Wisses Death At Hands Of Officers In Cuba Continues
A veteran recounts service in Cuba during the insurgent war. He describes interception of dispatches, capture and four months in a stockade, fights with guards, escape with a Cuban ally, and rescue by the steamer Vesuvius. He later aided the Cuban cable and endured injuries impacting his sight.
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Wisses
Cuba
Hile
United States
Moriarity
Key West
Vesuvius
New Orleans
Memphis
Now You Ask One Answers From Base Five
Answers to a printed quiz list odd statements about science and politics. It includes Bats insects Peanuts growth by plants methods for rabbits distribution of fish sleep moonflower speed of a vine Pilsudski Poland Dawes WWI general presidential salary Mellon Davis Butter China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsudski
Poland
Rand Wilbur
Pennsylvan Mmeare Mellon
James J. Davis
Smedley D.butter
China
Free Daily Vacation Bible School Opens July Sixth
Glouster reports no tuition for the Daily Vacation Bible School which runs July 6 with a single day offering. A meeting of the building finance committee is set at the church after the prayer service. Personal notes mention Mrs. T. A. Noon in Columbus and relatives visiting Glouster.
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Glouster
T. A. Noon
Columbus
P. Booth
Bethany
W. Va
Miss Ray
Zern Cunningham
Sisk
William Echstenkamper
A.H. Chute
Andrew
Mt. Vernon
Cecelia Echstenkamper
Church of Christ building fund gains 400 this May
Glouster church reports nearly 400 dollars added to its building fund during May with one more Sunday to go. Funds collected bolster plans for renovations and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Building Fund
Glouster
Serious condition reported for John Fisher near Corning
Corning dispatches note John Fisher, 80, is in serious condition after rupture surgery two weeks ago. I O O F members attend him as his health remains fragile. He is able to move about.
Needle penetrates foot. boy treated in Corning
In Corning on May 25, nine year old Robert Horn suffered a foot injury when a needle pierced the sole. Dr. Bob Miller removed the needle after it lodged near the center of the foot, with an X ray picture taken to assess the damage.
Letart Growers Plan Early Truck Market This Year
Pomeroy May 7 25 The Letart truck growers report they will be in market 15 days earlier than last year with tomato sales starting July 1 barring freezing weather. Most output goes to Athens and Hocking Valley Points after the completion of I C H 159. Also blackberry crop promises aid canned fruit stores in Messenger territory.
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Pomeroy
Letart
Athens
Hocking Valley
Messenger
Meigs
Shade River dynamiters offer $25 for conviction evidence
Reports note dynamiters are active in Shade River area. The association withholds specific methods but has posted a standing offer of 25 dollars for evidence leading to a conviction of a violator.
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Shade River
Fish Club Meets Pomeroy in Meigs County Meeting
May 25. A Meigs county fish and game association meeting at the court house discussed methods to catch violators of fishing laws. Reports have been received on enforcement efforts and prospects.
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Game Association
Pomeroy
Meigs County Fish and Game Association
Vinol Promises Strength For Tired People
An advertisement touts Vinol as a simple iron and cod liver tonic used for over 25 years to aid weak exhausted women overworked men and sickly children. It claims the first week brings more strength improved appetite and better sleep with no oil unpleasant taste.
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Lucy Stovall
McKee Drug Co
Glouster Kiwanis Members to Attend District Meeting
Twenty-five Glouster Kiwanis club members will travel as a group from the depot square at 9 a.m. Thursday to the ninth Kiwanis district convention in Zanesville. A parade of clubs at 6:50 p.m. offers prizes for best attendance and demonstration. District Governor Howard Smith, Dayton, Lt Governor Irvin Quick, Caldwell, and Dr. Charles A. Gage of Chicago chair the program.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Zanesville
Kiwanis
H. F. Kittle
Depot Square
Howard Smith
Dayton
Irvin Quick
Caldwell
Charles A Gage
Chicago
International Music Committee
Petitions Filed for Local Primary Races
MORE PETITIONS GLOUSTER May 25. Four additional petitions for primary tickets filed with Joseph Richards Sr. Athens county election board member. C A Young Democrat and F H Heck Republican seek renomination to board of public affairs. George S Ochs Republican files for renomination as corporation treasurer. Gus Gaskalla Republican seeks councilman seat. Filing period lasts until June 10 with many more expected.
ELOPERS Police Apprehend Young Couple En route To Kentucky
Parintha Ruth Wiley 14 eloped with George Doughty 18 and was joined by her brother Thomas 12 and George’s brother Albert 16. The group traveled by auto toward Kentucky but were traced to Glouster Ohio where machine trouble and lack of funds halted the plan and authorities returned the youths to their parents in Columbus.
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Kentucky
Columbus
Parintha
Ruth Wiley
Thomas
John Wiley
Park Street
Cambridge
George Doughty
George
Albert
Glouster
Athens County
Chauncey Memorial Day Committee Elects Cline Chairman
Frank A. Cline was chosen to chair Chauncey Memorial Day arrangements for this year and next. A further meeting is set for Friday at the same church. The 9 a.m. procession from K. P. hall heads to Nye Cemetery with a drum corps leading and cars provided for Civil War veterans and widows.
