Razing and street work in Glouster underway this week
Glouster reports substantial progress on Main Street realignment with razing of several residences and a bakery site. Concrete work on High Street from the bridge to Main Street is underway after weather delays and heavy rains. A lumber plant picket line near the Athens Lumber Co has ended with two large trucks seen traveling south to Lick Run.
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Glouster
Main Street
New Street
Russell Lent
Ward Parks
Anthey Smith
Richardson’s
High Street
Hotel Gordon Corner
Athens Lumber Company
Chauncey
Lick
Council Meets Tonight in Glouster on Street Labor Bills
A special Glouster council meeting is set for tonight at 7 at the city building to approve bills for street labor from late June. The bills were ready last Friday but quorum could not be met due to members being out of town.
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Glouster
Finish Guard Immunization in Ohio National Guard Camp
Members of Company E of the Ohio National Guard received final typhoid and related disease immunizations at Athens County health office under Dr J M Higgins. The program, state funded, aims to prevent camp outbreaks and mirrors wartime success in reducing typhoid and smallpox cases.
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Ohio National Guard
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Departments of Health
Health Department
Haydenville Births and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Haydenville announces the birth of a son named Paul Nelson. Logans Hinerman welcomes a son. grandparents Sinnott and Hinerman attend. Local families from Marietta Columbus Franklin and Union Furnace visit Haydenville and Camp Grounds for the Standard Bearers mission school in August. an ice cream social is planned July 3.
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Mrs
Nelson Skiver
Paul Nelson
Kenneth Hinerman
Logan
Thomas Sinnott
Hinerman
Union Furnace
Vern Robinett
Chester Broughn
Nellie
Alice Allen
Lancaster
Camp Grounds
Haydenville
School of Missions
Earl Waugh
Emmit McMillin
James Phettyplace Columbus
John Gastin
George McBee
Marie Martin
Columbus
W. A. Martin
Clothing Club Plans Rainbow Event And County Camp
Eight members attended a Thursday afternoon meeting at The Rainbow to plan entertainment and a public event. Ruth Wolf of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McDaniel while Daniel Bateman and Luther Wyskiner also visited local residents.
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Ruth Wolf
Columbus
Virgil McDaniel Ayton
Daniel Bateman
Luther
Wyskiner
Somerset
Velma Stone
Maxine
Kate Todd
Floyd Pheinshield
Baker backs Roosevelt ticket in Democratic race
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker announced in Cleveland that he will lend active support to the Roosevelt led Democratic national ticket headed by Franklin D Roosevelt, signaling a firm stand for the party’s presidential bid.
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Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Clevelan
Rooseticket
Franklin Velt
Gypsies Wedded in Moonlit Ceremony Near Ashland
In Ashland on July 7 a gypsy wedding followed a colorful ceremony near five miles southwest of town. The bride Rosa Miler from Chicago wore a gold metal cloth skirt and scarlet purple jacket with bangles. The groom, 18, son of Eyre chieftain from Columbus, attended with family and friends.
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Ashland
Rosa Miler
Chicago
Ts i
Eyre
Columbus
Rosana
Baker to press appeal in Youngstown Tube merger dispute
In Cleveland on July 7 Baker prepared to argue that Youngstown Sheet Tube Co is not liable for a $1,000,000 fee and expenses claimed by lawyers for stockholders who blocked a merger with Bethlehem Steel Corp. The case centers on the contested merger and related counsel charges.
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Cleveland
Baker
Youngstown Sheet” Tube Co
P Coneys
Bethies, Steel Corporation
Miners To Assemble Mine 24 Workers To Meet Saturday
A meeting of Mine 24 miners is set for Saturday at 2 o clock in the relief station at Redtown. The notice signed by Charles Roberts president and Charles Lee secretary cites business of importance to be discussed.
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Glouster
Redtown
Charles Roberts
Charles Lee
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Held in Glouster
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs Lou Bingmans home with Mrs Isabel Bulloch presiding. A program by the Standard Bearers and Kings Heralds featured readings poems and plays about China Korea and missionary work. Twenty nine members attended and a rising vote of thanks was given to the young participants.
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Effie Stevenson
China
Nellie Belle Williams
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Ethel Batterson
Korea
Norma Dyer
Elizabeth Gaskalla
Missionary Hospital
Nina Brunton
Marguerite Batterson
Ruth Darling
Harmon Family Has Reunion on Independence Day
The Harmon family gathered at the O. E. Harmon home near Hollister on July 4 for a homecoming with a noon dinner and vocal solos by young Bobby Harmon. Attendees included D. F. Harmon and family, Mettie Latimer, Lester Allen and sons, Otis Hugh and Hart Francis clans, and others from Columbus and Zanesville.
Granges Plan Picnic for Morgan County Groups
Bent Hickory Malta and Homer Granges of Morgan County sponsor a picnic on August 6 possibly at Wolf Creek Church with C A Dyer state grange officer as principal speaker. Several hundred people expected to attend.
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Lerest
Mari Meyer
Hillere
Bri
Kham
West Side
Hution
Rus
Veri
Lisa
Nature
Higgins
Carl Nutter
Andy Roush
Marietta
Frank Crothers
James Hurley
Jennie Patton
O. E. Oliver
Buckeye Lake
James Allen
Floyd Matheny
Franklin, Mich
Roosevelt
Red
Society
Harmon Family
HollIster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ Sunday School
James Roberts
Granges Plan
Morgan County
Jacksonville News
William Swartz
David Swartz
Jacksonville
William Davis
Taylor Ridge
Sarah Jarvis
Charles Darst
Athens
William Janzen
Ben Morrison
Congress Run
Parent- Teacher Association
K. of P. Lodge
Wolfe
Andrew Thompson
Francis Barrett
William Woods
Thompson
Athens County Grand Jury
John Morrison
Epworth League
Methodist Church
W. H Reitz
Edith Tinker
Grace Watkins
Anna Rasp
Arlent Davis
Mae Swindell
R. E. Davis
Harry Vernon, and Sons
T. M Keirns
Charles Simons
Amesville
Miller’s
Hotel
Princess
Aon Co
Revsarzarig
Whee
O'glor
Miller
Aw Nice
Psst
Sk S. Re
Costa
Pring
Batiste
Shes
Hull
Chiffo
Children’s Ankle Sox
Gordon
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