Glouster business group forms plan to boost town growth
A Glouster meeting in the mayor's office formed a temporary business men organization led by L. R. Andrews and M. M. Bryson to promote town welfare. Committees on bylaws and membership were named to prepare for a permanent group next Wednesday. The effort aims to improve shopping, services and community facilities to attract outsiders. Card of thanks notes kindness after a baby’s illness and death. Funeral announced for W. H. Robinson, 57, killed by slate at Utley mine. survived by widow and seven children.
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Glouster
L. R. Andrews
M. M. Bryson
H. H
Dulaney
E. J. Eddy
C. 8
W. H. Robinson
Utley
Sandrock
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Local social notes and visits span Logan to Wellston
Mrs E C Burchfield returns home from Columbus with Mrs Harry Bartlett while Miss Gladys Partlow after two weeks with her parents travels back to Columbus. Several relatives and friends visit from Amesville to Pleasanton with Sheriff Parker hosting relatives. Afternoon party at 40 Morris avenue honors Nelle Copeland with out of town guests and a lakeside picnic on the lawn.
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E. C. Burchfield
Logan
Harry Bartlett
Columbus
Burchfield
Gladys Partlow
Bell Telephone Co
W. H. Partlow
M. F. Cooley
Nelle Copeland
Cleveland
C. M. Copeland
Morris Avenue
John E. Snow
Chicago
F. M. Turner
Detroit
William C. Munds
Curtis Wooster
Mass
Carrie Ricketts
Medina
N. Y
Elizabeth Hare
Elizabeth Shepler
Copeland
Steubenville
Mis cellaneous shower and local visits in Plains
A mis cellaneous shower honored at the home of Mr and Mrs Rob Hawk Tuesday night attracting many guests. Local families including Patton Hutchins Slater Calhoon and Callahan relatives were seen shopping in Athens Wednesday. Seth Robinson Jr funeral plans were announced for Arlington Cemetery on Monday at 2 30 PM with burial in Washington DC.
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Rob Hawk
Harry Patton
Nelsonville
Joe Hutchins
Joe Slater
Rose
Fred Slater
Richard Calhoon
Addie Callahan
Athens
Logan
Seth Robinson, Jr
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
John Stiffer
Merwin Stauffer
James Parfitt
Rutland
John Gabriel
Ohio Farmers Say Money Is Too Tight
Ohio farm families report limited access to financing. In 86 counties funds were unavailable despite security, while 42 counties reported funds available on good securities at seven to eight percent. Bonus charges were noted in Clarke, Darke, Summit, Trumbull, and Clinton counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Clarke
Darke
Summit
Trumbull
Clinton
Wickedness Should It Cheap Here
Monticello New York July 22 United Press Wick edness on country roads and a village gossip frame a marital tangle. Lucy Ostrom recalls Earl Van Noy eloping with Mrs Clark Durea as towns drift from virtue with cars jazz and late dancing. She says city life costs more but offers fewer temptations for a son.
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United Press
Monticello
N. Y
Broadway
Lucy Ostrom
The
United Press Today
Earl
Earl van Noy
Clark Durea
Morrison
New York
Lodi Boy Hurt by Pitchfork Accident
Freman Jarvis, 13, of Lodi, fell onto a pitchfork lying on the hay load. A prong pierced the flesh above and below the eye but spared the eyeball. He was taken to Copeland & Howe Hospital for stitches. doctors expect his eye to be saved.
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Freman Jarvis
Lodi
Copeland & Howe Hospital
Farm product prices jump eightfold since 1914 postwar period
Columbus July 22 The average wholesale price of all commodities is 48 percent above prewar levels, with farm products 13 percent higher. May gains in wheat and corn faded in June as prices slipped to April levels, economists report. Prices have fallen to postwar levels similar to 1812 and 1865, but decline occurred much faster.
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Columbus
Department of Rural Economy
Ohio State University
Department
Local Social Notes From Nelsonville and Nearby
Diamond Mrs Harry Little of Logan visits her mother Mrs Kate Fisher. Mrs Mart Smith visits sister Mrs Pierce Spencer at Nelsonville. Frank Coleman and wife shopped in Nelsonville last Wednesday. Nate Ellis attends protracted meeting at New Zion. Opal River vacationing at Union Furnace with Mr and Mrs Jesse McGaffey. Carrie Cox Nellie Campbell Mrs Charles Ellis Mr Guy Evans and Frank Cheshire at races in Columbus. Lewis Ellis of Lancaster visited his parents last week. Copper Wolfe moved family to Haydenville. Pearl Bond early visitor Sunday morning. James Creig and William Coleman families spend Sunday with Fred Leffler and daughter Mrs George Bolden. Will Evans family and Ruth Evans visit others Sunday.
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Harry Little
Logan
Kate Fisher
Mart Smith
Pierce Spencer
Nelsonville
Frank Coleman
Nate Ellis
New Zion
Opal River
Union Furnace
Jesse McGaffey
Carrie Cox
Nellie Campbell
Charles Ellis
Guy Evans
Frank Cheshire
Columbus
Lewis Ellis
Lancaster
Copper Wolfe
Haydenville
Pearl Bond
James Creig
William Colegan
Fred Leffler
George Bolden
Will Evans
R Jones
Will Org
Ruth Evans
Justice Department Takes No Action On Masked Lynchings
Washington July 22 The department of justice has not received requests for action in the ta rring and feathering by masked bandits. It may investigate on its own voli tion, but officials have not decided if a federal lynch law of 1911 applies. Women are reported as more honest in tax payments than men.
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Ohio
John McCoy
Washington
Department of Justice
Trasin Couple Welcome 11-Pound Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Louis Trasin are parents of an 11 pound boy born yesterday.
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Louis Trasin
Bloody Nineteenth Ward Feud Claims New Victim
In Chicago on July 22 the ongoing Bloody Nineteenth ward political feud claimed another victim as tensions surrounding local clashes escalated.
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Chicago
Political figure Tony D'Andrea shot and killed
A political leader named Tony D'Andrea was found shot six times and killed. Close associate Drew Ortolano, described as a friend, ran his automobile at the scene as authorities investigated the homicide.
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Drew Ortolano
Tony” D'Andrea
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