Boost Glouster Club to stage popularity contest
Glouster residents will see a Boost Glouster Club event organized by Mrs Frank Seiler with support from local business leaders and the Kiwanis Club. A style show and a popular vote contest will award prizes to entrants with the most votes, and a separate speaking contest for children under 14 will offer a prize for the best speaker. Cooperating stores include The Atlas Sayres Luckoff Carpenter Richardson Boston Munden Le Lite John Morris. Full details to be announced.
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Glouster
Frank Seiler
Kiwanis Club
Wreter
Iedy
John Morris
Eighth Grade Cage Tourney Set At Trimble High
Eighth grade basketball tournament organized by Athens County will run Friday and Saturday at Jacksonville Trimble High School gym. Schedule spans Friday 1 30 pm to 9 55 pm with finals Saturday 7 pm. Teams include Gilouster Trimble Jacksonville Greens Run Canaanville Carbon dale Ames Bern The Plains Waterloo Stewart Albany Buchtel. Most schools field boys and girls teams except Carbon dale Stewart Albany. PTA will serve meals and Chauncey High coach Paul Theiron to referee.
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Trimble
Athens County
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Gilouster
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Canaanville
Carbondale
Ames-Bern
the Plains
Waterloo
Stewart
Albany
Buchtel
Girin
Paw! Theiron
Chauncey High
Glouster School Chief Returns After Family Death
Glouster superintendent Thomas W. Figley and his wife Mrs Figley and their son Billie traveled from Indiana after Mrs Kane, the mother of Mrs Figley, died Saturday night at her Marion area home.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Figiey
Fittie
Billie
Indiana
Figley
Kane
Marion
Divorce granted in Detroit desertion case
Ouster March Goidye Holeschulh of Detroit was granted a divorce from Ervin Holsechuh on grounds of desertion. She also received custody of their six year old son Terry. Mrs Holz achuh is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams of the city.
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Mie Goidye Holeschulh
Detroit
Hem Roids Claim Quick Relief for Piles
An ad copy touts internal medicine Hemroid tablets from Dr J B Leonhardt. It promises relief from hemorrhoids not cured by topical creams or operations, claiming success in over 60 cases and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad cites a cure named Hem Roid with claims of guaranteed results.
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Paris
Leonhardt
Cottage prayer meetings planned ahead of Easter evangelistic series
Glouster notes the Wesleyan Workers' Class will meet Friday night at Mrs. William Ellis home on Republic Avenue. The M E Church plans a series of cottage prayer meetings next week to prepare for pre Easter evangelistic meetings at the church. Places will be announced at church on Sunday.
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Glouster
M. E. Church
William Ellis
Republic Avenue
Loyal Daughters Close of Church Meeting Planned
GLOUSTER Ohio March 30 The Loyal Daughters Close of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of Mrs Clyde Harper on Fairlawn Avenue Friday night at 7 50 o clock.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Clyde Harper
Fairlawn Avenue
Graham and whole wheat flours difference explained
The Q and A explain graham flour as unbolted wheat meal, often adulterated with bran and added white flour. Whole wheat flour is not truly whole since bran and germ are removed. it is made from cleaned wheat with portions of bran and germ extracted.
Ohio bowlers vie for honors in American Bowling Congress
Four teen bowling teams from Columbus and Ohio cities compete in Columbus for AB C honors. St Joseph of Bayonne New Jersey led with 2680 in five man event, Schmidt Wieners Columbus had 2753. Ralph Marshall Richmond Indiana placed high in singles and all events. John Leighe Springfield Ohio and Joe Young Bradford Pa posted notable scores in the individual standings.
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St. Joseph
Bayonne
New Jersey
Schmidt Wieners
Columbus
Ralph Marshall
Richmond
Ind
John Leighe
Springfield
Ohio
Joe Young
Bradford
Bowling Record Set With 13 Hour Match Victory
Henry Rieder of Wubuqueta bowled for 13 hours and 2 minutes topping 19 468 pins with a 194 average. The Ve Woodworths at 121 Franklin Avenue host Mary Johnson and Harley Johnson of Columbus for the weekend.
