Glouster Schools Set to Open After National Holiday
Glouster schools reopen Tuesday September 7 under Thomas W Figley superintendent with a full teaching corps listed by building and subject. The routine includes a forenoon organization session and a 1pm teacher meeting. All pupils are urged to attend and teachers must report enrollment numbers to the superintendent at noon. Free texts are provided to all pupils at 100 percent this year with optional personal books at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Thomas W Figley
Harold LeFavor
L. G. DeLong
Merle Danford
Neil Adcock
Esta Cunningham
Lalla Danford
Katherine Dennison
Dora Erwin
Helen’ Green
Sara Kasler
J. Paul Kemerer
Ralph Richey
Monroe
Rachel Murray
Pauline Myers
Nell McCann
Jane Murray
Olive McKee
Ruth Watkins
Madison Building
Helen Dennison
Frances Thomas
Beulah Bennett
Evan Kientz
Louella Vaughan
Nelle Williams
Jacksonville Social Briefs Reunion, visits span Dayton to Cincinnati areas
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weldon and son Max join Mrs. Cora Hovenstine and relatives in Dayton for a 10 year reunion, with a noon chicken dinner at Mrs. Peter Aleo’s home. The Ladies Democratic Club meets at Blanche Jensen’s home. Dayton trips include Miamisburg Springfield Covington and a stop at Logan Elm and Camp Sherman. Mary Alice Phillips returns from Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Issac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Claude Weldon
Max
John Caress
Christine Hovenstine
South Bend
Ind
Dayton
Caress
Peter Alee
Cora Hovenstine
Wendel Fry
John Knight
John Jr
Forrest
Melvin’ Lechner
Ruth Knight
Carl South
Carl Jr
Belford
Bonnie
Phyllis
Barbara
Jerry Houenstine
Miamisburg
Charles Hoisington
Janelda
Peter Aleo
Ladies Democratic Club
Blanche Jansen
Rolland Rambo
Kenneth
Mr. Rambo
Hettie Rambo
Glouster
Helen White
Cambridge
Delmah Hill
Fred Jansen
Muskingum River
J. L. Altman
Warren
Mary Alice Phillips
Paul Issac
Mrs. F. M. White Dies at Dover Home
Mrs. F. M. White aged 71 dies at her Millfield area home after a long illness. She is survived by son Guy White, two grandchildren, three brothers W. H. Wemer R. H. Wemer and O. P. Wemer. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Concord Church with Rev. D. P. Morris officiating. Interment Concord Cemetery.
Figley Family Ends Western States Tour
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Figley and son Billy return from a motor trip through the Western States. They left Glou ster on Saturday August 6 and reached Yellowstone Park on Thursday August 12 via Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Wyoming. On return they passed through Wyoming Colorado Kansas Missouri Illinois and Indiana. They then visited relatives and friends at North Vernon Indiana Oxford Ohio and Bryan Ohio.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Billy
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Stiles plan to move to Columbus after purchasing property there. Several local residents visited Columbus and Rutland connections, while others traveled to Cincinnati for a 4-H Club trip. Occasional illnesses and farm work, including threshing and silo filling, are noted among residents.
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Lindley Stiles
Columbus
Pearl
Ruth
Alta
Galen
William Nicholson
Betty Bratton
William Bachner
Magnetic Springs
A. E. Plummer
W. H. Taylor
Freda McHaffie
Kathleen Reed
Langsville
G. O. Will
G. F. Morris
Lamborn Hostesses N T Club Dinner on Terraced Lawn
Mrs. Lamborn hosted the N. T. Club on a Tuesday evening with a fish dinner served on a lawn table framed by flower and rock gardens. Dwarf zinnias formed the centerpiece and guests included Emma Heskin Kate Winn Edna Bingman Kate Hinton Hazel Janchius Grace Holschuh Kate Vaughn Zenith Embrey Sylvia Maxwell Flo Henry Ella Johnston Mary Johnston Deana Morris and Grace Zimmers.
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Emma Heskin
Kate Winn
Edna Bingman
Kate Hinton
Hazel Janchius
Grace Holschuh
Kate Vaughn
Zenith Embrey
Sylvia Maxwell
Flo Henry
Ella Johnston
Mary Johnston
Deana Morris
Grace Zimmers
Sweeney announce birth of Patricia in Glouster area
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sweeney announce the birth of an eight pound daughter named Patricia born Wednesday morning. Grandparents are John Sweeney of Hollister and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morrison of near Gloucester.
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Glouster
Hugh Sweeney
Patricia
John Sweeney
Hollister
Ben Morrison
Near Glouster
Select Couple for Labor Day Marriage Festivities
The community plans a large Labor Day celebration at Lamborn's Pavilion with afternoon and evening dancing on High Street. The American Legion Auxiliary runs the amateur hour with prizes, a Millfield vs Plains baseball game, and a grand fireworks display from Waterworks Hill at 9 30 p m. High Street will be closed for the event described as the largest in Glouster. GREENS RUN-Greens Run School opens Tuesday September 7 with teachers listed including Treva Black and Darrel Vernon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamborn
High St
American Legion Auxiliary
Millfield
Waterwork
Glouster
Treva Black
Darrel Vernon
Carrye Smith
Virgil Miller
Newman Powell
Crystal Simms
Loretta Shook
Paul Bingman
Pauline Fuller
Luella Cliffton
Nellie Reher
Anastasia Vollmer
Fern Syx
Glacia Warden
Glouster Tom Cats Begin Fall Practice Under Kemerer
Glouster football players started practice under coach J Paul Kemerer with two daily sessions at 9 30 a m and 2 30 p m. New assistant Neil Adcock arrived to help shape a faster squad for the September opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. Paul Kemerer
Kemerer
Neil Adcock
Kemeter
Townsend Club to Meet at High School Friday Evening
The Townsend Club will gather Friday at 7 30 at the high school. All members are urged to attend this meeting and participate in club activities.
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Glouster
Townsend
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