Les Amies Sunday School Class Holds Meeting at Church
Logan April 21 Les Amies Sunday school class met at the Methodist church with president Mrs Wal Leonard leading devotion. Mrs Lawrence Derry sang two numbers while Mrs Raymond Lanning played accompaniment. A business session followed and dinner was served by a committee. Guest Mrs Russell Emmons Lancaster attended.
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Lawrence Derry
Raymond Lanning
Harold Larimer
Joe Risley
Buellaby
Charles Smith
Grace Shriner
Russell Emmons
Lancaster
Logan Bowlers Sweep Lancaster In Trio Of Games
Logan bowlers defeated Lancaster in a three game series here Tuesday evening. The contests were decided on total pins across all three games. Logan won the first two games while Lancaster claimed the final one.
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Logan
Lancaster
Carl Frye Fined for Speeding in Logan
Carl R. Frye pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined five dollars plus costs by Judge A M Ellinger. He was tagged last week by Deputy Sheriff John Dicken and ordered to report on Wednesday.
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Carl Frye
Logan
Carl R. Frye
A. M. Ellinger
Frye
John Dicken
Reynolds Found Guilty in Liquor Possession Case
George Reynolds was found guilty by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft after a Saturday hearing on possessing intoxicating liquor. A $150 fine plus costs was imposed, with Edwin D. Ricketts as counsel and an appeal notice filed. Bond set at $300.
Guardians Appointed in Logan Probate Court
Judge Bil linger appointed three guardians Wednesday in Logan probate court. Eber Mowery became guardian for Mrs. Jane Manning with a $4,000 bond. Jacob A. Keller was named guardian for William T. Brunney with a $1,000 bond. Ida L. Laird was named guardian for Augusta Lambert with a $1,000 bond.
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Ida L. Laird
Augusta Lambert
Relatives Attend Funeral in Athens for War ren Border
Athens residents and relatives of Warren Border gathered in Athens for his funeral. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Peter Pendergrass George F Pendergrass Mrs Roy Pendergrass and Mrs Herbert Wyatt from Rushville. Also noted were local visits from Evelyn West Albany and Anna Schmidt Athens and other short exchanges in Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Peter Pendergrass
George F. Pendergrass
Roy Pendergrass
Herbert Wyatt
Rushville
Athens
Warren Border
Border
Wyatt
Chauncey Eighth Grade Serves Chicken Dinner
Members of the Chauncey eighth grade domestic science class served a chicken dinner at the school dining room on Wednesday noon. Teachers from the various Chauncey buildings attended the event.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Schools
Easter services held at Chauncey Plains Methodist
Easter morning services in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at The Plains were well attended. Special songs were performed by class No 10 and Mr Mc Allister’s class. Mothers Day will be observed by this Sunday school.
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Chauncey
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
the Plains
Birthday surprise for Mrs Orley Shrieves at The Plains
Social notes report a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Orley Shrieves at her The Plains home last Saturday evening. Attendees included Earl and Barbara Shrieves and son Earl Jr of Mansfield. Hubert and Fauna Shrieves of Nelsonville. Hayes Shrieves with Betty Jane and William. Luke Hardy with Juanita and Betty. Genevieve and Elaine Shrieves. and Willard Hamer.
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Orley Shrieves
the Plains
Earl Shrieves
Earl, Jr
Mansfield
Hubert Shrieves
Fauna
Nelsonville
Hayes Shrieves
Betty Jane
William
Luke Hardy
Juanita
Betty
Genevieve
Elaine Shrieves
Willard Hamer
Loyal Womans Circle Meets at Mrs Tippett’s Home
Mrs Sam Tippett hosted a Wednesday gathering of the Loyal Womans circle from the First Christian church at East Converse Street. Mrs Charles Fiske led the meeting with Mrs Floyd Nye and Mrs Guy Brookins in program and devotional duties.
