Alfred Collins Taken To Jail For Police Court Fine
Alfred Collins of Trimble was taken to a county jail in Athens to serve a $13.80 fine and costs from a drunk charge after Christmas. He was released to work on Glouster streets but failed to keep the promise, prompting multiple trips by Constable Henry Williams. He was jailed until Friday night then turned over to Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck.
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Glouster
Alfred
Trimble
Athens
Collins
Henry Williams
Fred Heck
Reverend Roberts Ends Successful McArthur Meeting
The Rev. F. E. Roberts of the Church of Christ in Glouster closes a four sermon series in McArthur, declaring the latest gathering the most successful. The minister reported the church meeting drew strong attendance and spiritual impact.
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Mcarthur
Glouster
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Roberts
Revival at M. L. Church Records 16 Converts
In Glouster on Sunday 16 converts and 15 new members joined the M. L. Church after a rainy night revival. Donald Householder led booster and Senior Epworth League choirs with solos. Rev Paul E Kemper preached morning on What is it to be a Christian and evening on Why Should I Become a Christian. Knights of Pythias service set for tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Knights of Pythias
Regular Glouster Encampment Meeting Tonight
Glouster Encampment I O O F holds regular session at Odd Fellow Hall Tuesday night to consider an application for encampment membership.
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Glouster
Odd Fellow Hall
Thea Chapter O E meets Tuesday night
The Thea Chapter of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting Tuesday night. All members are urged to attend as officers request full attendance.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
O. E
Tax collections under way in Glouster district
County treasurer arrives for semi annual tax collection limited to Trimble Township and nearby incorporated towns. Tax agents operate at Glouster State Bank with another visit scheduled for Tuesday.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Glouster State Bank
Funeral Services For Miss Ina McColley Held At Jacksonville
Funeral services for Miss Ina McColley were conducted Friday afternoon at the Jacksonville U B Church. The interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery, with Rev Plummer officiating. The deceased died at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Shumway in Jacksonville.
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Ina McColley
U. B. Church
Jacksonville
Glouster
Thomas Shumway
Jacksonville U. B
Plummer
Maplewood
Personal Notices From Chauncey Area
Mrs Winnie Baughman Chauncey went to Albany Friday to attend the funeral of her brother Ray Elliot. Mrs C E Sanders Millfield went to Columbus Monday to visit Mrs Fawn Spellman. Dr Nile Sanders returned to Columbus today after a weekend in Chauncey and Millfield. Harold Ogg Columbus spent Sunday with his parents in Chauncey. Mrs Grace Davis Akron is visiting Chauncey with her parents. Mrs Pearl Devis Chauncey is reported improved after serious illness.
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Winnie Baughman
Chauncey
Albany
Ray Elliot
Hebbardsville
C. E. Sanders
Millfield
Columbus
Fawn Spellman
Nile Sanders
Harold Ogg
Charles Ogg
Grace Davis
Akron
Cap Smith
Pearl Devis
Loyal Woman's Division to Meet in Chauncey
Jan 13 Chauncey program details note Loyal Woman's Division of the Church of Christ will gather Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Guy Gardner home with Mrs Floyd Nye as program leader. President Mrs Nye urges all members to attend.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Division
Church of Christ
Guy Gardner
Floyd Nye
Nye
Moonshiners in Mountains Tied to Hooded Band Halting
In Williamson West Virginia on January 13 authorities report the hooded band of moonshiners in the Marrowbone Creek region were halted with the arrest of Andy Kirk and Sherman Hanna. Eight others previously arrested were charged with membership. Kirk and Hanna were captured in an isolated cabin. a gallon of liquor seized. Willie Kirk and Noah Rose charged with liquor law violations.
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Willie
Kirks
Hanna
Noah Rose
Willie Kirk
Rose
Funeral for George Shingler Held in Chauncey
George Shingler 67 died Thursday at his Sand Ridge home. Funeral services were Sunday at 10 a m in Chauncey conducted by Rev Guss Graham. Survived by widow son Dannie and daughter Alice both at home. Body to be buried in Wellston.
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Chauncey
George Shingler
Guss Graham
Gertie Carter
Ogg Lang
Lettie Hintz
Wellston
Shingler
Sand Ridge
Dannie Shingler
Alice Shingler
Chauncey pair plead guilty to intoxication fined five dollars
Jackie Haynes and Burt Vargo of Chauncey admitted guilt to intoxication in Mayor Hines court. Each was fined five dollars plus costs and arranged payment. Marshal Burke Withem arrested them in Chauncey.
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Jackie Haynes
Burt Vargo
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Marshal Burke Withem
Leity
Kenneth Hale Suffering From Double Pneumonia In Chauncey
Mrs. B. F. Goodson and Theron Goodson traveled to Wellsville after learning four year old Kenneth Hale son of Mr and Mrs Barney Hale was critically ill with double pneumonia. A morning report said the child's condition had improved.
