Elizabeth Webber 12 Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Elizabeth Webber, 12, daughter of R. G. Webber of Glouster, had an appendicitis operation in Columbus on Wednesday evening. She was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Forrest when struck ill. Her father reached the hospital as the operation was completed and reports she is recovering nicely. Malcolm Higgins spends week with grandparents in Nelsonville.
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Malcolm Higgins
Nelsonville
Mrs
S. Higgins
Craig
Tony
Joe
Rita
Joe Craig
Father
Forsythes
Washington
Herbert Forsythe
Echoes of the Bar K Ranch and a Cherokee Tie
In the Indian Territory near the Kansas border during the 1880s a young man Tony Harrison faces loyalty conflicts amid Rita Moore and Pawnee Bill. Tony seeks love, wrestles with loyalty to Colonel Moore and the Payne movement, and leaves the Bar K after Rita’s engagement is revealed. Tony’s inner turmoil drives a perilous turning point as he awaits future letters from Joe Craig.
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Indian Territory
Kansas
Tony Harrison
Pawnef Bill
Joe Craig
Tony
Pasaee Moore
Rita
Titus Moore
Moore
Oklahoma
Avid Payne
Payne
Colonel Moore
Investigation Into Death of Aged Man Involving Wandered Boy
Authorities tighten link around Welby Hunt 16 with Edward Hickman the confessed kidnapper and murderer of Marian Parker. Police seek ties between Hickman Hunt and Andrew Cramer and other crimes as Hickman faces murder arraignment with attorney Jerome Walsh.
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Los Angles
Calif
Welby Hunt
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Hunt
Andrew Cramer
Hickman
Los Angeles
Hunter
Marian
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Final Session of Glouster Council Sets Predecessor Biz
Glouster council plans an adjourned session Saturday night to wrap up work before the new administration takes office. Officials will report, books will be balanced, and outgoing members will depart. The incoming council includes C G Lunsford Ed Kurtzman Gus Gaskalla Joe Cheney with Malcolm Penman and Dr W A Pride among those overlapping. New mayor Hugh Gormiey is expected to organize the board on Jan 6 with committee appointments.
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Glouster
Malcolm Penman
W. A. Pride
C. G. Lunsford
Ed Kurtzman
Gus Gaskalla
Joe Cheney
Hugh Gormiey
Funeral Held for Child of Walter Gayton at Glou ster
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 30 for Clara Maxine Birtcher the child of Mr and Mrs Walter Gayton in Glou ster.
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Glouster
Clara Maxine Birtcher
Hickman and Hunt tied to string of city robberies and murders
Authorities flag Hickman and Hunt for possible murder indictments as grand jury probes a Christmas Eve holdup and the May death of E. F. Driskell. Bernoudy’s Kansas City arrest tied to Hickman’s confession of joint crimes across cities.
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Hickman
Perry Parker
Rank Bernoudy
Kansas City
Bernoudy
Hunt
Grand Jury
Thoms
E. F. Driskell
Driskell
Coal Production Reaches Low Point In 1926 Comparison
Columbus reports Ohio coal production at a low point for the year with 157 000 net tons in the week ending December 10 compared with 787 000 tons in 1926. Operators blame wage disputes with the United Mine Workers of America and non competitive conditions from adjacent non union fields. National soft coal output for the week ended December 16 is estimated at 9 687 000 short tons.
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Columbus
Wyoming
Ohio
United States Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers of America
Bureau of Mines
Around the Dial Friday Best Features and NBC Listings
Radio guide lists multiple stations in early evening Friday programs. WSB and WLW present orchestras and NBC hour blocks. WSAI features studio programs and hotel orchestra. WTAM and WBZ offer dance orchestras and dinner broadcasts, with WEAF and WJZ/NBC routing various programs and solo artists.
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WSAI
Cincinnati
NBC
WEAF
Hotel Linton Orchestra
WZAP
Rey Millers
WTAM
Cleveland
Wo—Dance Orchestra
Percy
Seven Months Dies at Home of Mr and Mrs Gayton
Seven months old died Wednesday night at 10 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Gayton. Services were held at the Gayton home conducted by the Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ. Burial was made in Maplewood cemetery.
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Walter Gayton
Gayton
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Weekly production dips by 7 percent
A reported decrease shows 634,000 tons less output than the preceding week, marking a seven percent drop in production.
Each Washington township to receive one mile of road in 1928
Washington county plans 1928 road expansion distributing at least one mile of permanent graded gravel road to each of its 22 townships. Projects will use regular county road funds with extra mileage in some areas. Greene law petitions filed. state to allocate at least $1,000 per mile annually, with initial funds expected in 192?.
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Marietta
Washington County
Secretary of State
Plan Approved for Route 7 Right of Way in 1925
Washington county plans to take and pay for rights of way along state route No. 7, the Ohio River road, during 1925, as part of a planned county project. The action aims to secure the corridor for improving transportation access and regional connectivity.
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Washington County
Marietta
A Simple Frock For A Little Girl Pattern 5985
A dress pattern suitable for voile dimity crepe de chine china silk and cotton prints or pongee. Sized for 6 months 1 year 2 and 3 years. A 2 year size needs 1 3 8 yards of fabric 32 inches wide. Mailed pattern on receipt of 15c.
Stand ard Bearers Plan Meeting Tonight in Glouster
The Standard Bearers will gather tonight at the home of Una Zimmer in Glouster to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Glouster
Una Zimmer
Local greetings as visitors return home
Mrs. Walter Searles arrives back in Akron on Thursday ending a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller. Miss Hazel Edwards of Charleston also returns home after a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ley. Mrs. C. E. Palmer and daughter Eileen come back Thursday from Zanesville where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Antle.
