Mayor Seeks Fewer Police on Sober Town Report
Glouster residents praised for good behavior by Mayor Thomas Williams Jr. who proposed two full time officers at 10 hour days with one off weekly to handle police business. Council considers plan and will report next meeting. Waterworks Hill parents seek school bus service and guard rail near Gamwell’s Store. Joe Roback to arrange railing by Terry Holbert residence. Gas rate ordinance second reading and mercury light installation approved at James Trace’s business.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams Jr
Williams
Village Council
Waterworks Hill
School Board
Gamwell’s
James Trace
Powder Puff Game at Glouster Crowned Queen
Glouster High School held a powder puff football game between Senior-Freshmen and Junior-Sophomore girls. Junior-Sophomores won 14 to 0. Darrell Dugan was named queen with attendants Ernie Chalfant Bob Leeper Richard Keith and Gary Humphrey. Crown bearers were Becky Hughes and Linda McAllister.
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Glouster
Darrell Dugan
Ernie Chalfant
Bob Leeper
Richard Keith
Gary Humphrey
Becky Hughes
Linda McAllister
Glouster Groups Prepare for Upcoming Inspections
Members of Marcellite Rebek ah Lodge meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Jacksonville IOOF Hall to practice for Friday night inspection. The Loyal Berean Class of the Church of Christ gathers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Alec Docie's Broad Street home. Twig 2 members headed to the Guild dinner meet at Glouster Park Thursday 5:30 p.m. for transportation.
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Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
IOOF
Church of Christ
Alec Docie
Broad Street
Twig 2
Guild
Glouster Park
Glouster Honors 63 Pupils On First Six Weeks Roll
Glouster Senior and Junior High School released the honor roll for the first six weeks, listing 63 pupils. All A’s went to Ellen Downs, Joan Johnson, and Karla Geiger. B averages included many seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen across classes. Names span multiple grades, with detailed lists of students by year.
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Glouster
William White
Ellen Downs
Joan Johnson
Karla Geiger
Legion Group Installs Officers Plans Dinner
GLOUSTER American Legion Auxiliary held installation ceremonies at the Legion Home. Newly elected president Mrs. Katherine Parks received a corsage along with retiring corsage for Mrs. Esta Haskins. Armistice Day dinner planned for Nov 9 in the Legion Hall with tickets on sale. Refreshments served to 20 members and guests. membership now 74 of 91 quota. dues due by Nov 11.
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Esta Haskins
Katherine Parks
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
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Jeanne Dew
Linda Dew
Paul Roberts
Lindsay Alderman
Charles Holmes
Jennifer Jarvis
Nina Parks
Ida Passmore
Amy Rainey
Kenneth Yeriam
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Becky Christ
Libby Carter
Kathy Cowan
Kathy Dew
Lyn Gamwell
Don Seevis
Rebekah Powell
James Devolo
George Erdy
Tom Herbert
Craig John
Jane Simons
Brenda Vernon
Charles Coffman
Robert Lowry
Edward Morris
Ken Locke
Danny Quinn
Linda King
Pamela Reinhart
Linda Rutter
Janet Withem
Robert Bendervich
Mary Embrey
Vicki Hartley
Cathy Jordan
LaVerne Kittle
Jackie Kolbe
Randy Hooper
Kroger Co
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Kroger Lovin
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U.S.D
Kroger Biscuits
Tenderay
Silver Platter Ag
Ada
Kelloggs
AY Kroger
Lamb
U.S.D.A
Usda Choice
TT Percy
Cae
Yegal
Nees
Legion Group
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
High
Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
Glouster High School
Edwin C. Leatherwood
Athens County
Barbara Govani
Thomas Witchner
Shelba Hook Bauman
Grant Hospital
Glouster Lodge 607
F&am
George B. McClellan
van Fossen
Millfield
Bessie Werner
W. G. Dennis
Columbus
Midgard Road
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