Death of Mrs Elizabeth Andrews in Dayton
Mrs Elizabeth Andrews widow of Mason Andrews of Glouster died Saturday morning at 19 o clock at Dayton. The body will be brought to Glouster and taken to the home of her daughter in law on Main Street. Short funeral services will be held Tuesday at o oclock conducted by Reverend Dr Browning. Burial will be in Stebbardsville Cemetery near Hebardsville after a Presbyterian service in Kentucky. She leaves three sons Will Andrews Athens Ira Andrews Albany and J C Andrews Dayton.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Andrews
Mason Andrews
Hebardgvilie
Ky. Warnes
Sayre
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Only Two Civil War Vets Attend Memorial Service
In Glouster on May 2 only two Civil War veterans joined the annual memorial at First Baptist Church. Rev W D Christman of Oakdale and John Moody of Bishopville attended, with World War veterans and two patriotic groups also represented. A drum corps participated as the program featured readings, songs, and a memorial address by Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ.
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First Baptist Church
America
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Phi Mu Senior Farewell Breakfast and Garden Dance
The Delta Delta chapter Phi Mu held a senior farewell breakfast at Hillcrest Inn with twenty six actives and pledges. Mary Harnock led as toastmistress while Georgianna Guthrie spoke and Helen Watson replied. seniors named include Watson Brelsford McIntosh and Phillips. A spring garden dance at the sorority house featured Bobby Gardner's orchestra and lantern decorations. out of town guests and alumnae attended.
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Phi Mu Sorority
Delta Delta Chapter
Phi Mu
Hillcrest Inn
Mary Harnock
Georgianna Guthrie
Helen Watson
Ruth Brelsford
Virginia McIntosh
Betty Phillips
Bobby Gardner
Catherine Wiseman
Ruth McClelland
Upsilon
Ohio State University
Peggy Wick
Jackson
Rosalind Powell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sigma Sigma honors active and pledge chapters at Hillcrest breakfast
A Saturday morning breakfast at the Hillcrest Inn honored the active and pledge chapters of Gamma Sigma Alpha. Mrs. W. E. Moler hosted as sprite flowers decorated the tables for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gma Sigma Sigma
Hillcrest Inn
W. E. Moler
Sacco Vanzetti Libel Guilty Verdict In Boston Case
Harry J. Cantor of East Boston was found guilty of criminal libel against former Massachusetts governor Alvan T. Fuller. The perjury-style verdict was announced in Superior Court after Cantor was arrested last November for displaying a sign at the State House calling Fuller a murderer of Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Boston
PRM
Harry J. Canter
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Cantor
State House
Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
Nicola
Three Ohio districts to merge under state order
In Athens County the State Department of Education orders the consolidation of Waterloo New Marshfield and Mineral districts into one board of education. An addition to New Marshfield High is recommended. Mineral grade school remains. Other townships wait for bus service as road conditions improve.
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Athens County
State Department of Education
Waterloo
New Marshfield
Mineral
Boards of Education
Gillilan
Board of Education
Polo Player Rurt Newark Aces Cincinati Team
Jesse White 26 captain of Cincinnati College Hill polo team was near death after his mount collided with another horse during a match with Somerset. White was pinned beneath his mouth and badly hurt as Cincinnati won 11 to 4.
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Newark
U.P
Jesse White
Cincinnati College Hill
White
Cincinnati
Somerset
Baccalaureate at Glouster High Ends Ceremony
The Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ preached to the 1929 graduating class at Glouster High School Sunday night using Luke 8 22 The voyage of life as the text He urged planning a destination and steadfast resolve to reach it noting storms will come and success comes through faith hard work and perseverance Musical numbers included a mixed choir and a violin solo The invocation and benediction were given by the Rev ID F Drowning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High School
F. E. Roberta
Church of Christ
Gord
Roberts
Peithe
Dtasn
Mott TeFavor
Sybilla Strohel
Athens
New Loyal Order Officers Installed at Glouster
At a May 27 regular meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose in Glouster, officers for the year were installed and refreshments served. Named are Past At Larg Emmett Farich, dictate Chester Post, vice dictator Wie sein Matthewa, prelate Civd Savior, sergeant-at-arms John McClelland, inner guard Theo HWeftkin, outer guard Mores Wo wmaon, treasurer Wii, Witlctart ner, trustee Eusties Lace aster gate, alternate Emmett Earich.
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Glouster
Loyal Order of Monse
Emmett Farich
Chester Post
Wiesein Matthewa
Civd
John McClelland
Gnard
Theo Hweftkin
Mores Wowmaon
Wii
Witlctartner
Treaties Signed Between Italy and Vatican Faces Ratification
Rome May 27 reports the latest accord reconciling Italy and the Vatican was signed by the king. The agreements have been approved by the Chamber and Senate and will take effect on publication in the gazette.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Chamber
Senate
Mistake on Sundays in Messenger Admission Notice
An error appeared in the Sunday Messenger stating that Mere Charles Shuler of 12 Morr Avenue was admitted to the hospital for an operation. The correction clarifies the mistaken report regarding his hospital admission.
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Sunday Messenger
Charles Shuler
Morr Avenue
Hoc. al
Pioneer resident suffers stroke at home
Mrs. Pettitte, in her eighties and a veteran resident of Trimive, suffered a stroke at her home Saturday at midnight. She has been confined to a chair for about three years and her husband cares for her. no change in her condition was reported. Her sister Miss Hertha Stanley and others note she will spend the summer with relatives in Davton.
