New Year Holiday Observed in Glouster City
Glouster residents prepare for New Year Eve closure as most businesses shut Friday. Post Office hours will be 9:30 to 11:30 am, carriers take the day off, and no mail is delivered along routes. The note lists numerous Christmas visitations and local social guests at homes in Glouster and nearby towns, with many families hosting relatives from Columbus, Athens, Lancaster, Zanesville, and other areas during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster City
Glouster
H. Fi. Hamber
Tation
Carl Lainey
Fred Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Ruth Smith
Emmett Gibers
Billy and
Bimmett
Greens Run
Airs
Wiliam Witham
William Arrowman
Sherely Northrop
Jo¢ Hannah
Estel
Darrell Witham
Jung
Mary
Abs
Bud ‘Trace
Dan Cox
Don Witham
Thurman Smith
Bishopvillle
Christley
Floyd Smith
Vernice Welling
Irene Galding
Mt. Logan
Chillicothe
James Golding
Willam Dalton
Bonadeza
Air
William Dalton
Redtown
Guy White
Alice White
Milfield
Carl Welling
George Bee
Columbus
William Robinette
Toledo
Mary Robinette
Darrel Witham
Irs
Kid McGee
Hunterden
Rocky Reeves
Daine Skinner
Emma Hanning
Lancas
Forrest Kelly
Robert Ward
Ginuster
Robert Hanning
James Friend
Maxine
Lancaster
Minnie Red
Charles Zimmers
Mies Audra Chalfant
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
P. J. Chalfant
Helen Kilcoss
Tiouster
John Kilcoski
Clifford Olberg
June
Clarence Hooper
Hunterdon
Chester Davis
Belle Valley
Fred Herkin
Jene
Jane
Billy
Dora Herkin
Stafford
Guy McVey
Wiliam Davis
Dave Swartz
William, Swartz
Freida Swarts
Jacksonville
Sam Wytte
Lioyd Wytta
Bertha Wytta
Trimble
Clarence Winn
Hazel
Lily Winn
Guy
Ralph
Floyd Winn
Gladys Davis
Eileen Davis
Robert Johnson
Johm Dais
Evan Davis
Doris Davis
Elmer Davis
Wile Me Davis
Sany
Child
William Robinett
Mayor Fines Tracy for Quarreling in Glouster Court
W H Tracy was fined 10 dollars and costs in Mayor Andrew Allen's court after pleading guilty to quarrelling on High Street. Sumner Lewis received a 50 dollar fine and costs on a drunkenness charge, with claims of abuse toward his family noted by the mayor. Tracy was jailed at Athens County Jail to serve his fine.
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W. H. Tracy
Summer Lewis
Glouster
Veo Ji
High Street
Andrew Allen
Tracy
Sumner Lewis
Athens County
Lewis
Amesville to Visit Glouster Church in Saturday Basketball
Amesville Independent Basketball travels to Glouster High School gym to face the Church of Christ team Saturday night. Glouster notes their sole loss this season came at Amesville on December 18, and a large crowd is expected for the match.
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Amesville
Church of Christ
Glouster
Rushing Work High Street Bridge Under Night Shift
Glouster reports faster progress on the Sunday Creek bridge at High Street with a 10 o'clock night shift digging abutments and favorable weather aiding the contractor. Other items note lodge installation, hospital mix up corrected, Mrs Burson’s pneumonia update, Reynolds funeral, Knox-Woodworth store move, and Taylor Ridge Christmas events.
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High Street
Glouster
Sunday Creek
Young Fascists Greet. Gandhi Mr. and Mrs. Miler Kester
Christmas gatherings fill the holiday in Glouster and surrounding towns. Many families visit relatives in Athens Columbus and Columbus area. Names include Kester Davis Easler Woodruff Phillips Milhoan Brunkhart and many others with Christmas calls and dinners recorded in Corning News society notes.
