beast
Lamp-Lighting Season Ends Next Friday at Beech Grove
Beech Grove Church will hold the final lamp-light service of the season next Friday at 7:30 p.m. led by Pearl Loomis with group singing by visiting churches and a visiting minister as speaker.
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