Agnes Melligan Visits Glouster Relatives
Agnes Melligan of New York visits her father Frank Melligan and sister Phyllis in Glouster for two weeks and to relatives in Fostoria. A former local teacher, she has worked in Washington and New York teaching English to foreigners and Latin Americans through the Latin American Institute.
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Glouster
Agnes Melligan
New York
Frank Melligan
Phyllis
Fostoria
Miss Melligan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Latin-American Institute
Kiwanis Meeting Features Este Crabtree Baseball Anecdotes
Nineteen Kiwanis members and three guests dined at the Gordon Hotel in Glouster Tuesday evening. Este Crabtree of Nelsonville, a former major league player, entertained with humorous portraits of famous past baseball stars, following a brief business session.
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Kiwanis
Glouster
Gordon Hotel
Este Crabtree
Nelsonville
Crabtree
John Woods
John Eby
Belleville
Ohio
Lawrence Colbert
Ray White
Enlon Grubbs
H. Taylor
B. R
WSCS Meets Tonight at Glouster Methodist
The WSCS of the Glouster Methodist Church will gather in the church Thursday at 8 p.m. for its meeting.
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WSCS
Glouster
Labor Day Visitors Entertained at McCreanor Home
Weekend Labor Day guests at the Frank McCreanor residence on Walnut Hill included Rol land McCreanor Dayton and Mrs Bella Hysell Toledo along with Lloyd Strausbaugh and son Joe of Dayton. Additional visitors were Jimmy Strausbaugh Charles Strausbaugh of Toledo Frank Strausbaugh and daughter Bremen Alex Nogrady and two sons of Millfield and Charles Strausbaugh of Glouster.
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Bremen
Alex Nogrady
Millfield
Charles Strausbaugh
Glouster
Frank Cairelli
Jack Edwards
Jackie
Alex Poches
Ronnie
Toretta McGlaughlin
Eileen Cairelli
Dayton
Belford Brandberry
Robert
Jean
Celon Smith
Toledo
Daughter Undergoes Operation at Columbus
Karla Mae Hambel daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hambel underwent a corrective operation in White Cross Hospital Columbus Tuesday morning. The Hambels accompanied her to the hospital. Mr and Mrs H E Jones accompanied their four grandchildren Mary Louise Jackie Richie and Buddy Murphy who had spent the summer here with them to Columbus to enter school. They also visited their granddaughter Karla Mae Hambel in White Cross Hospital.
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Glouster
Karla Mae
Fred Hambel
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Glouster Homecoming Draws Ex-Residents and Guests
Former Glouster residents and friends gathered for homecoming events in Jacksonville and nearby locales. Attendees included the Mandrell, Burdiss, Hamilton, Talbert, Conaway, Peugh, Dust, McBride, Jones, McCreanor, Cairelli, Henshaw, Lunsford, Ryan, Hoisington and related families from Canton Columbus Akron The Plains Cleveland Dayton Murray City Millfield and Toledo with visits and extended stays noted.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
James Mandrell
Cecilia Mandrell
Canton
George Burdiss
Columbus
William Hamilton
Akron
Thelma Talbert
the Plains
Harold Conaway
Cleveland
Dean Peugh
Herbert Dust
John McBride
George Carter
Jerome Jones
Newark
W. W. Wallace
C. F. Wallace
John McCreanor
Cincinnati
Inlaw
Andrew McCreanor
Dayton Teacher Guest of Glouster Residents
Mrs Ruth Watkins of Dayton was hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw and Lalla Danford in Glouster from Monday to Thursday. She will return to Dayton to attend a faculty meeting and begin duties as a teacher at Jackson School next week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Watkins and David Watkins of Columbus.
Grange Holds Special Meeting in Grange Hall
Grange Rates Excellent after lodge inspection at Grange Hall on Saturday. Everett Carbaugh of Athens presented the report, conferring the third degree on one candidate. Homemade pie and ice cream were served after the gathering.
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Glouster
Trimble
Grange Hall
Everett Carbaugh
Athens
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R. E. McCammon
Berry Hotel
Economy Savings & Loan CO
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Room Values
Restwell
Glouster, Ohio
Ceasore
Los
Claussnen *Kleer
RAYON
Adualoe
Coats
Shor
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