Society and Personal Mention Entertained At Dinner
Athens society notes recount numerous New Year visits and dinners. Guests include families from Avion Plain Zanesville Columbus Wilkinsburg and Chicago with extended relatives in Albany and Akron. Several local residents plan travels as they resume work or study after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kern
Avion Place
Milton Schau
Nellie
Myrtle
Dorothy
Harold Dovenbarger
Zanesville
Ralph Ullman
Tarner Shilling
Elba
Waller MW
Dexter City
D. Scott. . Pauland
Lucile Dalton
Athens
Deaths and funeral notices from Glouster Ohio area
Mrs. George Van Horn aged 29 dies at home near Hunterdon after long illness leaving husband and four children Willie Bessie Marie Glenn Sheldon and Mary Jane. Also note Mrs Henry West Athens mother of Mrs Browning leads to cancelled services at Methodist church and a shift to Church of Christ. W C T U to meet at Mrs Grant Wallace home with county president Gertrude Long present. Funeral for Mrs West at Church of Christ with Rev F E Roberts. burial Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville.
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Glouster
George van Horn
Hunterdon
Grant Wallace
Main Street
Gertrude Long
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
F. E. Roberts
Greenlawn Cemetery
Local Residents Head Home After Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Pollock left for Wellsburg West Virginia after visiting Mrs Pollocks parents Mr and Mrs John Strohmeyer E M Blower is in Columbus on business Mrs R R Bell and daughter Garnet left for Cleveland after visiting Mr and Mrs A McDonald Mrs Bert Kear and two children went to Love City after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Parks Mrs Robert Harris and her infant son returned home from Sheltering Arms hospital at Athens
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Walter Pollock
Wellsburg
W. Va
Pollock
John Strohmeyer
E. M. Blower
Columbus
R. R. Bell
Garnet
A. McDonald
Cleveland
Bert Kear
Love City
Keer
Thomas Parks
Robert Harris
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Fred Thornton 72 Dies After Brief Illness
Fred Thornton aged 72 died at his Front street home Saturday after a bowel obstruction following a brief illness. He lived alone since his wife’s death in July 1925. His son James was visiting from Detroit and was present at his father’s death. a daughter Mrs. Alta Kelly also lives in Detroit.
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Glouster
Fred Thornton
Front Street
Thornton
James
Detroit
Alta Kelly
Ford Afraid Of Libel Charges Lawyer Declares
Samuel Untermeyer, a prominent New York attorney, claims Henry Ford has stayed out of New York for years to dodge possible libel arrest. He condemns Ford for using his power to spread falsehoods, bigotry, and race hatred in reply to Ford’s Dearborn Independent attacks on the Jewish race.
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San Francisco
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Henry Ford
Untermeyer
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Mrs Ruth McDonald and Miss Julia Davis Take Senate Posts
Ruth McDonald of Glouster and Julia Davis of Columbus have become stenographers in the state senate. Harold Rose of Glouster is employed as messenger clerk in the house.
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Glouster
Ruth McDonald
Julia Davis
Columbus
State Senate
Harold Rose
House
Thompson Takes Ohio Bar Oath Despite Broken Arm
Preston E. Thompson former Carbondale resident now in Cincinnati passed the bar oath in Columbus after delivering a truck to his father and suffering a broken arm from the engine kick. An X ray showed both arm bones fractured above the wrist. Thompson plans to practice law in Cincinnati while serving as a claim examiner in the Cincinnati regional office.
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Preston E. Thompson
Carbondale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thompson
Joseph H. Thompson
Columbus
Cardington T. Marshal
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Ohio State University
Ohio Northern University
M. B. Tucker
Chauncey
Senator LeFever Attends Committee Meeting in Columbus
Dr LeFever of Glouster attends a Columbus meeting of the committee on committees. He serves as a member and helps select the senate committees for the upcoming legislative session.
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Dr. LeFever
A Movie Star Quiz Reveals Answers on the Last Page
The page lists a celebrity pictured, then ten questions with answers to identify the actor, the German republic president, the triangle angle sum, Michigan's location, the preamble sentences, the author of There never was a good war or a bad peace, the author of Evangeline, the three largest US cities, the Eiffel Tower's location, and Pennsylvania's governor.
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German Republic
University of Michigan
United States
Eiffel Tower
Pennsylvania
Halterman Faces Indictment Probe in Farm Slayings
The county grand jury convened to consider the indictment of Halterman alleged to have slain his half brother Charles Halterman and Carey Halterman at their South Solon area farm home on December 23.
