Gloucester News: Marceillite Rebekah Bids Welcoming Meeting
The notice describes a meeting of the members at Marceillite Rebekah Lodge to be held on Friday evening, with plans for a program and payments. It also reports weddings in Newark, school hires by Gloucester Board of Education, and local civic events including Moose and Rose Temple activities, Memorial services, and fundraising for Glouster fire equipment.
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Peeetenen
Yeting
Ot Marceillite Rebekah Bi
Glousard of Education
Glousterom No
Loyal Order of Ladies of Mooseheart Legion
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
J.C. Gibson
A. B
Jackson
Rose Temple
A. J. Crawford
Lewis
Glouster Parentminer Association
Glouster
Fierbaugh
Burr Oak
Fire Department
Concert listings mix in chaotic radio programs across cities
The page lists numerous music events and radio programs across cities such as Loutaville Louisville Chicago New York and Pittsburgh. It mentions ensembles including the Boys Orchestra the Lido Venice String Ensemble and the Little Whor Orchestra with performers like Isadore Gordon Ruth Gillette and Eddie Pea. Multiple venues Ellis Majestic and Spitalny's Hanna Building are cited alongside lectures and dance numbers with various dates and times.
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Cleveland, CO
Goerner
W. K
Conservatory of Music
Spitalny
Hanna Building
Stubpron
Eddie Pea Jo Fame
Isadore Gordon
Ruth Gillette
Downing
Pittsburgh
Littlewhor
Speetal
New York City
Lido Venice
Ems of Crime
Henry Ow
York University
Ao Hotel Majestic
Minneapolis
Minn
Drakes and Relatives Attend Funeral in Chauncey
Chauncey and Sharonville participants return home after attending the funeral of Mrs. J. A. Drake. Mr. E. L. Saffell and sons from Bucyrus and Mrs. Frank Baker of Toledo were among those who traveled to Chauncey for the services.
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Allison Drake
Sharonville, O
E. L. Saffell and Sons
Kenneth
William and
John
Bucyrus
Frank Baker
Toledo
Chauncey
J. A. Drake
Women of the Church of Christ Meet at High Street
Mrs. Harvey Nye hosted the regular Wednesday afternoon gathering. Mrs. Floyd Nye led the lesson and Mrs. Guy Brookins and Mrs. F. J. Nye performed a vocal duet while readings by Mrs. Neal Hesse and Mrs. 8. D. Jackson followed. A social hour featured a dainty collation for attendees.
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Harvey Nye
Ohme
High Street
The
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
Guy Brookins
F. J. Nye
Neal Hesse
8. D. Jackson
Koenig Family Visit From Murray City
Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig their son Leonard and daughter Elsie visited Mrs Charlies Bradfield and family in Chauncey on Wednesday.
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Leonard Koenig
Leonard
Elsie
Murray City
Koenig
Charlies Bradfield
Chauncey
Misses Frazier and Mercer as Guests in The Plains
Miss Genevieve Frazier and Miss Virgene Mercer of The Plains are acting Chauncey guests of Mrs Walter Boling.
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Genevieve Frazier
Virgene Mercer
the Plains
Chauncey
Walter Boling
Loper Family Visits Relatives In West Virginia and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Clarence Loper and their children Mary Ellen and John William of Isaban West Virginia are visiting the Loper parents Mr and Mrs John Loper and sister Mrs Walter Bolir. They will also visit Mrs Lopers parents Mr and Mrs French in Athens.
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Clarence Loper
Mary Ellen
John William
Isaban
W. Va
John Loper
Walter Bolir
Local social notes from New Straitsville and surroundings
Mrs Earl McAtee and daughter Ethel Berline visit relatives in New Straitsville. Mrs George Strausbaugh visits her grandmother in Millfield. Miss Jeanette Palmer hosts a Wednesday evening with Wilma Kranyik and Susan Donaldson. music and dancing. Mrs Homer McBrayer visits relatives at The Plains. Mr and Mrs Willis Figgins of Columbus visit A P Figgins and Mrs Roy Pendergrass. Mrs William Ryan leaves for Fort Wayne to visit daughters Hazel and Olive Ryan, Olive ill in hospital.
