Palmer Arrested Saturday Night in Glouster
James Elmer Palmer was arrested at his home in Glouster about 9 o clock Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck on non support charges from the Probate Court of Athens County. He was held in the city prison until noon Sunday and then moved to the county jail in Athens.
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Glouster
James Elmer
Athens County
Fred Heck
Palmer
Athens
Heck
Newark
Luhrig
TAG SALES DRAG AS TAGS GO ON SALE
GLOUSTIER December 16 Local automobile registrar L Pe Munden reports slow tag sales with fewer than 40 licenses sold since December 1. Officials expect a sales increase starting next Saturday when new tags become legally usable on cars.
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Gloustier
Pe Munden
Grace Ochs Named Glouster City Treasurer
Grace Ochs has been appointed to fill the remainder of her husband George F. Ochs's term as Glouster city treasurer after his death. The term ends December 21 and the late Ochs had been re-elected for a two year term starting January 1. Appointment to fill the full term will be made by Mayor-elect M Penman.
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Glouster
C. G. Lunsford
Grace Ochs
George F. Ochs
Ochs
M. Penman
Wheeling Surgeon Killed in Traffic Crash
Dr. Joseph Milton Houston 67, a prominent Wheeling physician and surgeon, died from injuries after a Wheeling-Pittsburgh bus struck his car on the National Highway Sunday. He was a graduate of Waynesburg College and the Columbus Ohio Medical College.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
Joseph Milton Houston
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Mrs Lee Dies at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Guy Lee, aged 38, died at 12 49 AM at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens after a ten day illness. The body was moved to C I Wallace Mortuary in Glouster and will go to the home of her brother Clarence Myers in Jacksonville. She leaves her husband and five children. funeral arrangements were not set.
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Glouster
Guy Lee
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
C. I. Wallace
Clarence Myers
Jacksonville
Lee
Glouster PTA Plans Program by Six School Grades
The Glouster Parent Teacher Association will stage a program by the first six grades of Glouster schools at the high school auditorium on Wednesday. Principal events include contributions from pupils and teachers as part of the meeting.
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VP. U. A
Glouster
Glouster Parent Teacher Association
Wed
Drydock Mine 255 Sets Two-Week Cog Output Record
Drydock No. 255 mine at the Ohio Collieries properties produced 25 030 tons in the two weeks ending Saturday night, the largest two weeks output in its history. The mine is described as modernly equipped with improved mining gear.
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Glouster
Dee 16
Drydock
Ohio Collieries Company
Two Killed in Akron Weekend Traffic Crash
Two men died and seven were injured in Akron over the weekend. The fatalities were William I. Wing, 64, of Connellsville, Pa., and William Betleyloun, 27.
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Akron
William I. Wing
Connellsville
William Betleyloun
Doctor proposes bone warnings at dangerous road crossings
A West Virginia University physician suggested a grisly cue to slow traffic by placing human bones at hazardous intersections and corners as a stark warning to motorists. This practical but gruesome idea aims to deter reckless driving through stark, tangible imagery.
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West Virginia University
Funeral held for James Fouty in Chauncey
Funeral services for James Ralph Fouty age 30 were held Sunday afternoon at the First Church of Christ Chauncey conducted by Rev G B Courtney. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery with pallbearers listed. He died Thursday in Zanesville hospital from pneumonia followed by cerebral hemorrhage leaving a wife three children his parents two Chauncey sisters and a brother.
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Chauncey
James Ralph Fouty
Church of Christ
Courtney
Charles Ogg
Hazel la Hugh
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Lucille Sanders
Greenlawn
John Glackford
John Smart
Clarence Mullins
Charles Karns
Virgil Manning
College Days College Talent To Be Staged By Chauncey Schools
Chauncey in December presents an operetta College Days directed by Christine Courtney Brown. Main roles include Neil Tippett Lucinda Sands Dean Hamilton Mary Louise Fiske and Paul Theisen with a 39 member chorus. Plot centers on Brinkdale College campus and a campus romance.
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Chauncey
Christine Courtney Brown
Neil Tippett
Lucinda Sands
Dean Hamilton
Mary Louise Fiske
Mary la Savage
Paul Theisen
Cee Daugherty
Albert
Wards of Home Guests of Church Society
Westminster Fellowship entertained 68 children from Athens County Children's Home at a Presbyterian Church Christmas party. Over 125 attended. games, readings by Anna Hinkel and Kathryn Merkcle, a Ruth Zimmerman story, and carols by the group. Sigma Delta Rho served supper. Olive Cementer organized arrangements. Nineteen sang in a candle light service led by C. D. Giauque with Paul Saylor on organ.
