Home Destroyed by Flames in Glouster Area
Levi Maxwell, 78, perished in a Friday fire that destroyed his Maplewood home in Glouster. Funeral services set for Monday at 9:26 AM at Hartlesville home. burial at Union Cemetery. Maxwell leaves seven children and a sister. cause suspected arson with a discarded cigarette.
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Louster
Bertha Martin
Maplewood
Glouster
Levi Maxmites
Tig City
Nepaley Maxwell
Hartleyville
Akron
Maxwell
Neasley
Harleyville
Clatde
Burton
Corning
Clar
Ence Hill
Clarence ‘Martin
Harry
Missy Helen
Athens
Columbus
Cuslons
McClelbeen
Crookaville
John
Muswell
Bremen
Thomas
Andersen
Kansas
Hartlesville Mondey
Carter
Wiliam A. Williams
Union Cemetery, Co
Indian Beauty Queen Leads Mayetta Fair Winner
Miss Green, a full-blood Ponawaitomie from Delta, Kansas, has been chosen as the most beautiful Indian girl in America at a Mayetta fair. The title unites Green with the national spotlight as a symbol of Native American beauty.
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Green
America
Mayetta
Kan
Miss Green
Delt
Kun
Anti-knock fuel standardization urged for auto engines
The piece discusses varied anti-knock gasoline types affecting high compression engines and the push by fuel and automotive interests to standardize ratings. It notes motorists should follow manufacturer guidance, the need to match fuel to engine compression, and the ongoing effort to reduce vapor lock and detonation through better fuel design and metering systems.
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Israel Klein Scienes
NEA
Pehe Rage
Unti
Ober
Ing
Mrs Frank Bishop Dies Suddenly in Bishopville
Glouster Ohio August 23 Mrs Frank Bishop about 73 died suddenly shortly after noon today at the old Bishop home in Bishopville where she spent the summer. She was the wife of Frank Bishop of Columbus and with her at death were Arthur Allman and Eleanor Day both of Columbus. The Bishops formerly lived in Bishopville and later Glangster.
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Glouster
Frank Bishop
Bishop
Bishopville
Columbus
Charles Bishop
Arthur Allman
Eleanor Day
Bishons
Glangter
Columbius
Columbus Nurse Katherine McMahon Dies at 80
Miss Katherine McMahon of Columbus aged 80 died Friday noon at St. Francis Hospital after several weeks illness. Survived by three sisters Mrs. George Thompson and Miss Elizabeth Mahon and Miss Mary Mahon. Funeral Holy Cross Church Glouster with burial at Calvary. Reunion set. Bishop unite notes by RK Lunsford. Oakdale PTA to host roast night fundraiser for school.
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Glouster
Katherine McMahon
Columbus
Jacksonville
St. Francis Hospital
George
Thompson
Elizabeth
Mary M Mahon
Jacksourlie High School
St. Ann's Maternity Hospital
Colunbus
Wigoa
Holy Cross Church
Mingal
Pradict
RK. A. Lunsford
Burr-Oak Road Closed For Tar Surfacing Work Between Rare Oak and Corning
Burr Oak road will be closed for three to four weeks for tar-tarring between Rare Oak and Corning. Work will use a two-inch depth on the surface with possible detours via Corning or Murray. a dry-season detour from Burr Oak to Corning over old roads may be used after rain.
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Glouster
Avg.s
Rare Oak
Corning
Avey
New Lexington
Servin Mebeis
Murray CH
Picnic at Church Glovstm… Highlights of Mothers Day Event
A church picnic at the Tagr Grove featured a program of readings and recitations. Mildred Shirkey, Jove Cox, Clea Mae Conway, and others delivered pieces including humorous readings and anecdotes. Local attendees included Inna Jean Nichols and Norma Mae Jansen with Mrs Hallam and Mrs Hots ington presiding.