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Cmaunckey
C. Ff. Pritt
Bart Pettit
Sam
Sizabeeth Stanley
Chaun“fistent
Misa Hertha
Mes
Rabinett
Calumbus
Davtan
Paseh
State Officials Report Higher Fee Revenue in Early Fiscal Year
Clarence J. Brown notes a rise in department fees for the first five months of the fiscal year exceeding last year’s take. If trends continue, the state treasury would gain about one and a quarter million dollars. Governor Cooper and staff will attend a circus in the Capital City on May 29 with newsreel pictures planned.
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May Sr
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Myers Y. Cooper
Mio
Mayor Chauncey Bans Air Guns in City
May 27. Mayor W. D. Hinen of Chauncey posted notices stating that sheeting air guns in the corporation will not be tolerated. Complaints have been made about the use of air guns and sling shots and the practice must be discontinued by officials.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hinen
Late Librarian George McCormick Promotes State Library Role
The article honors librarian George Elliott McCormick for his zeal in recording department history and arousing interest in Kett Hinohke science, industry, agriculture, and the arts. It notes demand for noncirculating books, the state's role in supplying them, and Ohio readers frequenting the State Library.
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George Elliott McCormick
Sonreca
State Library
Ohio
Fishing nets regulation by eighty-eighth General Assembly enacted
Legislation places net placement supervision in Lake Erie district under the Director of Agriculture. It sets sizes for various fins and imposes a 48 inch minimum for sturgeon after March 15, 1420 with no open season until March 15, 1934, contingent on Ontario and Michigan adoption. Ontario caviar markets may be affected briefly. Apply to Secretary of State Clarence A. Brown for acting regulars.
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Eighty-Eighth
General Assembly
Lake Erie
Province of
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
State of Michi
Clarence A
Revival Advices Begin at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
The Taylor Ridge Church of Christ opened revival services Sunday evening with Pastor Rev G B Courtney delivering the sermon. Rev K H McCorkie of Nelsonville will conduct services tonight and each night thereafter at 8 o clock, with the public invited.
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Chauncey
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
K. H. McCorkie
Nelsonville
Baby Weasel Fight Ends with Captured Pest on Water Street
NEW LEXINGTON May 37 A New York Central worker Milford Tucker famous for eccentric pets captures a baby weasel. After wriggling under his shirt the animal claws Tucker and battles two cats in a cage before being contained at his home.
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New Lexington
Milford Tucker
New York Central
Water Street
South Water Street
Clay Bank
Tucker
Dan Savage
Baccalaureate Sermon at The Plains High School
The Plains CHAUNCEY May 27 The baccalaureate services for The Plains High School Senior Class were held Sunday evening in the Grade School auditorium. The Rev T B Day preached the sermon with invocation and benedictions by Rev Donnally. Music was by the high school chorus. Commencement exercises follow this evening. 18 graduates are in the class.
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Chauncey
the Plains High School
T. BP. Day
Donnally
Local Dayton Residents Visit Chauncey Relatives
John Kranyik and Hugh Mee Hare from Dayton spent Sunday with relatives in Chauncey while Neil Tippett who had been in Columbus returned home to Chauncey. Mr and Mrs William Katsene bach and a family of Dayton formerly of Chauncey were seen here with Mrs Katzene bachs mother and aunt, Mrs Mintie Stalder and Mrs Nancy Rowden.
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John Kranyik
Hugh Mee Hare
Dayton
Chauncey
Neil Tippett
Columbus
William Katsenebuch
Dayto
Mra
Katzenebach
Mintie Stalder
Nancy Rowden
Loyal Women's Division to Meet in Chauncey Home
The Loyal Women's Division of the Church of Christ Chauncey will hold a Wednesday afternoon session at Mrs J O Ferrer on High Street. President Mrs Fiord Nye will lead the business meeting with Mrs Charles Ogg as program leader. Officials urge strong attendance and note a good program.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women's Division
Church of Christ
J. O. Ferrer
High Street
Fiord Nye
Charles Ogg
Scouts monitoring Sington as Alabama star eyes pro move
Major league scouts show interest in Fred Sington an Alabama sophomore outfielder amid rumors of a potential professional signing. The center fielder is noted for athletic versatility and a strong defensive arm.
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Sconots
Fred Sington
Alabama
Oute Fielder
Itching Skin Banished By Antiseptic Zemo
Zemo soothes itching from bites stings and poison ivy with cooling relief. For two years it has cleared up skin irritations, rash and pimples, drawing out infection and restoring skin. Sold for 1 dollar with a boil over vanity notice.
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Zemo
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Heron
Inlaw
J. C. Andrews
Browning
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Union
Ethel Riley
Mrs. Viney
Christman
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Lima
Ti Ue and Gray Trail Association
J. Howard Johnson
Jennie Erving
Guy Munn
Switzer
Grover Graham
L. V. Powers
Parkersboro
R. Phillips
Meeting of the Music
South College Street
H. L. Wheaton
Morris Avenue
University Hospital, Columbus
East Broad Street
Thelma Lehew
Athena
Hulda Murphy
Marietta
Sacco-Vanzetti
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Polo
Rurt
Miss Clark
Robert Richards
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Music Hall
Margaret Benedict
Mozart
Phyllis
Schubert
Griez
Rennes
Wecckerlin
Miss Ark
Eleanor Downs
F. BE. Roberts
Christ
Order of Moose
C. D. Shafer CO
Southwest
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Sait Air
Pike's Peak
Denver
Colorad
Taneu Yeers
Shica
Norton Field
Dowry Hotel
Bow
Ene
Ee, Paul Cotton
the ‘ i 'Ai Asik
NERAL
Bila Insurance
Fiat Soo Service
Enuine
Logans
Ake
Rev. L. P. Day
Plains
Chaencey Personals
Sington
the Security Savings Bank
Strop
Athens, Ohio
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