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Walter Searles
Akron
Ben Miller
Hazel Edwards
Charleston
Robert Ley
C. E. Palmer
Eileen
Zanesville
A. F. Antle
Mooseheart Legion Women Hold Appreciation Social
Women of Mooseheart Legion held a social at their hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Margaret McHarg, captain for two years and slated Senior Regent next year, surprised members by serving lunch to thank them for supporting the degree staff.
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Glouster
Mooseheart Legion
Margaret McHarg
Lodge
Degre
Hat Rule Sparks Confusion in Winchester Court
In Winchester England a court spectator was ordered to remove a hat. The person, revealed as a woman, caused a brief moment of confusion and the clerk apologized for the mix up.
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Winchester
Eng
Road widening plan to 60 feet under state and federal approval
Commissioners will complete the project this year. Under plans approved by the state highway department and the federal government the right of way must be widened to 60 feet. Much land is already acquired and in several cases condemnation actions have been started. As grants widen, the department will place stone or concrete monuments to mark the road lines, allowing no permanent structures to lie within the boundaries.
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State Highway Department
Romeo and Juliet mishap injures youth in Cleveland
Anthony Akos, 23, was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the leg after a failed attempt to visit his sweetheart at her home. The girl's father, Anto Koline, fired through a locked door after hearing a noise, believing a burglar was entering.
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Cleveland
U.P
Anthony Akos
Sweets Heart
Wakos
Anto Koline
Omaha Leader Critiques Prohibition and Nineteenth Amendment
E Dumont Smith president of the Kansas Bar association denounces the prohibition amendment as unsound and the nineteenth amendment as the product of noisy women seeking notoriety. He tells the Nebraska Bar Association that states will become mere counties, predicting a vast Washington bureaucracy that will control Congress.
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Omaha
E. ‘Dumont ‘Smith
Kansas Bar Association
Nebraska Bar Association
Washington
Congress
Stockholms team with Grenda to lead Chicago six day
Carl Stockholme a leading six day rider in Chicago teams with Alfred Grenda for the six day race starting next Sunday night. Stockholm has won two events in Chicago with partners Ernest Kockler and Franco Georgetti.
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Chicago
Carl Stockholm
Alfred Grenda
Stockholm
Ernest Kockler
Franco Georgetti
Thompson wins cross country ski race at Lake Placid
R W Thompson of McGill University Montreal claimed first in the seven mile cross country ski race in 61 minutes. J Dahl of the University of Wisconsin finished second in 51 minutes 46 34 seconds. C N Proctor of Dartmouth placed third and T T Briton of Dartmouth fourth.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
R. W. Thompson
McGill University
Montreal
J. Dahl
University of Wisconsin
C. N. Proctor
Dartmouth
T. T. Briton
Bruins Beat Rochester 23 22 On Wickhorst’s Late Field Goal
Mike Wickhorst of the Chicago Bruins scored the deciding basket in the final 40 seconds as Chicago edged Rochester 23 to 22 in a tense pro basketball game.
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Chicago
Mike Wickhorst
Chicago Bruins
Rochester
Forsythe engagement shocks Cherokee ranch tale
Craig confronts Rita and learns of her engagement to Herbert Forsythe, while Tony Harrison vanishes after leaving Cherokee. Pawnee Bill reports Tony headed east with Cherokee, and Craig grapples with unresolved loyalties as the Bar K circle tightens around secrets and departures.
Thoxine Promises Instant Cough Relief Claims
A physician's prescription Thoxine relieves stubborn coughs and throat irritation, stopping night coughs within 15 minutes. It is advertised as safe for the whole family with no dope or harmful drugs and tolerates a pleasant taste. Available in 35c 60c and 1.00 prices at druggists.
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Pawnee Bill
Express
Caldwell
Paradise
By Dan Campbell
United Press
Council
Citiee Service
the Merrymakers
Cap'n Kidd Proram
Palmolive Hour
Victor Hour of Music
WSB
Atlanta
Vick Myers’ Orchestra
Fort McPherson
W. Y
WLW
Mory Theis
WWS
Detroit
Michigan
Hollyw
Louwisville
Nashville
WOR
Newark
Olaf King Cole
Levitow
Old Lavendar
the Makers
Brident
New York
Nwocce Goons Ra
Whittall
Ancc Hestra
Bernie
WJZ
Udio
WJZ. If
Henry
WWI
KDKA
Piabareh
Westinghouse
WGY
Schenectady
Owendaxe Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
WBZ
Springfeld
Gaturdat
New York Symphony
Philco Hour
Trinity Services
WIZ
WEG
Atlantic City
Victor
Rosa Ponselle
Giovanni Marinelli
Ezio Pinza
Metropolitan Operas
Metropolitan Opera Company Chorus
Wss. Oek
Badgett Musicale
WPG
Tee Ghuseneh
Essar
YBC
WEAP
Capitol Theatre Program
Government
Atwater Kent
Travelogus
bEa & Hoar
Josef Lhevinne
Ponmselle
Marhorus
Pinza
Pittsburgh
Messenger Pattern Dept
Frank
Lillie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Francisco
WLP
Pony Express
Scott
Buckeye
Wit Red Trust
Theuckeye State Buing and Loan
ST. Columbus
Thhail
The
Grolier Society
Bessey
Braucher
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