Mae Love Is Chosen As Homecoming Queen
Mae Love daughter of Nile and Mrs Love Walnut Hill was chosen Glouster homecoming queen at Glouster High School elections. The senior will appear with attendants Barbara Dunlap Mary Ellen Shepard Dixie Brown and Barbara Sikorski at tonight 8 oclock homecoming game at Glouster Stadium. Co captains for the game are Jim Ginnan and Dick Hunter. Senior football honorees include co captains Mike Kittle Chester Vaught and George Goodman.
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Glouster
Mae Love
Nile Love
Walnut Hill
Glouster High School
Miss Love
Glouster-Caldwell
Glouster Stadium
Barbara Dunlap
Mary Ellen Shepard
Dixie Brown
Barbara Sikorski
Jim Ginnan
Dick Hunter
Mike Kittle
Chester Vaught
George Goodman
Glouster Social Notes Convened by Loyal Women Class
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ met in the church social rooms Friday evening with Ertha Williams as vice president in charge. Bertha Carpenter served as pianist. Readings were delivered by Bessie West Edna Bingman Ola Eddy Clara Sheeran Weltha Williams and Erma Norton as a guest. Refreshments were served by Emma Heifen and Bessie West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Eveertha Williams
Bertha Carpenter
Bessie West
Edna Bingman
Ola Eddy
Clara Sheeran
Weltha Williams
Erma Norton
Emma Heifken
Halloween party at church basement by Catholic Ladies Study Club
The Catholic Ladies Study Club held a Halloween party Tuesday evening in the church basement. The masked ladies represented groups like the Gay 90s and Davey Crockett as games were played and lunch served from a pumpkin-decorated table. Twenty members and guests Pete and James Moore, and Paul McCreanor Jr. attended. next meeting on Nov 8 will be hosted by Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Carl Bradbury hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with two tables. Ed Ley had high score, Josephine Hedfelt second, Ernest Vernon third, salad course served to members and guest Mrs. Victoria Sweet of Akron.
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Catholic Ladies Study Club
Davey Crockett
Pete
James Moore
Paul McCreanor
Charles Patton
Carl Bradbury
Ed Ley
Josephine Hedfelt
Ernest Vernon
Victoria Sweet
Akron
Emily Mason Davey
Minnie Mason
James Mason
Columbus
Rodgers
Jesse Plant
New Lexington
EUB
Sisters of Charity of St. Bernard School
Hemlock Man Finishes Maintenance Course
Pvt. Raymond L. Detler of Hemlock completed a track vehicle maintenance course at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. He entered the Army this year with basic training at Camp Gordon Georgia and Fort Bliss Texas, and was last stationed at Fort Hood Texas. He is the son of Mrs. Alda N Detler and his wife Ellen, both residents of Hemlock.
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Hemlock
Raymond L. Detler
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Fort Sill
Oklo
Detler
Army
Camp Gordon
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fort Hood
Alda N. Detler
Ellen
Funeral services held for Mrs Anna Spence Bixler in Wooster
Mrs Anna Spence Bixler died Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted in Wooster with Rev Arthur Campbell presiding. She is survived by two sons Richard and Rondell. The body was taken to Maplewood Cemetery New Lexington for burial. Corning residents knew Mrs Bixler well.
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Corning
Wooster
Anna
Spence) Bixler
Richard
Rondell
Maplewood Cemetery
New Lexington
Arthur Campbell
Bixler
Romine Graduates Airborne Course at Fort Benning
Pvt. Kenneth H. Romine, 21, son of Charles H. Romine of Rutland Route 1, Rutland, recently completed the Infantry School airborne course at Fort Benning Georgia. He entered the Army in March 1955 and finished basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Rutland
Kenneth H. Romine
Charles H., Romine
Infantry
Fort Benning
Romine
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Attendance Low At Glouster Merchants Meeting
In Glouster the merchants association failed to organize due to insufficient attendance, leaving committee appointments and project work unstarted as officials met in the mayor’s office.
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Merchants Meeting
Glouster
Glouster Merchants Association Organization
Glouster Considers Four Mill Levy for Schools
Glouster voters will decide on a four mill tax levy for exempted village schools plus a one mill operating levy on November 8. If approved the total will be 12.7 mills with 3.7 mills under the 10 mill limit and nine mills as voted operating levies. Superintendent L G DeLong notes new 1956 legislation requires at least 10 mills for operation and the state may withhold aid from districts under that threshold. The Glouster budget, about $100,000 in recent years, is expected to rise for 1956-57, increasing advantages for students.
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Glouster
L. G. DeLong
Ohio
DeLong
Birthday Party for Vickie Baker Draws 12 Lasses
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Baker hosted twelve little girls on October 15 for daughter Vickie’s fourth birthday. Games and prizes kept Pam Nicholson and Connie Landis active participants while ice cream and cake were served with help from Betty Stauffer and JoAnn Burson. Favors were distributed to the children.
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Chauncey
Virgil Baker
Vickie
Pam Nicholson
Connie Landis
Chauncey Methodist Bake Sale Saturday at Tippitt’s
The willing Workers Class of Chauncey Methodist Church sponsors a bake sale Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Tippitt’s Grocery. Pie cake and candy Pupcakes will be sold.
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Chauncey Methodist Church
Tippitt'’s
Simpkins Entertain At Millfield Home
Ben Simpkins hosted a party at their farm home in Millfield with lunch served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Grover Patton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders and Keith Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow Patton and Athens.
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Chauncey
Ben Simpkins
Millfield
Grover Patton
Charles Sanders
Keith
Woodrow Patton
Athens
Chauncey Personal Visitors Reach Several Families
Chauncey residents hosted numerous relatives during recent visits. Guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Alderman of Gallion with family. Misses Margaret and Nell Glackin Dan Glackin and Mr and Mrs George Rappold and Henry Fisch from Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Collins and Charm and Mrs Glenna Gasman of Crooksville. and Mr and Mrs Ott Chapman of Columbus with Mr and Mrs Garfield Nicholson visiting Garden City. Also hosting were Mr and Mrs Virgil Green with three children and Detroit visitors Jim Dunn and Rose Dickerson. Mrs George Simons Georgia Ann and Greg Colurious stayed with her parents Otto Russell. Mrs Clarence Sanders returned from Chesterhill after two weeks with the Haas family. Haas ill.
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Robert Alderman
Tommy
Andy
April
Alderman
Andrew Alderman
Gallion
Margaret
Nell Glackin
Dan Glackin
George Rappold
Henry Fisch
Columbus
George Keck
Pauline Bowe
Frank Collins
Charm
Glenna Gasman
Crooksville
A. L. Preston
Ott Chapman
Garfield Nicholson
Lewis Kottgan
Garden City
Virgil Green
George Green
Pontiac
Jim Dunn
Rose Dickerson
Detroit
George Simons
Georgia Ann
Greg
Colurious
Simon
Weekend Visitors at Circle Hill
Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Nim Wamsley Anna Lee Vore and Susie of Dayton stayed with Mrs Wamsley and Mrs Vore at their parents home Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas Circle Hill.
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Jms
Nim Wamsley
Anna Lee Vore
Susie of
Dayton
Mrs. Wamsley
Mrs. Vore
Mrs. Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
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Warren McCoy
Margie Ann
Newark
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Clark
Palmolive
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Otto Russell
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