Men of the Restoration Movement Form Area Church Group
Forty five men from Churches of Christ met at Glouster Church of Christ to organize and promote church work. Rev C Ek Shepard spoke on Rise Up and Build, with Daniel Teater welcoming. Officers elected include Shafer president Homer Vian vice president and Harry Linscott secretary. Next meeting set for Nov 20 at New Marshfield Church. Temporary group name retained.
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Glouster
Churches of Christ
James Nye
Mr. Shafer
Homer Vian
Harry Linscott
Earl Peugh
Daniel Teater
Mr. Vian
New Marshfield
Grange Confers Degrees at Trimble Grange Meeting
GLOUSTER Trimble Grange met Saturday evening as the first and second degrees were conferred on several candidates. A special meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday is called to arrange attendance at the national meeting in Columbus November 13. About 30 candidates from Trimble Grange will make the trip to earn the national degree the highest regular degree.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Columbus
Grange
Barretts Host Visitors and Birth Notice in Jackson County
Mr and Mrs Walter Barrett of Columbus hosted visitors from Jacksonville last week. Paul and Trimble Russell announce the arrival of a nine and a half pound girl named Shirlene born Oct 15 at their home. Grandparents are Bruce Russell Millfield and Bertha Barrett Jacksonville. R E Davis and daughter Arlene visited Jackson on Oct 19 with Frank Davis family. Faithful Class Methodist Church plans a meeting at Maxine Linscott home Sixth St. Eloise Miller Rae and Dana Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Carl Miller Congress Run with John Gangle and son David Copley Ohio and Susan Pritchard Louella Knittle Akron in attendance.
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Jacksonville
Walter Barrett
Columbus
Bertha Barrett
Paul Russell
Trimble
Bruce Russell
Millfield
Shirlene
R. E. Davis
Arlene
Jackson
Frank Davis
Methodist Church
Maxine Linscott
Eloise Miller
Rae and
Dana
Carl Miller
Congress Run
John Gangle
David
Copley
Ohio
Jack Pritchard
Susan Pritchard
Louella Knittle
Akron
Birthday and social notices from Apple Grove region
Mrs Roy Buck hosted a masquerade for Sue Ann Buck’s fifth birthday with Live Wires and Sunshine Class in attendance. Multiple Shank family celebrations and visits are listed along with church activities at Pomeroy and Letart Falls, and a local magician show for school fundraising.
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Apple Grove
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
Sunshine
The
Bible School
M. V. Shank
Russell
Hogsett
W. Va
Lawrence Baughman
Zanesville
Earl Shank
Scott
Ernest Shank
Russell Shank
Jack Shank
Nancy Smith
Jane Sanborn
Athens
James Shank
Vanceburg
Kentucky
E. C. Shank
R. A. McKelvey
Pomeroy
Charles McKelvey
Portland
Robert Kleinschmidt
Robert
Lexington
Robert McKelvey
WSCS
Mildred Roush
Letart Falls
Frank Buck
Benjamin Franklin
Point Pleasant
Fadely
Rio Grande
Jack Sharpnack
Maribel
Gary Spires
Columbus
Evelyn Sharpnack
George Hayman
Dan
Harry Hayman
Clyde Hartley
Ward Hayman
Willow Grove
Howard Carpenter
Jim Carpenter
Wilson Carpenter
Wayne Carpenter
Belpre
Parade Enforces Vehicle Ban for Halloween Night
Dr. W. D. Witham, Halloween Party chairman, orders no vehicles in the parade Wednesday evening. His notice notes prizes for best decorated windows and three outfits, with judges chosen. Parade begins from Gamwell's store at 7 p.m.
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Glouster
W. D. Witham
Glouster Personalities Describe Weekend Visits and Eastern Star Affairs
Glouster residents hosted weekend guests from Columbus Worthington and Delaware. C A Bingman and Gail Bingman joined a trip to Delaware with Sam Dunnett. C G Faires visited his ill brother Will in Zanesville. Dan Miskel’s death brought Bryson family travel to Glouster and Columbus. Eastern Star officers from Thea Chapter OES headed to Columbus for the Grand Chapter session.
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Will
John M. Bryson
Jean
Jane
Glouster
Columbus Glouster
Eleanor Anderson
Ann Williams
Frances Thomas
Columbus
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Thea Chapter
Meeting Date Change for Altar and Rosary Society
The Glouster A meeting of the Altar and Rosary Society is announced for Friday October 31 instead of the previously announced Thursday.
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Glouster
The
Altar and Rosary Society
Melting Pot of Languages in New York Newsroom
The city hosts newspapers in nearly every spoken language as reporters and readers from many cultures gather in New York. The bustling media scene reflects diverse communities and a global exchange of information.
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New York
Voting Places Listed for Glouster Precincts
City clerk Mrs. Ed Ley names four Glouster precinct voting sites for the November 4 election. Precinct 1 at the fire department city building, Precinct 2 at the Mrs. Belle building, Precinct 3 at Trimble Township building, Precinct 4 at Swartz service station. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Party tickets apply to most offices. nonpartisan ballots for Board of Education and township roles.
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Glouster
Ed Ley
Fire Department
Mrs. Belle
Summitt St
Republic Ave
Trimble Township
Swartz
Board of Public Affairs
Board of Education
Extermination Drive Planned by Glouster Merchants
Glouster merchants hire Vogel Ratt Co of Columbus to conduct a rat extermination campaign around business premises. Each owner pays a monthly fee, with city financing expected along the creek bank. The current rat drive continues this week, and property owners are urged to assist in destroying rats.
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Glouster
Vogel Ratt Co
Columbus
Creek Bank
Daughter Is Born in Toledo and Gloucester
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heltzel announce the birth of a nine pound daughter on October 26 in Toledo. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heltzel of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer of Gloucester. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopes of Gloucester. Guests Sunday at Leo Bradley’s home included grandchildren Mrs. Clyde Bowman with sons Rockne Clyde Gregory Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Dow Bowman with son Glenn Ross, and Carl Bradley with Betty Barnhouse of Athens.
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Glouster
Carl Heltzel
Mary Dyer
Toledo
Lawrence Heltzel
John Dyer
Thomas Hopes
Leo Bradley
Clyde Bowman
Rockne
Clyde
Gregory Lee
Dow Bowman
Glenn Ross
Carl Bradley
Betty Barnhouse
Athens
All Bran Says Regularity With Daily Use
An ad claims daily intake of Kellogg's All-Bran in milk or with cereals will relieve constipation due to lack of bulk. It promises a natural regularity and a double money back guarantee if not satisfied and suggests ways to consume All-Bran in muffins or cereals.
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Kellogg’s
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Glouster Beer
Beer and Wine
Jamal Husseini
Jerusalem
Arab Higher Committee
Palestine
Holy Land
Onal
Coats
Lmat
Athens, Ohio
Mutual Stores
Glouster, Ohio
TOY Dept
Lancaster
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