Miners Hold Regular Meeting At Chauncey Hall
The regular meeting of Local No. 368 of Mine No. 25 of the New Goal Co. was held in Chauncey hall. President C Frye presided. routine matters were transacted and Kariyar spoke on mining conditions. It was decided to hold a miners get-together each Tuesday evening at the K of P hall with speeches provided.
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Chauncey
Yey
New Goal Company
Chauncey "P. Hall
Cc. Frye
Rman
Itas
Kariyar
K. of P. Hall
Measles Outbreak Hits Chauncey Schoolers Return
Chauncey January 26. More than 76 pupils from the primary school have had measles and returned to class now. First grade teacher Mrs. Hannah Clutter reported 30 pupils were out at one point with only 8 in attendance. Other teachers Mrs. Ruth Bridgewater and Mrs. Sua Goldsworthy also had many pupils missing.
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Chauncey
Hannah Clutter
Ruth Bridgewater
Sua Goldsworthy
Glouster Mines Work Steadily Reported by Ex-Resident
Antone Vollmer, a former Glouster resident now at Orient, reports Mine No 1 at Orient is steady and produces 6 700 tons of coal daily. Mine No 2 at Orient recently set a world record with 13 000 tons in May, about six times larger than the county’s largest mines. The Kings Heralds to Meet in Glouster at 2 PM Saturday at the home of Leona Stephenson.
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Glouster
Antone Vollmer
Orient
Oorient
Leona Stephenson
4 H Club Work To Be Discussed At Farmers Meeting
At Ohio State University Columbus January 30 to February 3 the Farmers Week program will include 4-H club department work. Topics cover contributions of 4-H clubs to communities and building a meaningful community program for youth. Dr Garty C Myers and Ray A, leaders from Western University and the US Department of Agriculture, will speak.
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A-H Club
Farmers’ Meeting
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Garty C. Myers
Western University
Ray A
United States Department of Agriculture
Beer but no food ends with a fine for neglect
Prohibition agents found ninety bottles of beer and no food at the home of Frank Feleski in Plains on Monday. His wife was ill and officers paid $2 to buy food for five children. Feleski pleaded guilty before Justice Carl H. Porterester and was fined $100 plus costs. he was allowed to return home and given time to pay the amount.
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Prohibition
H. A. Lines
Yates
Frank Feleski
Plains
Feleski
Justice of Peace
Carl H. Porterester
Weather report notes freezing temperatures and cold day
Cold temperatures prevailed over the last 24 hours with the mercury never rising above freezing. The low reached 26 degrees, with temperatures holding near that level for six hours overnight. Readings show consistent subfreezing values throughout the period.
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Poe
Mteereeee
Say
Peonce
Hickman Trial To Be Fight of Alienists And Photographers
Beverly Hills January 25. The Hickman murder confession signals a lengthy trial. The case pits alienists against photographers as standard American procedure unfolds with foul crime, capture, proof of insanity, and chance to show sanity at the time.
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Hickman
Beverly Hills
Calif
Yan
Will Rogers
Glouster Kiwanis Club Shifts Meeting Night
The Glouster Kiwanis Club changes weekly gathering from Tuesday to Thursday beginning this week. The switch comes as many business places close at noon on Thursdays in summer, causing members to skip meetings for Thursday trips.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Jones family called by death of James Selby in Cambridge
Mr and Mrs Dick Jones and their children traveled to Buffalo on Tuesday after learning of the death of Mr Jones brother in law James Selby. Funeral services were held at Cambridge on Wednesday.
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Glouster
Dick Jones
Buffalo
Harris seeks divorce in adultery case in Glouster
Wiley Harris files for divorce from Lillian V Harris of New Rochelle New York on adultery charge. Hearing set on or after February 18 with witness depositions on February 16 at Charles H Noxons New Rochelle office.
Church class meetings set for Friday night
The Loyal Women's class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Sallie Swartz. The Willing Workers' class of the Methodist church will meet the same night at the home of Mrs. P. B. Hawk.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Sallie Swartz
Methodist Church
PB. W. Hawk
Athens County Probate Court Grants Licenses and Settles Estates
Public probate actions include W I Coon granted license to conduct a public sale in Athens County. Hannah E Green discharged as administrator. Basil Alonzo Jones deemed incompetent, guardian appointed. Will matters for Mary El Mott, Susan Konkoskia, and Daniel X Bateman reviewed. exemptions and appraisals set. Marriage license issued to Fred Beckler and Eleanor Bolin. ceremony by Rev. Coulter.
