Glouster High School Holds Fortieth Commencement
Glouster Ohio May 22 The Glouster High School Auditorium overflowed for the fortieth annual commencement led by Supt Dillon with the class performing. Diplomas went to 37 graduates 22 boys 15 girls. Notables include Alfred Craft Iris Davis Theresa Heiser Bernice Jones Gail Wallace Robert Eddy and William Williams. Alumni banquet follows with P J Andrew toastmaster and performances by Mrs Mary Miller Palda Dick Wiley and Anna Belle Weymuller.
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Theresa Heiser
Earl Boyer
Andrew Chute
Iris Davis
Albert de Gia’ Ma
Bernice Jones
Fay Lantz
Elizabeth Williams
Gail Wallace
Robert Eddy
Charles Duncan
Glee Club
Paul E. Kemper
Prin. H. L. Holter
Marie Echstenkamper
Dora Ervin
Albert de Giacomo
Beulah McCall
Robert Williams
Pauline Higgins
Rex Orndorf
Kenneth Jones
Joseph Beshara
Florence Sweeney
Leonard Willis
George Demchak
Raymond Blower
Harold Brown
Robert Clark
Louise Gayton
Ida Mae Jewell
Opal Jonas
Woodrow Kelley
Denzil Leach
Violet Mathews
Dallas Moody
Mavin Murphy
Edward Riley
Elizabeth Williame
Ewart Henry
Hazel Winn
P. J. Andrew
Wilmington
Robert Bulloch
C. B. Dillon
George W. Rose
M. M. Bryson
Mary Miller Palda
Dick Wiley
Harriet Weymuller
Logan
H. G. Gibson
Holters to Leave Glouster for New York City Move
Principal H L Holter of Glouster High School and Mrs. Holter plan a brief visit to Athens and Meigs County before visiting Ironton. In July he will attend Columbia University in New York City to obtain his Master's degree and next fall they will relocate to Welliston where he will serve as high school principal.
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Athens
Meigs County
Welliston
New York Central Shops Ordered to Stay in Bucyrus
The New York Central was permanently enjoined from moving its Bucyrus rail shops to Cleveland by Judge Clarence A. Ah in common pleas court. The case involves about 2.9 million dollars in rail property and millions more in intangible value tied to local property owners and merchants. The railroad may appeal to the Appellate Court at Lima and, if needed, to the Supreme Court.
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Dirt May Cause Break In Beautiful Friendship
Washington report details a dispute between Mrs. J Borden Harriman and Raymond T. Baker over 5000 tons of dirt dumped on Harriman’s lawn during excavation for a new residence. Harriman sues for 15000 dollars alleging damage and unwanted use of three acres. Baker claims his actions were intended to help an old friend and fix the site.
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U.P
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J. Borden Harriman
Democratic Natonal Committee
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Churches to Gather for Social Picnic in Glouster
Millfield New Marshfield and Airline Churches of Christ will join at the Vian home 94 Main Street Glouster Sunday for an old fashioned basket dinner at 12 30 p m. Services follow at 1 30 under a giant hickory tree. Rev Homer H Vian and Rev G J Johnson will speak. En deavor groups stay for a program and wiener roast in the evening.
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Airline Churches of Christ
Homer H. Vian
Endeavor Societies
Glouster Legion Defeats Mt. Zion In Twilight Game
Glouster American Legion beat Mt. Zion 10 to 3 in a twilight game. Yoke Butsko pitched seven strikeouts and held Mt. Zion to three hits while Glouster collected 14 hits led by a big eighth inning rally. Mt. Zion scored in the third, fourth and sixth.
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Glouster American Legion
Mt. Zion
Butsko
Dewey
Memorial Service Held At Church Of Christ
Memorial services will be conducted at the Church of Christ Sunday morning at 10 30. The service is a union gathering with Rev. Paul E. Kemper of the M. E. Church delivering the sermon. Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans will assemble at Mrs. G W Kinney's Spring Street home at 10 o'clock and march to the church.
Creditors receive final dividend in Finchard bankruptcy
Creditors of R G Finchard who ran Murray City and New Straitsville stores received second and final dividend checks. The payout was just under 12 percent, following an earlier 6 percent first dividend. Total assets were about 4800 dollars against 12 000 dollars in liabilities. Mr Blanchard previously ran a store in the F O EB Building now housing Burns barber shop and bowling alleys.
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F. O. EB
Burns
Former Deputy D.A. Clark Charged in Double Slaying
David Harris Clark, a young former deputy district attorney with a spotless record, was booked on murder charges after surrendering for questioning in the Crawford and Spencer killings. He allegedly bought a .38 revolver used in the slayings, with the weapon paid by a bum check, following return from Agua Caliente. Three witnesses identified Clark in a photo lineup.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Frank James
German spy claims bombing link to 1916 parade
Carl Von Moltke, a convicted burglar, testifies that German spies planted the 1916 Preparedness Day Parade bombing in San Francisco. He alleges German secret service documents exist in a New York bank vault and says he is a former German spy and grand nephew of Field Marshal Von Moltke.
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Carl von Moltke
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
von Moltke
Secret Service
New York
Dual Life Murder Case Shocks Trumbull County
Youngstown May 22 Louis Vitullo an alleged gambler and bootlegger is jailed for investigation in the murder of Elizabeth Pelko 25 mother of two. Pelko found shot under a culvert near the Trumbull County line after Vitullo identified the body at the morgue. Police say Vitullo led a dual life living with his wife and with Pelko in Cleveland as Mrs Louis Taylor also known as Louis Taylor.
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U.P
Louis Vitullo
Elizabeth Pelko
Vitullo
Trumbull
Cleveland
Louis Taylor
Pelko
Changing Life Through Kellogg's All-Bran
A man grows irritable at work and home as constant constipation drains his energy. A doctor prescribes Kellogg's All-Bran, and within days he becomes cheery and energetic. The ad promises All-Bran prevents and relieves constipation with two tablespoons daily.
Carbon Hill Tops Old Timers 7-1 in seventh straight win
Carbon Hill's baseball team rolled to a 7-1 victory over Doc Walker's Old Timers on Thursday. Pitcher Devol allowed just three hits as Carbon Hill extended its win streak to six games.
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Carbon Hill
Doc Walker
Old Timers
Devol
To Honor Veterans Christian Church Memorial Day Services
Several hundred members of the Athens war veterans organizations will participate as services are held to honor veterans. The event underscores community recognition and is tied to Memorial Day observances.
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The
Athens War Veterans’ Organizations
Memorial Day at Athens Christian Church Sermon by Pastor Downs
Memorial services will be held at Athens Christian Church at 7:15 PM Sunday morning with a sermon by Pastor Reed J. Downs. The program includes special music by the choir and organist and honors groups such as Grand Army of the Republic Spanish-American War veterans American Legion and the Women's Relief Corps.
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Athens Christian Church
Reed J. Downs
Grand Army of the Republic
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