Glouster Council Reports February Finances and Street Plan
The Glouster council reported $68 in fines and costs collected for February and noted fund balances from $28,035 in the safety fund to $3,215.79 in water and light. A $3,596,864 certificate of indebtedness renewal was authorized with First National Bank to finance late summer street improvements. Bonds totaling $15,579.80 are needed to cover the project, with $4,004.04 city share and $14,475.76 from unpaid property evaders. Sinking fund bonds will bear interest at 6 percent. A safety upgrade at Fairlawn avenue and Broad street was referred to the street committee, including removing a tree and curb work. In S,cripked Head Glouster, Wyhe Nevard near Trimble suffered acute indigestion in Eddy Hardware store. He received treatment and was later conveyed home by Dr. Elias.
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Glouster
Gormaney
First National Bank
Rose
Fairlawn Avenue
Broad Street
Leighty
Sfruicken
Maren O
Wyhe Nevard
Trimble
Eddy Hardware
Dr. Elias
Howard
Elias
Tts
Kiwanis Club of Glouster Holds Weekly Meeting in Corning
Corning March 3 Kiwanis Club of Glouster meets at the Methodist church with songs led by Wade Attendence grows to a large number. Clarence Garrison RD Walkin chairs a men’s program. Ted Fedgers heads the committee as Ernest Toraker and others sing. Several community leaders and speakers address the group. A dinner for guests follows.
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Corning
Kiwanis Club
Glouster
Methodist
Ws Corning
Pram
Rachel Moore
Fite Jimmon
Wilson
Weber
Russ Genevae Hopkins
Ted Green
Spence Sisters
W. J. Tiyan
HL W Cox
Misa Gwindoin Sastor
Helen Murphy Tiemarks
Nev
Browning
Closter
Fal Vady
Georg Rose
Grouser
1. W. Cos
Florenc Andrews
M. F. Corning Church
Glouster Kiwanis Meet in Corning
About 54 Kiwanis members and guests attended the Corning meeting at the Methodist church, one of the largest in the local club’s history. President Holter led the program, with talks by local ministers and city figures, a musical program, and two attendance prizes awarded to Corning residents.
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Louster
Corning
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Corning Methodist Church
Holter
Eisenis
Ted Rogers
Moore
Brown
Ing
Fitzpatrick
Harry Wilson
I. C. Ryan
New York Central
George W. These
Ry G. Webber
W. A. Cady
Ernest Foraker
Delmar Dunlap
Gwendolyn Saylor
Fiorene Dea
Spence
Serious injuries in Mansfield crash involve Cary youth
George Turner Glousior aged 12 of Jacksonville dies at home after heart trouble. Richard Cary son of DL and Mrs Cary of Trimble suffers multiple injuries including a broken arm and leg and head and chest injuries in a separate Mansfield crash involving a milk truck and a towed car. Myron Sayre also injured but less severely. Funeral arrangements set for Jacksonville United Brethren Church with burial at Greco Lawn Cemetery.
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Glousior
Mareh
Tuichard Wary
Irs
G. Cary
Trmbk
Mansfield
L. G. Cary
Richard
Jmilk Condern
Cleveland
Myron Sayre
W. A. Sayre
Trimbie
2 Mansheld
Niche
Cary
Glouster
George Turner
Jacksonville
Lumer Turner
Turner
Detroit
Wallace Undertaking
Wig. Turner
Joeseph West
Gary Stephenson
Detrow
Dimir Turner
Cashactan Pearl Turn Pomecsey
Doughnut Sale Promised by U B Church Ladies
Large crowds attend meetings and discuss resolutions with many decorations at evening sessions. The Ladies AID Society of the U B Church will hold a doughnut sale in the church basement Wednesday afternoon in Corning.
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Laimes' Aid
March S
United Deethren Ladies’ Aid Society
Ling Sunda
U. B
Faded Certificate Of Teacher Shown In Old Document
A torn certificate dated 1845 and extended in 1894 shows Isaac Radford certified as a common school teacher. The old Spencerian script attests to his moral character and qualifications for teaching reading writing arithmetic English grammar and geography. The document mentions Mrs A P Reeves of Athens and lists Radford family ties to Albany Oregon.
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Isaac Hadford
A. BP. Reeves
Peart Atreet
Athens
Isaac Radford Jas
Comdon
Tomeros
S. Halliday
Enxras
Midgs County
Midgs County, Mvagice That Tis Be Estendéed UN. Ul Sept. dl, 1894." Mr. Radford
I Mia. Reeves
N. We Radford
S&s Radford
Cher O
Radford
Albany
Oregon
Logan Gas rate ordinance approved by Chillicothe officials
The Logan Gas Company gets approval for a five year gas rate schedule covering a two year base period with a new structure. Rates begin at 119 per thousand cubic feet for the first 2000 feet and adjust to 1000 and 60 cents per thousand thereafter in later years. Chillicothe officials approved the settlement terms as fair and equitable. Forty seven towns are served by the company with similar rates.
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Uuumbus
Logan Gas Company
Allimis
Rte Ordinanes
Jane
Logan
Chillicothe
John Atkinson 17 Dies of Pneumonia at Great Lakes Naval Station
John Andrew Atkinson aged 17 son of Prof Senry A Atkinson and Mrs Atkinson of Homer died at the Great Lakes naval training station after a two week illness with pneumonia. He had recently moved to Chicago and Madison for funeral services. He graduated from Athens High School in 1927 and attended Ohio University before enlisting in the Navy in 1928. He was a member of the Athens High School band and received a graduation pin. He is survived by his parents, brother Harmon, two sisters Miss Margaret Atkinson Cleveland and Miss Mary Atkinson Wheel ing, and other relatives.
