Glouster King Comedy Co at Glouster House with Norma
The Glouster King Comedy Co presents clean farce and vaudeville at Glouster House featuring Norma the world’s greatest mentalist answering audience questions. Big King dances and Geo Donaldson presents a song. A full change of program nightly with pictures. Ask Norma. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
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the King Comedy Co
Glouster House
Norma
Big King
Geo. Donaldson
Songl
County panel approves Trimble road bond plan
Athens County Commissioners moved to sell bonds for Trimble township’s share of the Glouster Corning road. The action aims to let the contract in February and begin work early next spring, with a brick road planned and an increased appropriation to fund it.
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Athens County
Trimble Township
Glouster-Corning
Brick road plan brings jobs and long term savings
The county votes to construct a brick road creating work for about a hundred men. The project, though costly upfront, is expected to save money long term and is praised for support from the Glouster Good Roads Committee, the Athens County Automobile Club, and secretary Cc. H. Bryson. Local residents Gotha and Julia Davis visit Columbus for medical hand examination. A. J. Wallace returns from Columbus after attending Rainbow Legion No. 35 meeting. Chickamauga degree team receives new uniforms.
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Glouster Good Roads Committee
Athens County Automobile Club
Cc. H. Bryson
Gotha
Julia Davis
Columbus
Julia
Grant Hospital
A. J. Wallace
Rainbow Legion No. 35
Loyal Order of Moose
Chickamau
Local tribal team praised for equipment in the state
Harry Harrison 60 of near Ringgold was thrown from a horse Saturday and suffered four fractured ribs after the animal stepped on him. He was returning home from the store when the accident occurred. Gerald Cunningham returned home near Sharpsburg Monday after visiting relatives in the city.
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Ga Tribe
Harry Harrison
Ringgold
Harrison
Gerald Cunningham
Sharpsburg
Logan Commissioners Appointed to Sinking Fund Boards
The common pleas court named sinking fund trustees for rural schools. Oroville special board includes J. W. Nixon Sam Hartman Emmett West Jacob Denny and Tim Lambert. Benton township board lists Walter Pleukharp Clarence Stone John Starkey Russel Dupler and Ben Shaw.
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Common Pleas Court
Oroville Special
Benton Township
Pettit
J. W. Nixon
Sam Hartman
Emmett West
Jacob Denny
Tim Lambert
Walter Pleukharp
Clarence Stone
John Starkey
Russel Dupler
Ben Shaw
L H H Class 1914 Plans Annual Reunion at Easterling Home
Arrangements are under way for the annual L. H. H. class of 1914 reunion to be held at Mrs. Amy Easterling's home on December 26. The planning committee includes Mrs. Gifford Hull Mrs. Clinton Webb and Alfred Campbell. The class has held yearly reunions since Logan high graduation to preserve high school ties, though many graduates now live in the West, making attendance likely difficult.
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Amy Easterling
Gifford Hull
Clinton Webb
Alfred Campbell
Logan High
Dayne Wardwell
Kathryn Koppe
Fred Hall
Fox drive and court settlement reported in Somerset areas
Clerk of Courts Newton Spencer and Chas Zeigier led an auto party to Somerset to view a fox drive at Ellis Williams farm. The hunt drew several hundred participants, ending at 11 with two foxes and rabbits escaping the circle. In court Elva Saunders vs John Columber concluded with Columber pleading guilty to being the reputed father. payout set at 509 dollars with 100 dollars upfront and rest in equal installments secured by bond. This reduces this week’s jury trials by one.
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Newton Spencer
Chas, Zeigier
Somerset
Ellis Williams
Elva Saunders
John Columber
Columber
Officer Praised: City Trial Witness Earns Compliment
During the Charlies Blosser trial, Officer Farbeann received a compliment from Attorney Edwin Ricketts. Ricketts called him the most honest officer he had seen on the witness stand, and Farbeann smiled broadly in reaction.
