Ring Lost Twenty Years Is Recovered In Glouster
In Glouster on April 16 a wedding ring lost twenty years ago by Mrs. John Binderbasin Sr. in Jacksonville was found by Elizabeth Safreed near a potato patch and returned to the owner after cleaning. The inscription in the ring identified ownership and it was brought back to Mrs. Binderbasin. John Burns has bought a cottage on Fairlawn avenue and will move in after improvements. Douglas Smith and son attended Mrs. Seth Smith's funeral in Columbus.
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Jacksonville
H. Safreed
Elizabeth
Mines 255 and 281 Resume Work After Balloting Dispute
Trouble over balloting men into Mines 255 and 281 of the Ohio Collieries Company has been settled and both mines resumed operation this morning. The mines, Drydock and Modoc locations, were closed last week and lost three days this week.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries Company
Drydock
Modoc
Charles Reed Buys Wilson Property in Trimble
Charles Reed of Jacksonville purchases from Hisylvania Coal company the old W. K. R. Wilson property in Trimble. The deal includes a Walnut Street house and two lots plus about eight and a half acres of adjoining land, forming a small village farm. Reed intends it as an investment.
Baptismal Services Planned After Decision Day
GLOUSTER April 16 Total attendance for Decision day at the Churches of Christ at Trimble Ridge and Green's Run was 25 with thirteen responding to the invitation. Baptismal services will be held with the union service at Trimble Sunday afternoon. The goal for this service is 300.
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Glouster
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Lor Ridge
Green
Wile
New Front for Union Telephone Building in Glouster
A new front has been added to the Union Telephone company building on High street. The restoration enhances the appearance of the structure. Sayre's Self Serve Grocery occupies the first floor, with the second floor described but not completed in the excerpt.
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Glouster
High Street
Union Telephone Company
Sayre
Graft Case Nears Jury in Federal Court
In Cincinnati Ohio on April 16, the federal graft trial may go to the jury after defense rested. Testimony featured city and county officials and private counsel vouching for defendants' reputations while detectives Bullerdick Hayes and Kinney faced cross examination. The witness Morton Francis testified about paying officers for protection and named twelve Fourth District officers. Sentencing of fifty-one other defendants who pleaded guilty in the Volstead conspiracy is expected early next week.
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Cincinnati
United States District Court
Fred Bullerdick
James Hayes
Robert Kinney
Morton Francis
Fourth District
Concord Sweethearts Wed in Seattle After 30 Years
Nell W. Flanders and Warren P. Cressey, once Concord sweethearts, married in Seattle after a long separation. Their reunion followed by chance, renewing their old friendship before tying the knot.
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Concord
N. H
Seattle
Washington
Nell W. Flanders
Warren P. Cressey
Musterole promotes relief for colds and chest discomfort
Musterole offers a blister free mustard paste style treatment for bronchitis sore throat rheumatism lumbago croup asthma neuralgia and more It soothes with a warm tingle then cool relief and is recommended by nurses and doctors Two sizes 35c and 65c for adults and children as Children's Musterole
Ath ens convention attendees to gather for all day district event
A diverse group of individuals from Ath ens will travel to the district convention scheduled for tomorrow. Delegates include local leaders and community members who will participate in sessions, voting, and program discussions throughout the day.
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Athens
Southeast Ohio P T A Conference Sees Growth in Membership
Athens delegates head to Jackson for the Southeastern Ohio Parent-Teachers Association second annual conference with Prof George Carruthers Ohio University as district chairman. Attendees include district educators from ten counties and local officials.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Jackson
George FE. Carruthers
Ohio University
H. R. McVay
Athens High School Association
R. A. Dalton
Halley M. Woods
Ardila Shuster
Central Association
Gallia
Lawrence
Perry
Scioto
Hocking
Meigs
Pike
Vinton
Carruthers
Pimply Skin Treatment With Olive Tablets Promise
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle safe substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. It claims clearer skin and better mood after a few nights taking one or two tablets nightly, priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Carruthers Hails PTA Work and State Secretary Need
In a state association report Carruthers says PTA work needs more intercultivation not tension. A resolution is expected to urge appointing a state executive secretary. Dempsey plans a New York stay for film work before sailing to England and France. manager Jack Kearns questions Dempsey’s readiness to fight again despite potential earnings.
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State Association
Carruthers
Dempsey
New York
England
France
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Dempsey Plans European Trip Instead of Title Defense
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey announced a Friday departure for Europe with his wife Estelle Taylor Dempsey. Passports were issued in Los Angeles, ending any prospect of a summer title defense. The move signals a planned overseas trip rather than a rematch or bout in the near term.
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Europe
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Dawes Interests Acquire Jacksonville Gas Company
In Jacksonville Florida the Dawes interests led by Reafus C Dawes purchased control of the Jacksonville Gas Company valued at 35 000 000 The purchase followed a recent visit by General Charles G Dawes to the city and is seen as a sign of a coming boom for Jacksonville Florida Kara Dawes was cited as part of the Chicago based group.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Florida
Charlies G. Dawes
Dawes Interests
Chicaco
Reafus C. Dawes
London Expert Claims Chimneys Emit Forty Five Tons Yearly
A London expert estimates that each factory chimney in the city releases about 45 tons of dirt per year.
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London
Actress Mildred Harris Remarries J Terence McGovern
Very Happy New York reports Mildred Harris wife of Florida real estate man J Terence McGovern after secret Mexico wedding on November 29 and a second ceremony in Greenwich Connecticut last week. Harris, once divorced from Charlie Chaplin in 1920, said she is very happy.
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New York
Mildred Harris
Charlie Chaplin
J. Terrence McGovern
Florida
McGovern
Mexico
Greenwich
Freight and Passenger Business Rises in January to Hawaii
Freight and passenger traffic to Hawaii during January rose 22 percent from the same month last year, signaling strong demand and growth in the island routes. The gain reflects continued expansion in maritime and air services, aided by improving economic conditions.
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Hawaii
Blondex Promises Lighter Hair Without Dye
Ad claims Blondex restores natural brightness to faded blonde hair with a protective, non dye formula. It highlights silky, lustrous hair while asserting no injurious chemicals and a money back guarantee. Available at local drugstores and pharmacies.
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Re Yeath, Car Prenrnutty
Mc-Kee Drug Co
Gibson Pharmacy
USC Track Team Trims Olympic Club 86 45
USC posted an 86 to 45 victory over the Olympic Club of San Francisco in four events. The meet was held in Los Angeles with USC dominating the event set and shutting out opponents in all four wins.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Iodine Origin From Seaweed Ashes Since 1812
Despite a vast oceanic total iodine content, no direct iodine is harvested from seawater. Since its discovery in 1812 iodine has been manufactured from the ashes of seaweed, a traditional method that remains referenced in historical accounts.
New Shakespeare Works Sold For Low Price
An advertisement touts new complete works of Shakespeare sold for 2.98, claiming a bargain that compares to the price of a shirt. The offer signals a sales pitch aimed at affordable literary editions.
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Don
Ouch
Lash
James E. Stansbury
Richland Ave
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the Talk of
Athens Jewelers
For All
Peoples SO
Siam
Moline Chemical Co
Moline, Pt
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Ohio
Llotone
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Athens Electric Co
Hocking I Power Co
Mutual Electric Co
Syracuse
Nelsonville Berean
Paris
Aris
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