Daughters Of Veterans Quilt For Fall Reunion
Glouster news notes the Daughters of Veterans held a quilting session Friday at Mrs. Fred Brown’s home. They pieced a quilt to be given away at the fall reunion. Dinner served to a long list of members and guests including Ghila Brown of Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Fred Brown
Glouster
Lizzie McKee
Nancy Price
Mrs. Kinney
Mrs. Eddy
Ella Andrews
Mary Roberts
May McLain
Sue Murphy
Vesta Cherrington
Elsie Cherrington
Eileen
Edna Embrey
Lena Snowden
Myrl Morgan
Zella Brown
Leona
Paul
Margaret Brown
Contracts set for furnishing coal to Trimble schools
Contracts awarded Saturday night by the Trimble township board of education for furnishing coal to the school buildings include Greens Run Hollister Blackwood Oakdale McLeish Goose Run and more. Transportation contracts to Hollister school go to E F R Johnson. Frances Reading hired for Greens Run home economics. An extra room addition at Hollister for auto mechanics will be built by M E Christman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
Board of Education
Greens Run
Carl Cartwright
Hollister
Wm. McCltlilan
Black
Society and Personal Mention from Athens News
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in society items. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Bryan return from Lake Chautauqua with Mrs. Frank B. Dilley visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Woodworth return from Adrian Michigan. several families and guests travel through Athens and nearby towns for visits, reunions, and vacations with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Lake
Chautauqua, Chautauqua, N
Franz Woodworth
Adrian, Mich
Raymond Bethel
Mrs. B. W. Simpson
Margaret of Lancaster
Athens
Sunday
Rural attendance urged for Athens county fair 1928
The Athens county fair runs August 21 to 24 with a rural attendance push. Management calls the exhibition an agricultural course showing livestock, crops, and farm products. The show features new recipes, household conveniences, and premium stock. Breeders and farmers are urged to attend from judging to end.
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Athens County
Nine Men Flees With Beer in Parma Police Pursuit
Nine men fleeing Cleveland with a truckload of beer and wine ran into Parma police early today. Seven were released on Marshal Charles Tesar’s order, while two held. The detainees are Max Vollenweider who admitted the beverages belonged to him and Simeon Richards, owner and driver of the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Parma
Charles Tesar
Max Vollenweider
Simeon Richards
Man From Erin Electrocuted At Fence
Aug 6. Cornelius McMahon 25 Bascom was electrocuted Sunday when he touched a wire fence carrying a broken high voltage line of the Toledo Friday and Fostoria Interurban company. A score of pigs and chickens in the pasture were killed by contact with the wire. McMahon had come to Bascom four months ago from Ireland where he was said to have been associated with Eamon DeValera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
U.P
Cornelius McMahon
Bascom
Toledo, Friday and Fostoria Interurban Company
McMahon
Ireland
Eamon DeValera
Tragic Crossing Crash Kills Woman and Two Granddaughters
The bodies of Mrs. A. A. Stout and her granddaughters Margey 14 and Geraldine 7 were sent to Mogadore after a grade crossing collision near Ravenna. Mrs Stout and the girls were en route to Mogadore with her husband after visiting a Portage YWCA camp in Mogadore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
A. A. Stout
Margey
Geraldine
Mogadore
Three Charges Filed Against Buchtel Man
Clarence Christy of Buchtel was arrested on drunkenness driving while intoxicated and possession of a half pint of whiskey. He was brought to Athens and jailed and expected to face arraignment before Justice of Peace Carl Porter. Deputy Heck and Marshal Williams led the arrest after learning he passed through Deanville with whiskey. A $10 fine and costs were paid by Reams Gibson after a drunkenness charge in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christy
Buchtel
Athens
Justice of Peace
Carl Porter
Fred Heck
Henry Williams
Glouster
Christy
Deanville
Reams Gibson
Alex M. Moore
Gibson
Charles Maple
Three Cars Damaged In Early Night Traffic
Three automobiles owned by Holly King Elmer Clartman and G K Wilson were lightly damaged at State and Court streets early last night. No injuries occurred. King’s northbound car on Court crossed onto State and hit Hartman’s southbound car, then struck Wilson’s parked vehicle on State. Police Captain Charles Maple investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Court Streets
Holly King
Elmer Clartman
G. K. Wilson
Court Street
Hartman
Charles Maple
Holly
State Street
Rumor Ties Tris Speaker to Dallas Club Ownership
Rumors say Tris Speaker may acquire an interest in a Dallas Texas League club and manage it next season, though no official confirmation has been issued. The claim centers on Speaker’s potential involvement in ownership and team leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Speaker
Dallas
Theft of Ford Coupe Reported at 18 Last State Street
The Ford coupe was stolen from in front of Fred Josten’s home at 18 Last State Street last night. Police Captain Charles Maple reported the theft early this morning and no trace of the vehicle had been found by late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Josten
Last State Street
Charles Maple
Water service disrupted while reservoir cleaned in Glouster
The board of public affairs says the city water will be off all day Tuesday as the hill reservoir is cleaned. The receiving basin at the plant is being cleaned today and will be filled Tuesday while the reservoir is cleaned. Water will be on again Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Board of Public &Affairs
Black Cat Youth to Be Arraigned in Athens Court
A young man named Christy from the Black Cat locality in the Hocking valley faces two charges in an Athens magistrate court. He is accused of driving while intoxicated and possessing intoxicating liquor. A complaint was filed with Marshal Williams after 8 PM Saturday as a drunken driver caused a disturbance near mine 246. Christy was pursued to Deanville, where he was arrested and taken to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Christy
Hocking
Athens
Marshal Williams
E. E. Johnson
Marshakl Williams
Deanville
Glouster Eagle Delegate Attends State and National Conventions
Ben Skinner of Glouster Aerie No. 468 travels to Columbus this week as a delegate to both the state and national conventions of the Fraternal Order of Eagles representing Glouster Aerie No. 468.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ben Skinner
Trimble
Columus
Order of Eagles
Skinner
Glouster Aerie
Great Plant Projected for East Ohio City
In Zanesville on August 6 reports say negotiations for a full sale of the 5000 acre Bauxite field near Norwich in Muskingum county to the Aluminum Corporation of America are underway though not yet ratified. The tract, leased to W. D. Beers of Cambridge, is described by experts as the world’s largest bauxite deposit. Rumors also place future aluminum plants in the area after sale completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
U.P
Norwich
Muskingum County
Aluminum Corpora
Tion
America
W. D. Beers
Cambridge
Ohio
The
United
Two Large Mines Resume Operations in Ohio District
BELLAIRE Aug. 6 Two of the region s largest soft coal mines Mines Nos 4 and 6 of the Rail and River Coal company resumed work under the open shop with 600 miners returning. The mines are at McClainsville and Stewardsville in Belmont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Ohio
Rail and River Coal Company
McClainsville
Stewardsville
Belmont County
Two Passengers Die In Train Collision Near Mounds
Two passengers killed and more than a score injured when a south bound Illinois Central train derailed and side-swiped a north bound train near Mounds Indiana. The Chickasaw night train from Memphis to St Louis struck the Chicago to New Orleans No 3 southbound service.