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Westminster Fellowship
Athens County
Presbyterian Church
Louise Holdren
Anna Hinkel
Kathryn Merkcle
Ruth Zimmerman
Geraldine Martin
Kathryn Wolfe
Mrs. Tompkins
Ada Snyder
Juanita Walsey
Mother O' Mine
Sigma Delta Rho
Ohio University
Olive Cementer
Lascille Steith
Kathryn Myers
Dorothy Jefferson
Christine Porter
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Luella Myers
Gladys Sowash
Dorothy I. Jones
Fielen McClaffin
Pauline Whittac
Ruby Hankey
Marion Violet
Homer Wilson
Merrill Davis
Mrs.Tompkins
Marianna Bing
Clark Williams
Joe Dande
C. D. Giauque
Paul Saylor
Copperheads Killed on Farm Near Grosvenor Crossing
Three copperhead snakes were found basking in sun on J. T. Hope’s farm at Grosvenor Crossing and were killed by hunters GC Duncan PP Tucker of Athens. Warm weather likely emerged them from winter hibernation. Largest snake reached two and a half feet. other two were smaller. The reptiles then became active before death.
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J. T. Hope
Grosvenor Crossing
BD. Duncan
PP. J. Tucker
Athens
Honor Mrs France Chauncey Birthday Dinner at M E Church
Ladies Aid of the M E Church Chauncey met at Mrs Nile Dew home on Jacobs Avenue to share a chicken dinner and celebrate the birthday anniversary of a club member. The gathering reflected church community spirit and friendship.
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Ladies Aid
M. EK
Chauncey
M. E. Church
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Pocahontas Lodge Elects Mazen Council Officers
At Mazen Council Degree of Pocahontas Lodge in Millfied officers were elected. Names include Louise Guerra Muzie as VP, Clara Golden Powhattan as prophetess, Jessie Woods K of R, Ruby Simpson C of W, Jennie Cole pianist, Lizzie Patton team captain, Trene Wade first scout, Rebecca Tracy third warrior, Cora Davis first runner, Maggie Dean second councillor, Esther Brown G of T, Mrs. Clark.
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Chauncehy
Mazen Council
Pocahontas Lodge
Millfied
Vpocahontas
Louise Guerra Muzie
Winnona
Eisie Misner
Clara Golden
Powhattan
Clarence Misier
Jessie Woods
Ruby Simpson
Mvyrtie Olbers
Jennie Cole
Harriett Snyder
Japan Seeks Submarine Defense Stance At London Talks
Ex-Premier Wakatsuki leads 50 Japanese delegates in Chicago en route to Washington for preliminary talks with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson before London Armament Conference. He says Japan will seek a delay in replacing capital ships and retain current submarine strength, not competing with Britain or the United States.
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Chicago
U.P
Japan
London
Rkeijiro Wuakatsuki
Wakatsuki
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
England
Great Britain
United States
Largest 35-foot Santa model towers in Philadelphia
Three Quaker City girls climbed a ladder to tell Santa what they want for Christmas beside the world’s largest 35-foot tall Santa figure displayed in Philadelphia.
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Santa Claus
Tor
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Santa
Christmas Vesper Service At Athens Schools
A large audience filled the Athens High School Auditorium for the annual Christmas vesper by the Athens Senior and Junior High Schools Music Department. Miss Jestie Denmark led about 300 students in songs with assistance from Mrs. Frances Adams and several student accompanists. Contents included multiple grade choirs, a senior chorus, girls' quartet, Girls Glee Club, and violin piano duets by Frieda Levin and Irene Cowan, with Ruth Anna Kittle and Kris Chaney in another duet. The program closed with a 300-voice chorus performing four carols.
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Athens High School
Athens
Jestie Denmark
Frances Adams
Aci
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Betty McClure
Gwendolyn Lynch
Helen Gamertsfelder
Mary Jones
Jane Gill
Bernice Davis
Marys Helen Lee
Frieda Levin
Irene Cowan
Ohio University
Ruth Anna Kittle
Kris Chaney
Kha Pian Alfa Wmrticseth
Loyal Women Plan Annual Christmas Gift Exchange
In Chauncey on Wednesday afternoon the Loyal Womans Division of the Church of Christ will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs. T. RR. Hamilton’s home on Mound Street. Mrs. Lloyd Nye serves as chairwoman and Mrs. J. O. Verret as program leader. All church women are invited to attend and participate in the gift exchange.
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Chauncey
Loyal Womans’ Division
Church of Christ
T. RR
Hamilton
Mound Street
Lloyd Nye
J. O. Verret
Cfhag
Self-denial idea fades as American prosperity grows
The speaker argues that historic need for national saving and self-denial has ended. America now has ample capital and exports billions, while Europe moves beyond such strict thrift. Prosperity rests on spending wisely rather than denying consumption.
Dog licenses go on sale Friday for 1939 season
County Auditor Jo Loyde Edmundson announced that dog licenses will be issued from Friday through January 20. Licenses may be bought at the county auditor’s office in the courthouse or at five other points yet to be announced. Fees are $1 for males, $2 for females, and $10 for licenses. A $1 penalty applies if not procured within the period December 10 to January 20 unless law provides otherwise.
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Joloyde Edmundson
Edmundson
Grand Duchess Kira Visits U S Society Circles
A 2 year old Grand Duchess Kira, daughter of Grand Duke Cyril, heir to Russia’s exiled Romanoff line, visits the United States. Her reported engagement to King Boris of Bulgaria stirs New York Washington society and Russian noble exiles in America.
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Kira
Cyril
Russia
Boris
Bulgaria
New York
Washington
Thenribes
Riusetan
Pamerica
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William Cochran
Campbell
Osborne
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Noah Harvey
Rankin
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