Local Union Meeting Set for 1:30 P.M. at Red Men's Hall
A meeting of local union No. 296, formerly at Mine No. 10 Derthick, will be held in Red Men's hall Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Notices signed by William Withem and Isaac Jones promise business of importance. David Allen remains under care at Grant hospital Columbus after facial operation last Wednesday.
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Derthick
Glouster
Red Men's Hall
William Withem
Isaac Jones
David Allen
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Four Athens men plead guilty to hunting without license
In Glouster four Athens men Raymond Brooks Arthur Brooks Lester Brown and Merrill Morrison were fined 25 plus costs after pleading guilty in Justice Wells court at Lathrop for hunting without a license on William Balderson’s farm near Wrightstown Game Protector LeFever and J W Lewis led to the arrest The article also notes three Meigs county men Harvey Moulden Finley Moulden and Aaron Bobo pled guilty to killing non game birds in Pomeroy with a 25 fine and costs.
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Glouster
Athens
Raymond Brooks
Arthur Brooks
Lester Brown
Merrill Morrison
Court of Justice Wells
Lathrop
William Balderson
Wrightstown
LeFever
J. W. Lewis
Balderson
Meigs County
Elty
Clark
Pomeroy
Harvey Moulden
Finley Moulden
Aaron Bobo
President's Reception Highlights Ohio University Commencement
The yesterday afternoon reception at the Men's Union drew about 300 guests for the Ohio University commencement. Attendees included President E B Bryan and Mrs Bryan with Clark Williams alumni secretary, Dean Irma Voigt leading the social plan, and guests Grosvenor McKee and Sam Shafer from Canton for the exercises. Shafer’s brother Joseph Shafer graduates in 1927.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Clark Williams
Irma E. Voigt
Grosvenor McKee
Sam Shafer
Canton
Shafer
Serena Shafer
A. A. Shafer
Pythian Sisters Glouster Meeting Called
All members of White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters are requested to attend a Wednesday night meeting. Important business will be discussed.
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Pythian Sisters
Glouster
White Rose Temple
Dr Crawford Returns From Cataract Operation
Dr A J Crawford returned Monday evening from Grant hospital in Columbus where he recently underwent a cataract removal operation. The operation was successful.
Editor Addresses Graduates on Newspaper Professions
The speaker notes dramatic changes in newspapers since 1913, citing growth in national advertising and earnings. He attributes consolidation to economic factors, not politics, and cites fewer morning papers in several Ohio cities as evidence of chain ownership and centralized operations.
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Bryan
Ohio
Columbus
Dayton
Lima
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Springfield
Zanesville
Newspapers offer secure careers and growth in youth
The speaker urged students to view the newspaper industry as a stable, profitable field with strong future prospects. He said those entering sales, administration, or broader service find deep personal reward through meaningful work and robust opportunities beyond mere wealth.
Venice beauty winner repeats title Edward Burggman
George Burggman won the annual male beauty parade in Venice California for the second year running. The event drew spectators and marked Burggman as a repeat winner in a playful local pageant.
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George Burggman
Venice
Calif
Death of Conrad Josten Follows Yearlong Illness
Conrad Josten, 78, died Monday night at his East State street home after a yearlong stomach trouble. Burial is set for Thursday at St. Pauls Catholic church at 9 am, with Rev. Father James Banahan officiating. Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, he moved to Athens county at eight, learned blacksmithing in Gallipolis, then ran a shop on East State street. In 1895 he opened the Josten restaurant and cigar and news stand on Court street, a business he ran for 35 years. He is survived by James Fred and Martin Josten of Athens, Walter of Cincinnati, and Mrs. John Overmeyer of Parkersburg.
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Conrad Josten
East State Street
St. Paul's Catholic Church
James Banahan
Wellston
Josten
Wheeling
W. Va
Athens County
Lodi Township
Gallipolis
Athens
Court Street
James
Fred
Martin Josten
Walter
Cincinnati
John Overmeyer
Parkersburg
Athens man dies after long illness veteran blacksmith
Conrad Josten 78 died at his home in Athens Monday night after a long illness. An early Lodi township resident, he was a Court street businessman for nearly four decades and active in Elk circles.
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Conrad Josten
Athens
Mr. Josten
Lodi Township
Court Street
Remembered Athens man with many friends dies after seven years
Mrs Josten died seven years ago and Mr Josten long served in the Athens Elks lodge. He was a man with many friends and acquaintances and his death today drew many expressions of regret.
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Josten Dide
Josten
Athens Elks Lodge
Athens Salesman Wins National Paint Contest Prize
F. H. King of 302 East State Street, representative for the Phillip Carey company, is named one of the five first prize winners in the national paint division sales contest. He leads his district and has a three year record with the COOP RT F company, earning a $75 watch as prize.
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F. H. King
East State Street
Phillip Carey Company
King
United States
Mr. King
COOP
RT TF
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Grove City
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Cleveland
Katherine McKee
Haverhill
Mass
Granville Evans
Philophea Club of the Christian Church
Garnet Hatch
Oak Street
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Fr. Thomas
Leone Farmer
Salem
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Miss Miller
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Alpha Xi Delta
H. T. Wise
Edward
Harold Wise
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Esther
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William Connett
South Cemetery Street
Clarrence Laughlin
Sam Henderson
Delores Henderson
Glyde Burt
Buckeye Buckaneers
Edward Ruston
John Dalton
Verle Kenney
Athjens
Joe Heeter
West Carrollton
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Lee Sellers
Belle Haven
Silver Beach
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New Straitsville
Huntington
Helen Peoples
Washington, D. C
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Kathryn Bovie
Wilmington
Vesta McCoy
Middleport
Charles P. Kircher
Athens High School
Josephine Kircher
McCoy
T. A. Copeland
Philadelphia
Wills Eye Hospital
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Nora
Guysville
Lucy Brown
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Bridge Party
Maude Fenzel
West
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R. L. Morton
A. L. Nixon
Nixon
Baby
Pittsburgh
Earl T. Dailey
Murray N. Fowler
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond News-Leader
Beeches
F. W. Bush
East Union Street
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bush
Virginia
Dean T. C. McCracken
Samuel L. McCune
Chris Reinbold
Henry Zenner
Dean E. W. Chubb
Emory Thomason
M. C. Meigs
Chicago
L. G. Worstell
Arthur Johnson
Colubus
C. H. Harris
John H. Berry
J. P. Wood
Hilton Hughes Brown
Indianapolis
Claude B. Parker
C. D. Gist
Allen A
Nainsook Union
Boys Union
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
America
National Bureau of Economic Research
Research Bureau
Beauty King
Elks
Chas. C. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
B & B Book Store Inc
Court House
Cline’s
the Cline Ice Cream Coq
Redpath
Gilbert
Wodthy
Carolina Mountain
Private Peat
William Rainey Bennett
Tommy” Smith
Fred. M. Snyder
Shumate Brothers
Hollmann
His
Pigeons
Clenceadi C
Aremont
AVIVA
Chautauqua
Cline
All the Family
Fountain
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