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W. I. Coon
Athens County
Milroy Green
Clara Daugherty
Hannah E. Green
D. M. Green
Hannah Ff. Green
Basil Alonzo Jones
Basil Jones
Mary el Mott
York Township
Susan Konkoskia
Emma Bean
Emmett Keenan
Isaac Brewer
R. W. Finsterwald
Addie Brewer
Goldie Konkoskia
Aaron Brown
Joseph Shuler
James Crawford
Arthur M. Konkoskia
Elvida Kimble
Eva Chrismann
Arthur Konkoskia
Walter E. Konkoskia
Angie
Daniel X. Bateman
Jake Bateman
Ralph W. Parks
Samuel F. Robertson
Fred H. Beckler
Athens
Eleanor Bolin
C. M.coulter
Community Chest Fund Directors Elected in Athens
Directors for the Community Chest in Athens were chosen at a joint Chamber of Commerce meeting. Two-year terms go to W. A. Carpenter, D. W. Hughes, H. C. Beckley, and C. M. Gill. one-year terms to Mrs. O. C. Bird, Pp. Nichols, and J. E. Bailey. Judge H. M. Johnson presided. The group endorsed the chest as Athens charity vehicle and approved a drive for this year. Secretary-treasurer W. B. Lawrence reported last year’s drive largely paid pledges. board organization to follow.
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Community Cheat Fund
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
Berry
W. A. Carpenter
D. W. Hughes
H. C. Beckley
C. M. Gill
O. C. Bird
Nichols
J. E. Bailey
W. B. Lawrence
Millfield P T A to Meet Chauncey in January Program
Parents of the Millfield P T A will present a program at the regular meeting Friday at 7 o clock in Millfield Church of Christ. Mrs William Hartley will preside. Last month the group provided a school soup dinner for pupils.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Millfield Church of Christ
William Hartley
Millfield P. T. A
Glouster Teams Set For Rutland Clash At Home
Glouster high school boys and girls basketball teams host Rutland high at the city gym Friday night. Glouster has shown strong form this season and fan turnout at games has been exceptionally good.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Rutland High
Men to Meet Glouster Church of Christ Social
The Church of Christ men's class hosts a monthly social next Tuesday night in the church social room. There are no charges no long speeches. music and light refreshments will be provided. All local men are invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Glouster
A Matter of Faith in Messenger Classified Ads
Faith moves mountains and renters in the Messenger classified section. Mrs. Robert Grant habitually places ads for vacancies at 22 Palmer Street and tenants are found within 24 hours. Messenger ads are faithful to readers interests. call for an ad-taker to rent a room or locate goods.
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Messenger
Robert Grant
Palmer Street
Grant
Hickman Faces Change of Venue in Parker Murder Case
Edward Hickman showed little reaction to a venue change won by his defense in the Marian Parker murder case. He said the delay changes nothing and he remains focused on finishing the trial, while attorneys pressed on with arguments over perceived bias of Judge Carlos Hardy.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Carlos 8
Hardy
Hickman
Hickman Faces Bleak Outlook as Trial Nears
A public benefactor, Dr. R. Pierce, famed for Favorite Prescription, is described as a healer of nervous weakness and distress. The piece lauds his integrity and reliability, noting his medicines are sold by druggists in fluid and tablet forms and offering a 10 cent sample of tablets from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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R. ¥. Pierce
Pierce
Ealing
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
New Marshfield Boys Honor Their Fathers at Dinner
A banquet honoring fathers was held by the Smith-Hughes agriculture department at New Marshfield High School. The girls of home economics served the meal, with J. B. McClellan delivering the keynote address and multiple educators and students speaking. Moving pictures followed the event.
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New Marshfield
Smith-Hughes Agriculture Department
Alice Prudent
J. B. McClellan
Clifford Herron
Board of Education
W. C. Merritt
Russel Bain
Troy
H. R. McVay
Denver Sharer
Orland Ely
Marshall Barron
John Herron
Ralph R. Barker
Recital Showcases Ohio University Music Students at Music Hall
Thirteen advanced students from the Ohio University School of Music performed in a recital at Music Hall last night. The program featured a mix of Bach, Handel, Debussy, Chopin, Beethoven, Schumann, and Donaudy works, with performances by pianists, violinists, and vocalists including Louisse Kerr, Helen Kittle, Zella Armstrong, Mildred Fowler, Reva Dale Ralph, Catherine Dando, Sy Sibylla Strobel, Mary Elizabeth Clark, May Daniels Lockhart, Ann Schellinger, Ruth Breleford, and Donald Dowd.