Brewers Entertained Before Move to Athens
The First Christian Sunday school adult class hosted a gathering at Arthur and Margaret Brewer’s Ellis Avenue home honoring the Brewer family moving to Athens. Mrs. Brewer received silver tea spoons as gifts. the evening featured games, music, and a served collection. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Fiske, Neal Helsel, Kari Gardner, M. J. Gardner, Guy Brookins, Arthur Swart, Guy Gardner, Guy Smith, Ben F. Ferrer, Floyd Nye, John Shafer, Howard O. Brown, Edward Minister, and several Brewers and Brew—
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John N. Brewer
Athens
First Christian Sunday School
Arthur Brewer
Ellis Avenue
Brewer
Kari Gardner
M. J. Gardner
Guy Brookins
Arthur Swart
Guy Gardner
Guy Smith
Ben F. Ferrer
Floyd Nye
John Shafer
Howard O. Brown
Edward Minister
John Brewer
Miss Brewer
Alice Brew
Arthur Brew
Plains Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McGee and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bitner in Murray City. Hershal Darnell from Columbus and visiting his parents was seen with the Darnell family. Mrs. Bertha Solenak of Barberton visited her parents in the area. Willard Hamer of Columbus also spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Marie Wallace of Barberton attended the funeral of her uncle Edward Birge in Floodwood yesterday.
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the Plains
Oscar McGee
Harry Bitner
Murray City
Hershal Darnell
Columbus
Samuel Darnell
Bertha S¢lenak
Barberton
Ohio
Mike Dukeman
Willard Hamer
William Hamer
Marie Wallace
Edward Birge
Floodwood
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Glenna Carter and Miss Lucille Carter of near Glouster were mentioned in Chauncey society notes. Howard Higgins of Columbus stayed with Miss Stella Carter, and Preston E. Thompson of Cincinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tucker. Mrs. T. R. Hamilton shows improvement.
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Chauncey
Glenna Carter
Lucille Carter
Glouster
Howard Higgins
Columbus
Stella Carter
Preston E. Thompson
Cincinnati
M. B. Tucker
T. R. Hamilton
Ohio University to Hold Second Annual One Act Play Contest
Nearly all sororities at Ohio University will participate in a May one act play contest. Active members must handle coaching acting costuming and staging. A five member faculty judges panel will select winners who receive a plaque bearing the university seal.
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Ohio University
O. U. Men Meet
Proposals for revising the constitution of the Men's Union of Ohio University will be presented at a mass meeting of male students in the Fine Arts building at 1 this afternoon. Voting on changes and amendments is scheduled for a separate gathering next Monday.
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Men's Union of
Ohio University
Fine Arts
Cuban trio to broadcast on WGBS April 21 program slate
A Cuban male trio Senors Fernandez Utrera and Casado will broadcast from WGBS at 7 p. m. eastern time Thursday April 21. Other picks include Chopin concert on WIBO at 8 p. m. eastern time and Passover celebration on WIP at 8 15 p. m. eastern time with Prof Max Margolis.
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Senors Fernandez
Utrera
Casado
WGBS
WIBO
WIP
Max Margolis
CNRM
Tom Jones
WTIC
WRVA
WBZ
Madame Amelia Frantz
Passover Music Broadcasts Vector From WBAL and Others
Passover program features a children chorus with a Har Sinai Temple quartet, airing on WBAL at 10 p m eastern Friday April 22 The lineup includes WCCO 8 p m central with a string orchestra WOO 814 p m eastern Penn State show WGY 8 p m eastern Irish program by radio tour KHJ 9 p m Pacific Spanish hour WBBM 915 p m central Harmony time WHK 10 p m eastern Melody boys WGL 1020 p m central Dixie ramblers
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Har Sinai Temple
WBAL
WCCO
WOO
Penn State
WGY
KHJ
WBBM
WHK
Melody Boys
WGL
Dixie Ramblers
Mendelssohn programs across stations on air
A collage of radio listings notes Mendelssohn pieces by Hans Barth and Arcadie Birkenholz on WEAF, plus Our musical United States pieces on various networks. Other schedules include KGO Little Symphony Oakland and multiple stations such as WSB WLW WLS WPG WWJ WJZ.
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Mendelssohn
Hans Barth
Arcadie Birkenholz
WEAF
WJZ
United States
KGO Little Symphony Orchestra
Oakland
California
Caine Visitors Describe Tennessee Flood Passage en Route to Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. William Caine of Mississippi, guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. Caine and family in Corning, told of traversing the flooded Tennessee area while traveling to Ohio. They plan to visit Mansfield soon. Charles Boro way pleads guilty to placing poison in milk to harm his infant. sentenced to 2 to 15 years at Mansfield Reformatory.
