Fire destroys Redtown home in early morning blaze
In Glouster Ohio the old John Heiser residence at Redtown burned about 2:45 AM. John Stanley and family saved part of their belongings. The insured property belonged to the Heiser heirs. Stanley carried no household goods insurance. Firefighters arrived too late as the structure was virtually destroyed. The blaze likely started on the second floor from a defective flue.
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Glouster
John Heiser
Redtown
John Stanley
Heiser
Stanley
Glousier
William Swindell Called by Death
William Swindell 49 longtime resident dies Monday morning at 11 from asthma and illness complications. Survived by wife and five children including George, James, William Jr, Bessie, and Mrs Lawrence Mills of Newark. Funeral at M E Church Wednesday at 2 PM. burial site not yet decided.
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Facicsron
Dee
Nam Swindell
George
James
William
Bessie
Lawrence Mills
Newark
M. EB
Reitz
TWA Pu Lion in Holiday Money to Set Record
Wall Street workers face a strong year with potential bonuses and higher shares as profits are expected to soar. The holiday period brings renewed optimism for traders and investors amid market gains and wage expectations.
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Twa PU Lion
Wall Street
Record Christmas stock distribution to top Wall Street totals
New York December 10. More than two billion dollars will be distributed to Wall Street workers investors and the public this Christmas season. The total will exceed last year by at least twenty percent with $6096,000,000 in cash now going to investors nationwide.
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Richard L. Gridley
New York
U.P
Wall Street
Millionaire invalid Kenneth Bee Coulter Dies in New York
Kenneth Bee Coulter, 45, rich invalid once in nationwide headlines for a transcontinental chase to capture a girl who later became his wife, died of pneumonia at Clifton Springs Sanitarium. He became disabled from a football injury at Williams College about 20 years ago. Born in Austinburg, Ohio.
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Clifton Springs
N. Y
Kenneth Bee, Coulter
Williams College
Austinburgh
Ohio
Phone saves life after attempted suicide in New York
Louis Potash, 70, tried to take his own life by poisoning. He collapsed and knocked the phone off the hook, his groans alerting a telephone operator who summoned police and an ambulance. Potash was rushed to a hospital and is believed to be recovering.
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New York
Louis Potash
Potash
Christmas Tree Erected by Glouster Kiwanis Club
The Glouster Kiwanis Community Christmas tree was set up on Depot Square grown on Embrey Avenue. It will be wired for colored lights with a large electric star placed at the top. The club plans to use the tree as a distributing point for treats for local children and surrounding communities.
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Kiwanis Club
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis
Depot Square
Embrey Avenue
Ita
Kiwanig Club
Club Members to Receive Achievement Certificates in Athens
Twenty two members of the Royal Daughters Club in Athens 7 and the 4-H Club will be awarded achievement certificates at a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Bell at Clarks Chapel Friday morning. Names include Arena Patterson Lois McClanahan Dorothy McClanahan Mildred Ruth Cledith Carpenter Bernarda Williams Anna Sheridan Rita Sheridan Lilian Carpenter Lucile Carpenter Josephine Robinson Martha Robinson Eleanor France Dora Carsey Marie Ackley Ethel Ackley and boys Dean Williams Jess Coss Leon Hugres Hubert McCutcheon Charlie Williams Hari White. The Belt couple will entertain. County Extension Agent T H Johnson will speak briefly.
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Royal Daughters Club
Athens
James Bell
Clarks Chapel
Arena Patterson
Lois Ms.Clanahan
Dorothy McClanahan
Mildred Ruth
Cledith Carpenter
Bernarda Williams
Anna Sheridan
Rita Sheridan
Lilian Carpenter
Lucile Carpenter
Josephine Robinson
Martha Robinson
Eleanor France
Dora Carsey
Marie Ackley
Ethel Ackley
Dean Williams
Jess Coss
Leon Hugres
Hubert McCutcheon
Charlies Williams
Hari White
James Belt
T. H. Johnson
Mittens Muffler For Edison On Pilgrimage South
Thomas A. Edison, health restored and ready to work, is pictured in Newark before his annual winter pilgrimage to the South. The aged inventor plans to resume experiments in extracting rubber from goldenrod at his Fort Myers, Florida winter home.
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Thomas A. Hdison
Newark
N. J
Fort Meyers
Fla
Radio Test Asked For Ohio Station
U S Senator Roscoe C McCullouch and Congressman John C Speaks will back Fred A Palmer studio manager of WAIU Columbus in appealing to the Federal Radio Commission for a one month test of alleged interference between WAIU and KIFI Los Angeles. Columbus is to suspend daily programs at sundown to avoid signal clash with the Los Angeles station which starts then on the same channel.
