Memorial Services Planned Across Glouster on Sunday
Memorial services will be held at the M E Church at 10 30 in Glouster with Rev F E Roberts delivering the sermon. A procession led by the drum corps will start at 16 00 from the Sons of Veterans Hall to the church. Veterans of Civil War Spanish American War and World War are invited to attend.
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Glouster
M. E
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans’ Hall
High Street
Bishopville
Maplewood
Glouster Cemetery
Hollister
Chauncey
Nye
Flying service in Athens soon becomes reality
Athens plans a new aviation concern named Athens Flying Services Inc with $2300 in stock subscriptions and capitalized at 5600 dollars, expandable to 25000. J B Sherrard of Athens National Bank announced at the chamber meeting. A Department of Commerce representative will inspect sites June 14. Rowland Field near Athens is being prepared for use as a landing field. A cabin airplane from Newton Virginia is expected in early June.
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Athens Flying Services, Inc
Sherrard
Athens National Bank
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Aeronautics Division
United States Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Athens
Rowland Field
Automatic Washing Machine Company
Newton
College Salesmen Are Honored Here
Ohio University student Paul Askue received three awards at a Hotel Berry banquet by the Buckeye division of Real Silk Corporation. He was given a button, a key, and a silk skein for his track record as district manager and for bringing the Model School to Ohio University. C Ferrel of Indianapolis, VP and GM, led the program and noted the Model School repeat in this district. Other speakers included C W Price, A H Stone, E W Coy, and C D Giauque.
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Paul Askue
Ohio University
Hotel Berry
Buckeye
Real Silk Corporation
Askue
Japan
Model School
C. Ferrel
Indianapolis
Ferrel
C. W. Price
A. H. Stone
Columbus
E. W. Coy
C. D. Giauque
Notary Amanda Blymer Sentenced in Ohio Case
Miss Amanda Blymer and 52 pleaded guilty to taking 165 dollars from the grandmother of a convict at the Ohio State Penitentiary. She admitted knowing she could do nothing to help the inmate and was sentenced to an indefinite term at the Marysville Reformatory for obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Cincinnati
Amanda Blymer
Marysville Reformatory
Ohio State Penitentiary
Blymer
Gra ham Fined for Intoxication in Glouster Court
In Glouster on May 22 C R Graham pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Penman and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and ordered jailed until paid. Marshal Fischer arrested him. this is his third recent intoxication arrest. James Evans also pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. he will pay the balance later. Evans was arrested by Marshal Fischer.
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Glouster
Penman
C. R. Graham
Athens
Graham
Marshal Fischer
James Evans
Evans
Glouster Board to Meet Friday to Hire Teachers
Glouster Ohio May 22 The Glouster Board of Education will meet Friday night to hire teachers and discuss other school matters. The meeting was announced and is expected to consider school actions.
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Glouster Board of Education
Glouster
Church rules moderate on bobbed hair for women
Vatican authorities respond to bishops and priests on whether bobbed hair in women counts as indecent in church settings. The ruling says long hair remains more befitting modesty but bobbed hair is not to be condemned if it does not harm Christian morals.
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Vatican City
U.pr
Catholic Church
Train Hits Grocery Truck at McCormick Crossing
A Baltimore & Ohio motor driven train struck an A. and P. grocery truck at McCormick crossing Mile Run causing thousands in damage. Fog limited vision and the tractor trailer carrying groceries valued around 2500 dollars was torn loose and hurled against guard rails.
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Marietta
Baltimore & Ohio Road
McCormick Crossing
Mile Run
A. L. Edwards
Columbus
Ohio River
Circus Coming to Glouster May 30 to Aid Fire Department
The Walter L. Main Show visits Glouster for the first time in years to support the Glouster Fire Department. Two performances will run afternoon and night May 30, with a noon street parade and the big tent set up on American Legion Grounds.
