Open Forum Kiwanis Meeting Leads to Little Discussion
Nearly all Kiwanis members attend the May open forum in Glouster. The session yielded no major motions as guests and officers noted routine business. An attendance prize was awarded to Herman and another resident. A separate item reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Irver Carter of Springfield, noting Mr Carter’s family background in Jackdsville.
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L. Browning
Herman
Irs Irver
Carter
Springfeld i
le Carter
Jackidesa
Wwe
Red Heroes In Fight To Keep Columbus Safe
On May 24 a divisioned defense formed a line of Blue Army Corps from Payton under Major General Benson W. Hough facing Columbus. Ohio National Guard units and local officers joined the fray as Army air ground maneuvers pressed through the city. The battle centered in central Columbus with the capital at risk of a fall before dark.
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Columbus
Payton
Benson W. Hough
Hough
Federal Cour
Ith DI Guard
Heu
Columb 1Dus
Ohio
Memorial Services At Athens Church
The annual Memorial Sunday service of the G. A. R. Relief Corps and Daughters of Veterans will be held at the Episcopal Church in Athens. The Rev. E. I. Pielow of Logan will officiate. Members meet at the Armory at 10 o clock Sunday for processional to the church.
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G. A. R., Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Episcopal Church
Athens
E. I. Pielow
Logan
Armory
Glouster High to Stage One Act Plays in Graduation Week
Glouster Ohio May 24 Glouster High School commences activities with three one act class plays at the Glouster Opera House tonight. The baccalaureate sermon is by Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ Sunday night at the high school auditorium.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Glouster Opera House
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Ohio pig and sheep survey to aid hog production plans
The semi annual pig and lamb survey, run with the Post Office and Department of Agriculture, will be distributed by rural mail carriers in Ohio around June 1. Farmers answer promptly to help estimate spring pig and fall pig crops and lamb crop sizes, guiding future marketing and breeding plans.
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Columbus
Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Ohio
Animals Went In Two By Two Pigs Sell Fast
A Messenger classified ad says O. I. C. and Poland China pig pairs entered an ark like sale and each pair netted $12 for Mr. Had Rissey of Cable Hill. All were sold quickly as a sales pitch for classified ads invites readers to call 0243 Athens or 412 W Nelsonville.
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Poland
Had Rissey
Cable Hill
Athens
Nelsonville
Three Seniors To Be Ti) Play Here Monday
Three university seniors will perform in Beggar on Horseback at the Playshop Monday night. Marcia Scott debuts as Mrs Cady, Pauline Swanson returns as Gladys Cady, and William Budd Smith appears as Doctor Albert Rice. Reserved seats are on sale at Cline's Pharmacy. Curtain rises at 8:15 in Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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Marcia Scott
Mre Cady
Playshop
Pauline Swanson
Belinda
Seventh Heaven
Gladys Cady
William
Budd) Smith
Albert Rice
Cline’s Pharmacy
Alumni Memorial
Pool to Open as Dennison and Bailey Lead Urbancrest Venue
Steve Dennison and Hobart Bailey lease the C. L. Eddy pool in Urbancrest and assume full charge for the summer. Water has drained and the basin cleaned. Deep well water will fill the pool, a new diving tower will be added, and opening is planned for Decoration Day.
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Glouster
Steve Dennison
Hobart Bailey
C. L. Eddy Swimming Pool
Urbancrest
Eye surgery for Modoc mine accident victim McAllister
Thomas McAllister underwent an operation Sunday at Grant Hospital on his left eye, injured a week ago in an accident at mine No. 255 at Modoc.
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Glouster
Thomas McAllister
Grant Hospital
Modoc
Motor Backfires Kill Aviator in Ohio Lesson
In Columbus on May 24 Sergeant Frank Deeman 28 a mechanic with the Ninety fourth pursuit squadron Selfridge Field Michigan died when a propeller struck him as an airplane motor backfired Deeman was cranking the engine Sergeant Gerald E Miller also of the squadron suffered a broken wrist while trying to pull Deeman from the propeller.
