Brawl at Greens Run Lands Four Men in Jail
Four Greens Run men faced fines after a Tuesday altercation. J C Heedy and Mickie Mackie paid 25 dollars plus costs for assault and battery while Leo Morrison and John Morrison were fined 10 dollars and costs each for intoxication. The four pleaded guilty.
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Greens Run
Glouster
Athens
Sunoon
J. c. Heedy
Mickie Mackie
Leo
John Morrison
Reedy and
Mackie
Clyde Juniper
Juniper
G. H. Love
Henry Williams
Andrew Allen
Man Loses 26 Pounds with Kruschen Salts Ad
A Cincinnati reader testimonials Kruschen Salts for weight loss, claiming 26 pounds shed in three months with improved energy and breathing. The ad urges daily use, cutting fats, and buying from Cline Pharmacy Co. or any drugstore.
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F. J. Fritz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cline Pharmacy Co
Payton Rites Friday Colored Woman Succumbs
The body of Mrs. William Payton a 30 year old colored woman who died early Wednesday at St Francis Hospital Columbus was brought to Glouster. She leaves a husband and four children. Funeral services will be at the First Baptist Church Friday at 2 pm with Rev G J Johnson. burial in a Stewart cemetery.
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Glouster
William Payton
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Angler Fined for Undersized Rock Bass in Trimble
Myron Marquis of Trimble was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to taking an undersized rock bass. Justice M. E. Christman imposed the penalty. Game Protector B. F. Swartz of Glouster filed the charges and arrested Marquis. payment arrangements were made.
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Trimble
Myron Marquis
M. E. Christman
B. F. Swartz
Glouster
Marquis
Response Is Fine Program By Colored People Brings Relief
A program by colored residents in Glouster benefited needy children at the school building. Admission raised 475 pounds of food and $2.73 in cash was donated to the association. The Parent-Teacher Association praises the event and the community effort.
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Glouster
Opens New Store as Frank Gail Plans New Hollister Building
Hollister reports Frank Gail Sr. has opened a store in the Mike Roda building near his former site after a recent fire. He plans a new Brittle brick storefront on the original lot where the blaze occurred.
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Hollister
Frank Gail
Mike Roda
Gail
Anderson Named for School Board Post in Glouster
Glouster Ohio May 13 Clyde Saylor was removed from the Glouster Board of Education for missing meetings Emmett Anderson was appointed to fill the vacancy and the appointment was confirmed by the board The term for Saylor runs to December 31 1933 The board members are FE H Lantz Lewis Gatchel Joe Wolf and Joe Nelson A June 3 meeting will hire teachers
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Saylor
Board of Education
FE. H. Lantz
Lewis Gatchel
Joe Wolf
Joe Nelson
Glouster High to Stage Senior Class Play Tonight
The Glouster High School senior class presents a play in the school auditorium tonight at 8. Proceeds go toward finishing the yearbook payment.
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Glouster
Miners of Mine 24 Meet at Redtown Commissary
The monthly meeting of miners formerly employed at Mine 24 is set for Saturday at 2 o'clock in the Redtown commissary.
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Glouster
Redtown
Corning Committee Plans Pound Dance and Local Events
Corning Relief Committee to sponsor a pound or more admission dance at Rodgers Halls with Wolfe Orchestra and Murray City quartet May 13. Also features boxing, senior class play, junior senior banquet, and musical program by the Wilbur Swartz Tune Twisters at Corning High School. Numerous local visits and community notices follow, including Mother's Day observances, church events, and school plans in Corning and surrounding areas.
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Corning
Corning Relief Committee
Rodgers
Wolfe Orchestra
Glouster Ohio
Murray City
Corning High School
Wilbur Swartz
Community notes from Jackson and Trimble area
Sunday afternoon at Basin Burr Oak families gather as two sons Frank Binderbdatt Sr and Albert Binderbasin reside near Jacksonville. New PTA officers elected at J F High School joint meeting are President Mrs Mary Brown Vice President Mrs Mary Hill Secretary Miss Ernestine Shir key Treasurer Mrs Viola Kuhne. A grade school picnic Friday noon closes Saturday. temperance program featured father son roles with Rev Reitz. Rev Hopkins loses control of his car in Redtown. no injuries. Frances Fern Barrett cuts foot badly and misses days of walking. An operetta Tuesday night draws about 50 local children with a garden scene and two student orchestra numbers.