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Washington, C. H
iThe County
Halterman
Charles Halterman
Carey
South Solon
Eruptions From Mountain Follows Quake Shocks
CALEVICO Calif Jan 3 Residents of this city remain tense over eruptions from Black Butte after a series of strong earthquakes that caused 250000 in property damage The mountain near the Mexican border was venting steam and ash and feared as the quake center Officials lit fires on streets to guard the lighting system as rumblings unsettled residents all night
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Calevico
Calif
Wupr
Black Butte
International Boundary Line
Fight in Congress Expected Soon on Waterways Link
The St Lawrence commission urged a Great Lakes to ocean link across New York state, opposing All American routes. Hoover led the panel, calling the St Lawrence waterway the cheapest option for relief and development of a vast interior region, with Congress likely to debate the proposal.
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Washington
U.R
U. S.st. Lawrence
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Midwest
Ocean
Congress
West
New York State
Commerce Hoover
United
St. Lawrence Waterway
Trains Collide East of Pyron Injuring Six
Six people nine injured in a head on collision of two Santa Fe trains one mile east of Pyron Texas. Boilers of both locomotives exploded and emergency crews rushed to the scene as passengers sustained multiple injuries.
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Sweetwater
Texas
Santa Fe
Pyron
Twenty Five Skiers Injured In Bavarian Alps
Twenty five persons were injured among the thousands of skiers in the Bavarian alps during the holiday rush. Some were hit by small avalanches and others fell into crevasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
U.P
Bavarian Alps
Charges in annual Army Navy game sale versus price limits
Representative Oliver accused an outside agency of selling 60 000 Army Navy tickets at inflated prices for the annual game. Rear Admiral Nutten denied improper price boosting by the Naval Academy. The dispute centered on ticket allocations and pricing to Chicago park boards and South Park commissioners.
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Washington
U.P
House Appropriations Committee
Oliver
Democrat
Alabama
Nulten
Annapolis Academy
South Park Board Commission
Chicago
Naval Academy
Nutten
University Student Ends Life After Declaring Life Lived
In Aurora Illinois on Sunday 21 year old University of Illinois student Joe N Moore son of a Guanajuato Mexico doctor killed himself after leaving a note saying he had lived "life in full." He was determined to die after experiencing all life had to offer.
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Aurora
Ife
Joe N. Moore
University of Illinois
Moore
Guanajuato
Mexico
Tragic Death of Moore In House Incident
A man identified as Moore died from a self inflected gunshot after visiting with his sister and chatting with his family. Neighbors reported hearing a shot after he listened to the radio and whistled while ascending the stairs.
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Moore
Two Skiers Lost On Mount Hood
Portland search crews continued to hunt for Calvin White 16 and Leslie Brownlee 31, members of a skiing party on Mount Hood, after thirty hours without a trace. Local authorities reported no new clues as the effort stretched into the night.
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Mount
Portland
Ore
Mount Hood
Calvin White
Leslie Brownlee
Dear Annie Laurie Love Conflicts and Forgiveness Answers
Dear Annie Laurie offers guidance to teen readers about romance and heartbreak. An anonymous sender asks how to win back a boyfriend after lying about seeing someone else. The adviser urges apology and open communication to repair trust.
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Annie
Annie Laurie
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Advertises Cold Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent a cold from spreading into the chest. It touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as fast acting, soothing relief for coughs and bronchial irritation. The ad promises dependable relief for both children and adults with a 60 cent to a dollar price.
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Ayer
Weeping Marguerite Learns Of Honest Love
A fragment from Athens Ohio notes a young couple facing parental scrutiny over a romantic relationship. The letter suggests patience as the intended union may take years to mature, advising candid family discussion to settle rumors and ensure true intent remains clear.
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Athens
Messenger
Marguerite
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Carbridge
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Grosvenor Street
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South College Street
Florence Wechter
Michigan
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Antioch College
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North Dakota
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Dayton
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Claude Chase
Montrose Avenue
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Carpenter Street
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Women of Moose Heart Legion
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Cosnocton
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Floyd E. Oberholzer
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Amesville
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Elizabeth Crouch
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Kate Haney
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Anna Shirley
Blanche Root
Bessier
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James Devlin
Margaret and
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Palmer Street
Miss Devlin
East Cleveland
Mr. Devlin
South Bend
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Harley M. Littler
Youngstown
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Croton
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Bellevue
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Maplewood Drive
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Philipsburg, Pa
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