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Henry Rieder
Wubuqueta
Eagene Ve. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
Mary Johnson
Harley Johnson
Columbus
Rail Time Card for Athens Service Summary
Train timetable shows departures from Athens for Nos 8 2 4 and 37 daily with morning and afternoon runs. No 37 leaves 6 30 pm daily except Sunday and No 8 leaves 1 50 pm. No 3 arrives 11 00 am daily except Sunday and No 83 arrives 1 40 pm.
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Hecking Valley
Merinpe
Athens
Teaver
Wesley Foundation State Conference Set in Athens
The first state Wesley Foundation Student Councils conference will be held in Athens on April 7 and 8 with Martin Stockton as general chairman. Dr. I. E. B. Miller will speak at the opening banquet and delegates will join discussion groups on financing and activities. Representatives from Bowling Green State College, University of Cincinnati, Kent State, Muskingum, Miami University, Ohio State University and others will attend.
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Athens
Martin Stockton
Methodist Church
I. E B. Miller
Columbus
The
Wesley Foundation State Board of Trustees
Foundations
C. M. Coulter
State Board of Trustees
Bowling Green State College
Bowling Green
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Kent State College
Kent
Muskingum College
New Concord
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio State University
Annabelle Haller
Edward Rosser
Paul Coulter
Nelson Crites
March Lion Growls In Preamble Issue
The March Lion issue of the Athens Junior High School paper features the cover design with a March lion. It includes honor roll news, a Preamble party report, the father and son banquet held March 14, and new cheerleaders selected: Junior Cooley, Don Sanders, Fullington McVay, and William Matters.
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Athens
Junior Cooley
Don Sanders
Fullington McVay
William Matters
Suzanne Danford
Robert Hanes
George Tucker
Bill Root
Zorbaugh to Speak at Athens Presbyterian on Sunday
Dr. Charles L. Zorbaugh of Columbus, superintendent of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church, will address Athens Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 2 on the topic America Needs the Church. He is described as a leading state speaker on national welfare. A 5 30 address will follow for Westminster Fellowship and interested members.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
Charles L. Zorbaugh
Columbus
Ohio
The
Presbyterian Church
Zorbaugh
All Denominations To Gather April 9
A union service of all denominations will be held at the First Methodist Church on April 9 at 7 30. Month five education Sunday program features block boys and girls from 40 grade classes at East Side Central and Rufus Putnam Schools who will participate with their own readers ushers ministers and a 70 member choir led by a youth choir director.
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First Methodist Church
East Side
Central
Rufus Putnam
France to Pay War Debt Installment Soon
Washington reports the administration believes France will pay the $19,000,000 installment on its defaulted war debt. Diplomats at the World Economic Conference discuss moving the meeting from London to Washington with June 1 as a tentative date.
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France
Washington
U.rrthe
London
Wesleyan Registrar Dies by Own Action in Delaware
Thomas E. Steckel 65, registrar and French professor at Ohio Wesleyan University, shot himself at his home in Delaware Ohio. Despondency over ill wealth cited by associates. He served the university 20 years and will be buried Friday after funeral services. Survived by widow, daughter Harriet, and two sons Thomas and Richard.
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Delaware
U.2
Thomas E. Steckel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Steckel
Harriet
Thomas
Wesleyan
Richard
Pomeroy House Damaged in Early Morning Fire
POMEROY March 30. Fire of undetermined origin partially destroyed a small unoccupied house behind Peter Godfrey’s home on Union Avenue. Neighbors alerted the Pomeroy Fire Department and Godfrey was unaware the building was ablaze until the engine arrived. Fire Chief Dana Roush estimated damage at $500. Insurance covered on the property.
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Pomeroy
Peter Godfrey
Union Avenue
Godfrey
Dana Roush
Gandhi’s Son Arrested En Route to Calcutta Meeting
Bombay report says Devadas Gandhi youngest son of Mahatma Gandhi was arrested at a way station while traveling to Calcutta for a nationalist meeting. More than 50 followers have been arrested.
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Bombay
Devadas Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Calcutta
SMO
Brown fashions lead Hollywood spring trend parade
Style reports from Hollywood on March 30 highlights celebrities embracing brown outfits. Minna Gombell wears a brown and white polka dot dress with a white matelasse cape and gold carnelians. Genevieve Tobin, Helen Vinson, Jovan Biondet, George Barnes, Benita Hume and others are seen in brown tailored suits, hats, and accessories while strolling or dining in the city.
