Peden Speaker At Football Banquet In Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club hosts a football banquet for the Glouster High team with Don Peden of Ohio University as speaker. He stresses brains, heart, and feet as essential to football, notes junior-year break-in and parental influence on players, and praises all who trained hard. Capt. Steadman and players express thanks. Bob Eddy wins attendance prize. Bernice Candoo and Faye Lantz provide musical numbers.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Carl Buchmann
Don Peden
Ohio University
Kiwanians
Peden
Bachman
Glouster High
Steadman
M. M. Bryson
Bob Eddy
Bernice Candoo
Faye Lantz
Man Who Jumped Bond Captured in Glouster
Thomas Green wanted in Logan County West Virginia for jumping a 2000 bond on a liquor charge was arrested near Oregon Ridge by Marshal Henry Williams and Special Officer O I Sachs. He used the alias Smith, agreed to return to West Virginia, and the bond forfeiture sale of the bondsman’s home was postponed pending the outcome.
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Green
Oregon Ridge
Williams
Sachs
Smith
West Virginia
Browning
Red Cross membership drive totals $212.10
In Glouster on December 13, $212.10 was realized in the Red Cross drive. Chairman L. K. Richardson thanked committee members and the women who assisted in the city.
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Glouster
Red Cross
Ll. Kk. Richardson
Merritt Dies at County Home in Nelsonville
J C Merritt a shell shocked World War veteran and salesman died Thursday morning at the Athens County County Home after being found unconscious in the Glouster brickyard. He had been boarding with Mrs Keplar in Nelsonville and left two weeks ago. Authorities cannot locate immediate relatives. Four photographs with addresses including Goldie Dodrill Ironton Anna Kurtz Akron and an Akron Carbon Hill address were found with his belongings.
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Chauncey
J. C. Merritt
Glouster
Merritt
Stouts Mortuary
Nelsonville
Athens County
Goldie Dodrill
Ironton
Anna Kurtz
Har
Cleft Street
Akron
Carbon Hill
Ralph Fouty dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Chauncey. Ralph Red Fouty 85 died Thursday in a Zanesville hospital. The Chauncey native had worked in Zanesville. death caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. Body to Chauncey for home burial. funeral plans not finalized. Survived by wife Ellen McDaniel two children and his parents Noah and James Fouty. Also brothers Noah and sisters Naomi Bumgardner Ruth Crosser.
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Chauncey
Ralph “Red” Fouty
Zanesville
James Fouty
Lexington Avenue
Ellen McDaniel
Noah Fouty
Naomi Bumgardner
Ruth Crosser
Dayton
Funeral services held for Mrs Myra Cochran Winnigman
The body was brought from Columbus to Chauncey where the funeral was held at The Plains Church with Rev. G B Courtney officiating. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery. Pallbearers included Lelia Hardy and Marie Michael. flower bearers were Edith Barrows and Augusta Whitlatch. She died Monday night after influenza and pneumonia, aged 35, survived by husband August Winnigman, three children, and her parents and siblings.
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Winnigman
Columbus
Nye
Chauncey
Myra Cochran Winnigman
Hocking Valley
Plains Church
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Blanche Bobbitt
Asa Cochran
the Plains
Harold L. Cochran
Cone Us
The
Mrs Dora Watkins Initiated into Pleasant View Temple
Mrs Dora Watkins of Chauncey was initiated into Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. She was initiated by her daughter Mrs Lena Cunningham who is most excellent chief of the temple. Following initiation the monthly birthday social and anniversaries of Mrs Pearl Henry Mrs Elizabeth Collins and Mrs Mary Birge were celebrated with a chicken dinner.
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Dora Watkins
Pythian Sisters
Pearl Henry
Elizabeth Collins
Mary Birge
Local committee named by three women
A committee is formed by Mrs. Lillian Sweeney, Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, and Mrs. Ruth Smith to oversee the forthcoming community event.
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Lillian Sweeney
Myrtle Jackson
Ruth Smith
Adrian Dicken Celebrates Sixteen at Lower Plains
Chauncey December 13 Miss Adrian Dicken marked her sixteenth birthday at home with parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dicken. Radio music games and contests entertained guests including Carol Hope Doris Cowen Helen Gabriel Wendell Moore Tom Fitzer Carl Swart Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Potts Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and Melvin Dicken. A 16 candle cake was centerpiece during refreshments.