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Washington
U. S&s
Roscoe C. McCullioch
John C. Speaks
Fred A. Palmer
WAIU
Columbus
Federal Radio Commission
KIFI
Los Angeles
Golden Nuggets End Stomach Aches Says Ohio Man
Mr S W Hovatter of 157 Park Street Akron Ohio reports long stomach troubles with gas pains heart palpitations and constipation. He credits Orange Root Iron and Celery compound and Golden Nuggets for relief and regained appetite and energy. He endorses these remedies sold by Lash's Drug Store and warns against imitators.
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Lash
George Ochs City Treasurer Dies in Spring Street Home
George Ochs aged 64 and serving as city treasurer died at his Spring Street residence Monday night after a lengthy illness. He leaves a widow Grace Easler and a 12 year old son Bobbie along with four siblings and several sisters in law. Funeral arrangements had not been set.
Auto Tags Going Slow in Glouster
Glouster December 10. Local registrar T K Mundew warns that slow sales of 1930 license tags may force many cars to be left in garages on January 1. By Monday night only 16 passenger car tags and three truck licenses had been sold. No extension will be granted to meet year end.
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Glouster
T. K. Mundew
Mundew
Grundy Credited On Party Efforts In Congress
The Senate Lobbying Committee reports Joseph R. Grundy, head of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, influenced party colleagues by his campaign revenue work. He raised large sums in Pennsylvania for Republican campaigns and has long pressed for higher tariffs. No recommendations were issued.
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Washington
U.R
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Senate Lobby
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Cpennsylvania
John Wisher
William S. Vare
Reynoldsburg Man Sues for Alienation of Affections
Eli N. Myers of Reynoldsburg files in common pleas court to recover 20000 dollars from Birney Dr. Lunn, dairyman, also of Reynoldsburg, alleging the alienation of his wife Minnie Tl. Myers. The case centers on support and damages claimed for marital breakdown.
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Columbus
Eli N. Myers
Reynoldsburg
Birney Dr. Lunn
Miners Clash Flares Bruising Illinois Mine War
In Taylorville Illinois a mass of about 1000 striking miners faced 600 National Guardsmen at Peabody Mine No 58. Armed townsmen and 24 trusted workers protected pumps as fear of bloodshed grew. Officers mobilized troops to quell threats from a reorganized union movement.
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Illinois
Taylorville
Ill
U.P
Peabody Mines
National
C. E. Black
Springfield
Fred E. Sterning
National Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers of America
D. L. Dunbar
Peabody Mine No. 58
Illinois Miners Union
Gastonia
Illinois Miners’ Union
Tennessee Textile Workers
N. C
Gas Tax Funds Used to Widen City Streets
Columbus December 10 Attorney General Bettman ruled that municipal shares of gasoline tax may be spent on road work including purchasing additional right of way for widening streets. The opinion follows his tendency to broadly interpret gasoline tax expenditure laws.
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Columbus
Bettman
Prepare Lessons To Be Used in 1932
Columbus reports the 1932 Sunday School lessons for all Protestant denominations are being prepared by the educational commission of the International Council of Religious Education. The Deshler-Wallick Hotel hosts meetings through Thursday with committee sessions planned Monday to Wednesday to standardize lessons across denominations.
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Columbus
Educational Commission of the International Council of Religious Education
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Sheriff Clears Way To Mine Entrance
Buckner Illinois December 10 a crowd of fifty National Union miners was dispersed by Sheriff James Prichard at the Old Ban Mine No 14 entrance. Reports say Nationalists had placed pickets at the shaft and argued with working miners. No arrests were made. Some Nationalists were said to be armed.
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Buckner
National Union
James Prichard
Old Ban Mine No. 14
Severn
Man fined for disorderly calls after iodine incident
Henry Deares, 23, of Baltimore, screamed for help after taking iodine his lips burned but no serious injury occurred. A hospital investigation found no serious harm and he was fined for disorderly conduct due to his calls for help. He reportedly caused prior excitement with similar pleas after drinking poison.
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Baltimore
Henry Deares
Pinex Chest Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A home mix promotes using 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey. The ad claims three fold action, direct bronchial effect, and rapid relief for severe coughs, chest colds, and bronchial troubles. It touts purity, shelf stability, and child friendly taste.
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William Swindell
Rich
Buffalo
Bernice Frank
Harry Radcliffe
Ade”’ Duke
Jeremiah O'Brien
Edward Flynn
Wagner
William Sevier
Teddy Rodjacki
Eddie Przybyl
Mittens
Edison
George Ochs
Spring Street
Lobby Probe Body
Peabody Mines No. 7
Drycock
Southampton
England
Bremen
Christmas
Richardson’s Bakery
Carpenter Home. Co
Cslouster
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