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Corning
William Caine
Mississippi
W. Caine
Cantin
Charles Boroway
Mansfield Reformatory
euchre party and dance at Hermey hall in Corning
A large crowd attended the euchre party and dance held Tuesday evening in Hermey hall. Members of St. Bernard’s church organized it with many guests from Crooksville New Lexington and Glouster present.
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Corning
Hermey Hall
St. Bernard's Church
Crooksville
New Lexington
Glouster
Funeral for Vernon Chiplinsky Held at St Bernard’s
The funeral for Vernon Chiplinsky 22 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Chiplinsky Irish Ridge was held from St Bernard’s church Wednesday at noon led by Rev Father Robbins. Burial followed in St Bernard’s Cemetery. Survived by parents three brothers and two sisters. Parents natives of Russia.
Local Social Notes From Town and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. John Wright is seriously ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Owry visited Mrs. Owry’s sister Mrs. McNabb in Murray City Wednesday. P. H. Clifford was in Somerset and Zanesville on business. Miss Mary Reese of Zanesville spent the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geary. Mrs. Harry Ninnis and baby from Detroit are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goodman. Mrs. Henry Shuttlekorb spent Tuesday in Columbus. Mrs. P. H. Clifford visited her father M. F. Marren in Lancaster.
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John Wright
Lewis Owry
Owry
McNabb
Murray City
P. H. Clifford
Somerset
Zanesville
Mary Reese
Walter Geary
Harry Ninnis
Hettie Goodman
Baby
Detroit
Public notice of transit company consent and transfer filings
Charles F. Beutell and R L Street with Red Ball Transit filed joint applications with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio seeking consent to sell and transfer and to purchase certificates of public convenience and necessity numbers 1174 and 1271. Interested parties may obtain information on hearing time and place from the PUCO in Columbus.
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Charles F. Beutell
Red Ball Transit Company
R. L
Deputy closes home on federal order in Snyder case
Columbus reports on April 21 when Deputy U S Marshall Garrett sealed the residence of Marshall Snyder following an order issued by Federal Judge Hough marking the start of a spring clampdown in the case.
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Columbus
U. S
Marshall Garrett
Marshall Snyder
Hough
Train Schedule Change on New York Central Lines
Glouster notices a schedule change effective Sunday for several trains. No. 1 north departs 7 57 instead of 7 39, No. 5 north 3 01 instead of 3 04, No. 2 south 11 29 a.m. instead of 11 30, and No. 4 south 4 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. No. 4 will be formerly No. 6 after the shift.
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Glouster
New York Central
Model Conversion Draws Nine Additions at Trimble Church
In Three Glouster nights Rev. F. E. Roberts spoke on "a Model Conversion" drawing three confessions and nine total additions over four nights. A junior choir formed with about 12 members and 7 15 tonight. Visitors from Athens Glouster Greens Run Millfield Chauncey and Factory attended last night. The Trimble M E male quartet will sing tonight as prayer services at 7 o'clock continue to grow.
Teachers Happy Over Jones School Emergency Bill
Local teachers in Glouster celebrate as the Jones school emergency bill to be law after midnight next Monday will allow boards of education in weak districts to borrow short term notes to pay overdue salaries. The funds come from anticipated state revenues of 2.5 million dollars under a supplemental appropriation act enacted as an emergency.
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Glouster
Jones
Educaton
Church Growth Adds 56 Names in Glouster Year
Since January, 56 individuals joined the Church of Christ in Glouster. Meetings led by Rev. Roberts in the valley area resulted in 128 total church additions this year.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Roberts
Minstrels Shine in Corning Show
A lively performance by the minstrel group drew strong crowds in Corn ing as the show went over big with audiences and participants praising the playful songs and recollections.
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Corning
Glouster P T A Postspone Final Meeting Date
Glouster April 21 The final meeting of the Glouster Parent Teacher association at the high school has been postponed to next Thursday evening. The gathering will complete the year’s business and elect officers for the next school year.