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Chauncey
Frank A. Cline
Nye
A Pretty Frock for a Little Miss Pattern
A sewing pattern ad for a wool crepe or printed fabric dress in sizes 4, 6, 8, and 10 years. Long sleeve version needs 2 1/8 yards of 40 inch material plus 1 1/4 yard contrasting. short sleeve uses 7/8 yard plus 1/4 yard contrast. Mailed pattern for 15 cents.
Fire as the greatest of discoveries urges wiser cooking
In a Washington Union Station reflection Dr Copeland argues fire enabled human advancement from raw foods to cooking and steam. He warns current methods are crude and wasteful and stresses conserving pot likker to retain minerals while advocating less fried food and reduced sugar for health.
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Union Station
Washington
Tropics
Crafting in Needlework for Pretty Undies and Negligees
A guide to selecting color schemes patterns and materials for undergarments. It covers fabrics such as crepe de Chine radium silk and mull with washable care and varying trimmings from lace to ribbons. Tips include choosing hems straps and appliques to create unique sets with minimal waste.
Fear complex and dental health questions answered
A reader asks about a fear complex and overcoming it. A neurologist would advise treatment. A second query links nervousness in a 21-year-old to infected teeth with advice to consult a dentist. A note suggests anemia tablets plus diet and rest.
Irresistible Beauty Promise With Danderine Hair Care
An advice piece urges girls to use Danderine to maintain glossy hair and remove dandruff. It promotes a 35 cent bottle, claims quick results, non greasiness, and lasting shine. It cites mass appeal and millions of users as social proof.
Cemetery firing squad to hold exercises chaired by Frank Cline
Frank Cline will chair the cemetery exercises marking the firing squad ceremony with a short address, recitations, and music.
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Frank Cline
Phoebe Painter Dies in Alexandria After Family Visit
Mrs Phoebe Painter dies at her home in Alexandria Indiana shortly after her sister Mrs Ezra J Karns and her son Charles V Karns arrived by motor for a visit She had been in fairly good health and the death came as a shock to family and friends
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Chauncey
Phoebe Painter
Alexandria
Ind
Ezra J. Karns
Charles V. Karns
Ferguson wins state typist title at Huntington
Kathleen M. Ferguson of Charleston West Virginia, formerly of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ferguson, won the state champion typist title and a gold medal at the state typewriting contest held in the Marshall College gymnasium in Huntington this month.
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Chauncey
Kathleen M. Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
James L. Ferguson
Marshal College
Huntington
Funeral held for William Ga
Harris Moore of the Lower Plains attended the funeral service for William Ga. The event occurred on May 25 with mourners gathering to pay respects and remember the deceased.
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Chauncey
Harris Moore
Lower Plains
William Ga
Community Notices and Local Movements
Brief held Monday at the church at Union. Mr. and Mrs. James Stailey visited Athens Monday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra McQuaid. H. L. McDonald moved his family to Pomeroy for work. Charles Benedum William Bradshaw and Dick Lee traveled to Cleveland for work. Albert Perry, from Columbus, spent Sunday at home. William McDonald and sons Herbert and Clarence visited Lancaster with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Barnes. Floyd Barker of Athens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr.
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James Stailey
Athens
Ezra McQuaid
H. L. McDonald
Pomeroy
Charles Benedum
William Bradshaw
Dick Lee
Cleveland
Albert Perry
Columbus
William McDonald
Herbert
Clarence
Lancaster
Lew Barnes
Floyd Barker
George Gabriel, Jr
Social guests gather for Stailey home
Mr. and Mrs. James Stailey of The Plains entertained Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dailey and two children of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Dailey and two children of McConnelsville.
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James Stailey
the Plains
Howard Dailey
Columbus
Dennison Dailey
McConnelsville
Tippett Family Visits Relative in Congo Ohio
Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett and family of this city spent Sunday in Congo Ohio as guests of the former's brother Chant Tippett. Fay Lennigar Chauncey spent a week at the home of her sister Mrs Albert Perry at the Lower Plains.
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Sam Tippett
Congo
Chant Tippett
Fay Lennigar
Chauncey
Albert Perry
Lower Plains
Supposed Englishless foreigners in Grimsey shack
In dialogue between a wife and husband they discuss the harmlessness of red beard and other men living near Grimsey’s shack. He claims they can be trusted to care for Junior if needed, while she remains cautious and distrustful. He also shifts to mention Miss Lincoln, signaling another topic to address.
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Dicky
Mr. Grimsey
Junior
Mrs. Ticer
Miss Lincoln
Epsom Salts Facial by Josephine Huddleston
The facial uses Epsom salts with warm and cold applications to tone skin and reduce tired lines. It describes cleansing with cold cream, mixing hot and cold salt solutions, and applying cloth compresses to stimulate circulation. The treatment is a toning facial, not a permanent wrinkle remedy.
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Epsom Salts
Josephine Huddleston
Tomorrow's Horoscope May 26 Conflicting Tests Weigh on Careers
Tomorrow's horoscope notes conflicting testimonies in sidebeall operations with signs of initiative and progress after old blocks but possible postponement linked to health of self or family. Industry is favored and employment prospects are strong though delays may occur. A child born today should be steady and industrious with support from elder persons or institutions. Notable Nativity: Mary Queen of.
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Mary
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