Letter Gelf Help Puzzle Hits The Page
A riddle explains a word ladder puzzle where one letter is changed at a time to reach a new word matching a crime theme. It outlines rules for valid steps and requires a common jump word, with the solution noted on the last page of the issue.
Cuba Seen Through Havana Letters From Salvation Army Leaders
Miss Lucille Hunter reports Havana life from a Salvation Army captain’s view. She describes street fashion, uniforms for women and workers, apartment living, polite Cubans, and a city scene of parks, fountains, and a clean streets program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Lucille Hunter
Arthur Hunter
Kern Street
Salvation Army
Havanna
Cuba
Havana
Miss Hunter
Jamacia
England
Sweedish
Argentina
Maud Hall
Miss Hall
A Pretty Party Frock for a Little Miss Pattern
Sewing note describes a flowered dress style for a girl aged 2 to 8 years using chiffon taffeta or voile. It lists fabric amounts for a 6 year size and facing and binding, with pattern mail order for 15 cents.
Untitled fragment on Cuba faith and youth
A fragment speaks of beautiful people in a land with many children who have not heard of a Bible by age fourteen. It contrasts spiritual darkness in Cuba with worship of God rather than wealth, suggesting the nation could be heaven on earth if faith prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Three Die East of Alliance in Interurban Crash
Three men were killed near Alliance when their car was demolished by a Stark interurban car. Andy Wagner of Salem was instantly killed, while Frank Tischboll of Alliance and Simon Guneseh died after hospital treatment. In Lebanon,Estelle Moore and Robert Cole both of South Lebanon were struck by lightning during a heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
U.r-T
Stark
Andy Wagner
Salem
Frank Tischboll
Simon Guneseh
Lebanon
Estelle Moore
Robert Cole
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Barberton
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Jable Avenue
J. S. Steiner
Virginia Tripplehorn
Bluffton
Victor Bain
Chicago
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Lawrence Apartments
Mr. Bain
Lawrence
S. Kent Hunter
Washington, D. C
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George Kaler
C. H. Harris
East State Street
J. T. Dailey
Albany
Lloyd T. Dailey
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Etta Foster
West Union Sire
Crystal Pool
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John Kilpatrick
Camp Endubonah
Ambrose Terrell
Akron
Arthur Coon
Grosvenor Street
John Henry
Marjorie Dee
Philadelphia
J. L. Henry
J. E. Bailey
Henry
Jefferson Medical College
James Day
Dow Strawn
Ryland C. Dorr
Columbus
Mrs. William Bush
New Haven
W. Va
F. C. McLaughlin
Francis
Radcliff
Alva Turner
Bean
Bluemound
Ill
L. R. Allen
Franklin Avenue
Turner
James A. Caldwell
Athens Messenger
H. FF. Cakenougher
Pt. Huron
Athens Lodge
Home
West Haven Garden
Miss West
A. R. Kresge
Eugenia
Rev
H. Kk. Wright
Waterloo
Ind
Charles de Molet, Jr
H. C. Brown
Cincinnati
Helen Lawrence
Ithaca, N. Y
C. M. Kellogg
George Doll
Carrie Herdman
Coolville
Steubenville
Lora Griggs
Dallas Briggs
Gene Briggs
Dallas, Briggs
Charles Briggs
Hugh Jefferson
Elizabeth Briggs
George Cavanaugh
Charleston
Clara Cavanaugh
Zaleski
Cavanaugh
General Motors Company
Luella Wise
Jack Sunkel
Juanita
A. C. Burson
Shade
W. B. Shingler
Hattie Nolan
Misse
Earl Nolan
E. E. van Dyke
West State Street
Camp Endahbonah
Muskingum River
John H. Preston
Fred Cabeen
R. A. Dalton
Webster Dalton
Merle Cabeen
Erin
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Ohio City
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
P. Bldg
Mie
Atlantic
France
Newfoundland
Azores
KE B
Hosmer
Montreal
F.J. Courtney
Whale
Athens Girl
Mrs. Jones
Hunter
States
Rotary Club of
Ellis Island
Fraternity
Dea
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Messenger Pattern Department
Prince
Cross Bros
W. Union &1
Buckeye State Building
Gay ST
O. CU
Lostro
G& Loan CO
Athens, Ohio
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P. E. Hixson
Co. L. Stout Roy Oscar Davis
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