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George Luther
John Might
Trimble
Wilbert Nelson
George Rasp, Jr
Athens
Robert Selby
Cambridge
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
A. R. Woodgerd
Charles Tinker
Pearl Lent
W. H. Reitz
D. J. McKinley
Methodist Church
Glouster
Jacksonville
John Binderbasin
Herman Binder
Corning High School
Wilbur Swartz
Gertrude Price
Murray Brown
Maud Hardy
Edward Ferguson
Misa Adela Mitchell
Margaret Schlingerman
Mildred Ferguson
Viola Pierce
Parcull Wilson
Mayme Hardy
Amy Thomas
John Hilling
Newport News
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Columbus
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Ray Dean
Henry Spray
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Roy
Clyde Thomas
Noah Corrigan
George Verfers
George Drake
Paul
Wm. Goulding
John Weiland
New Lexington
John Wright
Lily Fisher
Fred Fisher
Roy Coffman
E. C. Marshall
Magnetic Springs
August Schlingerman
Charles Feenken
John Crim
Charleston
W. Va
Crimm
Tillie Brinkman
Corning
Roy Haselton
Wm. Hill
Willard Bush
Elmer Lehr
Betty Jean
Pearl Roberts
Bart Mandrell
Charles Hoisington
Leona Nicholas
Reitz
Frances Fern Barrett
Guyeville
M. Chard
Masonic Hall
Leta V. McLaughlin
Pau
Walieta
Maundeville
Rome Township
Stewart
Conat
Paul R. McLaughlin, Jr
A. A. Campbell
Josephine Johnson
D. A. Campbell
George Ni
Ford's plan grows materials for industry from farms
Ford seeks a closer union of industry and agriculture in a three phase program begun a decade ago. He operates village industries near Dearborn where workers farm and live, and a Greenfield lab converts crops into materials for autos. A later phase employed thousands in fields. critics note he banned farm machinery to boost work.
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United Press
Detroit
Dearborn
Nankin Malls
Plymouth
Northville
Phoenix
Fiat Rock
Chemical
Ford
Greenfield
Edison Institute of Technology
Edison
Farma
Nudist Sect May Migrate for Fifth Time
In Victoria British Columbia on May 12 a new pilgrimage of the Doukhobors called the Sons of Freedom was believed planned, their fifth migration in 300 years. The Nelson jail houses 327 members, 118 given three year terms. nude parades marked a winter of bombed schools, derailed trains, and census defiance of Peter Veregin the second.
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Victoria
B. C
Sons of Freedom
Nelson
Peter Veregin
Rabbi Tarshish Addresses Rome High Seniors
A capacity crowd at Rome High School in Stewart listened Monday night as Rabbi Tarshish of Columbus delivered the principal address to the graduating class. Nearby, relatives gathered for graduation events at Stewart High School, while other locals and visitors paid weekend calls and planned visits to families and friends in the area.
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Guysville
Rome High School
Stewart
Rabbi Tarshish
Columbus
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
W. Va
Misa Seulah Christy
Stewart High School
William Hoisington
Cleveland
Edna Cheaser
Hoy Rosehaver
American Association Owners Gather in Chicago May 2
In Chicago on May 2 the American Association owners assembled for a meeting, with attendees detailing trade goals and cooperative plans for the season. Officials outlined key policies and potential partnerships to strengthen league operations.
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Chicago
U.P
American Association
Plans for two Athens baseball leagues this Friday
Meetings set in Athens for the coming season with Twilight loop managers at the City Building at 7:30 and Recreation league organizers at the Armory at 7:30. Both groups will discuss organization, scheduling, and participation for the new season.
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Athens
Recreation League
Special Meeting Looks at Attracting Fans and Schedule Change
Today a special meeting called by President T J Hickey will discuss drawing more fans to games. A plan to add cram downloadable headers to the schedule will be considered.
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T. J. Hickey
Free Your Wife From Rheumatism in 48 Hours Claim
An advertisement touts Allenru as a fast acting, drug free remedy for rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica. It promises immediate pain relief and gradual removal of uric acid deposits from muscles joints and tissues with a one dollar bottle sale through McKee Drug Company and leading druggists. If not satisfied money back guarantee.
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McKee Drug Company
Alleniu
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