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Minna Gombell
Genevieve Tobin
Hollywood Boulevard
Helen Vinson
Jovan Biondet
George Barnes
Benita Hume
Levy's
Hollywood
Coughlin Narrowly Survives Home Bomb Blast
Royal Oak Michigan March 30. Father Charles E. Coughlin Catholic priest and militant Detroit banking dispute figure escaped serious injury when a crude bomb exploded near his bed in the basement of his home. Two aides Father John Tully and Father Williams shaken by blast as windows shattered and goods destroyed. authorities seek motive and suspects.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
John Tully
Coughlin
Williams
Admitted Intimidation Claim Hits Unnamed Suspect Ties
Witness describes attempts to intimidate a target but says he has no suspicions about the bombers identity. The remark underscores a looming investigation with limited leads and uncertain motives.
Too Efficient Taster Jailed for Efforts Too Efficient Taster
Frank Masarik, 44, began a 20 day jail term for intoxication after sampling excessive beer on his first day at a Cleveland brewery. He told Municipal Judge Frank C. Phillips he had never seen so much beer since leaving Bohemia and said a patrolman arrested him after sampling several vats.
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Cleveland
Frank Masarik
Bohemia
Masarik
Frank C. Phillips
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Meet at Colonial With Two Guests
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae plan a Friday evening 7 30 gathering at the Colonial with Miss Constance Andrews and Irene Witham attending.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Constance Andrews
Irene Witham
Colonial
County Principals To Plan for Field Meet
Principals from 12 Athens County high schools meet Monday night at 7:30 at the county superintendent Kenneth Ray’s office. They will discuss the annual county field meet and arrangements for the district state scholarship tests at Ohio University on Saturday May 6.
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Athens County
Kenneth Ray
Ohio University
School District Financial Summary Report
The document lists revenues from local taxes and other sources totaling 138,966.33, with non revenue items 37,530.35 and total transactions 185,117.34. Disbursements cover administration 6,385.10, instruction 75,300.90, libraries 3,792.23, operation of school plant 10,395.66, maintenance 1,085.75, debt service 34,189.60, and capital outlay 37,500.00, leaving assets 9,024.17 and bonded debt 250,300.00 with a deficiency of assets 234,934.17.
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Cor- Rene San
OEE Oniekeensivannis
Sumdieiatngmoniniine
Great Flood Anniversary in Gallipolis recalls 1913 crest
Gallipolis observes the twentieth anniversary of the 1913 Ohio River flood cresting at 661 feet. The 1913 flood, triggered by six to ten inches of regional rainfall, swelled the river to record levels, swamping streets, washing away homes, and prompting regional relief from Racine to Millersport. No lives were lost in Gallipolis as volunteers, led by local officials and business leaders, organized relief, with the Carrie Brown steamer unloading supplies and five carloads of state relief material arriving for distribution.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Carrie Brown
Racine
Millersport
Hocking Valley
Mathews
Second Avenue
Locust Street
Funeral for George B. Sawyer Held in Gallipolis
Funeral services for George B. Sawyer a music store proprietor aged 7 were held yesterday afternoon at 1 50 at the residence with Rev H H Wilbur presiding. Continued services followed at Oak Grove Cemetery Bidwell.
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Gallipolis
George B. Sawyer
H. H. Wilbur
Oak Grove
Bidwell
Kail Wins Quieting of Title in Suit Over Oil Leases
George B. Kail obtained a quieting of title and injunction in his suit against Wilford Bunce and others to stop them from collecting oil and gas leases on the farm. Kail previously possessed land except for the oil and gas rights underlaying it. Also noted, the Frick Co. Inc. case against J. N. Ward was paid and dismissed without record.
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Gallipolis
George B. Kail
Wilford Bunce Et al
the Frick Co., Inc
J. N. Ward
Spring Sports Academy Track and Baseball Programs Revival
A local academy revives its spring track and baseball programs after a pause. Officials cite renewed funding and community interest to restart youth workouts, tryouts, and interscholastic games at the city recreation fields.
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