Trimble School Girl Killed After Easter Choir Walk
Josephine Wagner 18, a Trimble Jacksonville senior, died after being struck by a car while walking home from Easter choir practice with her sister Leona near Glouster. Driver Floyd Bailey said glare blinded him. Bailey absolved of blame. Funeral plans pending as family mourns.
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Josephine Wagner
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leona
Glouster
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Josephine
Floyd Bailey
River of the Machine
Fred Heck
Charles Bayless
J. L
Frank Wagner
Joan
Stanley
John
John Sikorski
Oakdale
Six Killed In 81 Days In Athens County
Josephine Wagner a Trimble High School girl is the sixth pedestrian killed by an auto in Athens County in the first 87 days of 1937. Other victims include John A. Bailey 60 of Indiana hit on U S Route 50 near Albany Jan 2 Juanita Patten 38 Nelsonville struck on Route 31 at Chestnut St Jan 30 Earl Mann 11 Stella Ave hit on W Union St night Feb 13 Joseph Moleski 22 Jacksonville struck on Route 13 night Feb 14 driver did not stop Canies Pinkhares 58 The Plains hit on The Plains Rd night Feb 9 driver did not stop.
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Josephine Wagner
Trimble
Athens County
John A. Bailey
Indiana
Albany
Juanita Patten
Nelsonville
Chestnut St
Earl Mann
Stella Ave
Richland Ave
W. Union St
Athens
Joseph Moleski
Jacksonville
Canies Pinkhares Charles
the Plains
the Plains Rd
George Putnam Dies After Brief Illness
George Israel Putnam died Sunday at his Athens County home after a brief illness. He was 81 and left three sisters and six children. A former jeweler and bookseller in Athens, he later owned coal mines in West Virginia and worked with the Columbus Railway and Light Company. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Putnam home with interment at W. Union Street Cemetery.
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George Israel Putnam
N. High
Putnam
Athens County
George
Suzan (Westcott) Putnam
York Township
Athens
President St
Sarah Norton
Clemens
Mich
May Whipple
Duluth
Minn
Alice Roach
N. Y
Dorothy Putnam
New York City
Stephen M. Wells
New Rochelle
W. Union St. Cemetery
Talking Improves Health Says French Lung Specialist
In Nice France a prominent lung specialist argues talking is highly healthful. He notes many illnesses stem from weak lungs and claims intensive talking strengthens them.
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Nice
France
U.R
First Taxpayer for 10 Years in Marion
City Patrolman Bert Powell kept a 10-year record intact when he was first in line to pay this year's taxes. The North Pole, moving six inches a year, would shift less than a mile in 10 000 years.
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Marion
U.P
Bert Powell
North Pole
Judicial review rooted in Constitution despite headlines of 1937
The President defends reforms as not challenging constitutional law while backing direct Supreme Court access on constitutional questions. The piece notes supporters push to curb the Court, citing historical use of judicial review and calls it an usurpation when outcomes displease opponents, comparing 1803 to 1937.
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Supreme Court
United States
Constitutional Convention
Congress
First Offender Is Sentenced Under New York Drunken Driving Law
Maurice E. Thomas of Rochester is the first offender to pay the penalty under the state law. He must spend three week-ends in the Monroe County penitentiary. The measure aims to curb intoxicated driving during weekend traffic while preserving employment.
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New York
Maurice E. Thomas
Rochester
Monroe County
Braddock Holds Berlin Bout as Condition for Schmeling Fight
Heavyweight champion James Braddock may ditch the Joe Louis defense to meet Max Schmeling in Berlin if Berlin promoters raise the purse by 50 000 and meet several concessions. Joe Gould says the $350 000 offer must become $400 000 with American referee and English judge. Schmeling threatens to sue Madison Square Garden if Braddock is not compelled to fight as contractually promised.
