Taylor Dies Former Trimble Resident at Washington
A. H. H. Taylor, longtime Trimble Township resident, died at his Washington home Tuesday morning five hours after a stroke. Funeral services were held in Washington D. H. with burial in the local cemetery. He leaves his wife and three children John Ralph and Lelia, all of Washington D. H. About 15 years ago he ran a shoe store in Jacksonville before moving to Washington D. H.
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Glouster
Taylor
Jacksonville
Washington D. H
W. H. Beard
Mountville
Mr. Beard
F. EB. Roberts
Miss Reese Resumes Work as Lakewood High School Instructor
Miss Ethel Reese returned to Lakewood, a Cleveland suburb, Thursday to resume her duties as instructor at Lakewood High School. Miss Florence Andrews stayed with relatives in Columbus Thursday.
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Ethel Reese
Lakewood
Cleveland
Lakewood High School
Florence Andrews
Columbus
Missouri Falls to Butler in National Tilt
Missouri basketball team suffered its first loss, 23 to 38, as Butlere displayed superior floor work and precise shooting in a game in Indianapolis. The undefeated Missouri squad was stopped by Butler who remained unbeaten.
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Indianapolis
Ind
University of Missouri
Butler
School for Miners to Restart in Ohio Cities
The mining vocational school directed by A. W. Seabright, paused due to illness, resumes in Nelsonville tonight with weekly sessions in nearby towns including New Lexington Corning Gilouster and Chauncey leading to Nelsonville. W. H. Beard, 60, of Mountville, dies from flu and complications. Funeral in Mountville Church.
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Glouster
Athens
Perry
A. W. Seabright
State Vocational Educational Department
Seabright
Nelsonville
New Lexington
Corning
Gilouster
Chauncey
Lover Arrest Sparks Escrowed Diamonds and Stolen Funds Tale
In Memphis court action Johanna Bruce’s diamonds and $3500 in $100 bills are held in escrow. Her husband Frank Devers alias Tom Underwood alias Bubbling Over is in custody and Johanna says she is at the end of her trail. She quit her St Paul soda clerk job of 22 1/2 dollars weekly for Devers. Devers faces charges for a railway mail messenger robbery at Hibbing two years ago and is to be sent back to St Paul.
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Johanna Bruce
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Devers
Tom Underwood
Johanna
St. Paul
Minn
Devers
Hibbing
Dan Burns Survives Car Driving Into Creek
Dan Burns narrowly escaped injury after his Ford rolled over a steep bank into Sunday Creek Thursday afternoon in Glouster. He had just bought the car from George Love and crawled free from under the wreck as bystanders prepared to help. The creek at that point is shallow but the bank is steep.
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Glouster
Dan Burns
George Love
Sunday Creek
Mr. Burns
Whder
Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers in January Meeting
Officers will be installed at the regular Rebekah Lodge meeting Saturday night. The event doubles as birthday night with refreshments and a social time planned for attendees.
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Glouster
Rebekah Lodge
Golf Association Meets in New York
The United States Golf Association greens section met in New York on January 4 to discuss better greens for American golfers in 1929. Topics included greens problems ground keeping and other matters affecting greens. The afternoon session will focus on reports from experimental work with a final session planned for Saturday morning.
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New York
U.P
Greens
United States Golf Association
Gaul Held on Reckless Driving Charge
G Gaul of Canta Pike pleads not guilty and is bound over to the grand jury on reckless driving charges after a hearing before Justice Carl H Porter. Constable Harry Dalton made the arrest on an affidavit by Mrs Vera Bridgewater with bond set at $200.
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G. Gaul
Canta Pike
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Harry Dalton
Vera Bridgewater
Pomeroy Republicans Plan Evening Meeting to Reorganize
Notices go to part of the County Republican Central Committee for another attempt to hold a meeting in Pomeroy this evening. The drive aims to reorganize the Executive Committee after a prior effort failed to gain a quorum.
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Pomeroy
Republican Central Committee
Shea Seeks Title Bout After Proving Hand Strength
Eddie Shea aims to prove his hands are hardened tonight in Chicago by facing Tony Mandell of Boston. A victory could set up a challenge for the lightweight title held by Andy Routis. Shea is renowned for speed left jab and clever defense but has been hindered by brittle hands in past bouts. He has defeated Johnny Farr, Rosy Stoy, Midget Mike O Dowd, and Ignacio Fernandez in recent fights.
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Chicago
U.R
Eddie Shea
Shea
Tony Mandell
Boston
Andy Routis
Eddie
Johhny Farr
Cleveland
Rosy Stoy
Erie
Mike O'Dowd
Pacific Coast
Ignatio Fernandez
Fire damages Pomeroy home as Syracuse blaze saves residence
Fire Chief A O Tracy and Pomeroy firefighters responded when Dana Hysell's home was found in flames in Syracuse. Local crew and neighbors helped extinguish the fire, saving the house though the building suffered substantial damage to its structure and contents.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Hysell
A. O. Tracy
Dana Hysell
Family visits weave through Columbus trip reports
Mr. and Mrs. Sue Sauer and daughter Dorothy returned home Wednesday night after several days in Columbus with relatives. Mrs. F M Stason and son William and Mrs. J M Stevens spent Wednesday in Columbus. B F Fults and daughter Dorothy, after holidays in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman and others, came home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sander of Bucyrus arrived Wednesday night.
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Misddleport
Sue Sauer
Dorothy
Columbus
F. M. Stason
Willam
J. M. Stevena
B. F. Fults
Chicago
Paul Hoffman
Will Sander
Bucyrus
Ann Arbor Team Beats Penn State 33 to 21
Edward Wennand and Mrs. Sander join Mrs George Sander as Michigan defeats Penn State 33 to 21. The Wolverines dominate the scoring from start to finish, marking Penn State's second setback after a prior loss to Ni to 17.
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Edward Wennand
George Sander
Ann Arbor
Kversity
Michigan
Penn State
New Cattle Fodder from Orange Pulp Feeds Horses and Cattle
The dried pulp remaining after orange juice extraction, previously burned as waste, is discovered to be a valuable feed for horses and cattle boosting livestock nutrition and reducing waste.
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Trimble Township
Washington
Missouri
Mr. Seabright
Stoecklein
Glouster, Ohio
Banks Ice Cream Company
E. State St
Millfield
Oleo, Th
Loin
Hamburger
Golf Association
Ores
State St
Mundew
Gaul
Dinsmoor
Sayre’s Self Serve
Murray City
U.S
Stedman
the Stedman Company, Packers
4Thens, Ohio
Callies
Eer
California
Argo
Nutley Oleo Dairy-Maid Bread
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