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Jsekgeny
Bfdistharch
Pott
Kiven
Tolinws
Mildred Shirkey
Jove Cox
Clea Mae Conway
Charles ‘Tinker
Katharyn Keine
Ann Haskina
Inna Jean Nichols
Mrs. Hallam
Norma Mae Jansen
Mrs. Hotsington
Var Scheele
Fire at Boston Store Building prompts internal tear and repairs
Aug 23 fire at the Boston Store Building on Abb Street started from a blow torch used by a painter to burn off old paint. Fire department used chemicals and avoided city water. A large portion of a siding had to be torn away to reach the fire.
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Glouster
Boston
Abb Street
Rutland News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Rutland area residents report a string of hospital visits and family arrivals. Everett Weel of Domsroy taken to McMillan Hospital. Worthy Braley and family from Ellwood City Pa. visiting Elizabeth Braley and Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Sommers formerly Edith Winn of Rutland left for Akron to care for Sartin Summers and baby. Grace Troser underwent tonsil operation. condition improving. Several locals travel to Columbus and Parkersburg for family reasons and social visits.
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Clarence Chase
Chatestone
Everett Weel
Domsroy
McMillan Hospital
Worthy Braley
Ellwood City
Elizabeth Braley
Davis
Braley
Ethel Buckwood
Gallipolis
Grace Troser
Middleport
Vreiess
Local notices from Kimberley Aug 28
Community notes from Kimberly report visits in Columbus and Chauncey. Arch Brooks move to second floor of former Kimberly Store building. Nelsonville High School Band concert drew locals to the Square. Shires Cass hosted the first case family reunion. Richard Adams returned home after hospital stay following an accident. Various residents attended church and a 4 H Club picnic. New births and health updates listed among residents.
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Pickelt
Della McDonald
Columbus
Arch Brooks
Kimberly
Nelsonville High School
Case
Shires Cass
Clifford Brown
Rosa Brows
Willant Searles
Emil Fain
Richard Adams
Cherrington Hostal
Logan
Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Happy Hustliers
West
Chauncey
Charles Holconbe
Albert Brown
Wallace Pickatt
Carl Lauderback
Bill Searles
Patsy Davis
Cricket Brown
Howard Donaldson
New Floodwood
Frank McClein
Willa Davis
Charles West
James Brown
Oak Grove
Weekend Social Notices From New Pittsburgh EW
Miss Mattie Dexter of Cleveland spent the weekend with Dr. Henry Simpson. Miss Florence Brooks visited Logan relatives. Miss Ollie Craig visited New Straitsville friends. Olie Craig Venus and Thelma Phillips visited The Lining. Ifford Brooks spent two weeks in Logan with relatives. Kraneth Destr spent Sunday at Starr with relatives while Tom Dexter accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook returned from Willoughby to visit daughter Mrs. Ralph Lanning and her children. Mr and Mrs. William Farmer Forest Jackson Harry Randolph and Millard Randolph visited their mother Mrs. Gilbert Randolph at Zaneyville Monday. Millard Stanolph spent the week with his mother. Nassel Jewett of Barberton visited Mr and Mrs. C. H. Simpson recently. Mrs. Alea Phillips and kin visited Friday in New Stra le rile with Tim Dane Laird Prudent Dale Hutchison and Herold Harris attended church Sunday night. Mrs EF Motechins appeared spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs. Charles Shuskweiler family. Harry Sisson of Columbus was a business visitor here Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
Aus
Mattie Dexter
Cleveland
Henry Simpson
Florence Brooks
Logan
Ollie Craig
New Straitsville
Olie Craig
Venus
Thelma Phillips
Ifford Brooks
Kraneth Destr
Starr
Tom Dexters
Frank Cook
Gon
Willoughby
Vhey
Ralph Lanning
Wit
William Farmer
Forest Jackson
Harry Randolph
Millard Randolph
Zaneyville
Gilbert Randelph
Millard Stanolph
Nassel Jewett
Barberton
Mrn
C. H. Simpson
Alea Phillips
Gonsper
New Stralerile
Tim Dane
Laird Prudent
Dale Hutchison
Herold Harris
Motehins
Apa
Bobbie Gene
Charles Shuskweiler
Harry Sisson
Columbus
Local Social Notes From Aug 75 Gathering Week
Mrs Deane Blackwood visited her parents and Mrs Will Pratt last Wednesday. Mrs Dane Brickies and children visited Mrs Mazie Meeks of Jerseyville Sunday. Miss Letta Livacy visited Norma Young Monday afternoon. Verna Young and son Eugene were guests of Mrs Frank Cat Monday. Thurston Carney invited Andrew Gilkey Wednesday. Henry Tubbs made a business tip to Pratts Fork Wednesday. Mrs Dayton Tubbs and daughter Delores were guests of Mabel Staneart Monday. Wheat sowing is planned locally. Frank Chaney of Bedford will lead Epworth League Sunday evening. Edward Blackwood will sing a solo and Mrs Dayton Tubbs with Norma Young will sing a duet.
