Jacksonville and Hollister Lead in Grade Tournament
In Hollister High School grade games Jacksonville girls rout Buchtel 29 to 7 to set a semifinal with Greens Run. Hollister boys edge Trimble 18 to 13 to face Jacksonville in the other semi, with finals Saturday night at 7:00.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Jacksonville Girls
Buchtel
Greens
Trimble
Hollister Boys
Jacksonville
Trimble Giria
Greena Run
Buchtel Boys
Typing Awards at Glouster High Behoo
Typing awards given to Theo Williams Bet ty McAfooes and Anna Louisee Lo gue of Glouster High Behoo senior stenography class for completing Gregg transcription test at 80 wpm and neat accurate typing Mary Skinner won the 6 words a minute award. Mrs Blanche Hath eway underwent spleen removal operation in Toledo with Dr Norris Gillette returning heart function after adrenalin injection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Theo Williams
Betty McAfooes
Anna Louisee Logue
Glouster High Behoo
Mary Skinner
Toledo
Blanche Hatheway
Norris Gillette
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin By Gentle Constipation Aid
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetarian remedy to cleanse the bowels and improve skin tone. It claims the tablets substitute for caramel, with a gentle safe action and no sickness or pain.
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Carmel
Edwards
Miss Celia McClellan Weds Duncan Falls Man
Miss Celia McClellan daughter of Mr and Mrs Brent McClellan Duncan Falls former Glouster residents wed Francis Perkins Duncan Falls on a Wednesday night at 6 oclock The ceremony occurred at the Church of Christ parsonage Zanesville Reverend Arthur Thomas officiated Lillian Perkins sister of the groom served as bridesmaid France McClellan brother of the bride was best man The couple as the reception at the bride home with refreshments and a bel ling later that night The bride runs a beauty parlor in Duncan Falls and the groom works at the Sherr Alloy plant in the same town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Celia McClellan
Brent McClellan
Duncan Fails
Francis Perkins
Duncan Falls
Church of Christ Parsonage
Zanesville
Arthur Thomas
Lillian Perkins
France McClellan
Duncan Walls
Rev C M Brown and Marion workers to lead Trimble church service
The Rev. Amy West announces Sunday evening services at 7 o'clock at Pilgrim Holiness Church Trimble. Rev C M Brown and Marion workers will preach and provide special music. the public is invited.
Glouster Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs F Mitchell and family visited in Glouster. Rodney Bradley and daughter Ramona, plus Miss Velma Clark and Chester Davis, were guests. Columbus visitors included Mrs Seckinger and daughter. Mrs Taylor and Cleve spent days en route to Jacksonville. George Norris and Harold Vernon visited with Dc A Vernon. Evelyn Harper returned to Columbus. Lydia Kittle left to Trimbie after months with HW F Kittle.
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F. Mitchell
Jack
Bob
Poston
Rodney Bradley
Ramona
New Lexington
Velma Clark
Chester Davis
Columbus
Leo Bradley
F. D. McCarty
Custer Seckinger
Newark
Seckinger
Joseph Richarda
H. L .Taylor
Cleveand
Dc. A. Vernon
Evelyn Harper
Clyde Harper
Lydia Kittle
HW. F. Kittle
Walnut Hill
Trimbie
Names Honor Students On Hollister Fifth Grade Honor Roll
Hollister February honor roll lists fifth grade pupils taught by Miss Margaret Hemsley. Readable names include Anna Marie Andrews Mary Sabo James Cairelli Betty McCutcheon Henrietta Phelps Jack Juniper Helen Bethel Bonnie Sarina Isabel Lenigar Phyllis Melligan Albert Kovach Marie Wright Harold Hillyer and Harry Shafer.
N. T. Club Holds Regular Meeting at Embrey Home
A regular N. T. Club meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Embrey home drew 12 members. After business, members enjoyed contests and a lunch. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Eather Lamborn. The next gathering is March 15 at Mrs. Grace Holaschuh’s Walnut Mill home.
