Thompson and Lock Admit Guilty in County Court
Hugh Thompson of Hemlock Grove pleaded guilty to firing a firearm and was fined 25 dollars plus costs, with 30 days in jail suspended on good behavior. Linzey Lock admitted abandoning an illegitimate child and was ordered to pay 20 dollars for April and 15 dollars monthly thereafter. The case Lyons vs. Smith was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Hugh Tompson
Hemlock Grove
F. W. Crow
Linzey Lock
J. E. Lyons
C. B. Smith
Dowd Scores in His Graduation Recital at Memorial Auditorium
Donald M. Dowd a senior in the Ohio University School of Music presented a graduation recital in Memorial Auditorium to an audience of over 700. Miss Mildred Maston accompanied, guiding a varied program from Handel to Massenet and Tschaikowsky. Dowd displayed breadth and vigor in arias and art songs, with an encore and a Gilbert-Sullivan finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Dowd
Philadelphia
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
Mildred Maston
Trinway
Dowd
Gloria
Buzzi-Peccia
DeLeath
Chadwick
Massenet
Nevin
Handel
Tschaikowsky
Vicino al Bell
Idolo
Rosa
Cyril Scott
Prof
C. C. Robinson
Gordon
Miss Maston
Music School Graduates and Juniors Named
Dowd, pupil of Prof. C. C. Robinson head of the School of Music, will graduate in June. Miss Maston is a junior in the School of Music.
Hartley Hurt In Chauncey Auto Crash Near Ball Park
Wallace Hartley of Athens sustained internal injuries when his coupe collided with a sedan driven by Elmer Harley of Marietta near Chauncey ball park. Hartley was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Harley, suspected drunk, was arrested and jailed in Chauncey. R. E. Barnes of Marietta accompanied him. Hartley, a Hawks Station native, worked in shipping for C. D. Shaffer in Athens and was en route to Millfield to deliver an order. he is unmarried. Choir rehearsal at M E Church tonight plans a Mother's Day program titled A Crown for Mother led by Mrs Cap Smith with Mrs Lettie Hintz at the piano.
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Chauncey
Wallace Hartley
Athens
Chauncey Ball Park
Elmer Harley
Marietta
Hartley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harley
R. E. Barnes
Hawks’ Station
C. D. Shaffer Company
Millfield
M. E
Cap Smith
Lettie Hintz
Chauncey Family Dinner Honors Children and Grandchildren
May 1 Chauncey honoring household hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne at Ellis Avenue. Attendees include Pearl A. Miller and three children Mary Garth June The Plains. H. B. Noble and children Billy Frances. Hal Osborne Athens. E. L. Bingman and three children Vivian Bernard Jean. Guy FE Osborne and Millie Osborne, Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Henry Osborne
Ellis Avenue
Pearl A. Miller
Mary, Garth
June
the Plains
H. B. Noble
Billy
Frances
Hal Osborne
Athens
E. L. Bingman
Vivian
Bernard
Jean
Guy FE. Osborne
Millie Osborne
Richardson Leaving Chauncey for Four Months in Iowa
Mrs. George Richardson and her daughter Jane depart Chauncey for Lucas Iowa to stay four months with Mrs. Richardson’s sister Mrs. James Cooley whose illness prompted the trip.
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Chauncey
George Richardson
Jane
Lucas
Iowa
Richardson
James Cooley
Whites in Lead Mrs Shaffer Heads Lodge Contest
Chauncey May 1 Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 30 p m with a contest between Miss Jeanette Palmer Blue side and Mrs Carl Shaffer White division. White leads by 10 points and the losing side will banquet the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Jeanette Palmer
Carl Shaffer
Society to Meet Chauncey
The Standard Bearer Society of The Plains will meet this evening at 7:39 in the home of Miss Margaret McGee. Chauncey pupils from the first three grades enjoyed an indoor picnic at the school building hosted by Mrs. Hannah Clutter Miss Mamie Nixon and Mrs. Ruth Bridgewater.
