Glouster Schools Open With Enrollment Drop
Glouster schools opened with 616 classroom students and 278 in the grades, down from 665 last year. The board named Glenn Wollenhaupt head football coach, with DeLong as assistant, and Don Greider out two weeks with Hazel Pride filling his math class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sara Kasler
Harold LeFavor
Helen Green
Don Greider
Kathryn Dennison
Ralph Richey
Laila Danford
Betty McCoy
Jane Murray
Dora Ervin
Frances Thomas
Glenn Wollenhaupt
Figley
Hazel Pride
Board of Education
DeLong
Fred Heck
Glouster Bowling Alleys Reopen After Refurbishment
GLOUSTER Wolf and Sons bowling alleys reopen after resurfacing. City Bowling League and Ladies Friday Night League begin the week of Sept 18 with vacancies still open. A first special match pits Scott Dairy against Brown Wolf Market Thursday at 8 pm. Glouster Workers Alliance meets Friday at 7 pm in Madison School Building with free tobacco offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Wolf and Sons
City Bowling League
Scott Dairy
Glouster — Workers Alliance
Madison
Old Mohawk Medicine Ad at Gallaher Drug Store
The Gallaher Drug Store in Athens offers two big bottles of Old Mohawk Medicine for 98 cents or one for 49 cents. The ad claims the remedy purges poisons and relieves pains from constipation, with benefits after several doses. It emphasizes a guaranteed product available at The Gallaher Drug Store, 6 Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaher
Court St
Athens
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Glouster Glouster social notes report Mrs. Garnet Andrews hosting the Tuesday bridge club and awards in the group. Numerous birth announcements, visits, and Labor Day activities fill the community diary with family, church, and civic events across Glouster and nearby towns.
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Garnet Andrews
Belle Cornwell
Irene Williams
Helen Faires
Dorothy Vernon
Vernon l
Maxine Burns
Elizabeth Burdiss
Ethel Bailey
Lauretta Hickman
Nettie Allen
Wanda McAllister
Kathleen Shumway
Cornwell
Faires
Williams
Jones-Phillips Family Reunion Attended Across Ohio and West Virginia
Labor Day reunion at Embree Park brought attendees from Columbus Plain City Lancaster Corning Bartlett Joy Pennsville Bishopville Bluefield Charleston Huntington Belpre Chesterhill Ringgold and Glouster. Oldest guest Mrs Billa Jones Joy Ohio. youngest child of Ther Weaver Lantz Trimble. New officers include President Fred Phillips Pennsville vice president D E Jones Glouster Route 3 and secretary treasurer Edna Easler Glouster Route 2. Attendees from Glouster included Ernest Jones and son Richard Mrs Bernadine Murphy Mr and Mrs Allison Jones Mr and Mrs James Kearns and daughter.
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Ann
James
Carl
Mary
Columbus
Floyd McCarty
Jeannette
F. D. McCarty
Gene Galloway
Brevard
N. C
H. L. Jauchius
Jessie
Mary Jauchius
Labor
F. S. Henderson
Coal Run
Lucille Carter
Maplewood
New Lexington
Donna M. Wells
Union Furnace
Mary E. Wells
Pleasant City
Walter Vernon
Florence Clark
Mildred Skinner
Ashland
Huntington
W. Va
Viette Materson
Shawnee
Joseph Peyton
Faye Janchius
Richard
Alfred B. Morris
Chicago
Ill
Ver
Cy Rockhold
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Calif
Edward Kientz
Lee McDonald
H. E. LeFever
Wade Bailey
Charles
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Bailey
C. E. Society of the Church of Christ
Iva Pedicord
Christian Endeavor Society
George Mudrie
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
P. L. Mitchell
Rodney Linscott
Earl Linscott
Jacksonville
Jack Crawford
Coumbus
John Crawford
Bill Lawson
Bob Lawson
Elyria
William Lawson
Jack Adams
Hollister
Beulah Bennett
Maxine Burns
Florence Howard
Wahneta Burns
Dressden
Dorothy Mae Smith
Dresden High School
Mary E. Cunningham
Dick Allison
Hugh Cunningham
Violet Slay
Everett Slay
Glouster
Dayton
Jones-Phillips
Embree Park
Plain City
Lancaster
Corning
Bartlett
Joy
Pennsville
Bishopville
Bluefield
Charleston
Belpre
Chesterhill
Ringgold
Billa Jones
Joy, O
Wether Lantz
Trimble
Fred Phillips
D. E. Jones
Route 3
Edna Easler
Route 2
Ernest Jones
Herman Jones
Bernadine Murphy
Allison Jones
James Kearns
Deceased End Kids Star In New Warner Picture at Athena
The Angels Wash Their Faces comes Friday to the Athena with a strong cast. Ann Sheridan appears in a sympathetic role, supported by Frankie Thomas Bonita Granville Jack Sears and Ronald Reagan. Eduardo Ciannelli leads the villainous set in this juvenile frontier action drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Athena Theater
Ann Sheridan
Ann
Farmer Spooner Keeps An 1897 Binder In Use
Multon Michigan farmer A. W. Spooner refuses to buy a new binder saying his 1897 model works fine after yearly use since purchase, reflecting frugal rural practicality and long appliance life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multon
Mich
A. W. Spooner
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Blackpool
Adam
Newton, Mass
Joseph Delerzon
Clifford McCauley
CL OL Llcl
Teened
South Court Street
Gallaher's
Mennen
Rinso
Kaynee
Wah Wah
Big Ben
Prince Albert
Velvet
Hamburg
Barbara Gould
Hoppers
Wrisley Bath
Squibbs
LUX
LUX Soap
Pennsylvania
Lady Esther
STE A Melati
Tob
Imperial Bath
Yukon
Eastman
Kodaks
Baby Brownie
Brownie Jr
Pepsodent
Hampshire
KOTEX
Wondersoft
Ron
Shostess
Luster Smith
Linda Lee
Eldores Smith
Charles Gardner
Dick Duncan
Millfield
Arthur Taylor
Buchtel
George Duncan
O.E.S
Athens Fairgrounds
Sheldon Chappelear
Leslie Chappelear
Misses Marie
Maxine
Betty Lou
Bonna Dean Mason
Nancy Lee Johnson
Ronnie Addington
Yvonne Sharp
Charlotte Ann Weaver
Gail Wess
Dickie Grandy
Larry
Gerald Stemm
Mary Ann
Barbara Sue Sharp
Byran Skinner
Ruth
David Grigsby
Margaret
Martha
Robert
Rex Myers
Billie Kennard
Bobby Palmer
Jimmie Hogue
Willard Mite
Roberta Lee Border
Chappelear
Iva Wells
Oca Sharp
Ben Skinner
Donald Stemm
Orpah
Methodist Church
David Kennedy
Davey
London
Mary Gutman
Julie
Will
IOOF
Rochelle Hudson
Otto Kruger
Ohio
Idney Coler
Charlie Chan
Treasure Island
Teee
Trigger Smith
Sher
Dick Tracy
Jack Randall
Joyce Bryant
Dead End
Athena
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