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Miler Kester
Donald
Norma Jean
Howard Eliott
Glouster
Ira Falls
Fred Kittle
Lillian and
Federick
Athens
Hart Chapman
Barbare
Coolville
Kittle
Trimble
Ira
Catherine Woodruff
Catherine
Richard
Doniald
Jon Davis
Columbus
Billie Ballentine
Mariena
T. BR. Davis
Maynard Sayre
Baby
Fierce Ridge
Millard Easler
P. M. Smith
Fat Smith
Early Auto Receipts Show Large December Totals in Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles estimates December auto receipts well over six million dollars with early tag sales credited to state revenue. No extension of 1931 tags beyond December 31 is allowed as officials push rapid distribution to counties for road and unemployment relief. The highway program for 1932 cuts costs and redirects funds to bridge work and the National Road, while Bar low Grange announces a January 2 homecoming in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of State
Chatners R. Wilson
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Department of Highways
Ohio
Deer hunting in this area seen as possible soon
Marietta area conservation officer Sellers foresees deer hunting opening in Washington County and surrounding regions. He notes several deer sightings and discusses legal protections, potential stock by sportsmen groups, and the need to safeguard deer numbers while awaiting an open Ohio season.
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Marietta
Meech
Washington
Sellers
Seilara
Newetth Run
Whip
Pennaytvanig
West Virginia
Newells Run
Ohio
Washington County
Little Uocking
Torch N
AlLkens County
Izaak Walton League
Sellera
Tommy Tittle Dies At Circle Hill In Chauncey
Tommy Tittle aged 83, longtime Chauncey resident and railroad yard worker, died early Wednesday at his daughter’s home near Circle Hill after a lingering illness. His wife died years ago in an accident on a moving truck. Funeral services will be at the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church Friday at 10:30 a.m. with interment at New York Cemetery in Chauncey.
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Tommy Tittle
Circle Hill
Chauncey
Tommy Tice
Chauncey and Vicinity
Anection Man i
Chauncey Railfait Yarda
Edward Enok
Circle HN
Channery
W. ¥. Sprague
Titties
Episcopal Church
Josh Ne
Nya Cementery
Ray Title
Vermont
Chauncey Family Notices Signal Serious Courtary Health
In Chauncey Holt Courtary and family members are reported seriously ill as of Sunday with unchanged conditions. Samuel Gonleon, also of Chauncey, is seriously ill near High Street. Hin son Muberk Got won was called home from Agnus le due to his father’s critical condition.
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Chauncey
Holt Courtary
Ghammeey
Samuel Gonleon
Hte Amount High Street
Hin
Muberk Gotwon
Agnus le
Classy Meeting At Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Regular Witling Workers Class meeting held Tuesday night at the Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church home of Mrs. Luther Cruikshank. Mrs. Lockade led with a tale on chapter 58 verse 13 while Mrs. Shmera and Mrs. Craitshant sang. Next gathering planned at Mrs. Alva Sharnes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Cruikshank
Alva Sharnes
Big Mines Idle Seven In Chauncey District
Seven Chauncey area mines idle today while fifteen were in operation Wednesday. Mines listed working today include No. 52, No. 255, No. 10, No. 24, L. D. Poston, Black Msrand and Jox. Chauncey personals note visits in Columbus and Cleveland, with local residents listed. A watch night service is planned at East Millfield Holiness Church and a New Year’s Dance in Harvey Dance Pavilion Chauncey.
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Chauncey District
Chauncey
Dec
Poston No
Mildeld
Hocking
L. D. Poston
Black
Msrand
Jox
Lancaster
Mile Dew
Holiness Church
East Millfield
GL. Cunningham
Harvey Dance Pavilion
Births and marriages announced in The Plains area
Mrs Wilbur and Carl Willis announce the birth of a daughter in Millfield Chinvearle Mirth. Chauncey area notes include grooms and weddings with Willis Aedes G wed to Willie Tevtding. injuries to Andy Hed dicht and travels of the Mming monks. Notables speak in Columbus January 12 14 for the Ohio Fair Managers Association convention with White Brown Tapertis.
