Tom Cats Exude Speed For Glouster High Football Season
Glouster High cues up a fast Tom Cats squad under Coach James Vollmer with strength in speed and spirit but lighter weight. Veterans like Dunnevy Hickman Jennice Burns anchor the line while Cunningham shifts to fullback. The schedule opens September 11 with an Alumni game, followed by Crooksville in week two, as freshmen Kittrell and Darling show promise. Elma Jean Smith travels to Columbus for work, adding local context to the year.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
James Vollmer
Tom Cats
Scarlet and Gray
Crooksville
Wendell Dunnevy
Donald Hickman
Charles Jennice
Franklin Burns
Don Cunningham
Frank Wolf
Paul McAllister
Bob Byers
Russell Smith
Ed Thomas
John Tigner
Wendell Dunlevy
Don Price
Calvin Davis
Byron Russell
Dick Brown
Gene Waldeck
Harold Kittrell
Frank
Chauncey-Dover
Malta-McConnelsville
Caldwell
J-T
Bert Skinner Dies While at Work
Bert Skinner age 66 of Glouster died suddenly of a heart attack Wednesday while cutting weeds in the garden of C H Davis in Urbancrest He had been in good health and was found after talking with Mr Davis having brought in two ripe tomatoes He was born in Vinton County moved to the locality in 1892 never married Surviving are sisters Mrs Eva Lewis and Mrs A J Craig Glouster and brother T B Skinner Columbus Funeral services will be Friday at 1 pm at the Blower Funeral Home Rev A G Winkle will officiate Burial in Glouster Cemetery Body remains at John S Blower Funeral Home on Main Street Glouster There will be no meeting of the Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter O E S Friday evening as scheduled.
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Glouster
Bert Skinner
C. H. Davis
Urbancrest
Mr. Davis
Mr. Skinner
Vinton County
Eva Lewis
A. J. Craig
A. J. Craig, Glouster
T. B. Skinner
Columbus
Richard Jones, Sr
Jane Hooks
Blower Funeral Home
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Cemetery
John S. Blower
Main Street
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Plans Degree Practice
There will be degree practice at the Marcellite Rebekah Lodge meeting Saturday evening at the Odd Fellow Hall.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Catholic Ladies Study Club meets in Glouster
The Catholic Ladies' Study Club gathered Tuesday in the Church Hall with Mrs. John R. Clark and Mrs. William Echstenkamper as hostesses. A sacred reading followed by several readings concluded with a tribute to service members as Governor Bricker requested. Lunch for 15 members and guest Miss Janet Orndorf preceded a list of members present and the next meeting planned for two weeks hence.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Church Hall
John R. Clark
William Echstenkamper
Kate Bartels
Mary Jennice
Elizabeth Chute
Aelred Healy
Bricker
Janet Orndorf
Ann Bailey
Gertrude Darling
George Carter
Lena Covella
Martha Colvella
Josephine Hedfelt
Jennice
Sam Kamento
T. A. Noon
Lena Orndorf
West Carrollton Couple Tours Ohio Hill Country and Mines
Mr and Mrs R Treon of West Carrollton with Mr Treon a post master toured the state. They had not traveled south of Columbus before and admired hill country visiting McConnelsville and Marietta. They joined Mr Duncan visiting Mine No 267 before returning home Sunday.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
R. Treon
West Carrollton
Treon
Columbus
McConnelsville
Marietta
Duncan
Native of Glouster Dies in Columbus
Kathleen Ann Duckworth Lynch 30 of 227 Thurman Ave. wife of Gail T. Lynch mother of three daughters died at home after a long illness. A native of Glouster she had lived in Columbus for years. Daughters Dorothy Ann Virginia and Helen Louise. Survived by five brothers three sisters and her mother all of Columbus.
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Columbus
Kathleen Ann Duckworth Lynch
Thurman Ave
Gail T. Lynch
Glouster
Dorothy Ann
Virginia
Helen Louise
Richard
Philadelphia
John
James
Thomas
William Duckworth
Grace Phillips
Marjorie Altenbach
Dorothy Miller
Grace Goodwin Duckworth
Gilbert Stephenson Undergoes Major Operation
Gilbert Stephenson known as Gibby and employed at the L. A. Faires store underwent a major operation at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton on Wednesday. His condition was listed as serious Wednesday evening.
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Glouster
Gilbert
Gibby” Stephenson
L. A. Faires
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Coast Guard Enlistment From Trimble Man
Tommy Max Howard son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Howard of Trimble Route 1 has left Patterson Field Dayton to join the Coast Guard in Charleston West Virginia. He will depart September 11 for active duty.
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Trimble
Tommy Max Howard
Wiley Howard
Patterson Field
Dayton
Coast Guard
Charleston
W. Va
Kittle Family Relocates for Hay Fever Relief in North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle left last week for Highland North Carolina to stay until relief is found for his hay fever. Each year he must travel to Michigan or North Carolina and remain until the hay fever season ends, awaiting relief.
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Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Highland
N. C
Mr. Kittle
To Clean Cemetery Donations Sought in Glouster
Glouster trustees shift Chouster Cemetery cleanup to fall due to weed growth. Residents may donate one dollar or less to cover expenses. Trustees listed as B. W. Conway H. H. Zimmer and Elza B. Morris. Also notes of tonsillectomy trips and archaeology facts from Ur and Siberia forest heighten local notices.
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Glouster
B. W. Conway
H. H. Zimmer
Elza B. Morris
Relatives and Friends of Servicemen Meet in Glouster
A meeting of the Community Service Organization is set for Friday at 7 30 PM in the American Legion club rooms Glouster. The group seeks relatives and friends of Trimble and North Dover Township servicemen to compile an honor roll and welcome new members to assist soon. Delbert Tabler is on a 9 day leave after Navy training at Great Lakes and will resume active duty. Robert Wilson of Columbus finishes a 14 day furlough with his parents before reporting to Army duty at Ft Hayes.
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Glouster
American Legion Club
Armed Services
Trimble
North Dover
Delbert Tabler
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Robert Wilson
Columbus
C. J. Wilson
U.S. Army
Ft. Hayes
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