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Chauncey
Standard Bearer Society of the Plains
Margaret McGee
Chauncey Schools
Hannah Clutter
Mamie Nixon
Ruth Bridgewater
Glouster
American Legion
Glouster Population Drops 235 in Ten Years
The 1930 census reports Glouster with 2 905 residents, down from 3 140 in 1920. Unsettled coal field conditions and job suspensions drew residents to Akron Toledo Detroit and Pontiac where they found work during the mine slowdown. Many have not returned.
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Glouster
L. W. Roberts
Athens
Akron
Toledo
Detroit
Pontiac
Delivery Time Shift In Glouster Parcel Service
May 1 report from Glouster states parcel post packages are now delivered immediately after the noon mail. previously noon train arrivals stayed at the Post Office until the next day. This change speeds up delivery times for local residents and businesses.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters Class Meets At Mrs Williams Home
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Ernest Williams on Spring Street. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend if possible.
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Church of Christ Sunday School
Ernest Williams
Spring Street
Miss Doris Withrow to Coach Middleport Play
Doris Withrow of Frederick B. Ingram Productions arrives in Middleport to coach the high school play Sweet Heart Town. The romance centers on a country lad’s rise in New York City and debuts May 8 and 9. The production has won Midwest praise and aims for local approval.
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Middleport
Doris Withrow
Frederick B. Ingram Productions, Inc
Rock Island, Ill
New York
Midwest
May Day Tensions Rise Across Europe Except Soviet Union
Governments across Europe mobilize police reserves and troops to curb May Day demonstrations as workers celebrate International Workers' Day. The Soviet Union stands apart, designating May 1 as a major holiday and Moscow decorates like a July Fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Europe
Moscow
Toledo man Otto Brandeberry electrocuted at work
Otto Brandeberry of Toledo, formerly of Glouster and Corning, was electrocuted Wednesday afternoon while at work. He was about 55, survived by his wife and five children. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM in Toledo with burial there. He was a brother of William Brandeberry of Congress Run and brother-in-law of J. H. Henshaw of this city. Formerly a baker in Glouster, he later worked in railroading for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Run
J. H. Henshaw
Brandeberry
Radox promises relief for corns and bunions
An English girl touts Radox as a cure for corns and foot ailments. The advertisement claims feet improve after several nightly soaks using three tablespoons in hot water, noting a money back guarantee if it fails, with McKee Drug Co. cited as a seller.
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America
McKee Drug Co
Pegga
England
Federal sweep targets Capone era liquor ring
Federal officers moved rapidly to complete their roundup of 25 reputed members of a Capone syndicate subsidiary indicted yesterday on charges of engaging in a ten million dollar liquor conspiracy in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Scarface al" Capone
Unemployed Riot in Northern Australia
In Darwin bands of unemployed men seized the city administrator's house as May Day disturbances erupted. Public officials and cable office staff were conscripted for police duty to quell the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Australia
Brisbane
U.P
Darwin
North Australia
Red flag raised at Liberty Square as police order bank staff to stay
Overnight reports describe a red flag at Liberty Square while police directed bankers and bank workers to remain at their offices and not return home. The scene suggests a tense security posture with authorities restricting movement.
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Liberty Square
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Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Hugh Thompson
Mrs. Henry Osborne
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Glouster and Vicinity
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W. A. Coraft
Sunday Creek Valley
Legion Grounds
K. & M. Railroad
Corning
Rey “E
Cline
Ib. Toacco
Armandi
Caldwell
Ikham’s
Cline Pharmacy Co
Sherwin-Williams Pvcu
Idk
Sy Tal Dade
Fea
THE
Shaanae
S.wear
Worthington
H. P
General Electric
American Steel and Wire Co
Crucible Steel
Columbiana
Wheaton Hardware Co
Otto Brandeberry
Mrriena
the Bradfield Co
Atlanta, Ga
Isaac Wilson
Kuppenheimer
Chelsea
Burnett-Smith
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