GOOD TYPISTS Four Glouster Students Win Silver Pins
Four Glouster High School Commercial students qualified for a sterling silver pin by typing 40 words per minute with no more than seven errors for 15 minutes. Maxine Burns Una Zimmer Frances Taylor and Josephine Ley achieved 54 WPM with four errors. They aim for a gold pin next month by reaching 55 WPM.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Maxine Burns
Una Zimmer
Frances Taylor
Josephine Ley
Commissioners Cancel Visit to Glouster on Inspection Trip
Glouster officials report the county commissioners did not arrive Tuesday for an inspection, the trip canceled to allow a meeting with a highway department division engineer. Council cites two city bridges as unsafe and urges county action for maintenance and safety.
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Glouster
Highway Department Division
Society and Personal Mention Highlights Local Activities
Sayre Study Circle held its annual meeting at Mrs. Neil D. Thomas's home with officers elected for the year. Florida trip highlights include Dowler Whaley visit to Tampa Clearwater St. Petersburg and Everglades Miami. Esther Class and Young Married People share social events at church and private homes with programs games and a taffy pulling pastimes.
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P. G. Dowler
A. E. Whaley
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Chattanooga
Fort
Lookout Mountain
Brooksville
Fla
Ralph H. Brumbach
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Useful Birds Topic Highlights Hobson Study Circle Meeting
Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday night at 125 West State Street with the topic Useful Birds. Committees gave yearly reports and officers were elected for the new year: Delle Finsterwald president Rh A Dalton first vice president Clarence Wyc koff second vice president John Murphy recording secretary Fred Wheaton corresponding secretary H O Atkins treasurer. Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles will meet at 7 30 o clock Thursday night in Eagle Hall.
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Sayre Study Circle
Neil D. Thomas
Maplewood Drive
D. C. Snow
P. J. Huffman
A. J. Wagner
O. EF. McClure
I. F. Kittle
W. H. Jewett
Henry Atkinson
Hobson Study Circle
F. E. Harshman
West State Street
The
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Rebekah Lodge Plans ThursdayAfternoon Gathering
A Rebekah Lodge meeting is planned for 1:80 o clock Thursday afternoon in the LO O Hall. Members are invited to bring sewing and spend the afternoon with a 5:30 pot luck supper. Evening will include lodge and practice.
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Rebekah
LO. O
Review of Strange Interlude and club officer elections
A Social Literary Club meeting Tuesday at Mrs. J. B. Haskins home discussed a review and criticism of the drama Strange Interlude by O Neill. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. F. W. Reed as president and Mrs. E. B. Smith as vice president.
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O'Neill
J. B. Haskins
Grosvenor Street
No Flood Danger in Glouster After Snow Melt
Deepest snow of the season lay on the ground as Sunday Creek bank remained full Tuesday morning. Conditions were ripe for a flood if rain had followed the snow, but waters receded by morning and danger appears over for the present.
Operation Successful Glouster Wife in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. E. S. Bingman of this city underwent a successful surgical operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Monday. Her husband Mr. Bingman accompanied her to the hospital on Sunday and returned home last night. He said she passed the operation well and her condition is favorable in every way.
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E.S. Bingman
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Bingman
Lucile Dowler
H. P. Dowler
Canaanville Road
Philathea Class Meets for March at 101 University Terrace
The Philathea Class of the First Christian Church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Garnet Stevers 101 University Terrace. The treasurer reported and the class voted to give 75 dollars to the church 25 dollars to aid an orphan in India and 27 40 dollars for redecorating and furnishing their classroom. Afterward the entertainment committee including Mrs. Stevers Miss Gladys Jones and Miss Geneva Jones hosted prizes for banco to Miss Etta Foster and Miss Clara Watkins. Refreshments followed with St Patrick s Day flair.
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Philathea
First Christian Church
Garnet Stevers
University Terrace
India
Gladys. Jones
Geneva Jones
Banco
Etta Foster
Clara Watkins
Athens City Federation Hears Professor Cooper
Professor J D Cooper proposed a county soil survey with state support and invited federation collaboration. A motion to cooperate passed. A national flower vote named Wild Rose as top choice with Golden Rod a close runner-up.
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City Federation
Professor Cooper
Athens City Federation
J. D. Cooper
Athens County
Federation
Local Federation Programs And Meetings Recap
The meeting featured committee assignments for year plans and a flag container project from the Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Db. A. R. Invitations were issued to meet with the city council and to attend a Mock Jury Trial. Names of officers were read and approved by acclamation.
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Columbine
W. B. Bentley
H. D. Henry
P., G. Hibbard
Zora Stonecipher
Federation
Nabby Lee Ames
Db. A. R
J. W. Hudson
John Finsterwald
A. O. Slone
A. B. Wegner
Garfield Porter
C. E. Atkin
Earl Miller
H. L. Atkinson
Ralph Palmer
C. W. Fink
Fred Fenzel
Ralph Dalton
U S May Arm Mexico In Its Present Fight
The American embassy in Mexico City reports that President Portes Gil may need to import arms from the United States to counter the rebellion. No license request has been received, but the State Department would promptly honor any Mexican government request under the current embargo interpretation.
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Washington
Mexico City
Portes Gil
United States
State Department
White House
Mexico
Boone to serve as personal physician to President Hoover
March 6 report states Commander Joel T. Boone currently the medical officer on the presidential yacht Mayflower will be appointed as the personal physician to President Hoover.
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Boone Washington
Joel T. Boone
Hoover
Ten Arrests Made By Athens Police
February record shows ten arrests by the Athens City Police Department. Among the arrestees three were students and most were white. One case went to the county, one man was acquitted, three custody actions were taken by Probate Court, two were guilty, and two bound over to the County Grand Jury. No fines or costs were recorded.
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Athens
Athens County
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets promise quick relief
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets offer fast relief from head colds with gentle action. Chocolate coated and easy to take, they claim to soothe nasal symptoms overnight without ear buzzing. Sold by all druggists or on direct postpaid.
Three Die In Fire At Backus Hotel In Parkersburg West Virginia
Firemen comb the wreckage of a small frame Backus hotel after a gas main leak ignited a blast. Nine trapped, six seriously hurt but saved. three bodies still missing.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Maret
Backus
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