Easter Service Youths Lead Sunrise Meeting in Glouster
Glouster March 29 Young people of the Church of Christ will lead a sunrise prayer at the church Sunday at 6 o clock. The old order will not displace the younger leadership as in prior years and attendance aims to exceed last year. Calvary Baptist Church in Columbus will have Bay. of Zanesville pastor deliver a sermon after Sunday School. Banking Superintendent E Blair issued a call for state bank condition as of March 27 marking the first call of the year.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Unday
Ie Aeuher
Columbus
UPR
E. Blair
Tire Company Work Shown At Meeting
Glouster Kiwanis heard a Firestone Rubber Company film show from Liberia to China at the March meeting. F A Tom of Columbus led the session with Dudley from the district sales force. The program covered rubber tapping, processing, cord dipping, tire care, and the need for proper inflation and wheel alignment. R G Webber urged support for a $60 000 bond issue to rebuild the burned school, with $20 000 insurance and state aid expected. A. H. Chute won the attendance prize. dinner was by seventh and eighth graders under Grace Beckwith.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Firestone Rubber Company
Liberia
China
F. A. Tom
Columbus
Dudley
Tire
Akron
Tire Concern
R. G. Webber
Board of Education
Herman Atlas
A. H., Chute
Home Economics
Grace Beckwith
Cash Or Jail In Glouster After Fines Go Cash
Failing to pay a $5 fine and costs in Mayor Gaskalla court for a drunken charge, Jack Anderson was jailed in Athens by Marshal Henry Williams. Several county residents are in jail for unresolved fines as the local police court shifts to a cash basis.
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Glouster
Gaskalla
Jack Anderson
Athens
Henry Williams
Say Youngs Death Caused by Beating
Clem Young a Hamden resident and Abe Young’s brother died at his son Charles’s home in Chillicothe after injuries from a beating at a local gathering last Sunday. His son moved him to Chillicothe where internal injuries were found. He leaves several children and grandchildren.
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Hamden
Clem Young
Abe Young
Charles
Chillicothe
Men Ordered to Vacate Mine Houses in Gious ter
Magistrate Carl Porter heard a case involving Earl Warden Oscar Looney and Harry Schoonover ordered to vacate house s owned by the New York Coal Company in Gious ter. The men offered no evidence to stay and the company granted an extended deadline to leave.
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Giouster
New York Coal Company
Earl Warden
Oscar Looney
Harry Schoonover
Carl Porter
Porter
Costs Rise For Late Dog License Charge
Police report that Fred Pretoroff faced a warrant in Jacksonville for failing to obtain a dog license as officers noted his Pennsylvania visit and the delay in licensing the animal.
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Fred Pretoroff
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Riley
Students Head for Their Homes Today on Easter Break
Athens trains and buses carried hundreds of Ohio University students as a short holiday began. Classes ended after the afternoon and will resume Tuesday at 8 o clock. this is the last recess before the winter term ends in June.
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Athens
Ohio University
Easter Sermon Set For New Marshfield Church
The Rev. H. B. Pilchard of Athens will deliver the Easter sermon at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Protestant Church in New Marshfield. Special music is planned for the service.
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New Marshfield
H. B. Pilchard
Athens
Probate Court Issues Marriage Licenses in Athens County
Probate Court in Athens County issued marriage licenses Thursday to Kenneth C. Cooper 23 teacher of Ashville and Shirley E Turner 24 teacher of Athens. Elizabeth Drake administrator granted permission to file a statement in lieu of a second account for J W Drake estate. L A Koons administrator received orders for private sales of personal property in Cyrus W Watkins and Harriett M Watkins estates.
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Athens County
Kenneth C. Cooper
Ashville
Shirley E. Turner
Athens
J. W. Drake
Elizabeth Drake
Estate proceedings and executorship actions filed in county court
Private sale of the personal property of the estate of George Brown was issued to Frank Thomas as executor. A petition to sell the real estate of Harvey J. Humphrey was filed by George W. Dean to pay debts and costs, with a hearing set for 9 o clock April 27. Defendants listed include Blanche Cook Edward S. Humphrey Wesley H. Humphrey Hattie L. Weatherby and the Security Savings Bank Company. Goldie Gibson and Gladys Gibson sought appointment as executrices of Elza E. Durant's estate, bond of $6 000 with Will W. Coe and Ora N. Reasoner as sureties. Vinton J. Selby applied to be administrator of Jeremiah J. Selby's estate in Bern Township. appointment granted with bond of $1 000 with Amanda Selby and Eliza Selby as sureties. Court found personal property valued under $500 and waived appraisal.
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George Brown
Frank Thomas
Harvey J. Humphrey
George W. Dean
Blanche Cook
Edward S. Humphrey
Wesley H. Humphrey
Hattie L. Weatherby
The
Security Savings Bank Company
Goldie Gibson
Gladys Gibson
Elza E. Durant
Will W. Coe
Ora N. Reasoner
Jeremiah J. Selby
Bern Township
Vinton J. Selby
Selby
Amanda Selby
Eliza Selby
Thompson seeks partition of Julia A. Thompson estate in Athens Co
Ernest Thompson files in Athens County Common Pleas to partition real estate left by Julia A. Thompson. The prayer asks court supervision and partition in severalty. The case references a separate judgment of 1278.99 plus 7 percent interest in a Roberts versus Weiss matter.
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Julia A. Thompson
Athens County, Common Pleas Court
Ernest Thompson
Mildred R. Thompson
Ray Thompson
Foreclosure Order Promised On Mortgage Premises
From February 4, the court ordered foreclosure of the defendant's equity of redemption on specified premises and an order of sale issued to the sheriff to finalize the sale.
Divorce Granted in Athens County Court for Wilful Absence
George Luther secures a divorce from Anna Luther after three years of wilful absence as the Athens County Common Pleas Court finds the plaintiff's allegations true. Defendant defaulted on answer or demurrer. Earlier, the trial in the Harry Sycks vs Minnie Sycks case was reset to April 11. Bucks filed for divorce on March 22, 1928. Jury awards plaintiff $26.19 in the W. W. Matters vs Lawrence Hutchinson case.
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George Luther
Anna Luther
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Harry Sycks
Minnie Sycks
Bucks
W. W
Lawrence Hutchinson
Judgment Given In Tur Repair Case And Postponed Motion
Judgment was entered for the plaintiff in a repair and labor claim involving a motor armature. A motion in the Eliza beth Coey versus Alfred F Carr case set for March 23 was postponed due to the court's absence, with a new trial date to be determined. Judge L G Worstell presided in the garage suit filed November 14, 1923.
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Elizabeth Coey
Alfred F. Carr
L. G. Worstell
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Messenger
Rev. Bay
Pattern Department
Gibbon
Kiwanis Club Ha Novel Entertainment
Mundew’s Bakery
New York, N. Y
Ralph Butts
Butts
Joseph P. Bachmann
Mar. Bakin
New York School
Richardson Baking Co
Say Young
Banks Ice Cream Company
E. State St
Meat Products
U.S
Turkey
Ams
Stedman
the Stedman Company
Ohio
Probate
Cyrus W. Watkins
L. A. Koons
Mr. Koons
Harriett M. Watkins
IN Common Pleas Court
L. W. Roberts
Hattie Weiss
Imarket
Peete S
Chuck Per
Chauncey
Oleo Er
N.Y
Borden
Bamby
Rauch’s Bakery Modern
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