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Glouster
N. T. Club
Kenneth Embrey
Eather Lamborn
Grace Holaschuh
Walnut Mill
Greece mobilizes 80000 troops as wartime controls tighten
Greece imposes martial law and press censorship as 80000 loyal men are sent to war. Stand ard Oil at Salonika impounded, foreign firms requisitioned for military needs. Wounded troops arrive, planes drop leaflets, and Athens carnival mood endures amid curfews and travel chaos.
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Greece
Standard Oil Company
Salonika
Athens
Albany R D 1 District News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs G W Collins hosted a Sunday chicken dinner with guests D W Hoffee Charles Bolin Pauline Orr of Athens and others. Local families including West Clark Hooper Elliott Bean Willeke Sama and Dickson share visits and recoveries across Athens White Hall and Logan with multiple kin.
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Albany R. D
G. W. Collins
D. W. Hoffee
Charles Bolin
Pauline Orr
Athens
Penney West
Floyd Fought
Floyd West
Leo Hooper
Winifred Hooper
White Hall
William West
Lonnie Bobo
Aldo Minear
Frank Clark
Robert Thomas
Glouster
Byron Phillips
Burton Elliott
Columbus
Lee Elliott
Thelma Bean
South Canaan
William Battrill
Harve Willeke
Lancaster
Fred Elliott
Delmer Sama Athens
Louisa Dickson
Byron Phillips, Jr
Lawrence
Levina Bobo
Logan
Sunady
Seek 100 Technicians For Buckeye Survey
Columbus report states Col. C Q Sherrill seeks 100 additional business technicians to aid in Ohio government survey at the governor's request. No salary is involved. he seeks loans of men from various industries while over 80 experts are already employed to check state department activities and reduce operating costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Q. Sherrill
Sherrill
Davey
Has Birthday Party for Donna Leah Brown
Mrs. Fred Brown entertained a number of children on Tuesday for her daughter Donna Leah Brown in celebration of her sixth birthday. A cake with six candles centered the table and refreshments were served to Bernarda Jewell Dickie Kahler Larry Brunton Jackie Bell Betty Lou Smith and Donna Leah Brown.
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Glouster
Fred Brown
Donna Leah
Benarda Jewell
Dickie Kahler
Larry Brunton
Jackie Bell
Betty Lou Smith
Margaret Brown
Donne Leah Brown
Federal Relief Reaches New High Record
The relief population reached a record 22,375,000 on Wednesday as Hopkins pushed for higher state and community contributions. Officials estimate 5.4 million families and 775,000 singles are on relief, with Arkansas withholding funds until it pledges 1.5 million for next year. Relied costs run 5 million daily and 90 million requested for March via PWA transfers. Ickes noted 175 million advanced for relief may be repaid from the 4.88 billion work relief bill.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Relief Administration
Arkansas
PWA
Ickes
McConnelsville Retains State Liquor Agency Vote
McConnelsville voters chose to keep the state liquor agency. Out of 78 ballots, 101 favored retention while proposals for liquor by the glass and packaged wine sales for on and off premises were defeated.
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Mcconnelsville
State Liquor Agency
Fred Ambrose Moves Family to Noah Andrews Property
Fred Ambrose is removing his family to the Noah Andrews property at Second and Culver Streets after selling his Hill Street residence to Dr. Allan A. Cole.
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Logan
Fred Ambrose
Noah Andrews
Second and Culver Streets
Ambrose
Hill Street
Allan A. Cole
Approve Gas Rate Survey With High Proposed Costs
The Cleveland engineer proposed a daily seventy five dollar fee for himself, twenty five for an accountant, seventeen fifty for an assistant, and six to ten dollars daily for field workers plus travel and living expenses. Council favored proceeding after selecting an engineer despite concerns the survey could cost more than the electric plant study.
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Cleveland
City
Chillicothe
Erskine
Withem Rites Saturday
Funeral services for William Withem will be held Saturday at 1 PM at the Church of Christ in Chauncey. The Rev. G B Courtney will officiate and burial will follow in Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville. He died early Wednesday at his home on Glouster Route 5.
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Trimble
William Withem
Glouster
Route 5
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Russell Cemetery
Jacksonville
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