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Barney Hale
Chauncey
B. F. Goodson
Theron Goodson
Wellsville
Kenneth Hale
Hale
Goodson
Gypsies Visit Chauncey Offer Fortunes Before Departure
A group of about 20 Gypsies spent 30 minutes in Chauncey on Sunday. The women stepped from a large automobile and offered to tell fortunes after securing food, then departed toward Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Nelsonville
Lindy and Anne Get a New Pair of Wings
Lindy and Anne receive a secret new aircraft the Colonel calls the Mystery Ship built for exceptionally long distance flights. The $30,000 design promises extended range and daring aviation feats.
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Lindy
Anne
Colonel
Per Capita Steel Use Highlights U S Living Standards
U S Steel consumption per person in 1929 reached about 1000 pounds, far exceeding other nations. The rise reflects industrial growth, mass production, and rising living standards with autos, buildings, and widespread steel use.
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United States
Iron Trade Review
Great Britain
Germany
France
America
Akron house wife turns spare room into cosmetic factory
Mrs. Lucy Sawyer Stevens of Akron converted a spare bedroom into a cosmetics business in 1952, building a line of creams and perfumes that now produces over $1,000 worth weekly. She funded it with self tests, samples, and direct selling, facing obstacles including a French chemist and limited advertising. The venture grew without renting the room, with Stevens remaining hands on in production and sales.
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Akron
Lucy Sawyer Stevens
Lillian Russell
Sarah Bernhardt
America
New York City
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Radio education at USC offers credit via KEJK lectures
The University of Southern California Radio-Correspondence Education Division completes its first year offering 12 weekly KEJK lectures plus correspondence lessons, a term paper and final exam for university credit. Courses include English and literature with new offerings planned such as interior decorating and accounting.
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NEA
Los Angeles
Calif
United States
University of Southern California
KEJK
Radio-Correspondence Education Division
Southern California
R. S. McMillian
McMillian Petroleum Corporation
McMillian
Faculty Club to Debate League of Nations Ten Year Record
An open forum at the Men's Faculty Club will consider Has the League of Nations Justified Itself in Ten Years. Prof. George Starr Lasher chairs the discussion and Prof. Willfred Mauck will present his view before audience discussion.
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League of Nations
George Starr Lasher
Willfred Mauck
Gas main explosion disrupts service near Selma
A Logan Gas Company main exploded two miles east of Selma between Cedarville and Celina causing widespread gas outages in Clark and Green counties. No injuries reported as crews assess the scene and restore service.
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Springfield
U.P
Clark
Green Counties
Logan Gas Company
Selma
Cedarville
Celina
Horses On Sale Sparked Rush In Messenger Classifieds
A pair of work horses weighing 2,800 pounds were advertised in The Messenger live stock column and drew a rush of buyers. The horses were sold, and The Messenger is blamed for the advertising impact.
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the Messenger
Your Frail Boy How To Help Him
Advertisement extols McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a vitamin rich remedy for frail children. It claims vitamins A and D brighten pale cheeks and notes two tablets equal one teaspoon of cod liver oil. The toner underscores tablet availability at drugstores for 60 cents.
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MccCoy
Continued Rain Sparks Threat of New Floods in Ohio
Heavy rains across Central Ohio renewed flood fears as rivers rose after a weekend COOL spell. Cleveland’s Huron and Vermilion lowlands faced flood conditions while Pipe Creek south of Sandusky faced threats. Milan saw record-high stages, and Mad River Buck Creek at Springfield rose again, with Middletown and Hamilton reporting rising Big Miami.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Cleveland
Huron
Vermillion River
Pipe Creek
Sandusky
Milan
Springfield
Middletown
Hamilton
Athens County to consider $3000 for bovine tuberculosis test
Athens County Commissioners will review a $3000 appropriation at the next regular meeting to fund a bovine tuberculosis test in Athens County. The move is backed by the Athens County Dairy Tuberculosis League, led by president A. F. E. Potter of Albany, with J. H. Grosvenor as chairman.
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Athens County
J. H. Grosvenor
Athens County Dairy Tuberculosis League
A. F E. Potter
Albany
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief from Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a gentle vegetable laxative with olive oil no calomel, promoting natural bowel and liver action. Sugar coated tablets aid those with dark breath fatigue and torpid liver. relief comes after one or two at bedtime. Priced 15c or 30c.
Bandits rob First National Bank in Mason
Three bandits held up the First National Bank at Mason near Cincinnati today and escaped with 7000 dollars. Their automobile was later found abandoned in Middletown.
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Cincinnati
Tan
U.R
First National Bank
Mason
Middletown
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Graham
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Hollywood
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Ando
U. SS
Allard Smith
the Union Trust Company
BY Helen Welshimer
NEA Service
Russell
Mrs
Lillian
Virginia Bruce
Eek
Dr. Edwards
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Bandit
All Grocers
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co. Distributors
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