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Glouster P. T. A
Glouster
Glouster Parent- Teacher Association
Trio on Texas motor trip delayed by Memphis flood
Glouster April 21 reports David James William Ferguson and Fritz Fouts delayed during a Texas bound motor trip. Flood conditions hold them in Memphis Tennessee for several days with plans to resume travel by week’s end.
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Glouster
David James
William Ferguson
Fritz Fouts
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Duncan Boy Returns From Hospital After Tonsil Operation
Mrs. C. E. Duncan and her son Bobbie returned from Grant hospital in Columbus where Bobbie underwent an operation to remove his tonsils.
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Glouster
C. E. Duncan
Bobbie
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Paul Brown to Lead Eagle Minstrels at Glouster Opera House
Paul Brown, popular with Rotary Players audiences, will helm the Eagle Minstrels tonight at the Glouster opera house, presented by Corning Aerie of Eagles. The event aims to entertain local theatre patrons and raise funds for Eagles activities.
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Glouster
Paul Brown
Rotary Players
Eagle Minstrels
Glouster Opera House
Corning Aerie of Eagles
Kruschen Salts Offer Cheerful Daily Boost
Grandpa extols Kruschen Salts as a wholesome morning aid. The copy claims two tablets in breakfast tea purify the body, stimulate natural juices, and foster good humor, energy, and appetite through sodium magnesium and potassium content.
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Grandpa
Pythian Sisters Convention Opens in Nelsonville
White Rose Temple and Glouster Temple Pythian Sisters are well represented at the convention in Nelsonville today with active participation from both lodges.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Glouster Temple Pythian Sisters
Nelsonville
High School to Meet Kiwanis Team Friday Afternoon
In Glouster on April 21 a ball game is planned between the local high school team and the Kiwanis team. The game will be played on the local grounds Friday at 3 50 o clock in the afternoon.
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Glouster
Kiwanis
Nine Days Remain to File Personal Property Returns
County auditor J Clyde Edmundson reports only nine days left to file personal property returns. Assessors are busy across districts and delays could push returns past the April deadline, with taxpayers losing the $100 exemption if not in by May 1.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Assessor Named for Amesville to Collect Property Returns
The article reports the appointment of F. F. Glazier as Amesville assessor. Taxpayers are urged to file property returns promptly to preserve exemptions and avoid penalties for failing to comply with the law. Glazier will handle returns for village taxpayers.
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Amesville
F. F. Glazier
Ohio University Symphony to Visit Ironton Concert
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra directed by Deforest W. Ingerham will perform in Ironton with soprano Alice Holmen and soloist Donald Dowd assisting. The annual home concert is set for Wednesday April 27 at 8 PM in Ewing Hall auditorium with tickets at Cline's drug store.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Ironton
Cline’s
Donald Dowd
Lamb to Speak at Athens Presbyterian Brotherhood Meet
The Athens Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood will hear Dr B F Lamb executive secretary of the Ohio Council of Churches at 6 o’clock tonight. Wood president of the group will lead the session and Mrs S M Haffey’s Friendly Society division will serve the dinner.
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Men’s Brotherhood
Ohio Council of Churches
Men's Brotherhood
Athens Presbyterian Church
B. F. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
United States
J. P P. Wood
Brotherhood
S. M. Haffey
Friendly Society
Event Postponed to Friday April 29 at 5 45
An event scheduled for Friday evening April 22 has been postponed one week to Friday April 29 at 5 45 o'clock. The change shifts the program to the same time on the new date.
Ray files suit over promissory note from Lick Run Coal and Clay
Frank A Ray sues in Common Pleas to recover 176.29 with 6 percent interest from August 9 1926 alleging a promissory note due from the Nelsonville based Lick Run Coal and Clay company yesterday.
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Frank A. Ray
Lick Run Coal and Clay Company
Nelsonville Corporation
Common Pleas
Ray
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Quick Breath Relief
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and improves bad breath without calomel side effects. Claims a vegetarian olive oil formula with a distinctive olive color and nightly use for a week. Priced 15c 30c 60c, available at all druggists.
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss Without Exercise
A promotional notice touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a modern scientific method to reduce fat without dieting or exercise. It claims 19 years of use, visible slimmer figures, increased vigor, and urges readers to buy at one dollar per box from druggists, noting a pamphlet in each box.
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