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New York
U.P
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Germany
Max Schmeling
Berlin
Braddock
Joe Gould
Deutchlandhave
Maxie
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Louis
Gould
Joe Jacobs
Deutchlandhalle
The
Garden
Jim
Parents Meet With Teachers At The Plains
The Plains Schools held a PTA meeting with faculty informal talks music and games. Ninth grade home economics provided refreshments under Miss Beryl Cone. The Plains Honor Roll lists top students from all grades. A new series of optical history paintings from Bausch & Lomb will hang in the lab for science inspiration. Elementary grades work on deserts pioneers and calendars as visiting day approaches. The Senior Class named its annual staff with officers led by Eudora Stauffer as editorin chief.
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THE
Plains—The
Plains Schools
Parent-Teacher Association
Beryl Cone
the Plains High School
Esther Shamel
Wilma Yates
Jean Hamer
Vivian Bingman
Betty Davies
Adora Stauffer
Bart Keeton
Idabelle Wallace
Rhoda Lohse
Melvin Moore
Bob Nelson
Charles Armbruster
Helen Barnes
Doris Coon
Betty Hardy
Juanita Bowen
Margaret Kail
Rochester
New York
Harold Anderson
Alhazon
Huygens
Fraunhofer
Allen Cree
Eudora Stauffer
Earl Mathews
Philip Taylor
Betty Davis
Helen Bretz
Bill Hawk
Betty Guseman
Josephine Coopers
Dan Haines
Ora Darnell
Leslie Lee
Orris McGee
Elahor Six
Harold Boling
Helen Groce
Two Marion Boys Escape After Lancaster School Sentence
Central Ohio authorities searched for Troy Miller 17 and Raymond Litell 18 of Marion after they escaped moments after being sentenced to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster.
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Marion-U P
Ohio
Marion
Troy Miller
Raymond Litell
Lancaster
Canton Unpopularty Contest Aims To Name Worst Offenders
Canton plans a citywide vote to identify the top smoke nuisance offenders. Citizens will rate who contributes most to the problem and the winners may have their names published.
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Canton O
U.P
Canton
Germaine Aussey Arrives in New York to Seek Film Career
The liner Nor mandie carried Germaine Aussey from France to New York where she debuted a spring charm look with a fresh scarf style and a lapel watch as she begins her Hollywood ambitions.
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Germaine
Normandie
Atlantic
France
Germaine Aussey
Hollywood
New York
Chester Food Study Class Wraps Fourth Demonstration
At Chester school in the Home Economics room Miss Eleanor Whitney directed the final food demonstration on planning the family supper. About 30 ladies attended the noon meal of cheese loaf cabbage carrot salad peach whip and coffee.
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Chester
Eleanor Whitney
Chester School
P. H. Mora
I. C. Meredith
C. N. Jones
Chester Group
Hemlock Grove
D. of A. Lodge
Letha Woods
Mabel McCullough
Gallipolis
William Cleland
Holzer Hospital
Trimble Resident Dies En Route Home in West
Mrs. L. G. Cary of Trimble died in Topeka Kansas while traveling home from Brownsville Texas with her husband. She had fallen ill three weeks earlier but had hoped to recover enough for the trip. Funeral plans include burial in Concord cemetery. She was twice married and survived by her second husband and three children from the first marriage.
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Glouster
L. G. Cary
Trimble
Christs Hospital
Topeka
Kansas
Concord
Cary
Perry Kinney
West
Faye Kinney
Columbus
Keith Kinney
Chicago
Vere Ebert
Oregon
8. J. Alderman
Ferndale
Funeral Rites Held for G. W. Cavey in Glouster
Large turnout of out of town mourners attended the funeral of G. W. Cavey in Glouster with relatives from Akron Athens Hunterdon Trimble Jacksonville and more listed. Tex Myers returned to Camp Meigs after a week with his mother in the city.
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John Cavey
William Cavey
Jesse Cavey
Hunterdon
Lizzie Barrett
Pearl Anderson
William
Walter
Helen
Harry Duaz
Trimble
John Baird
George Luther
Jacksonville
W. H. Christman
Oakdale
Camp Glouster
Tex Myers
Camp Meigs
Pomeroy
Grace Myera
New Diamond Cutter Could Transform Rand Mining
In Johannesburg a new mining machine uses a cutting wheel embedded with tiny diamonds to slice through hard rock easily, potentially replacing traditional drills picks and blasting methods.
