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Bodies of accident victim and local crowd draw crowd
The report describes the death of Mrs. A L Price after a highway collision while traveling to the Seaqui Centennial exposition. Her husband and two daughters survive as services are planned at the Mountville church. Three special trains will bring railroad workers to Glouster for a championship baseball game between divisions of the New York Central Lines.
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Lefty” Hawkins
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Liquor Fines in Glouster Court Plentiful
In Glouster on July 30 Henry Jonas paid a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty to a plain drunk charge in Mayor Park's court, arrested by Marshal Williams. Also arrested by Williams with Constable Darling, George Miller faced a home brew possession charge and pleaded guilty, incurring a $1090 fine and costs in Mayor Park's court.
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Henry Jonas
Mayor’ Park
Marshal Williams
Darling
George Miller
Mayor Park
Mrs Slisher to Under Knife in Columbus Hospital
July 30 Mrs John Slisher was taken to White Foresta hospital in Columbus by an E F Carpenter ambulance for an operation. She was accompanied by Mrs Fisher and Doctor Ilias. On the return trip Leonard Robinson was brought home from Grant hospital in Columbia.
Pomeroy Briefs Remain Active in Local Moves
Pomeroy and nearby towns report a string of visits and movements. G King returns to Canton after business. Matilda Simms of Ryger visits her sister Mrs Clarence Clifford. Ed Duffy and wife join Burns family reunion in Columbus. H E Allread and Fred Essex of Columbus visit locally. Rosalind Ebersbach travels to Chicago for several weeks.
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Canton
Matilda Simms
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Clarence Clifford
Ed. Duffy
Burns
Columbus
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Norman Russell
D. Curtis Reed
Herman Kuntz
Washington
G. W. Roush
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Davis McKinniss
Hocks
Wiliam
Branson Banna
George Bumgard
Jackson
H. E. Allread
Fred Essex
J. J. Hesher
Akron
Rosalind Ebersbach
Chicago
Ben H. Ewing
Ward Williams
Auntington
Lovi Russell
Morton Webster
Athens District Day Next Sunday at Coolville Campgrounds
Large crowds attended Coolville campgrounds services last Sunday under Rev Harry Dyc of Coolville. Another Athens District Day is planned with Dr Harry J Holcombe, superintendent, to attend all day services and speak morning and evening. Rev Charles H Eichinger of Corning will preach at 2 30 and Rev EF Russell Purdy at 650. Music by St Andrews Parkersburg orchestra and Athens class six choir. Authorities urge pastors and the public to attend.
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