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Glouster
Walter L. Main
American Legion
Magic City Lodge to Hold First Degree Work Friday Night
GLOUSTER May 22 There will be work in the first degree at the regular meeting of Magic City Lodge I O O F to be held Friday night A good attendance on part of the membership has been asked.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Miss Burns Recuperating After Appendectomy
Miss Helen Burns, a former Glouster girl, is recovering in Akron City Hospital after an appendectomy performed May 18. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burns, who moved from Glouster to Akron last year.
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Miss Burns
Helen Burns
Akron City Hospital
L. C. Burns
Akron
Pinchot Opens Edge in Governor Primary Race
Gifford Pinchot led Francis Shunk Brown by about 13 points in the Republican primary for governor as Philadelphia papers conceded Pinchot’s nomination. The contest, a dramatic, outdoorsman rivalry, unfolded from vote counting onset with early returns aided by city totals.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Gifford Pinchot
Francis Shunk Brown
Pinchot
Brown
Labor Secretary Davis Gains Lead in Senate Nomination Race
Brown backs from the Ware machine help Davis pile up a lead near 66,060 at noon yesterday as Davis nears nomination. Returns show Davis widening over Grundy for the Republican U S Senate nod, with experts predicting a large plurality. Pinchot today declares himself the nominee of the Republican Party.
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Brown
James J. Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
U. S
Davis
Pinchot
Tariff Bill Nearing Final Compromise Touches
Washington May 22. The twisted tariff bill received final compromise touches from House and Senate conferees. Republican Floor Leader Watson announced the bill would be taken up in the Senate Monday with prospects it will reach President Hoover for signature within two weeks.
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Washington
U.R
House
Senate
Watson
White House
Hoover
Schmeling Leaves Training Camp For Radio Trip
Max Schmeling abandoned his training camp in Endicott New York to drive to Schenectady for a short wave radio message to Germany and a radio phone call with his mother in Berlin.
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Endicott
N. Y
U.P
Max Schmeling
Schenectady
Germany
Berlin
High Shoes Fade From Athens Stores Decline In Top Footwear
A survey of Athens footwear merchants shows high shoes for men and women dwindling. Dealers report very low monthly sales for women and men with high dress models making up only a small fraction of total shoe sales. Some merchants confirm minimal or zero demand for high shoes.
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Athens
Court Street
Cleveland to start radio school of the air for northern Ohio
A meeting of school superintendents from over twenty cities approved plans for a radio school of the air. The program would broadcast grade and high school instruction to public schools across Northern Ohio with R. G. Jones, superintendent, leading the effort.
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Cleveland
Ohio
R. G. Jones
Cleveland Plans Central Radio School For City Students
Cleveland educators requested by Sandusky and Mansfield officials outlined a plan to extend radio classes. If adopted a central radio school in Cleveland would expand courses and hire high class instructors. Earle Martin of the Chamber of Commerce and Station WHK manager Harry Howlett attended the meeting.
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Cleveland
Sandusky
Mansfield
Jones
Earle Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Howlett
WHK
ICC Opens Hearings on Mississippi Valley Barge Line Certificate
The Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings in Cincinnati on the Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company petition for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate routes on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers between Cincinnati and New Orleans.
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Cincinnati
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Gas in Stomach Hurts the Heart Ad
Gas pressure from sour upset stomach causes chest pain and shortness of breath. The ad promotes Bisulated Magnesia as quick relief, available from druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Sunday Creek Valley
Co. R. Graham
Circus Coming
Legion
Lodge
Senator Grundy
Maxie
Miami
Sai
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank Bldg
Cross Bros
W. Union Street
Farm Bureau
Binder
Farm Bureau Branch
Marvin D. Losey
Court & Francy
Grace Cochran
School OF Air
Northern Ohio
Peni
Arboil
Y Welding Schoo
Columbus, Ohio
Orion
the Doctor
S. Court St
San
Westinghouse
Adjust-o-matic Electric Irons
Royal Poultry
Rogers
Johnson
Wheaton Hardware Co
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