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Chauncey
Adrian Dicken
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Miss Dicken
Carol Hope
Doris Cowen
Helen Gabriel
Wendell Moore
Tom Fitzer
Carl Swart
Clifford Potts
Harry Moore
Melvin
Dicken
Local residents visit kin in Corning and Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCathran and Mrs. Annie Waymer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Shaner in Corning on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and son Melvin spent last Sunday in Nelsonville with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moler.
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Ralph McCathran
Annie Waymer
Corning
John Shaner
Harry Moore
Melvin
Nelsonville
Charles Moler
Danger Lays in Buskless Diets
A medical diet note urges daily roughage to prevent constipation and restore strength. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, 100% bran, is promoted as ready to eat with milk or cream and suitable for muffins and hot breads. Doctors endorse it. Kellogg’s Battle Creek product sold by grocers and served in hotels and dining cars.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Local Visitors Spend Day at Marshfield Road Home
Tuesday guests included Mrs. Arthur Burchfield and Mr. and Mrs. James McHarg along with Mrs. George Gabriel Jr. They spent Wednesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I N McHarg on New Marshfield Road.
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Arthur Burchfield
James McHarg
George Gabriel, Jr
I. N. MecHarg
New Marshfield Road
New England Basks in Severe Cold Spell
Boston reports the region facing the worst cold spell of the year, with nationwide frosty conditions gripping daily life as temperatures plunge and residents adapt to harsh winter weather.
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Boston
New England
Strike ends as Illinois miners return to work
In Taylorville Illinois on December 13 1932 miners end the walkout as 49 strike leaders of the National Miners Union face disorderly conduct warrants. The strike pressure remains confined to Christian County with no expected broad trouble as United Mine Workers miners resume work in three local mines after National Guardsmen withdraw.
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Taylorville
National
Beetham Decries Akron Prohibition Enforcement
State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert Beetham criticized enforcement in Akron and Cuyahoga Falls citing court survey data. Akron Municipal Court logged 215 liquor law cases July through September with 179 convictions and 28 suspended sentences. fines reached 28 685 dollars but only 10 854 dollars were collected.
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Columbus
U.P
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Rupert JR. Beetham
Summit County
Tweetham
Akron Municipal Court
High School Picks Nine Singers and One Violinist for All-State
Nine vocalists and one violinist from the local high school were chosen to take part in the all-state high school exercises. The event will be held in Columbus on December 26 and 27 during the Christmas meeting of the Ohio State Teachers Association.
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New Lexington
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers Association
Peden Speaks at New Lexington High School Luncheon
The Perry County champions New Lexington High School football team was honored at a noon luncheon by the Kiwanis Club. Don Peden, Ohio University head coach, was among the speakers.
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New Lexington
New
Modern Art Will Live, Roos Says
Professor Frank of Roos argued that much of modern painting will endure. He cited Delacroix Ingres David Daumier Cozanne Van Gogh Gauguin and Picasso as future known artists and traced modern painting from Michael Angelo to expressionism cubism and futurism. Slides of Carnegie International prize winners wrapped up the lecture.
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Prof
Frank of
Roos
Fine Arts
Delacroix
Ingres
David
Daumier
Cozanne
van Gogh
Gauguin
Picasso
Michael Angelo
Carnegie International
Eisteddfod Prizes Doubled in Southern Ohio Contest
Jackson December 13 Southern Ohio Eisteddfod Association announced that prizes for the national contests next October 238 24 and 25 had been doubled. Total awards for the next contest will be 6060 dollars.
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Jackson
The
Southern Ohio Eisteddfod Association
Proven Best For Acid Stomach Gas Remedies Endorsement
S W Hovatter of Akron Ohio reports years of stomach distress with bloating pains and heart flare ups. He credits Iron and Celery Orange Root and Golden Nuggets for restoring digestion and energy and urges readers to buy from Lash's Drug Store and insist on Orange Root as the top product.
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S W. Hovatter
Park Street
Akron
Ohio
Lash
War on pests planned by Albany youths
Albany youths in the newly organized Future Farmers Chapter of Albany High School plan a two team pest war against rats hawks crows mice and sparrows. Berton Elliott leads the Eagles division while Raymond Hooper captains the Professional Pest Hunters.
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Albany Youths
Albany
Future Farmers Chapter
Vocational Agriculture Department
Albany High School
Berton Elliott
Eagles
Vision
Raymond Hooper
Arthur Lash
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Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Ness
Ralph Fouty
Mrs. Cunningham
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All-Bran
Illinois
Beetham
Dept
Baltimore, Md
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Athens, Ohio
C. L. Cunningham
Grocery
Chauncey, Ohio
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