Glouster Kiwanis to Host Charter Party with Area Guests
Glouster Kiwanis club plans a charter party Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium beginning at 6 30 with visitors from Athens Nelsonville Logan Lancaster New Lexington and Pomeroy. Governor Robert Frey of Ohio Kiwanis district and several lieutenant governors will attend and toastmaster Geo W Rose will lead.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
New Lexington
Pomeroy
Robert Frey
Ottawa
Ohio
Kiwanis District
George B. Quatman
Howard §. Smith
Clyde F. Barnes
Harold S. Bowen
George L. Moore
LaFayette Hayes
Geo. W. Rose
M. M. Bryson
Frey
R. G. Webber de
T. N. Hoover
M. M. LeFavor
Dog Tags Available In Glouster For County Dog Law
A supply of 1926 dog tags will be kept at G. A. Cornwell Jewelry on Front street for dog owners in the county. The new law requires tags to be displayed on dogs by January 20, with a twenty day grace period for next year.
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Glouster
G. A. Cornwell Jewelry
Front Street
Brace
P. T. A. Plans Bazaar in Glasgow High School
The Glasgow Parent-Teacher Association prepares a bazaar at the high school auditorium on December 11 with an afternoon and evening program. Numerous articles will be on sale and proceeds go to benefit the schools.
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Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
Kiwanis Club Plans Good Fellow Night Meeting
Kiwanis club gathers tonight at the I O C hall from 6 30 to 7 30 with stunts short speeches and a choir. Women from the Methodist church will serve lunch.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
The
Methodist Church
Plan Tag Day for Children in Glouster Saturday
Volunteer efforts by the Volunteers of America in Glouster plan a Children s Heart tag day on Saturday with local sponsors and prize incentives. Prizes include a $5 savings account from Glouster State Bank, a Barpin from T W Sanders jeweler, a $3 scarf, a box of candy, and a vanity case. Passes to the opera house or Ambrose theater reward tag buyers reaching $3.
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Glouster
The
Volunteers of America
Ballington Booth
C. J. Frampton
Dallas Browning Co
F. Wallace
A. J. Crawford
J. H. Elias
J. A. Pedicord
Peoples Store
Opera House
Ambrose Theater
Glouster Child Hurt in Monday Accident
Malcolm Higgens, small son of Mr and Mrs Fred Higgens of Glouster, suffered an accident Monday afternoon while at home or nearby, details not fully clear in the notice. No further information on severity or outcome is provided in the excerpt.
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Glouster
Malcolm Higgens
Fred Higgens
Student sufers broken arm after fall at Nelsonville school
A student falling from a table at school broke his left arm just below the elbow. The boy, identified as Malcolm, formerly attended Nelsonville School.
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Malcolm
Nelsonville
Bridal Shower Honoring Henderson Wallace Couple
A mixed shower at 8 Main Street Glouster honors Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Henderson Virginia Breeding on December 1. Guests rode a wheelbarrow parade with the bride and groom, followed by toe dancing and piano selections. Gifts and refreshments completed the event.
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Glouster
Pearl Wallace
Main Street
Charles E. Henderson
Virginia Breeding
Louise Kempton
Jacksonville
Mildred Cunningham
Ralph Butts
Nelsonville
Women’s Athletic Association Mass Meeting at Ohio University
The Women’s Athletic Association of Ohio University held a mass meeting in Ewing Hall Auditorium on Wednesday evening. President Miss Jane Allen gave a short talk on the group’s progress and projects for the year. Members performed stunts and a skit titled News from the Green and White.
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Women’s Athletic Association of Ohio University
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Jane Allen
Highland
Dorothy Carson
Jane Milar
Marian Ickes
Virginia Herrington
Pile-num Promise Quick Relief for Piles
This ad claims Pile-num provides instant relief from piles with reduced itching and lubrication to prevent irritation. It promises possible cure and offers money back if relief is not achieved, naming local drugstores as outlets.
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Ine’s
Gibson's
McKee Drug Co
Lash
Reading by Miss Virginia Ginther Featured Evening
During the evening a reading was presented by Miss Virginia Ginther, following a program segment. The event highlighted literary interest and showcased local talent.
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Virginia Ginther
Mrs Alden Seeks Alimony in Absence Since 1925
Mrs. Eugene Alden petitions Common Pleas court for alimony for herself and infant daughter after her husband, absent since May 9, 1925, allegedly earns about 128 dollars a month. She seeks protection from interference and funding for the suit, noting their December 1924 marriage and a child of about eight weeks.
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Eugene Alden
Alden
Common Pleas
Star Grocery Sues W Randolph & Son for 264
The Star Grocery of Parkersburg files suit in Common Pleas against W Randolph and Son of Hockingport seeking 264 49 dollars on account as alleged in the petition.
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Co. W. Randolph and Son
Hockingport
Star Grocery Company
Parkersburg
Kipling Improves in London After Illness
Rudyard Kipling, 60, the renowned poet and novelist, shows a slight improvement in his bronchial pneumonia condition at his Burwash home in Sussex, as reported today.
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Kipling
London
Rudyard Kipling
Burwash
Bussex
Wife Acquitted in Chicago Murder Verdict
Mrs. Mary Kuna, 47, was acquitted by a jury of murdering her husband Albert. She did not understand the verdict because she does not understand English and relied on a translator to explain the decision.
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Chicago
Mary Kuna
Albert
Only One Child Survives in Lancaster Family Tragedy
In Lancaster on Tuesday night four children were born to Mr and Mrs Dewey Rose. By morning only one child remained alive. The mother, 24, and the surviving infant are reported to be progressing well.
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Lancaster
Dec
Dewey Rose
France Approves Large New State Loan in France
Paris voters in the Chamber of Deputies backed Finance Minister Louchet's plan allowing the Bank of France to lend the state six billion francs. The decision passed 245 to 235 after a long session beginning near 10:40 p.m.
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Chamber of Deputies
Louchett
Bank of France
Bank of England Raises Discount Rate to 6 Percent
The Bank of England lifted its discount rate to 6 percent today in a move linked to rises by U S federal reserve banks. Only New York and San Francisco Fed banks have not yet raised theirs.
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Bank of England
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New York
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