Mrs Park Dies In Akron Saturday
Mrs William Park 24 former Glous ter resident died at her Akron home Saturday at 1 pm after a short pneumonia illness. Her body returned to Glouster Sunday for burial Tuesday at 2 pm in Maplewood cemetery. She leaves a husband, a four year old son Eldon, her mother Mrs Ellen Brunton and five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services in M E Church conducted by Rev Paul E Kemper. Also notice Pris cilla Class to meet at Mrs Mary Binderbas home Tuesday night.
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Glouster
William Park
Akron
S. S. Carpenter
Robert Brunton
James
Alex
Nick
Robert
Everett Brunton
Matthew Horner
Lostoria
Chester Lunsford
Toledo
M. E
Paul E. Kemper
Maplewood
148Th Infantry
Ohio
Hobson
J. A. Lovell
Marietta
N. Lovell
Amesville
K. R. Lash Jr
Athens
Lash
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Union Street Cemetery
Large Red Men class swells Chickamauga Tribe roster
Chickamauga Tribe No 44 Initiates 79 into the Improved Order of Red Men at a special meeting led by tribal deputy William Winefordner. The Great Sachem's Class honors Martin Hanson of Cleveland and brings 52 new members with 27 reinstatements, plus 15 more candidates expected to join Tuesday. A parade on High Street opened the events, followed by refreshments and a smoker. Washington's Birthday dance set for February 22 in Red Men Hall with Pocahontas Lodge members invited.
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Glouster
Chickamauga
William Winefordner
Martin €. Hanson
Cleveland
Ohio
Great Sachem
High Street
Washington
Emma Binford Taken to Grant Hospital for Major Operation
Emma Binford daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Binford of Glouster was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus on Sunday for a major operation. She had arrived from Detroit Tuesday after a doctor there advised the surgery and was accompanied by her mother and Leonard Miney in Miney’s car.
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Glouster
Emma
J. R. Binford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Detroit
Leonard Miney
Torch Couple Wed In Simple Torch Ceremony
Miss Delma Caroline Chambers and Mr. Samuel Sirnest Chapman of Torch were married Saturday noon by Rev. M. E. Chatley at the Christian Church parsonage. The couple were unattended. Mrs T J Dillinger, ill ten months, was taken to Columbus for treatment and observation. Dr T J Dillinger is confined to his home by paralysis.
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Torch
Delma Caroline Chambers
Samuel Sirnest Chapman
M. E. Chatley
The
Christian Church
T. J. Dillinger
Columbus
Sunnyside Drive
J. H. Thompson
State Bureau
Young girl wool ensemble for Spring mode adaptation
Fashion note describes a wool coat and skirt outfit with jersey bodice for a girl, sizes 8 to 14. Tweed patterns mix brown, tan, red and beige with contrasting jersey colors. Includes stitched banding, front pleats, leather belt, exact yardage per size, no dressmaking experience needed, pattern price 15 cents.
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Mber
Sizu
Arminta Morrison Birthday Party Brightens Valentine Day
Mrs. M. C. Morrison hosted 25 schoolgirl guests at 21 Marietta Avenue for Arminta Morrison upcoming tenth birthday. Activities included contest games, solo dances won by Betty Brooks, a heart hunt won by Mabel Connett, and an impersonation contest. Decorations featured Valentine colors and symbols. Clar ence Laughlin assisted with entertainment.
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Arminta Morrison
St. Valentine’s Day
M. C. Morrison
Morrison
Marietta Avenue
Betty Brooks
Mabel Connett
Clarence Laughlin
Local Vets Groups Postpone Meetings to February 28
Mr and Mrs Clyde Battin of Middleport visited Mrs Ama Bat tin mother of Clyde. Woman's Relief Corps will not meet Friday but postponed to Friday February 28. Daughters of Union Veterans meet Wednesday at 7 pm in J O O F Hall for a patriotic program and pot luck supper after lodge work.
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Clyde Battin
Middleport
Ama Battin
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
J. O. O. F. Hall
Ath High School “A” Association Plans Fundraising Meeting
Plans to raise funds and outline the year’s program will be discussed at a meeting of the Athens High School A Association on Tuesday night.
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East Side
Parent- Teacher Association
Athens High School
Attendance official speaks to Vinton teachers at McArthur
Cc H Porter former Athens County School Attendance Officer addressed the Teachers Association of Vinton County Saturday afternoon at McArthur.
