Glouster News Highlights Local Society and Weddings
Mrs. Charles Sin hosts a Martha Washington sewing club picnic with neighbors and children such as Dora Mae Smith Pauline Masterson and more. Glouster couple Miss Florence Isabelle Kinsell and Ernest William Packer wed at the First Methodist parsonage with a simple ceremony. Mrs. Mary A. Lavelle entertains relatives visiting from Atlanta on a motor trip through Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirnie
Charles Sin
Martha Washington Sewing Club
Smith
O. M. Beck
Dora Mae Smith
Pauline Masterson
Bernadiné
Virginia Masterson
Sprague
Teddy Sprague
Mary McCune
Doris Bobbs
Charles Smith
Florence Bobs
Margaret Burt
Maxine Norris
Hazel Kelley
Evelyn Ruston
Anna Mae Dower
Mary A. Lavelle
Jier
Inlaw
M. Z. Devitt
John
Frances
Atlanta
Ohio
Indiana
Stewar
Coolville
Louisville
Nashville
Travel notes and local flurishes from Ohio to the West
A July 18 card from Farl T. Dailey in Billings, Montana, describes a 2000 mile journey toward California with 800 miles of rough roads and a drought lasting over 850 miles. Other items note H G Jeffersons returning from Chicago Elks lodge, Mr Paul Keever joining his wife in El Dorado Arkansas, and multiple family visits across Nelsonville Athens and Columbus areas.
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Farl T. Dailey
Athens
Billings
Mont
California
Paul Keever
el Dorado
Ark
Anna Mae
Sam K. Burson
State Street
Sugar Prices Ease Further As Grocery Costs Dip
Sugar fell to pre canning season levels with 25 pounds selling for 1.62 last week and 1.57 this week. Grocers expect further declines as stores cut prices across items. Hard new vegetables appear, celery and potatoes show variable prices, and fruit ranges from peaches at 5 cents to apples at 6 1/4.
Ames Women Voters Meet in Amesville Tonight
Amesville July 23. A meeting for women will be held in the school building Saturday evening July 24 under the Athens County League of Women Voters. Mrs. Bing of Athens will speak, with local women on the program. The primary and duties of state and county offices will be discussed.
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Amesville
Athens County League of Women Voters
Bing of
Athens
Prison inmate population declines in Ohio annual report
Columbus July 28 A reduction in Ohio's criminal population appears in the annual report by D R Bonzo record clerk to Warden Thomas. Fiscal year ending June 30 shows 1451 admissions bringing total inmates to 2952 down from 3012 last year. Cuyahoga leads with 735. Preble none. Ashland Holmes Morrow Morgan nine each. Trumbull 157 Stark 105 Montgomery 75. Most inmates jailed for burglary. liquor cases few.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
D. R. Bonzo
Thomas
Cuyahoga
Preble
Ashland
Holmes
Morrow
Morgan
Trumbull
Stark
Montgomery
Most Devastating Wind Storm Hits Eastern New York
Eastern New York faced what officials call the region’s worst wind storm, with wrecked houses and barns, blown trees, several deaths, and crop damages around 250000 dollars. A birth is noted for Thomas Edward, born July 21 to Mr and Mrs Harvey Brammer in Trimble.
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Albany
N. Y
U.R
New York
Harvey Brammer
Trimble
Thomas Edward
Brammer
Charles Edmundson
West Union Street
Athens Tangles Nelsonville In Chauncey Sunday Fight
A Athens Twi light league squad faces Nelsonville at Chauncey ball park Sunday at 2 30 pm admission twenty five cents. Nelsonville already beat Athens once and seeks revenge as both sides promise stronger lineups led by Bradfield Hallam Bradley Molnar and Dardants report a strong Whitlateh Theisen Chesser Hugo Theisen FE Christy and McKinley in the expected hard fought contest.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Chauncey Ball Park
Bradfield
Hallam
Bradley
Molnar
Dardants
Whitlateh
W. Theisen
Chesser
Hugo Theisen
FE. Christy
McKinley
Weeds Ordered Cut In Athens Vacant Lots
Athens sanitary police say many weeds in vacant lots have been cut recently. Property owners with overgrown lots will be notified, and those who fail to trim will be arrested. Wild lots are seen as ugly and unhealthy.
