Glouster Obituaries and Local News Briefs
Glouster Mrs. David Loomis, 71, of Hollister dies at Athens state hospital. Funeral services set for Hollister church Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Hollister cemetery. Local residents travel to Moline Illinois and visit relatives. Evangelistic meetings at Taylor Ridge church draw large crowds led by E D Murch. Bible School seating expanded next Sunday. Decoration Day hours alter store closings. J W Stoecklein visits Athens. Mrs W D Corey travels to Sheltering Arms for tumor and appendicitis operation. Glouster Encampment I C O F to feature regular refreshments at meetings.
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David Loomis
Holister
Athens State Hospital
Eugene Loomis
Hollister
Hollister Church
Taylor Ridge
E. D
al Smost
Murch
Chauncey Miscellaneous Shower Honors Wemmers at Country Home
A miscellaneous shower hosted by United Brethren Church members honored Mr and Mrs Jess Wemmer at their Millfield area country home. About 75 guests attended with gifts of china linen and aluminum ware. Guests and helpers included Mrs John Antle and Mrs F E Bondinot among others. Additional notes mention travel by Mrs John E Smith and Charles Sanders visiting Chauncey. Russell Moses of Millfield suffered a painful left hand injury at mine 255 and received medical care in Chauncey. Five year old son of Mr and Mrs John Tittle underwent lung pus removal surgery in Drs office.
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United Brethren] Church
Jess V. Wemmer
Millfield
John Antle
F. FE. Bondinot
Joe Antle
Lewis Antle
Chas. White- Jair
Lewis Hornstein
Ed Palmer
Pearl Anderson
Floyd Wemmer
Carl
Russell Moses
Chauncey
Warren V. Sprague
John Tittle
All-Metal Seven Passenger Airplane Arrives for Trials
A seven passenger all metal monoplane, designed as a mail plane, arrives at McCook Field from Detroit for inspection and test flights. It features electric cabin lighting, convertible berths, a toilet, an electric stove galley, and a card playing area. It uses a 400 horsepower Liberty engine and achieves high fuel efficiency.
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Dayton
McCook I Field
Detroit
Heavenly Twins
John A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
New York
San Diego
California
Local noted figures attend separate community events
Warren V Sprague underwent a morning operation performed by Dr Sprague. The little patient has been ill for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Earl Bridgewater of this city traveled to Murray City for the high school commencement where their niece Margaret Slater graduated. Mrs Edward Minister and sister Mrs A Parkhurst with Misses Eleanor Minister and Lucille Bradford attended a student music recital at the Ewing auditorium in Athens where Dorothy Minister appeared. Roy Smith, previously in Benwood West Virginia, has returned to Chauncey. Mrs Karl Gardner to host the Chauncey Church of Christ Women’s Class Thursday afternoon.
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Warren V. Sprague
Dr. Sprague
Earl Bridgewater
Murray City
Margaret Slater
Edward Minister
A . Parkhurst
Eleanor Minister
Lucille Bradfield
Ewing Auditorium
Athens
Dorothy Minister
Karl Gardner
The
Chauncey Church of Christ
Adlay Grain Trials in Philippines and Ceylon
Adlay, a tropical grain proposed as a wheat substitute, has been introduced in Ceylon and tested in the Philippines. Trials show 69 bushels per acre yield and a ton of hay per acre, with palatable bread products and cattle relish for the hay. The Philippine Bureau of Agriculture promotes adlay as a staple to replace rice and wheat.
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Manila
Tropics
Ceyjlon
Philipine Bureau of Agriculture
Philipines
British children healthier than ever says official address
Sir Kingsley Wood reports in a Faculty of Insurance Conference that children of 1923 show better physique health and cleanliness. He notes 15 percent more school leavers had sound teeth in 1922 versus 1913 and asserts 80 to 90 percent of British children are born healthy with the ability to lead normal lives.
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London
Kingsley Wood
Faculty of Insurance
Northern Arizona Petrified Forest Faces Unchecked Theft
Report describes widespread removal of petrified wood from the Phoenix area petrified forest. Commercial interests push for Congressional action to convert the site into a national park to stop looting and protect the natural treasure.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Davis enters Ohio Gubernatorial race on economy plank
Former Governor Harry L. Davis filed for the Republican nomination in Columbus noting his campaign will push state department economy as a central issue. He warned of a treasury shortfall at year end and named several notable signers including Judge Grant Mouser and Gen. J. R. McQuigg.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Brown Davis
Ohio
Davis
Common Pleas
Grant Mouser
Marion
Rose Moriarty
Elyria
State Industrial Commission
M. A. Pixley
Columbus
Irma Maxwell
Freemont
Woman's Auxiliary
The
American Legion of Ohio
J. R. McQuigg
Ohio American Legion
Mellon Won’t Recommend Veto On Tax Bill
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will hand his report on the tax bill to President Coolidge tonight and expects the measure to be an improvement over the current revenue law. Mellon reportedly will not urge a veto on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
The
Treasury
Beveridge Denies Nomination Claim At Republican Convention
Indianapolis May 28 Albert J Beveridge ex Senator from Indiana denied he had been selected to place Calvin Coolidge in nomination at the Republican convention in Cleveland He said the report is false Beveridge remains a member of the Indiana delegation to the national convention
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
Cleveland
Beveridge
National Corvention
Death rays progress claimed by American scientists
Paris reports American researchers are advancing in experiments akin to Prof Matthews English death ray. U.S. officials deny any bid for Matthews device while noting Americans have long studied radio powered beams for practical uses including protecting crops from pests.