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Cc. H. Porter
Athens County
Teachers’ Association of
Vinton County
McArthur
Pioneer Club Woman S N Hobson Dies At 93 In Athens
Mrs. S. N. Hobson, 93, longtime Athens civic leader and pioneer in Ohio women’s clubs, died at her daughter’s home after a four week illness. A charter member of the Pallas Club and Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs, she helped place art in public schools and served on the Athens City School Board after women gained suffrage. Born to Quaker ancestors in Columbiana, she valued peace and Progressive era civic work. She married Samuel N. Hobson in 1854.
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S. N. Hobson
Athens
Ohio
E. R. Lash, Jr
West State Street
Ohio Federation
Civic Club
Hobson
Athens City
Women’s Relief Corps
Columbiana
William Penn
Society of Friends
Dillon Named Is Made Member of School of the Air Committee
Supt. C. B. Dillon of Glouster schools is appointed a member of the State Advisory Committee of the Ohio School of the Air by J. Tr. Clifton state director of education. The appointment was announced in Glouster on February 17.
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School of Air Committee
J. TL. Clifton
Glouster
C. B. Dillon
Glouster Schools
Ohio School of the Air
J. Tr. Clifton
Junior League Reorganizes at Jacksonville M E Church
The Junior League reorganization in Jacksonville with Mrs W H Reitz and Miss Mary Tinker as leaders drew 22 juniors for a Sunday program at the Jacksonville M E Church. A Valentine box was featured and each child received a valentine from the leaders. Burial arrangements mention Athens Presbyterian church with Dr A Y Wilcox officiating.
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Slouster
Jacksonville M. E. Church
W. H. Reitz
Jacksonville
Mary Tinker
Athens
Missing Ohio University student still unfound
No trace has been found of George Kovalchick a missing Ohio University student as of Saturday. Mayor Robert S Wood said the youth left his room Tuesday night to study at the library and the Hocking River was partly dragged Saturday afternoon with searches to continue if the river level allows.
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George Kovalchick
Ohio University
Robert S. Wood
Hocking
Man Leading Team Is Killed by Auto
Alliance sheriff and local police investigate the death of James Dosa 47 after being struck by a machine driven by Melvin Emerick of Sebring. Dosa was guiding a team of horses along the Alliance Cleveland Road when the fatal collision occurred.
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Alliance
U.P
Ed. Gibson
James Dosa
Melvin Emerick
Sebring
Dosa
Gas blast kills 93 year old at Comeaut home
George Traver, 93, died after a natural gas explosion rigged a fire at his Comeaut residence. The blast occurred while he was in the basement, starting a fatal fire.
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Comeaut
U.P
George Traver
Akron Professor Dies at 65 in Akron
Dr. Joseph C. Rockwell head of Akron University Department of Classical Languages died at his home in Akron Sunday of a heart attack. He was 65 and had served on the faculty since 1992.
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Akron
U.R
Joseph C. Rockwell
Akron University
New French Face Powder Promises Smooth, Lasting Wear
An advertisement touts a French process for MELLO GLO Face Powder by D. Zenner Co, claiming unparalleled smoothness, long wear, tested color, and a non irritating, pore friendly formula that leaves a youthful bloom.
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Melloglo
D. Zenner CO
Service Honors Francis Willard Memorial Leader
About 600 people attended the Francis E. Willard Memorial service at the High School auditorium. Dr. H. J. Holcomb of the First M. E. Church spoke on Willard’s work and the benefits of prohibition. The program featured a pageant “The Spirit of Francis E. Willard Still Lives,” with 10 adults and 50 children in colorful costumes and special lighting. Edith Saylor directed the pageant with musical numbers by Fred Lee Tom, Mrs. William Ruston, the W. C. T. U. Women’s chorus, and the High School Orchestra. O. L. Hoisington led the musical program.
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Francis BE. Willard
H. J. Holcomb
M. E. Church
Francis FE. Willard
Athens W. Co. T. U
O. L. Hoisington
Man Charged With DUI After Fatal Crash in Cleveland
February 17 reports confirm George EB Reynolds, 35, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a crash that killed his friend David Merrill, 32, in Cleveland. Police say the collision left Merrill dead at the scene while Reynolds was injured.
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Cleveland
George EB. Reynolds
David Merrill
Funeral set for U. Ree John A. Hill 75 in Little Sandusky
Columbus report says U Ree John A Hill age 75 retired life insurance man died at his home in Little Sandusky after an accident where he stepped in for a car near Marten.
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Columbus
U.ree
John A. Hill
Little Sandusky
Hear Marten
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