Rothwell Club Marks 50th Anniversary in Glouster
The Rothwell Clubs in Glouster observed their 50th anniversary with a three course turkey dinner at Gordon Hotel and an after dinner meeting at Mrs J H Henshaw’s residence. Retiring president Mrs Ernest Williams inducted new president Mrs W A Craft as letters of greetings were read. attendees from out of town included Miss Florence Andrews and Mrs Grace Bryson among others.
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Glouster
Rothwell Clubs
Gordon Hotel
Harold Vaughn
J H Henshaw
Ernest Williams
W A Craft
T A Noon
John Gordon
Columbus
Ohio
Mike Etln
Mary Palmer
Royal Turner
Berlin Heights
Culver
Uniontown
F A Danford
Thea Culver
Tom's ‘River
New Jersey
H F Kitte
Petoskey
Mich
Carl’ Ile
Carl Suff
Athens
Adda Blower
Santa Anna
Calif
Florence Andrews
Xenia
F E Munden
Grace Bryson
Miami
C A Bingman
W R_ Drury
Everett Eddy
R C Galloway
Jessie Hill
E Mf Ley
O A McDonald
Charles Sweeney
E H Taylor
J E Wilaams
Merrill Ogg
E M Blow Jer
CK Rockhold
E E Mundew
O A. McDonald
Tory
Anna Rothwell Stewart
H F Kattle
Walnut Hill
Carl Picos
Henshaw
Glouster Social Notes Chronicle Canada Trip
Glouster social notes record Mr and Mrs Harry Vaughn and Mr and Mrs Earl Morris joining the Vaughns son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cecil Harrison in Steubenville and traveling two weeks in Canada at Nippissing Lake. The Morrises return to Glouster while the Vaughns visit Steubenville and Milligan Tennessee with Jackie Harrison enrolled at Milligan Christian College. They later return to Glouster where Harrison will stay a few days before heading back to Steubenville. Harold LeFavor, former Glouster resident and former Glouster Schools teacher, visits Supt L G DeLong.
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Harry Vaughn
Earl Morris
Vaughns
Cecil Harrison
Steubenville
Canada
Nippissing Lake
Picnic and holiday guests fill several local homes
Corning Corning Frank Dorozzewski has returned home after a stay at Good Samaritan Hospital. Toledo visitors included Mr and Mrs Thomas Canoles and others who joined weekend gatherings with the Canoles and Stragel families. Labor Day guests spanned Columbus Columbus and Dayton locales with multiple families sharing visits and dinners.
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J. B. Richardson
Luther Hairston
Rendville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Needlework 11 m pocketed junior miss skirt patterns
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Jacksonville WSCS Meets to Review Church Projects
The WSCS of Jacksonville Methodist Church met at the church with Mrs. Leona Orme presiding. Members contributed 10 dollars to Ene School in Kentucky and 5 dollars to the Council of Churches. A Labor Day dinner was planned to help pay the church redecorating debt. A playlet titled A Sower Went Forth To Sow featured Margaret Hammond Deboran Arlene Davis Martha Ethel Shirkey Ruth and Leona Orme Esther with music by Wahnera Exenkamper. Rev. Covert offered the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Nettle Heiser and Mrs May Conoway.
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Margaret Hammond
Deboran
Arlene Davis
Martha
Ethel Shirkey
Ruth
Leona Orme
Esther
Wahnera Exenkamper
Covert
Nettle Heiser
May Conoway
Church Group Meeting Focuses on Migrant Needs in Mission Work
The Christian Womens Fellowship of Trimble Church of Christ met at Mrs Beatrice Vaughn's home with program leader Mrs Margaret Brer. They studied migrant needs in mid western states and Home Missions work while Zoe Herrold led the devotional. Refreshments were served to members including Mrs Pearl Christman Mrs Blanche Buchman Mrs Patricia Johnson and daughter Julia Mrs Lucy Harmey and son Garven Mrs Martha McCune and Mrs Fern Johnson.
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Glouster
ChristianWomens Fellowship of
Trimble
Garden Club Hosts Meeting at Elizabeth Gordon Home
Mrs Elizabeth Gordon and co-hostess Mrs E S Bingman entertained the Garden Club at her Gordon home Thursday evening. Guest speaker Mrs Jennie Jones read a paper on the Memorial Shrine at Mohican State Forest near Loudonville honoring WWI’s Robert Jones. The Federated Clubs contributed $16,000 in names to the project. Officers for 1954 were installed, including President Mrs Roy Hall and Secretary Mrs Harold Strohmeyer. Refreshments followed for members and guest Mrs R S Lawrence.
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B R. Angle
Roy Hall
C A Bingman
Harold Strohmeyer
Mes
M E Rogers
Gordon
R. S. Lawrence
W. R Drury
Gertrude Jewell
Co. E Haskins
Thomas Williams Sr
W A. Craft
Francis McAlister
Clyde Price
Miles Dyer
Ott Fleming
Parents of son Terry Neil Glouster
Mr and Mrs Neil Coey of Trimble announce the birth of a son named Terry Neil. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jefferson McKee of Glouster and Mr and Mrs James Coey of Taylor Ridge. Great grandfather is Mr Wm Nicholson of Glouster.
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Glouster
Neil ‘Coey
Trimble
Terry Neil
Jefferson McKee
James Coey
Taylor Ridge
Wm. Nicholson
Boosters to Meet Glouster Officials Amid Football Ad Plans
Athletic boosters convene Monday at 8 p.m. at president Lawrence Colbert's home to finalize football program ads and map the year’s campaign. Local turnout expected to shape fundraising and event schedule.
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Glouster
Lawence Colbert
WCTU Meeting Set For Monday In Glouster
The WCTU will meet Monday at Mrs A Bingman’s Madison Street home with co hostess Mrs Francis McAllister. Plans for the convention will be made at the gathering and social events afterward.
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Glouster
WCTU
A. Bingman
Madison St
Francis McAllister
Choral Group Visits Veterans Hospital Program
A local choral group under the direction of Mrs Freet Eve from Gloucester performed at Wareracs Hospital. Readings and musical numbers were presented by Mrs Arnetta Burley Delia Allen and Helen Leach. Soloists included Mrs Cereta Buellem and Mrs Ethel Riley with a New Lexington delegation in attendance. Refreshments followed hosted by several members including Mrs Bertha Hall and Mrs Dorothy Hopkins.
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Freet Eve
Glouste
Wareracs
Aretta Burley
Jaltan Wilkes
Cecelia Builer
Delia Allen
Thelma Paley
Ernie Edwards
Dorothy Hopkins
Gertrude Mitchell
Bertha Hal
Arnetta Burley
Helen Leach
Cere Ta Buelem
Ethel Riley
New Lexington
Vms
Bertha Hall
Ha Robarts
Rendville
Family and Parish Guests Visit Local Homes
A list of recent visitors to area residents includes Mrs. Edith Osborn 76, Gerald Stethem, and Lang Sattar. The Young Adult Sunday Senate class party is set for Sept 19 at the home of A F Sian. Also noted are gatherings at the homes of Mr Purr Seth and others in the community.
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Shade
Meg
Crread
Lareaytac
Wes Conrad Aang
Coe
Lona Bonar
Ois
Lang
A F Sian
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