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Farbeann
Edwin Ricketts
Charlies Blosser
Law Practice Began in Nineties According to Officer
The officer felt pleased by the compliment noting that criticism is usually his lot. The remark reflects on a law practice started in the 1990s and the officer’s reaction to praise.
Second Trial for Blosser on Liquor Manufacture Charge
A retrial of Charles Blosser of New Straitaville began in common pleas court with a jury hearing the evidence after the first trial ended with a hung verdict. Testimony included witnesses from New Straitaville about the defendant’s character and several who claimed to have seen him at the John Cable still in Lost Hollow. The jury, including twelve members and several women, had been deliberating for hours without a verdict.
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Charles Blosser
New Straitaville
Common Pleas
Blosser
Blobser
John Cable
Lost Hollow
Hattie Golden
Charles Brehm
Lucy Wade
William Mercer
Edward Jones
William Winland
John Beery
Ward Wolfe
Charles Brown
Thos. Braddock
D. Campbell
Boyd Troxel
Pougherty and Dougherty Seek Injunction Over City Sewer
John Pougherty and Fanny Dougherty file for injunctive relief against Logan City Jesse W. Gabriel and Jesse Cohagen to stop attaching a sanitary sewer to the East Second Street storm sewer passing through Dougherty land and Old Town Creek. They allege violations of a right of way contract and potential pollution harming livestock. Judge Pettit issued a temporary restraining order. City attorney Whitcraft seeks dissolution.
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John Pougherty
Fanny Dougherty
City of
Logan
Jesse W. Gabriel
Public Service
Jesse Cohagen
East Second Street
Mrs. Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
Corporation
Old Town Creek
Dougherty
Gabriel
Pettit
Whitcraft
Amesville Social News and Local Notes
Community updates from Amesville report attendance at a missionary meeting despite travel by a local reporter. Attending ladies include Misses Goddard and Glazier and Mrs. Phillips Gifford Gibson Linscott and Howard. Grange meeting featured social time with sandies and cake after business. Town discusses two daily mails as taxi drivers deliver mail. Hunters killed quail on W R Phillips farm. A young man passed a game warden exam but was turned down elsewhere. The M E bazaar drew light attendance due to weather, while The King's Daughters event drew a strong crowd with over 108 dollars raised. 98 dollars were net profits. The ladies unveiled a new church kitchenettes facility linked to lower church rooms and declared the venture a success.
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Here
Goddard
Glazier
Phillips
Gifford
Gibson
Linscott
Howard
W. R. Phillips
Glouster
Halifax
M. E
King's Daughters
Gratitude Expressed for Donations and Labor
A note of thanks is extended to all who contributed money and labor to the project. The message acknowledges generosity and the collective effort that made the work possible, praising volunteers and supporters alike.
Boy Scouts Build Log Cabin On Farm
The Boy Scouts directed by Mr. Haskin are building a neat log cabin on Mr. C. S. Flash s farm and expect completion in two or three more Saturdays. Haskin handles the work while the boys spread mud to fill the cracks between the logs.
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Boy Scouts
Mr. Haskin
Miners Return to Jennings and Nearby Mines
A crew cleans the Jennings mine at Utley with a few miners to return soon. The Black Diamond and Schuler mines have been operating half time for several weeks and show signs of improvement.
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Jennings
Utley
Black Diamond
Schuler
Burial for Ross R Marquis Held at Sand Rock Church
The body of Ross R Marquis, a longtime local resident, was brought home Monday and taken by team to the Sand Rock Church for burial with family and friends. Local ladies prepared costumes for Christmas festivities at the schoolhouse, and a townwide invitation promised candy for every child and a present for all.
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Ross R. Marquis
District Engineer George Carr to Attend Community Club Meeting
Marietta district engineer George Carr announces his attendance at the Community Club meeting on Monday evening January 7. He plans to bring another speaker and the gathering will include the election of officers for the ensuing year. all members are urged to attend.
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George ‘Carr
Marietta
Athens residents attend Marquis funeral services
Mr. Fred Ellis and sister Mrs. Geo Fleming of Athens attended the funeral services for Mr. Marquis on Monday.