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Ohio University School of Music
Music Hall
Corder
Hart
Mrs. Mildred Fowler
Kriens
Reva Dale Ralph
Chopin
Catherine Dando
Beethoven
Sy Sibylla Strobel
Schumann
la Colomba
Stills Found Abandoned Near Corning Amid Liquor Probe
In Corning on Monday investigators searched homes under suspicion for illicit liquor activity. No liquor was found but several abandoned stills were reported in surrounding hills since last summer. Owners and operators are believed to have abandoned outfits or moved to avoid detection.
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Corning
Grange Officers Plan Athens Meeting to Align Work
Pomona master O. O. Bryson announces a Saturday gathering in Athens in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on the fifth floor of the Security Bank building at 1 o clock. Officers and members of ten granges will discuss youth outreach, county fair theater, degree efficiency, visitation, community projects, and contests as Athens county granges pursue a busier new year.
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Pomona
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
O. O. Bryson
Grange
Bryson
Athens County
Trial Postponed for Thaddeis Draper in Ohio Case
The trial in Athens County Common Pleas is indefinitely postponed. Thaddeis Draper, indicted on second degree murder in the death of 28 year old Blanche Cooper near Buchtel on December 10 and on carrying concealed weapons, pleaded not guilty at arraignment and remains jailed.
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Thaddeis Draper
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Draper
Blanche Cooper
Buchtel
Athens County
Bee Hive parish paper enters fourth year of publication
The Bee Hive of the Corn ing United Brethren church edited and managed by pastor L. G. Ludwick marks its first issue of the year. It reaches many homes with church calendar ministers officers trustees board news and a children’s page. It also serves former members outside Ohio.
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Corning
Bee Hive
Funeral Attendees for James Selby in Cambridge
Corning reports the funeral for James Selby aged 60 held in Cambridge on Wednesday. Attendees included George Schottlekorb Lean Preest Eliza Murray Harry Morgan the Morgans Will and Howard Morgan Robert Bell Santoy and Richard Jones of Gloucester. Selby died of heart trouble at his Buffalo home on Sunday January 22. He was a former resident and well known locally.
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Corning
James Selby
Cambridge
George Schottlekorb
Lean Preest
Eliza Murray
Harry Morgan
Will and Howard Morgan
Robert Bell
Santoy
Richard Jones
Glouster
Selby
Buffalo
Athens man fined for intoxication after arraignment
J. W. Jewell of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication before Justice Carl H. Porter after arrest by Constable Harry Dalton on Court Street Monday night. He was fined $16 and costs.
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Harry Dalton
Court Street
J. W. Jewell
Athens
Carl H. Porter
Adierika Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion and Stomach Gas
An old testimonial claims Adierika cures indigestion and stomach gas in ten minutes, boosting appetite. It is advertised to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, removing old waste matter, with mentions of Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Coolville Taylor's Drug Store and Nelsonville Hickman's Pharmacy.
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Adierika
Ardenia Howard
Adherika
Gibson's
Athens
Coolville
Taylor's Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Men’s night at United Brethren church in Corning
In Corning on Saturday a men’s night at the United Brethren church will feature a program led by Captain of Lancaster. Hastings, formerly an officer at Lancaster Boys' Industrial School and now mayor, is noted in the lineup. A supper will be served in the basement followed by a Senior C B E hobos convention open to all attendees.
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Corning
United Brethren Church
Lancaster
Hastings
Boys’ Industrial School
C. BE
Junior and adult prayer meetings set at United Brethren
In Corning on January 26 the Junior prayer meeting at the United Brethren church will start at the usual hour with the prayer meeting committee in charge and its leader. The adult service will follow with reports from the prayer groups and assistants. W H Morgan appointed Max Rodgers as the junior meeting leader.
Local Family News and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs W G Young and daughter Dorothy spent a few days in Cincinnati visiting their son Lloyd Young. Henry Dew Sr reports from Flint Michigan where he found work and plans to return home. Eric Dew, a yardmaster, has long lived in Flint. Lawrence Passen returns from Baltimore after weeks with grandmother Mrs Warner. Leonard Dean comes home after two weeks with relatives in Glouster area. Mrs Tena Hensel departs for Chicago for two weeks to visit daughter Miss Freda Hensel, a nurse.
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W. G. Young
Dorothy
Cincinnati
Lloyd Young
Henry Dew, Sr
Flint
Michigan
Dew
and &S
Corning
Eric Dew
Lawrence Passen
Baltimore
Warner
Leonard Dean
Glouster
Tena Hensel
Chicago
Freda Hensel
St Jacobs Oil Provides Quick Back Pain Relief
A reader reports lumbago and back pain eased by St Jacob's Oil after trying many remedies. The product is described as uniquely penetrating, soothing sores and stiffness without skin burning, suitable for lumbago rheumatism neuritis and similar pains. A trial bottle is recommended from any drug store.
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St. Jacob
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