Halloween Masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall in Jacksonville
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge of Jacksonville hosts a Halloween masquerade at 7 PM in the Odd Fellows Hall. A note from a distant source mentions the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington testing ship models in a 670 by 30 foot tank. It also notes Maori people of New Zealand are closely allied to Hawaiians.
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Glouster
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Odd Fellows Hall
National Physical Laboraory
Teddington
England
New Zeaand
Halloween Parade Held In Spite of Wet Weather
Halloween parade proceeded despite drizzle, led by the high school band down Main and High streets to the roped off block. Winners included Ann Forgoress and Patty Powell tying for first, Walter McDaniel second, Mary Ellen Shepard third, and many others. Window display prizes went to Lamborn Studio, Kittle Auto Supply, and Economy Store. planned street dancing and games were canceled due to rain.
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Patty Powell
Walter McDaniel
Mary Ellen Shepard
Albert Davis
Rose Leon
Ellen Jane Yount
Charles Hoffman
Adrian Craig
Edna Carter
Karen Duran
Sharon Phillips
Leo Smith
E. H. Taylor
Phyllis Chilton
Harry Duckworth
Ralph Roger Wolf
Patty Ann Vore
Janet Ruth Settles
Larry Waldeck
Jane Muerth
Dayne Bickley
Gerald Stemm
Jerry Lee Waldeck
Lamborn Studio
Kittle Auto Supply Company
Economy Store
High St
Mrs. C. M. Clark Dies. Rites Held in Glouster
Funeral services for Mrs. C. M. Clark were conducted at her daughter’s home in Glouster on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. The Rev. Daniel K. Teater and Rev. Miles Hoon led prayers and sermon. The caravan then traveled to Columbus for a service in Union Cemetery mausoleum, with burial there.
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Glouster
C. M. Clark
W. W. Bryson
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Columbus
Union Cemetery
Band Show Before Mechanicsburg Glouster Game
Glouster High School Band paraded from the school to the stadium for a Mechanicsburg Junior High Glouster Juniors football game. They opened with Alma Mater and the National Anthem, formed large M and G symbols, performed a military counter march, and featured baton twirling by Jack Dunlap during Stand Up and Cheer.
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Glouster
Mechanicsburg
Jack Dunlap
Mrs Ley Hosts 500 Club Meeting in Glouster
GLOUSTER The 500 Club met at Mrs Ed Leys home Monday evening with two tables in play. First prize went to Mrs O A McDonald, second to Mrs Stella Weldon, consolation to Miss Josephine Hedfelt. Tea included sandwiches salad pumpkin pie and coffee in Halloween style. Attending were Mrs Earl Morris Mrs Vern Lamborn Mrs T A Noon Mrs O A McDonald Mrs Evan Morgan Mrs Jessie Hill and guests Mrs Stella Weldon and Miss Josephine Hedfelt.
Concord Community Notices From Oct 17 Activities
Mrs Wilbur Everett and twin sons Garry and Larry visited the Antles on Tuesday Weekend guests included James Hartman and Blanche Fox along with Herb Hartman and Sandra Fox. Church services were held Oct 17 with Rev Caffrey. Sunday School party at Ethel McAtee’s hosted by William Russell and others. Donald Roofe returned from Navy duty after 18 months in the South Pacific. Several headstones donated at local graves for Edward Keeney, John Baird, and Reuben Kittle.
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Concord
Wilbur Everett
Garry
Larry
Cecil Antle
James Hartman
Blanche
Wade Fox
Herb Hartman
Sandra
Concord Church
Caffrey
Dailey Sapp
Ethel
Paul McAtee
William Russell
Victor Sayre
Jim
Jack
Bob
Hester Antle
Clarine
Eugene Roofe
Rex Sayre
Erle Lewis
Oxford
Mich
George Chapman
Lewis
Elmer Russell
Myrtle Russell
Donald Roofe
Navy
Marie Sayre
South Pacific
Edward Keeney
Keeney
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
John Baird
Reuben Kittle
Frank Sayre
John
Joe Antle
Henry Napper
John Barrett
Otto Schroppe
Violet Kasler
Bob Antle
Dick Sayre
Jay
Don Chapman
Maynard Sayre
Orland
June Sayre
Peggy Ashcraft
Lancaster
Paul McAttee
R. J. Kittle
Florence McDaniel
Edward Weiss
William LaFollette
Rita
Alene
Junior Karns
John Antle
Joe Stone
Hester
Georgia
Harry Dust
Bill Easler
Trimble Heights
Community notices and visits from Lipnie Swan area
A Farmers Institute is planned for November 11 with a church basement dinner by the Woman's society. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and son Kivan in Holden West Virginia, Mrs. Lola Caldwell and sister Mrs. Dorothy Cowdery. Pvt. Bert Lowden returns from Michigan Army camp to visit his mother. B C Hayman attends Grand Lodge in Cincinnati. Will Wolf visits daughter Mrs. Beverly Young in Columbus. Lloyd McPeek and Belleville visitors to Swan grandparents. Pearl Thompson visits Daniel Lowden. Hensley and Linnie Swan attend White Shrine in Middleport. A E Fellows improves after illness. Lipnie Swan.
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Long Bottom
Farmer's Institute
Woman's Society
Lloyd Dean
Kivan
Holden
W. Va
Dean
Lola Caldwell
Dorothy Cowdery
Cowdery
Bert Lowden
Michigan
Grace Lowden
Cc. B. Hayman
Cincinnati
Masonic Order
Will Wolf
Columbus
Beverly Young
Lloyd McPeek
Belleville
Daniel Lowden
Charles Hensley
Linnie Swan
Middleport
A. E. Fellows
Lipnie Swan
London Hotels Stock Live Trout In Underground Tanks
Several London hotels maintain live trout in an underground building with a constant fresh water stream flowing through tanks. Guests select their fish before it is cooked, keeping a steady demand for the living product.
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London
Miskel Rites Held Tuesday for Dane Miskel
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Braun Street Glouster for Dane Miskel who died Friday at his son in law and daughter’s home in Dayton. The Rev Teater preached the sermon and burial followed in Maplewood with several distant relatives among mourners.
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Glouster
Dane Miskel
Carl Rotter
Dayton
Braun Street
C. F. Wallace
Daniel Teater
Deleontiva
Thomas Miskel
Lewis Miskel
Mantua
Ohio
Farrell Miskel
Valley City
Donald Miskel
Michigan
Frank Koebel
Columbus
Harry Cooper
Charles Miller
Richard Strader
Bernadene Thiele
Robert Skinner
Geneva Tressner
Donald
Clarence Kinsley
Larry Vaughan
Harold Adams
Toledo
Bernard McKinney
Herman Forsbach
Corning
Marietta Paints Marketed by Regional Firms
Marietta paints are distributed by Bardin Bros. Co. in Athens, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. in Pomeroy, and Plymale Wagner Co. in Gallipolis, with the Marietta supply chain extending through these regional firms.
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Marietta Paints
Bardin Bros. CO
Athens
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy
Plymale Wagner CO
Gallipolis
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Leon Peach
Gary Wayne
Dan Cox
Tommy and
Lindau
Walt Chesher
Groveport
Glouster, Ohio
Mutual Stores Inc
Goodyear
Browns
Mutual Stores, Inc
Mrs. Ley
America
American Iron and Steel Institute
Marietta
Taylor's Tavern
Thermo
Defroster
Thesmostat
Moore
J Negoe
Court ST
Sten
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