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England
Frank F. Mason
Paris
Grindell Matthews
Eingland
United States
France
Matthews
Brooks Upham
W. I. Westerveit
Ordnance
International News Service
Deaths Funerals J F Herron of New Marshfield
Ingham F Herron aged 75 a prominent New Marshfield farmer and former carpenter died at his home after a two week illness He was a long time X P church member Funeral arrangements not yet set He survived by wife Nettie Six previously died wife ten years ago and three children Fred R Clifford G Grace all of New Marshfield
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New Marshfield
Ingham F. Herron
X. P. Church
Herron
Nettie
Fred R
Clifford G
Grace
Margaret Chaney
California
N. W. Baker
Athens
West State Street Women Get High Flying Cleanup
On Thursday night about 55 volunteers from the Local Eagles will assist a cemetery cleanup operation on West State Street. The group plans a coordinated effort to spruce gravesites and surrounding grounds.
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West State Street
English scientist declares synthetic diamonds impossible
London reports Sir Charles Parsons after 20 years of work that no one can make synthetic diamonds. He says he has exhausted every avenue and doubts any other scientist’s claims, insisting the process is absolutely impossible.
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London
Charles Parsons
Sir Charles
Tragic Tractor Accident Kills 4 Year Old Meyer
In Elyria Ohio William Young, four, son of W J Young, was killed when a new tractor his father was driving started suddenly after a stop to give the boy a ride. The machine lurched and rolled over the child’s abdomen, causing fatal injuries.
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Elyria, O
William Young
W. J. Young
McCollister Files Candidacy for State Auditor Nomination
H E McCollister of Columbus filed a declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state auditor today at the secretary of state's office in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
H. E. McCollister
Brown
Pratt Makes Fine Gravel Donation For West State Cemetery
Councilman Wallace Pratt of West Athens, one of the Eagles helping with the West State street cemetery, donates all gravel needed for drives. The fence will be erected and painted by Friday, with grass cut and drives prepared for Memorial Day dedication. Athens school children plan to place flowers on unmarked graves Friday morning.
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Wallace Pratt
West Athens
West State Street
Pratt
Athens
Scouts Learn of Great Camp at Lake Chute
Boy Scouts of Athens met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Robert L. Cole to chart district work and new program changes. A district camp near Marietta at Lake Chute on the Muskingum river will run three ten day periods from July 29 to August 29 at 65 cents a day with 190 boys cared for each period.
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Boy Scouts of
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Cole
Marietta
Washington
Noble
Monroe
Cole
G. B. H. Sanford
Athens County
Nelsonville
John Woolley
Lake Chute
Muskingum River
Sanford
Shaffer
Cabbage and Sausage Diet Advertised by Claims
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured numerous ailments and permits eating cabbage and sausage freely without pain. The ad asserts the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and reduces intestinal inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money refund offer from McKee Drug Co and partners.
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United States
Mayr
Ford Sales Pass Quarter Million Mark
Ford announces May began with higher demand than any month this year with US retail sales averaging 83 85 a day for the first 10 days. Through May 10 Ford had retailed 757 023 units since January 1, Car and Truck deliveries up 102 158 from a year ago, and a new high sales figure is anticipated for May.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Quick Relief for Eczema and Itch Offers Trex Lotion
An advertisement touts Trex Lotion as a cure for eczema pimples blackheads and skin blemishes. It claims to soothe itching reduce inflammation and clear the skin with a 75 cent bottle available at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co Mt Carmel Il. The note mentions 49000 unemployed youths in London.
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Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
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Glouster
Grant Wallace
Moline
Inl
Mr. Wallace
Clint Wallace
W. G. Allen
Gon Byron
W. HH. Stahl
J. W. Stoeckiein
W. D. Corey
Coey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adams
John E. Smith
Lancaster
Charles Sanders
Harold Brown
H. O. McDaniel
Charles Banders
Virgil Lahugh
Roy Smith
Benwood
W. Va
Oro
C. W. Clark
Veterans’ Bureau
J. F. Herron
Eagles
Ieee
Alex M. Moore
West State
the Cline Pharmacy
the Security Savings Bank
INTER
Varps Svar
Alesman
Sam
Oes
ICE
Athens Co. Sav.’ and Loan Co
W.B. Drake
Hamburg
Oleo
Ctor
Fr Tor
John McCormack
Geraldine Farrar
Hoboken
Harding
Wilson
America
la Sorella
Wm. S. Battis
Pryor
Sousa
Victor Victor
Army Bugle
Columbia
Lambert Murphy
Dolly Gray
Boy Scouts
Lincoln
Patrick Henry
Webster
Hayne
Werrenrath
Heus
Conway
Victor
Tion
Humphrey
Humphrey Humphrey
New Victor
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