Fined for Liquor Charge Highlights Glouster News
Glouster notes report a town boss fined for liquor possession. Train patronage rose as 51 riders went to Modoc mines where new families and hiring continued. Church group met with refreshments, and a union plans an August 15 Pisgah Week picnic. Personal mentions cover Akron and Utica visitors, and Dr. Von Scheele sails toward Germany with arrival expected.
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Mooseheart Lodge Birthday Event and Court Records
Glouster July story notes the Glouster chapter 280 Women of Moose observe their July birthday after the lodge meeting with a prime supper. Separate items report Hawk of Mine No 281 fined $100 and costs for possessing liquor, after pleading guilty, and Edwards charged with concealed weapon possession after a revolver found in his car. Ralph Taylor Der thick Hurst and Artie Vore face charges for drunken driving and related fines.
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Mooseheart Legion
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Gormley
Marshal Williams
Beige Druvkk
Ralph Taylor
Derthick
William Hurst
Artie Vore
Modoc
Taylor
Hurst
Vore
Tocat
Severe rainstorm hits Glouster Friday night
Glouster reports a severe rainstorm at about 9 PM Friday with sharp lightning. Power outages affected homes reliant on electricity, forcing some to use candles until after 3 AM Saturday. No known major damage reported early Saturday.
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Onti
Merger Unites British Telegraph and Wireless Groups
London July 28. Britain moves toward control of global communications with a merger linking Marconi wireless and British government owned Imperial Cable into the so called all red system. The privately owned Marconi table and telegraph arms join with government ventures to form a unified network.
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U.pi—Great
Britain
Table and Telegraph Systems
Marconi Wireless
Brant Wireless
Imperial Cable
Robbins Is Bert Washington In War Dept Incident
Charles B. Robbins assistant secretary of war was injured today changing seats in an airplane during a fight from Columbus to Washington the War Department announced.
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Robbins
Bert Washington
Charles B. Robbins
Columbus
Washington
War Department
Parents of 4th son shine light on Trimble family
Parents of a newborn son are Mr and Mrs. Ernest Grimm Trimble. The child, born July 27, is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Reeves Trimble.
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Trimble
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Alonzo' i Reeves
Alfred Smith Loses Sheriff Bid After Ballot Error
Alfred E. Smith of Lawrence sought the Republican nomination for Douglas County sheriff. His name was removed from the primary ballot due to a technical error, and his appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court failed, ending his bid.
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E. Smith
Alfred FE. Smith
Lawrenes
Sherif
Douglas County
Kansas Supreme Court
Smith
Athens County Reports $30,000 Annual Charity Spend
County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson released a report showing Athens County spends about $30,000 each year on charity. He notes a welfare worker could join juvenile work and details $30,100 spent in the fiscal year ending June 30 including care for the feeble minded, blind pensions, mothers' pensions, tuberculosis, crippled children, and hospital care across state facilities.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County
Edmundson
State Hospital
Columbus State Hospital
Ohio Hospital
Lima State Hospital For
Athens State Hospital
Bird Man's Family Kids Share Poems About Birds And Prize
Children from Nelsonville and Athens submit verses about wrens, robins, cat birds and songbirds. Names include Ruby Jones Nelsansifie Dirdre Sittimey Eldon Ban Horatio Mac Howard Robert Miles Terry Greene Esther Doests Helen Young Isabelle Easterling June Huffman Tda Lee Waugh and Helen Young. Readers express pride in winning a dollar prize and describe free color drawing breaks in a long bird themed exchange.
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Ruby Jones
Eldon Ban
Athens
Gould
Horatio Mac Howard
Nelsonyillt
Robert Miles
Nelsonville
Terry Greene
Helen Young
Serse
Isabelle Easterling
Nelson
June Huffman
Lee Waugh
Court House Doings In Common Pleas Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Charles Powell, 29, was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Manafield State reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary. A temporary restraining order involving Veart Koker and Ray Mathews became a temporary injunction at hearing Friday. Emery Keker faced court orders restricting disposal of farm assets. Kroger Grocery sought to bar tax collection actions against its wholesale distribution activity. Bonds were set for several defendants including Carl Huston and Fred Humphrey. The record also mentions personal letters and unrelated notes amid court proceedings.
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Common Pleas
Charles Powell
Manafield
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Ro Oh Johnson
Harry M. Roach
James A. Walsh
ER. M. Patterson
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