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Columbus
Frank Deeman
Ninety-fourth
Selfridge Field
Mid
Deeman
Gerald E. Miller
War Declared as Nanking Claims Gen Feng Forces
The State Council declares war on Gen Feng Yu-hsiang who has rallied troops in Chengchow Henan to topple Gen Chiang Kai-shek and the Nanking government.
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Nanking
China
U.P
State Council
Feng Yu Hsiane
Chengchow
Henan
Chiang Kai,Shek
Ohio reform group outlines tax plan to reduce bootlegging
BR. RB. Wright, executive secretary of the Ohio Vision, in Athens to promote a national league program aiming to curb bootlegging by legalizing controlled manufacture and sale of alcohol for home use. The plan envisions monthly licenses, strict controls, and high taxes with proceeds shared by federal and state governments, arguing abstinence is key but mandatory prohibition has failed.
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Duction League, Inc
RB. Wright
The
Ohio di
Volintary
Hia Busiesa
Wright
Teague
League
Wrigh
Erroneous revenue estimate cited on plan by The Messenger
Mr Wright corrected a Thursday report that overstated the plan’s revenue. He said the correct estimate is more than a billion dollars, including savings from enforcing the current law.
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Wright
Autos Prohibited From Parking on Road at Field Here
Traffic Officers warn exhibition crowds not to park on the highway near Rowland Field. About 00 cars can fit in the field at the airport, but cars jam the road four abreast. Drivers left onlookers to watch maneuvers, causing a bumper-to-bumper jam from end of pavement to the field. Two officers will enforce tonight, and anyone stopping must move to the field or face arrest.
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Ator
Cara
Athens County
Deaf Mute Robbed Thrown From Auto In Columbus
Sheriffs deputies searched for a man Thursday who allegedly robbed Charles Stevenson a 43 year old deaf mute of Logan of 500 dollars and threw him from an automobile on Steigier Road near Gahanra.
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Columbus
Charles Stevenson
Logan
Steigier Road
Gahanra
Man Guilty Of License Violation In Glouster Case
Stemer of Corning paid 49.20 in fines after being found guilty of driving a moving vehicle with a dealer’s tag and a single plate. He appeared before Mayor Gas kala in Glouster, after arrest by Constable Blower and State Inspector Hovery.
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Automiere
Joseph Stemer
Corning
Gus Gaskala
Glouster
Stemer
T. H. Blower
BL Hovery
Death verdict in Stern case links to Seasongood kin
In Cincinnati on May 24 coroner P F Co Swing ruled death by own action in the case of Alfred M Stern 24 nephew of Mayor Murray Seasongood found dead in his automobile on the third floor of a local garage after a 16 hour family search.
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Cincinnati
U.P
PF. Co
Alfred M. Stern
Murray Seasongood
Fire damages hotel in Cleveland. guests evacuated
A fire at the Hotel Cleveland caused a portion of the ten story structure to collapse late yesterday. Guests and employees were evacuated safely as fire crews contained the blaze and continued service today.
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Cleveland
River rise frees Island Queen refloat after grounding
Ohio River levels rose allowing rivermen to refloat the Island Queen, the Coney Island steamer that ran aground at the Coney Island river gate two weeks earlier. Officials feared the vessel might suffer total loss.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Coney Island
Coney Island River
Graham Betrayed by A Guilty Conscience
NEW LEXINGTON May 24 A guilty conscience led La FE Graham of Athens to a fine of 109 dollars and costs for illegal possession of liquor. Sheriff Clifford Wilson and deputies, stopping to assist a stuck car, witnessed Graham attempt to discard a gallon of whiskey, prompting his arrest before Probate Judge J D Davis.
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New Lexington
FE. Graham
Athens
J. D. Davis
Clifford Wilson
Corning
Graham
Trestle Collapses Near Zanesville Kills One
Grasse weakened its superstructure blamed for the collapse of a bridge on the Southern Ohio Public ROE traction lines near Zanesville. One man, Jr. Beary, 34, was killed and five others injured while crossing in a gondola car loaded with scrap iron as the trestle gave way.
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Zanesville
Grasse
Ohio
Jr. Beary
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