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Srsday
Deane Blackwood
Will Pratt
Dane Brickies
Mazie Meeks
Jerseyville
Letta Livacy
Norman Young
Verna Young
Eugene
Frank Cat
Thurston Carney
Andrew Gilkey
Henry Tubbs
Pratts Fork
Dayton Tubbs
Delores
Mabel Staneart
Barmoers
Frank Chaney
Bedford
Epworth League
Edward Blackwood
Norma Young
Amesville visitors plan tour to Washington New York and Buffalo
Mrs Oliva Hull and Mrs Treadaway of Flint Michigan visited the Rev and Mrs A M Taylor then left for a tour to Washington D C New York City Buffalo and Canada. Mrs Hull and Mrs Treadaway are writers of Mrs Taylor Beatrice Porter of Marietta spent last week with her mother Mrs Florence Porte John Kasler received a diploma.
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Melville
Mire
Oliva Hull
Alfred Treadeway
Helen i Brady
Ell
Flint
Mich
A. M Taylor
Washington, D. C
New York City
Buffalo
Canada
Mra
Hull
Treadaway
Wrgtera
Taylor
Beatrice Porter
Marietta
Fiorence Porte
John Kasler
Kelrne family second annual reunion set at Heeper Ridge Church
The Kelrne family will hold its second annual reunion at Heeper Ridge Church on Sunday September 21. Relatives and friends are invited to attend as Mrs East Liverpool visited Mr A E Fellows last week. Other notes mention extended family visits and weekend travels among locals.
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Marietta Commercial College
Paul Davis
Newark
Davis
Gilbert Boudinot
H. G.turner
Columbia
Kelrne
Heeper Ridge
Community Notes from Lottridge OTTRIDGH Area
Mr and Mrs G H Moechtle of Milwaukee return home after a pend ing genetral daye at Daniel Ackrey home. Families and visitors including Boggs, Chevalier, Allen Runion Herdman Hixson and Barnes gather at local residences and farms around Freedsville and Warren during the week.
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Catherine Herdman
Athens
Joh Bacheldor
Paul
the Plains
Daniel Ackley
Nira
Edwin Hixson
Persons Farm
L. T. Runnion
Harold
J. W. Barnes
Freedsville
BD. T. Burns
Eae
Wees
Dornan Rae Ormsby
Warren
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
J. N. Jenklys
Road grading begins near Strode's Store in Sach contracts
Sharpsburg area notes grading on the road from Strode's Store to Plantsville has started with five men at work Fanners seek more employment on such contracts. Lilian Bardin visited Athens Sunday meeting son James Edgerton for a Thegipsong reunion near Ches nire. Rev Gregory and family were in Lancaster. Mrs Gregory and children stayed with her mother Margaret Kitchen. Clarence Kerns and Everett Calloway repair the district schoolhouses in James and Bern Townships. Several families attended the Muel Gas Company employee clinic at Lancaster Saturday.
