Loyal Women's Class Holds Church Meeting
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ met in the church social rooms. Mrs. Elizabeth Waldeck led the program with a brief business session noting illness among several members. Mrs. Patience Wallace led contests. guest Mrs. C. B. Tigner of Washington attended. Officers for next year were recommended by a committee including Mrs. Kate Vaughn and Mrs. Evelyn Davis. Next meeting plans were assigned to a separate committee. Twenty two members and one guest attended.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class
The
Church of Christ
Church
Elizabeth Waldeck
Fannie Bailey
Grace Myers
Amanda Armstrong
Patience Wallace
C. B. Tigner
Washington D
Kate Vaughn
Evelyn Davis
Della Gessell
Ida Emerick
Ella Johnson
Bertha Carpenter
Sophia Nagle
Moose Women Plan Initiation and Halloween Party
The Women of the Moose will hold an initiation ceremony and a Halloween party at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the chapter room.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Glouster Area Military Leave and Family Visits
Ret. Richard Williams on a 24 hour leave from Fort Knox Ky visited family in Glouster with parents Mr. and Mrs. C E Williams. The gathering included relatives from McConnelsville Washington D C New Holland Columbus and Trimble among others. Pfe Don W Goldsberry returned on a 15 day furlough to spend time with his father Elmer Goldsberry and Dr John P Greenlees was noted. Sarah Jonas was hospitalized for heart treatment at Mount St Mary Hospital Monday night.
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Richard Williams
C. E. Williams
Fort Knox
86Th Heavy Tank Battalion
Williams
Carl Gladden
McConnelsville
C. B. Tigner
Washington, D. H
John Tigner
Steve
New Holland
Tauno Lintala
Tomi
Vikki
Erik
Theodore Williams
Columbus
John P. Greenlees
Pfe
Don W. Goldsberry
Elmer Goldsberry
Raymond Snowden
Earl Snowden
Carolyn
Janet
Reed
W. Va
S. S. Underwood
Trimble
Jimmie Clemons
Cleveland
Glouster
Thomas Vaughn
Errett Walchak
Letha Walchak
Walchak
Lawrence Masterson
Willard
Ohio
Fred Lauffer
Kent
Clyde Harper
Sarah Jonas
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Past Noble Grands Meet in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met in Jacksonville at Mrs. Lena Bratka's home. Prizes were awarded to members including first prizes to Whetstone Conaway Ida Brooks. second prizes to Rambo Kempton. The November meeting will be at Mrs. Captolia Roberts.
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Glouster
Nineveh Rebekah
Lena Bratka
Jacksonville
Lee
Grimm
Roberts
Davis
Whetstone
Kempton
Cominsky
Brooks
Conaway
Ida Brooks
Rambo
Householder
Phena Householder
Gladys Kempton
Corda W
Hollister School Plans masquerade carnival event
The Hollister school will host a masquerade carnival Thursday at 7 p.m. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. The public is invited.
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Glouster
Hollister
Does Poor English Cost Paul P. A Promotion?
Dr. Crane discusses Paul P. a 38 year old second rate salesman whose poor English style blocks advancement. The column links language habits to perceptions of intelligence and success, urges grammar study, and notes how customers and bosses react to misused words. It cites politics and psychology to argue self analysis and honesty are needed.
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Paul P
Paul
Herbert Hoover
Hitler
Germany
England
Russia
Stalin
Britain
Family Night at Methodist Church Halloween Party
The GLOUSTER church hosts Family Night in the social rooms on Thursday at 7 30 p m with a Halloween party. Church members and families are invited and masked. Prizes for best comic outfit ugliest costume pret tiest get lined up. Mrs B R Angle and Mrs John Devol lead a committee serving cider coffee and donuts. Noel Eveland provides entertainment.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
B. R. Angle
John Devol
Noel Eveland
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Athens, Ohio
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