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Mra
Whuam Cato
BU Rald
Mier
Chauncey
Dee
Mere
Carl Willis
Fuelebemeta
Millfield
Walls Water
Donia Cole
Mestd Mra
Wilings Cade Qrut
Welden Wolly
Milimeld
Willis Aedes
Willie
Cheuncey Ronblenk
Mima Treple Burnell
Ponting
Mick
Mealy Hana
Qolumgus
Laovernor
White
Ceopar
Clarence J. Brown
David M. Tapetls
Avy For Aviation
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Bomb plot tied to anti fascist groups shocks nation
A chaotic bombing plot unfolds as authorities investigate a posteal device in Gaston area. A man died and several workers were injured while two suspects fled with aBem unknown. Authorities linked the blasts to anti fascist activity, while multiple packages exploded or were opened, causing further casualties and widespread searches.
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Qaston
United Staty
India
Cust
Cleveland
Tydhae Dupont G
Finters
Tech
Whiladeiphit
Gaston Air
Haliien
Parsons
Ikwan
Postal Clérka
Arte
Murance
John Honan
Erie
Houna
Edward Werkshelaer
Amington A. Albert
Claresss Igeter
Mrs Maude Morris Dies at Home in Athens Area
Mrs Maude Morris age 48 died at her home at 2 Columbia Avenue last night after several weeks of ill health She moved to Athens about 14 years ago from near Maths ot where she lived until the time Funeral arrangements were to be announced later She is survived by two daughters and three sons residing in Columbus Groveport Amenville and McDougal with several brothers and three brothers live in Columbus and McDougal Funeral details pending
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Maude Morris
Columbia Avene
Mia
Leo Duncan
Henry Loetting
Dutah
Edward
Columbus
Whaen
Herbert Howard
McDougal
Night Watch Service at Salvation Army Church
Public meeting announced tonight at the Salvation Army Church beginning 10 30. The event runs through the night with the service scheduled to end at 8 o clock. Community members urged to attend and participate.
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the Salvation
Army Church
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Zanesville
John Reed
Ray Marquis
Canaanville
J. M. McDonald
Madge Pedicord
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Charlotte Ann Falls
Shawnee
Lucilla
Smithtown
Kenneth Jones
Isaac Jones
Leta Marquis
Jessie McDonald
Giouster
Deight Smith
Akron
Masons
Glouster Lodge
Tuesday's Messenger
Bernies Wallace
White Cross Hospital
Miss Wallace
University Hospital
L. C. Burson
Main Street
Knox-Woodworth Furniture Company
Jones
High
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J. W. Stoecklein
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Taylor Ridge News
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Helen Hildabrand
George Herbst, Jr
Jen Hildabrand
Henrietta Heskin
Mary Lee Blower
Donna Lou Blower
Courtney
Elma Sainey
Carl Sainey
William Dalton, Jr
Mary Leake
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Phylia
Jackie
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Jack Dalton
Leonard Dalton
Dwight Smith
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Gandhi
Corning
Jann Mason
Emmett Williams
Haestegs
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Faith Lance
Lurline Schiottiekorb
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Mary Gray
Ruth Dressler
Eizabeth Wilson
Pittsburgh
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Donley Edwards
Jack
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Marcelle Levion
Margaret Maxwell
Zanesille
Claude Maxwell
Isabel Thomas Apert
Frank
Morgan Walters
Arden Wright
Joseph Brunton
Robert and
John Brinkworth
Buffalo
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Martha Groke
G. B. Kellar
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Springfield
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Canon Fire
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Canter
W. A. Finney
Harrison Davies
Cristina ii
Belosnac Rice
Ohio State University
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Rus
Plato Abunind Boys Fund
Firke Teuma
Sohgol Gymansum
Gunes
THE
Plains News
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Plaine
Che
James Riehnard
Margaret Janet Foreman
Ebner Foreman
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Ernor Winthrop
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