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Johannesburg
U.R
CCC Shooting Spree Claims World Record In Hawaii
CCC enrollees say they set a world record by shooting down over 3000 wild sheep in six hours near a national park. The sheep had overrunned lands and damaged trees by nibbling them, prompting action.
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Honolulu
U.P
CCC
National Park
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
Advertisement for Fas teeth powder promising to hold dentures firmly without gummy taste. Claims no pasty feel and fresh breath. Sold as Pasteeth in three sizes by druggist.
Ice Observation Service Sets Record After Titanic
After the Titanic disaster the international ice observation service was formed and has functioned so well that many sea captains have not seen an iceberg in more than 20 years.
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International Ice Observation Service
Sermons Announced for Revival Week at M E Church
The Rev. F G Boroff pastor of the M E Church lists sermon topics for the revival at GLOUSTER. Monday The Passion for a Clean Life Tuesday The Inner Voice Wednesday Loyalty Tested Thursday The Cost of Our Salvation Friday Three Crosses Upon a Hill This is the last week of the revival.
Elmer Gladden Dies at East Branch Home
GLOUSTER. Elmer Gladden age 69 died Sunday morning at 1:30 at his East Branch home after about six weeks illness. Lifelong resident, he is survived by his wife two sons Merrill Glouster and Ray Fort Wayne Ind and four daughters Mrs Lucy Miller Mrs Ernestine Chappelear Springfield Mrs Forrest Post Miller Town and Mrs Inez Warner Zanesville. He leaves four brothers Wilbur Gladden Glouster Route 2 Carl Gladden McConnelsville Ernest Gladden Syracuse N Y and Own Gladden Ringgold. Funeral at home Wednesday at 1:30 with burial in East Branch Cemetery.
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Glouster
Elmer Gladden
East Branch
Wfe
Merrill
Ray
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lucy Miller
Ernestine Chappelear
Springfield
Forrest Post
Millertown
Inez Warner
Zanesville
Wilbur Gladden
Carl Gladden
McConnelsville
Ernest Gladden
Syracuse
N. Y
Gladden
Ringgold
East Branch Cemetery
Senior Class Play Cast Is Changed
GLOUSTER Due to unforeseen circumstances it has been necessary to change the cast for the senior play The Old Crab. The re arranged cast includes William Howard Judge Adam Apple Mary Estel Anderson Henrietta Apple Betty Ruth Carpenter Delicious Apple Virginia Pride Early Apple Richard Vaughn Jonathan Apple Elizabeth Munden Mrs Carleton Townsend Lois Gibbs Diane Townsend John Harper Paul Townsend Frank Cunningham Sir Robert Cathcart Dorothy Seckinger Lady Cathcart Elizabeth Bailey Hettie Ruth Kinney Mary Apple Ralph Richey is director. The play will be presented during the week of April 23.
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Glouster
William Howard
Adam Apple
Mary Estel Anderson
Henrietta Apple
Betty Ruth Carpenter
Delicious Apple
Virginia
Pride
Early Apple
Richard Vaughn
Jonathan Apple
Elizabeth Munden
Carleton Townsend
Lois Gibbs
Diane Townsend
John Harper
Paul Townsend
Frank Cunningham
Robert Cathcart
Dorothy Seckinger
Lady
Crawford Theatre Manager on Business in Columbus
John Crawford manager of the Crawford Theatre is in Columbus on business today for unspecified duties at his venue.
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Columbus
Glouster
John Crawford
Crawford Theatre
No Spring Vacation For Glouster Schools
Glouster schools will not have a spring vacation. They will dismiss a week early for the summer break to begin earlier than usual.
Kiwanis Club Meets at Gorden Hotel Tuesday
The Kiwanis Club will hold a noon business meeting Tuesday at the Gorden Hotel. Members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hootel Gorden
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