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John Andrew Atkinson
Senry A. Atkinson
Homer
Atkinson
Columbia Avenue
Great Lake Naval Training Station
Atekinson
Chicago
Madison
Mra. Atkinson
Harmon
Athens High School
Young Atkinson
Ohio University
Navy
Cleveland
Margaret Atkinson
Misa Mary Atkinson
Schodly
Wheeling
Store Robbery Cleared Up Three Held
Three men were arrested in Derthick on Friday as Morgan county officers closed the robbery of the W. E. Wright store at Rosseau. Goods valued at 125 to 150 dollars were taken, and most were found in an attic at Dallas Sanborn’s residence. Nott and Dallas Sanborn were jailed in McConnelsville after confessions tied them to the heist. Wesley Sanborn and Everett Nott are single. Carlius Sanborn is married. The case led to custody of the suspects by Morgan county authorities. Past Chief to West Glouster report.
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Herthick
Nott
Dallas Sanborn
Sanborn
McConnelsville
Morgan County
Wesley Sanborn
Everett Nott
Carlius Sanborn
Harry Johnson Omar 'Derthick
Marshal Williams T
Man Confesses to Hammer Killing After Nagging Claim
Bradford Pa March 3 Burnett admitted he killed his wife by hammering her head after saying she nagged him. He surrendered to county police in Watertown and reportedly gave a full confession. He is 38 and his wife 46. The suspect texted his mother expressing regret over the trouble. Police recall a past attack on a woman at Little Valley jail term.
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Pradford
Maren
Burnett
Mary
Little Valley
Spring Vrohe of Athens High School Opens Night of Talent
The Athens High School Spring Frolig features a student council event with acts titled Who's Cra Now and How A Woman Keeps A Secret. Judges included Miss Bertha Brdesomaa and Darel Sams. performances ranged from The Lamp Went Out to Not To Phe Seift, with costumes by Williamane and Carmichael.
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Athens
Foster Cornwell
Pounel
Bers
Thing Plaey
EF Lesam
Bertha Brdesomaa
Darel Sams
Helford Nelson
Marzurla Lobards
Vera Young
Ber
Taymiond Carmichael
Kavehn
Gil
Althoweh
Cydovon
Geaudienes
Urceel
Carmichael
Telarn Bangs
Ami
Sterios
Louise Nevland
Frolic Skits Sparked Two Night Show With Jazz Singers
Unusual contest absence and many awkward moments marked the Frolic as Hollis Shafer, master of ceremonies, guided audiences through skits with Sambo as the standout. The event featured dance numbers, accordion and harmonic performances, and a lively mix of songs and dialogue, with Clark Williams directing the skit show and several teachers assisting.
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Hollis Shafer
Sambo
Harmonien
A. A. Nol
Louise Kempton
Warden
Nita Kelley
Dorothy Roe
Ruth Chandler
Dorothy Starnea
Renef for Thase Sh Belmont Aunty Not Needed Now
Fragmented OCR text describes a petition in Bemont county about whether help will be granted now. It cites Adjutant General Frank LeWendurson and Lieut Col Caldwell reports on conditions in Vehront county about feeding stations and clothing for children. It notes distribution plans, a push to open kitchens and meal provisions, and local citizen support phrases.
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Thase SH Belmont
Coll Ambeys
Rehat
Bemont County
Frank le Wendurson
Priday
Don L. Calds
Caldwell
Tueddig
Marson
Imussly
Bhitchens
Cuauty
Tridis Wien
Sohuteheaa
Ohio Debating Team to Meet Cincy "Cingy" Next Friday
The Ohio University debating team opens their season Friday night March 9 in Ewing Auditorium facing the University of Cincinnati negative team after Ghigo's affirmative. The motion: Resolved that African private investments abroad should not be protected by the U.S. government. Negative team includes Kenneth Coulter Eubert Hated and Glen Cole. affirmative features Vic Lea Quen Heerett Shemp and Slamund Josenblun.
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Ohio University
University of Cincinati
Cincinnati
Ewing Auditorium
United States
Kenneth Coulter
Eubert Hated
Glen Cole
Vic
Lea
James Rortin
Surrey
United
America
Will
Whales coordinates rat hunt and tails mystery at ice plank
A.A. EbWhales hosts a rat hunt at the ice plank burn and learns raga tails were moved to Lett. Whaley pledges to observe rat signs and report to the squad, confident extermination will follow. York Grange impresses new members with speeches as Nayor Ebert notes many beautiful women and rural affairs interest grows. Pedter Hill and Dr Ben celebrate Lethens county commissioners’ engagement.
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Lett
Whaley
Letti
York
Iiliules
Nayor Ebert
Pedter Hill
Doctor Ben
Lethens
Cl. Steut
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Specialist
Dr. A. A. Rock of Milwaukee promotes a home treatment method for goitre, claiming it is not a disease and opposes unnecessary surgery. He publishes a book detailing simple home care and offers free copies to interested readers, with the method already used nationwide and yielding notable success.
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Milwaukee
Wie
A. A. Rock
Mok Tai
Wis
Philase
Gottee
Truck
Goute
Wall
Wille Tim Todas
By-The-Way and the Rate Petition Proceeds
An old report notes expert guidance on opening the rate campel and the prophesy of a patient committee. Ath na county faces a staggered submission date, with a deadline near March undetermined. Stakeholders such as Trimble and Waterloo are mentioned in township notices urging timely responses and rational settlements.
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Liv
York
Trimble
Leo
Davin
Waterloo
Athur
Anim Ath Na
Rome
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