Holy Cross potluck and Mothers Club wiener roast advance
The Holy Cross Catholic Church invites men to a parish hall potluck hosted by the Catholic Women's Club on Saturday at 5 30 p.m. The Mothers Club hosts a wiener roast for families Friday at 5 30 p.m. at Glouster Memorial Park. Cecelia Chute returned to Columbus after a 10 day vacation with her parents. Bernice Carter, formerly of Jacksonville, has returned to Las Vegas after a four month visit with relatives.
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Holy Cross Catholic Church
Catholic Women’s Club
Mothers Club
Glouster Memorial Park
Cecelia Chute
Columbus
Edward Ley
Bernice Carter
Jacksonville
Las Vegas
Nev
Vinton County Court Notes Feature Licenses and Probate
Estate of Rodney Sprouse petition to transfer motor vehicle title filed and estate of Riley Hewitt will filed. D M Slim Chapman of Hamden received an auctioneer's license this week from Common Pleas Judge C W Smith.
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Rodney Sprouse
Riley Hewitt
D. M
Slim) Chapman
Hamden
Common Pleas
C. W. Smith
Airman Covella Completes Training At Lackland AFB
GLOUSTER Airman 3.C. Thomas L. Covella completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is now stationed at Charleston AFB South Carolina for on the job Air Transportation training. He was home on ten day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs James Covella Braun Street before reporting to Charleston. HAMDEN The second burglary of the Hamden school building in a month occurred Friday with 88 cents stolen from the manual training shop. NEW HAVEN Mrs Paul Scally hosted an afternoon of bridge with Mrs Herman Layne taking high score prize.
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Glouster
Thomas L. Covella
Lackland Afb
Texas
Charleston Afb
South Carolina
Covella
James Covella
Braun Street
Charleston Base
Hamden
New Haven
Paul Scally
Herman Layne
Haven Homemakers elects delegates to state conference
Haven Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Iva Capehart home with Nellie McIntyre leading devotion. Mrs. Capehart and Mrs. Mabel Pickens were chosen to attend the State Leadership Training Conference at Jackson's Mill. All project reports due by Oct 1. Next meeting at Mrs. Bettie Newel's with possible guest. Trimble High School senior officers named Cheryl Davis president Lyn Irwin VP Sue Ann Wyatt secretary-treasurer. Theft of tools reported at Herman Eagle sawmill Route 56 Sept 7 incl kant hook claw hammer pipe wrench grease gun and other tools valued at 25 dollars.
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New Haven
Haven
Trimble
Trimble Local High School
Cheryl Davis
Lyn Irwin
Sue Ann Wyatt
McArthur
Herman Eagle
Route 56
Harold Steele
Club May Erect New Street Signs in New Haven
The New Haven Lions Club met at Legion Hall. Rev. Charles Yoho spoke on Our Five Challenges As Americans and Lions. Plans were set for a light bulb sale and a membership drive in October. Consideration was given to erecting street signs in New Haven.
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New Haven
Lions Club
Legion Hall
Charles Yoho
License Transfer for Kitchen's Restaurant McArthur
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a beer and wine license transfer from Neale Kitchen to Pauline Kitchen at 206 West Main Street McArthur for Kitchen's Restaurant.
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McArthur
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Neale Kitchen
Pauline Kitchen
West Main St
Rotary Has Ladies Night at Hart Ford Methodist Church
Bend Rotary Club hosted Ladies Night at Hartford Methodist Church with speaker John Epling of Gallipolis. Attendees included numerous couples and guests from McArthur and Point Pleasant communities.
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New Haven
Bend Rotary Club
Hartford Methodist Church
John Epling
Gallipolis
Philip Wolpert
Clyde Foley
Harry Miller
Arthur Thabet
Rome Williamson
Thomas Reed
Donald Foglesong
Marvin Frame
Russell Capehart
Donald Cook
Kay Wilson
Lloyd Roush
Floyd Carmack
Tom Hunt
Point Pleasant
Homemakers Roles Discussed By Club Meeting
NEW HAVEN The Farm Woman's Club met Thursday with devotions led by Mrs. T Bert Roush on Work. The lesson The Homemakers Changing Roles was presented by Mrs Albert Roush. Hostesses were Mrs Virginia Hazlett and Mrs Charles Jewell.
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New Haven
Farm Woman's Club
T. Bert Roush
Albert Roush
Mothers Club Hosts Film Night in Athens
The GLOUSTER Mothers Club gathered at Mrs. Joyce Lewis home with Mrs. Bonnie Krug as co host. They played games and screened three cancer films for members including Mrs. Barbara Fouts Mrs. Bonnie Krug Mrs. Barbara Walker Mrs. Lisa Sawyer Mrs. Jennie Phillips Mrs. Laura Wade Mrs. Esta Haskins Mrs. Stella Janders and Mrs. Josephine Risch. The October meeting will be at Donna Henderson's home.
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Glouster
Mothers Club
Joyce Lewis
Bonnie Krug
Barbara Fouts
Barbara Walker
Lisa Sawyer
Jennie Phillips
Laura Wade
Esta Haskins
Stella Janders
Josephine Risch
Athens
Donna Henderson
Mrs Batey speaks at WSCS meeting in New Haven
Mrs Fred Batey was guest speaker for the WSCS of New Haven Methodist Church meeting at Mrs James Howard’s home. She discussed altar flower arrangements and the group planned a rummage sale for September 27 at the Thabet building.
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New Haven
Fred Batey
WSCS
Ruth Circle Meets At EUB Church
The Ruth Circle of the WSWS met at the New Haven EUB Church with Mrs. Fred Batey and Mrs. Clayton Athey as hostesses. Mrs. Howard Burris led the business session and Mrs. Martin Berisford offered a prayer. Thelma Capehart spoke on Danger-People Praying.
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New Haven
Ruth
WSWS
EUB
Fred Batey
Clayton Athey
Howard Burris
Martin Berisford
Thelma Capehart
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