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Athens
Isaac Tucker
Sanitary Police
Tucker
Coast Guard Men Vote for Profits in Rum Run Inquiry
Asbury Park N J July 23 Supt M W Rasmussen leads first day of inquiry into Jersey Patrol findings that Coast Guard station members voted unanimously to join rum running. Testimony links rum runners to the wife of a station commander advising on cargo timing.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Coast Guard
M. W. Rasmussen
Fifth
Jersey Patrol
Chicken thieves kill officer in Greenville gunfight
In Greenville on July 23 a police sergeant was killed and another officer wounded after a running gun battle with chicken thieves. Officers found a car with chickens and license plates. arrests followed as suspects tried to flee. The wounded officer was Ora McClellan.
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Greenville
O.R
Simon Tenney
Ora McClellan
Tenney
McClellan
Harry Seymour
Laura
Wooley Resting Easy in Hospital
Emery Wooley, 58, who drank a portion of mono basic acid, is resting comfortably at Athens state hospital. Dr J. H. Berry says there is danger of complications from the poison, though his condition is satisfactory today. Relatives moved him to Sheltering Arms hospital yesterday before authorities redirected him to the state facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wooley
Athens State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Wooley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Hospital
Birth Notice for Bonnie Lee McClellan at Millfield
Cards announce the birth of a daughter, Bonnie Lee, to Mr and Mrs Fred McClellan on July 17 at their home near Millfield. Mrs McClellan was formerly Miss Flossie Hipscher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dolph Hipscher.
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Bonnie Lee
iMr
Fred McClellan
Millfield
McClellan
Flossie Hipscher
Mrs. Dolph Hipscher
New York Endures Heat Wave Amid Storm Relief
New York faced another sweltering day with a heat wave toll rising to ten dead in the metropolitan area and five in surrounding towns while forty others suffered prostrations. A wind and electrical storm briefly eased temperatures with scattered rain overnight.
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New York
Sunrise Service Planned at Cable Hill for University and Community
An outdoor sunrise service will be held at Cable Hill off East State Street this Sunday inviting university and community youth. W. W. Ludwig, university pastor, says cooperating churches sponsor the event with Evelyn Coulter Miss Tidbolt and Merle Dye on the arrangements committee. Students meet at 5:30 am Sunday at First Methodist Episcopal Church to join the service.
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Cable Hill
East State Street
W. W. Ludwig
Evelyn Coulter
Miss Tidbolt
Merle Dye
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fire destroys Green Mill Inn resort. $75,000 loss
Cleveland fire early today leveled the Green Mill Inn, a well known lake resort, with property losses estimated at about $75,000. No injuries were reported. Fire crews battled the blaze through the morning.
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Cleveland
U.P
Green Mill Inn
Temperature Drops Across Ohio After Heat Wave
Cleveland July 23. Temperatures fell about twenty degrees from the week’s intense heat wave. Thunderstorms and high winds accompanied the change in some sections. A light rain fell and the morning low reached 71 while yesterday’s high was 91.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dollings AssetsListed in Common Pleas Court Report
Figures filed by appraisers in Common Pleas court show total assets for R L Dollings Company at 74 634 27. Tangible assets include 12 484 50 in office furniture and 62 208 77 in tangible assets. Intangible assets total 38 123 51 in bonds, 14 175 26 in accounts receivable and 1 600 in certificates of deposit.
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Columbus
R. L. Dollings Company
Common Pleas Court
Packer and Kinsel Wed in Glouster Courthouse Ceremony
The twelfth marriage license issued this month went to Ernest William Packer, 21, miner, Glouster, and Florence Isabelle Kinsel, 18, of Glouster. They were married yesterday afternoon by Dr. Daniel McGurk.
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Ernest William Packer
Miner
Glouster
William Packer
Florence Isabelle Kinsel
William Kinsel
Daniel McGurk
Radio Corporation of America buys WEAF and keeps WJZ
New York July 23 The Radio Corporation of America has purchased Station WEAF New York from American Telephone and Telegraph and will continue to operate both WEAF and Station WJZ.
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New York
Radio Corporation of America
WEAF
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WJZ
Radio Corporation
Radio executive Harbord comments on corporation status
General J. G. Harbord, president of the Radio Corporation, stated today on the company’s operating plans and leadership direction.
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General J. G. Harbord
The
Radio Corporation
Presbyterian Church Notices for Abbott
Abbott Y Wilcox minister will conduct July communion service at 9 15 o clock a m Union services at 7 30 p m at First Methodist church Rev Walter W Ludwig college pastor Ohio University will deliver sermon
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First Presbyterian Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Bleble School
Doctor Wilcox
First Methodist Church
Walter W. Ludwig
Ohio University
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Athens County
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