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Fred Ellis
Geo. Fleming
Athens
Marquis
Miss Myrtle Lortz Visits Rochester Kin
Miss Myrtle Lortz of Rochester Pennsylvania is spending a few weeks with her brother J N Lortz and his family.
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Myrtle Lortz
Rochester, Pa
Mr. J. N. Lortz
Y H Gofford Tours Lancaster This Week
Y H Gofford conducted a business trip to Lancaster during the current week, engaging in meetings and local discussions related to his ventures. He is noted for visiting key establishments and reporting back on potential opportunities.
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Y. H. Gofford
Lancaster
Application for new trial in Lima murder case
Otis Hines 42 a Negro waiter formerly of Cincinnati has filed an appeal for a new trial after conviction for manslaughter in the slaying of Robert Halloran 19 during a Lima shop crafts strike on September 9 1922.
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Lima
Otis Hines
Cincinnati
Court of Appeal
Hines
Robert Halloran
Hawthorne dies after civil judgment against Gallagher
Mt. Pleasant Ohio reports that Dr FE L Hawthorne and Dr Victor Biddle won a $57,250 judgment against Michael Gallagher of Cleveland coal at Steubenville ties. Hawthorne died from hardening of the arteries three days after the ruling.
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MT. Pleasant
FE. L. Hawthorne
Victor Biddle
Steubenville
Michael Gallagher
Cleveland
Hawtorne
Revenge Attack Shocks Norfolk Woman After Dance
In Norfolk Virginia an unidentified white man used a large clasp knife to slash the throat of Eleanor Spruell Taylor a former world champion marathon dancer. He seized her as she returned from a dance saying he had pursued her for six years before escaping before she could call for help. She remained in a hospital in critical condition.
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Norfolk
Eleanor Spruell Taylor
Premier Designate Castro forms cabinet in Lisbon
In Lisbon on December 18 Premier Designate Castro announced he formed a new cabinet and will serve as both foreign minister and minister of colonies. He occupies the two key posts himself.
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Lisbon
Castro
Laxativ4é BROMO QUININE Tablets Marketed For Headache Relief
A 30 cent box features E. W. Grove branding and promotes the medicine as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer that relieves headaches by curing the cold.
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E. W. Grove
Dry Raiders Kill Moonshine Agent in Pitched Battle
Cincinnati December 18. Internal Revenue agents battled moonshiners at two Newport area farms. Lawrence Ossage age 27 of Newport was killed after returning fire. Four moonshiners were captured and a large liquor seizure reported.
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Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Bureau
Newport
Lawrence Ossage
Pittsburgh Business District Fire Threatens Downtown
Pittsburgh on December 17 reports a blaze in the heart of the business district after an explosion in a barbers supply store. Within thirty minutes the fire spread to two adjacent buildings and raged beyond control.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Business District
Mud roads hamper liquor law enforcement in Jeffrson County
Jefferson county’s muddy roads hinder enforcement as officials report that word of a coming city officer travels quickly from the hills. By the time he arrives, stilts and liquor have disappeared, according to state prohibition headquarters.
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Columbus
Jeffrson County
Prohibition
Police search at Ohio State for vanished safety signs
Chief of Police French orders a sweep of fraternity and lodging houses in the University district to recover missing black and yellow safety zone standards that were put up for student use as decor and have disappeared in recent weeks.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
French
University
Evans, Columbus Business Leader, Dies at 76
Oliver M. Evans, 76, president of the Evans and Turner Products Company in Columbus, died of heart disease last night. Burial will be in Steubenville beside his brother Harry Evans.
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M. Evans
Evans and Turner Products Company
Steubenville
Harry Evans
Boston Teen Named Top Har vard Entrant in Tests
Norman W. Schur a 16 year old Boston boy reportedly won the highest grade in tests for Harvard University entrants. He excels in native interest and sowing, reflecting promising scholarly achievement.
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Sa . Norman W. Schur
Boston
Harvard University
Tao
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