Fishing The Same Hunting Seasons Open At Glouster Lake
Harold Vaugha Glouster reports fishing activity unchanged with many names in the news. Dwight Hartley leads bass totals for the week and year with several bass around three to five pounds. Deer and grouse seasons open with limited sightings and several hunting details while dam data shows 330 cars and lake readings.
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Glouster
Harold Vaugha
Dwight Hartley
Dwight
Hanson B. Martin
John Cunningham
Everett Ridge
Athens
Dept. of Conservation
Patton
Belford Collins
Pete Gyure
Junior Progressive Study Club Supports Red Cross Fund
The club met at Mrs. Carl Bradbury’s home and voted to donate to the Red Cross. Mrs. Louis Docie spoke on Bing Crosby’s story Call Me Lucky. Fifteen members attended. refreshments followed. Next meeting is Nov 4 at Mrs. William Alderman’s home with Mrs. Ruth Teater presenting.
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Progressive Study Club
Carl Bradbury
Red Cross
Louis Docie
Bing Crosby
Lucky
William Alderman
Ruth Teater
Chauncey Band Leads Parade and Presents Concert
The Chauncey Dover Band performed a concert last Thursday evening and led the Pumpkin Show parade in Circleville. Kathryn McCoy supervised the band as instructor with chaperones Mrs John Glab and Mrs Pete Danko.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Circleville
Kathryn McCoy
John Glab
Pete Danko
Voting Places Listed in Glouster Precincts
Glouster announces polling locations for five precincts. Precinct 1 uses the city building on Front Street, precinct 2 at Kamento building on High Street, precinct 3 in the Town House on Town Street, precinct 4 at Glouster Body Works formerly Swarts Sunoco on Main Street. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. November 5.
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Glouster
City Building
Front St
Kamento Building
High St
Town House
Town Street
Glouster Body Works
Swarts Sunoco
Main St
Beggar's Night Set by Glouster Mayor Williams
Mayor Thomas Williams Sr announces Beggar's Night for October 30 from 6 to 8 30 p m. Williams urges all children to be well behaved.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Williams
Grange Halloween Party at Trimble Grange 1830
GLOUSTER SOCIAL Grange held a Halloween party at the Grange hall Saturday night with Master Dean Mason presiding. The program featured group singing, a Gwen Harvey and Dianna Gierhart duet, poems by Dianna Gierhart and Mrs. Phil Powell, plus recognition of past masters and visiting granges from Athens and Amesville. Coletta Davis led contests, prizes awarded to winners and best masked in the parade. Ed Moore won the butterfly cake in the cake walk donated by Mrs. Herbie Zimmers. Mrs. Herman Jones was pianist and Mr. and Mrs. Carter and Mr. Vemmer provided music for square dancing. About 60 persons attended the potluck supper.
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Trimble Grange
Grange Hall
Dean Mason
Gwen Harvey
Dianna Gierhart
Phil Powell
Athens
Amesville
Edward Moore
Coletta Davis
Herbie Zimmers
Ed Moore
Herman Jones
Carter
Vemmer
Brownies Plan Halloween Party At Moose Hall
At a mothers meeting for the newly formed Brownie troop plans were made for a Halloween party to be held at the Moose hall Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m. Children will come masked and prizes awarded for prettiest ugliest and funniest.
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Moose Hall
Brownies Plan Permanent Meeting Place
Mrs Pauline Dew and Mrs Norma J Shepard led a Brownies meeting with ten mothers present. Thirty eight children have been attending the Brownie meetings and plans were discussed for a permanent gathering place.
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Pauline Dew
Norma J. Shepard
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Glouster Women’s News
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Athens County
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Glouster Social
Tippett
Bob Evans
Tippett's
Chauncey, Ohio
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