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Harpsburg
Lota Strode
Vere
Burch
Old Man's Cave
Logan
Sunray
New Marshfield
Strode
Plantsville
Lilian Bardin
Athens
James Edgerton
Straitsville News: Local Families Travel and Obituary Report
Aug 22 Straitsville news notes Mr and Mrs T W Blankenahty and Mr and Mrs Ned Warman of Orrville vacationing in Washington Dc Funeral services held for Harrison Crawford leaving a widow and five married children Andrew Angle hosts in William Stephenson home Birth announced for Frank Mathews night marshal and wife hospi tal status Myr and Mrs Frank Hupp and Pauline vacationing in New York City Fred Blattkership visits John Bagent Civil War veteran in Gora
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Harrison Wrawford
Andrew Angle
Witliam Stephenson
Frank Mathews
Mathews
Frank Hupp
Pauline
New York City
Fred Blattkership
John Bagent
Gora
Mr. Bagent
Junior Metcalf Returns Home From Nevada Trip Alone
Aug 23. Junior Metcalf, 12, spent the summer with his aunt Mrs Z C Matlack and left Sunday for his Nevada home. Other notes: Thomas Wood of New York City visited his daughter Mrs Warren Weat. Jay Shumaker and family of Detroit stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Shumaker. Timothy Coffey and family of Marion visited Mrs Coffey's parents Mr and Mrs Joseph McAvoy. Mr and Mrs Silas Seckman of
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Ong Bottom
Junior Metcalf
Z. C. Matlack
Nevada
Uge
Thomas Wood
New York
City
Warren Weat
Jay Shumaker
Detroit
J.B. Shumaker
Timothy Coffey
Marion
Mra
Women pilots setting new marks in aviation progress
Washington Aug. 23 Women are not only learning to fly but setting records that challenge men in commercial aviation. About 250 U S women hold government licenses and serve as commercial transport test and demonstration pilots, aircraft sales staff, and airport managers while taking executive roles with airlines. Nine women belong to the National Air Mail Pilots Association.
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Ashington
United States
Americas Automobile Association
AAA Air Travel Division
National Air Mail Pilots’ Association
Land leases filed in Marion and surrounding townships
Ohio Fuel Gas Company leased land in Marion, Malls, Washington, Besitan and Salt Creek Townships. Forty two leases were recorded covering about 5.00 acres, with much of the acreage in Marl en Town area amid speculation of a rising gas well. Total recording fees will exceed 100 dollars.
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Olgaria
Marion
Malls
Washington
Besitan
Salt Creek
Ohio Fuel Gas Campany
County Recorder’s
Recorder DB
L. Struble Lee Ang
Foghorn as Time Signal Used by Local Harbor Workers
In Wisconsin a foghorn near the harbor serves as a time signal for ship handling. Miss Florence Dunton, a Wheaton city woman, notes that four horn blasts indicate the required interval to sell a boat.
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Manttow OU
Wis
Florence Dunton
Wenen
Enthusiasm for Konjola Promises Relief and Gain
Sufferers seek relief not promises. Case of Laura Gallagher of Youngstown, Ohio, highlights Konjola claims to cure indigestion headaches and nervousness. Ad touts Konsolare in Athena Ohio and distribution by Wiest druggists nationwide.
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North Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Kanjola
Athena Ohio
Lat Meken Deng Co
Chinenue
International Road Congress to Meet in Washington
The sixth International Road Congress will convene in Washington from October 6 to 11. Thomas P. Henry of the American Automobile Association says the meeting will stimulate road building worldwide with many national authorities attending and demonstrations of U S highway methods.
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Ashamgton
Washington
Thomas P. Henry
American Automobile Association
Henry
Henry “O
Ravelers
Tony
United States
Piois
London
Seville
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