Glouster Odd Fellows Hold February Meeting
Glouster News reports the I O O F lodge met at the hall Thursday with Clara Morris and Mrs Angle as hostesses. Nelle Phelps presided as twelve members answered roll call with current events. Readings by Florence Dalighy, Mery Roberts and Mac Grannett earned prizes. candy was made and served. next meeting set for February 16 with Mrs Affernce Vaughn as hostess.
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Glousrence
Nobile Rands
I. OO. F. Hall
Clara’ Morris
Tor Vite
Dummett
Higgins
Ina
Afference Vaughn
City council reports funds for operation exceed ten thousand
City council session notes cash on hand over 10 000 with more than 7 000 in water and light funds and over 2 000 in street improvements from late month property owner payments street fund gains from county auto license funds while overall funds remain unhealthy aside from the street fund. Jim Lantz fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness after arrest by Marshal Williams and mayoral reports show January fines collected. The street committee to insure city truck and seek return of an old hose cart missing since last fall. Mothers club Jacksonville to meet at Mrs William Helsers home Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock with large turnout urged.
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Water and Light Fund
Gormley
Barthlow
Wallowe'en
Glouster
Mothers’ Club of
Jacksonville
William Helser i
Arrest of Frank Bailey in Franklin County Courts
Frank Bailey was arrested at the request of Columbus officers by Marshal Williams shortly after noon Friday to answer a general support charge filed by his wife Bessie Bailey in Franklin County courts. Williams reportedly received the warrant on the 2:18 a.m. train and about an hour and a half later placed Bailey under arrest. The Columbus police chief was notified and said an officer would accompany Bailey to the capital city.
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Soloquster
Frank Bailey
Columbus
Arshel Williams
Bessie Bailey
Franklin County
Willams
Bailey
Thirty two Ohio students win prizes and trips in home contest
Thirty two Ohio students win trips to Washington D C and cash prizes in a Thornens clubs contest for best essays on What Makes a Home Modern The senior division covers high school classes while the junior division targets seventh and eighth grade writers Essays must be 690 to 1259 words for seniors and cover topics like modern home lighting plumbing and gas heating The eight top essays will earn a six day funded trip to the national capital with mothers as guests and district prizes include 20 10 and 5 dollars in gold in each district.
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Ohio
Washington, D. C
Ohio Federation of Thornens Clubs
John L. Cutton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Athens Edfiity
Orville Dailey
Albany
Geld
Seconud
Sunior Group
Eid
Dean speaks twice as Coolidge killed in attack
Washington and Columbus dispatches report a violent assault killing one man and injuring others at a White House event with President Coolidge. The incident involved Senator Fess and Representative from Ohio. Also notes remarks by Dean Voigt to Girl Reserves and government health cases in Rhode Island.
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Washington
Columbus
Fess
Ohio
Whites House
W. Burt Clark
Hahaa Neey
Coolidge
London
Muncia
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio ‘University
Deas Voigt
Holbert pleads guilty to two liquor charges
Glouster report: Charles Holbert arraigned after a search found about 32 quarts of home brew. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and illegal possession, fined 5 dollars plus costs for drunkenness and 100 dollars plus costs for possession, with payment due by Saturday morning. Officers said he had not paid and would be jailed.
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Gloster
Charles Holbert
Holbert
Marshal Williams
Blower
Gormley
Wright plane shipped to England for museum display
Dayton reports the historic first successful flying machine is en route to the Atlantic seaboard for shipment to England where it will be shown in a British museum. The Wright brothers approved the plan two years ago after a dispute over credit with the Smithsonian.
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Dayton
Atlantic Seaboard
England
Wright
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Langley
Science Museum
South Kensington
America
Bank cashier held for Kentucky extradition now in New York
A Milford Kentucky banker, Jance H. Hinett, 34, was held without bail in New York awaiting a sheriff and extradition papers. He was arraigned after Kentucky authorities supplied information on his flight from Milford on August 23 and a bank shortage of 75,000 dollars at the bank where he served as cashier.
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New York
Jance H. Hinett
Milford
Hinett
Kentucky
Death of Angell Ridge man William D. Vore at home
William D. Vore, 47, was found dead in bed at his Angell Ridge home Friday morning. Coroner L. F. Jones ruled heart trouble as the cause. Funeral services were set for 4:30 p.m. at Clarks Chapel. Vore leaves three sons, Ernest, Lester, and Edward, and his wife.
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William D. Vore
Angell Ridge
Clarks Chapel
Ernest Chicago
Lester
Lancaster
Ella Cardin Lostj
Edward
Federal aid highways funds allocated to Ohio
A total of 28,494,005 dollars has been apportioned for building Federal aid highways in Ohio with 6,740,945 dollars unexpended as of June 30, 1927, per H N Burgett secretary of the Southeastern Ohio Motor club. The nationwide Federal-aid program has reached 744,500,000 dollars since 1921, nearly equal to last year's motorist taxes. The American Automobile Association supported the program and defended the enabling laws.
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Ohio
H. N. Burgett
Southeastern Ohio Motor Club
Congress
American Automobile Association
Burgett
TRY PRISON ESCAPE KILL KEEPER IN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT
In Trenton New Jersey on February 4 a state prison escape attempt ended in violence. Keeper Jon H Tinney was shot and killed while prisoner Harry Beater 3% was shot twice and critically wounded. Frank Wankowski surrendered after guards confronted Buartes and Wunkowsk during the failed escape. Baxter was killed while climbing a rope cast over the wall.
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Trenton
N. J
Jon. H. Tinney
Atate
Harry Beater
Frank Wankowski
Buartes
Wunkowsk
Baxter
Bombings Increase in Chicago Blast Wrecks Buildings
Chicago reports show two more bombings early today. A catapulted car was wrecked by a big explosion just after midnight and a shoe store in the same neighborhood was torn apart by a black powder blast, a few hours after. The front of a loop section restaurant was damaged by a bomb believed placed in bootleg war.
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Chicago
Recount Plan for Wilson Ware Ballots in Ohio
Washington reports the Senate privileges and elections sub committee moved to start a recount of Wilson Ware ballots next Monday amid a custody claim by Judge Robert H Day of Massachusetts. The Ohio Supreme Court candidate is the first from Allegheny and Philadelphia counties to announce for the state bench.
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Washington
U.R
Senate
Columbus
U.F
Wilson-Ware
Robert H. Day
Massil
Reed
Ohio
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Didate
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Jim Lantz
Marshall Williams
ORO
Pierce
Archiv
Dean
Ean
Jenna E. Voigt
Woonsocket
U.P
Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Island
Ww. c. TI. U
Lizzie McKee
Urbancrest
Chiefs’ Club
White Rose Temple
Pythian Eisters
William James
Gariomes Labsoatorie
Caticera
NEW Willys
Knight
F.o.b
Willys Knight
West State Street
Athens
Auto Club
Wreck Offo
Day
Oldsmobil Presents
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Athens Implement Company
Clark Motor Sales Co., Jackson, O
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