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Nh G. Andrews
Bertha Marriege
Newark
Earl McAtee
Ethel Berline
New Straitsville
George Strausbaugh
Ruth James
Millfield
Jeanette Palmer
Wilma Kranyik
Susan Donaldson
Homer McBrayers
the Plains
Willis Figgins
Columbus
A. P. Figgins
Roy Pendergrass
William Ryan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Misses Hazel
Olive Ryan
New Varicose Vein Treatment Promises Rapid Relief
The article touts Emerald Oil as a two ounce full strength remedy for varicose veins and ulcers. It claims glands and goitre disappear with steady use and recommends FEmeald Oil for hospital practice. Apply twice daily with a soft brush until swelling normalizes.
Sluggish Liver Spring Toxin Cleansing Ad
The notice promotes Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a remedy for a sluggish liver and toxin buildup in spring. It claims benefits like purifying blood, improving skin, boosting energy, and restoring taste. Sold and recommended by regional druggists including McKee Drug Co and Gibson Pharmacy in Athens and nearby towns.
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A. Isselstein
Deanville
Nelsonville Leaders Hear Breezy Talk On Community Service
A joint Nelsonville session of the chamber of commerce Kiwanis and Rotary in the Presbyterian church social rooms heard Dr Moses Breeze of Columbus, secretary of the Ohio Laymen Forward movement, deliver a witty address on turning community problems into opportunities for service across spiritual recreational cooperative and financial realms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Chamber
Welch
Moses Breeze
Columbus
Oni
Breeze
Local civic leaders urge unity for valley’s industrial growth
Community figures from the YMCA Rotary Kiwanis and chamber of commerce call for collaboration to develop the valley’s natural resources into an industrial hub. They back inter-club cooperation to address local problems and boost youth recreation and city life.
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Vison
Middle West
Pereses
Rotary Club
Vern Vorhes
Dr. Acomb
Kiwanis Club
Co. C. Sharp
Chamber of Commerce
West Vermont Housewife Credits Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Fred Primo of East Hardwick Vermont reports six months of severe pain and illness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she and neighbors note her improvement and urges others to try the remedy, noting 98 out of 100 reported benefit. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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East Hardwick
Vermont
Lydia Pinkham
Mewson
Fred. Primo
Route No. 2
E. Hardwick
Community groups plan survey of local clay deposits
President Welch outlined chamber of commerce plans including a committee led by Mr. Sharp to survey local clay deposits for possible development. A joint session of three civic clubs aims to extend this effort as a long term community benefit.
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Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Sharp
Zihlman Cleared of Bribery Charge by Investigators
Washington May 15 Representative Frederick Zihlman Republican of Maryland was exonerated today of bribery charges in a report to the house by a special investigation committee. Action was deferred in the case of Representative John Langley Republican of Kentucky pending appeal from his Covington conspiracy conviction. The two lawmakers were linked in allegations by Elias Mortimer of Philadelphia, a star witness before several committees.
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Washington
Frederick Zihlman
Maryland
House
John Langley
Kentucky
Covington
Zihlman
Langley
Elias Mortimer
Philadelphia
Jolly Workers Club to Hold Penny Social Saturday
The Jolly Workers clothing club of Union will host a penny social at the Jackville schoolhouse Saturday evening May 17 beginning at 7 30. The event features clothing construction work by the club led by Mrs. H RK Jazisy.
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UNION
Jolly Workers Clothing Club
Jackville School House
H. RK. Jazisy
London Registers 19000 Plus Clubs Across City
A tally notes more than 19 000 registered clubs operate in London reflecting extensive social and cultural activity across boroughs. Local councils monitor compliance and licensing for venues and events.
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London
Airplane Service Cuts Alaska Trip Time
Airplane service in interior Alaska halves travel time from Fairbanks to Livengood from fifty hours by trail to fifty minutes, boosting regional connectivity and easing long-distance movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Fairbanks
Livengood
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Atlanta
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Charles W. Stewart
Ethel Gates Gray
Cincinnati
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Glouster, Ohio
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Rogers Electric Co
A. R. Espy
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N. High Street
Atlas Store
L. E. Mandew Co
America
Herbert Hoover
Athens Lumber Co
Hanna
Boston
Shoe Store
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H. Margolin
Kempton’s Studio
H. P. Waterloo
John Deere Co
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