Legion to Lead Memorial Day Observance in Glouster
Frank McCann Post, American Legion, will decorate veterans' graves in local cemeteries on Memorial Day. Veterans whose graves lack official markers may obtain head stones through the post, and residents should report unmarked graves to any Legion member. Meet at the Legion Hall at 8 o'clock Memorial Day morning.
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Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Legion Hall
Frank McCann Post
Held to Court Glouster for Interfering with Officer
W H Tracey of Glouster was held to the grand jury under $200 bond after waiving examination on charges of interfering with an officer during an arrest of Robert Lunsford by Constables Henry Williams and George Love. Bond posted by Dan Mooney. Also, Mrs Frank Doudna of Glouster underwent major surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus at 10:30 AM and was reported to be out of danger.
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Glouster
W. H. Tracey
Penman
Tracey
Dan Mooney
Henry Williams
George Love
Robert Lunsford
Oakdale
Frank Doudna
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ida Ferguson
Epworth Leagues Meet at Jacksonville M E Church
Seventy five young people from Trimble Millfield and Jacksonville Epworth Leagues gathered at the Jacksonville M E Church. The program featured piano solos, a violin duet, two monologues, and a pastor's address followed by refreshments. The next gathering will be at Trimble M E Church in June.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Millfield
Epworth
M. E
W. H. Reitz
Wilbur Householder
Grace Watkins
Nina Sprague
Miss Leadinghouse
Edith Tinker
Helen Guinther
Josephine Gaskalla
Mrs Phil Lloyd Burned When Dress Catches Fire
Mrs Phil Lloyd suffered severe burns from her hips to her head when her dress ignited while burning trash at her Madison Street home. Her husband Phil Lloyd helped tear off the burning garments as flames spread, leaving her injuries described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Phil Lloyd
Madison Street
Mr. Lloyd
Dinner Of Newark Bachelor Club Sparks Old Contract
In Glouster on May 28 L E Richardson attended a Newark dinner of a former bachelor club. An old 35 member group had a contract: the first to marry would pay for a club dinner. The agreement resurfaced after years, the first to wed having fulfilled the bet. A dinner for 11 original members was held, and annual dinners were set to continue, with the 1930 gathering last night.
Athenaes Beat Buckeyes In Slugging Win At Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on May 28 the Athenae slugged past the Buckeyes 16 to 9. Chesser and Chattie Woodson paced the attack with home runs and multiple extra-base hits, while Gilbert Smith and others added doubles and triples. Davis Dawson earned the win, Walker took the loss, and Athenae moved into first place with three wins and one defeat.
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Nelsonville
Athenas
Buckeyes
Chesser
Chattie
Woodson
Gilbert Smith
Jim Coope
George Oliver
Hope Woodson
West
Elliott
Tucker
George Walker
Stan Norman
Dawson
Walker
Athena
Stratton Motors
Chevies
Athena Abrhpoae Smith
Coepe
Bail
Coakley
Oliver
Dawson, P
Totals
Buckeye Abrhpore Lewis, c
Ed. Norman
H. Woodson
Thomas
C. Woodson
G. Walker
S. Norman
Smith
J. Coope
Huntington man visits Glouster business scene
Joe Hess of Huntington West Virginia a Glouster business visitor for a day recalled his early work at the Atlas Store in this city about thirty years ago and noted his Charleston location prior to moving four months ago.
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Joe Hess
Glouster
Huntington
W. Va
Hess
Atlas
Charleston
Will Save Light Glouster Eye Injury Hope
James Vaughn returned from Cherrington Hospital Logan after eye injury at Ohio Mine No 1 Jacksonville. Abscess formed days after being struck in the eye. Doctors now expect no serious loss of sight due to treatment.
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James Vaughn
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Ohio
Jacksonville
Vaughn
Local Youth Undergoes Growth Removal At University Hospital
GLOUSTER May 28 Marvin Murphy 17 an employee at Munden Bakery traveled to Columbus with his father George C Murphy to have a growth removed from the right side of his neck at University Hospital. The growth has been present since he was about six years old.
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Glouster
Marvin Murphy
Munden Bakery
Columbus
University Hospital
Marvin
George C. Murphy
The Husband Hunter
Phillipa schemes a financial deception to swap stock names and mislead Alan about a purchase. She tamps down evidence with an eraser and uses Natalie to mask the ruse while Bernadine’s letter sits in Alan’s desk awaiting the next move.
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Phillipa
Alan
Afi
Bernadine
Natalie
Bernaine
Old Timers Roll Over Buchtel 14 to 4 in Coach Field
The Old Timers defeated Buchtel 14 to 4 on Buchtel grounds. A coin determined first at bat, three early Old Timers runs, Smith pitched a three-batter half inning after the veterans retired. Eight games, one loss this season. Chauncey visits Buchtel tonight. next Monday the Old Timers head to Logan.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Grounds
Smith
Chauncey
Logan
Death of Miss Aileen Anders in Columbus
Relatives report the death of 22 year old Miss Aileen Anders in Columbus on Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at her sister Mia Kuscher’s home, burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Charles Anders two brothers Belford and Granville and sister Mrs. Kuscher all of Columbus. The Anders family once lived in Nelsonville. Miss Anders is niece to Mrs. Ida Rosser and Mrs. J M Butts of this city.
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Nelsonville
Aileen Anders
Columbus
Mia
Ed Kuscher
Piedmont Road
Greenlawn
Charles Anders
Belford
Granville
Kuscher
Anders
Miss Anders
Ida Rosser
J. M. Butts
Parks Improperly Nelsonville Fine Imposed
E B Imboden of Nelsonville was fined one dollar for improper parking in the city yesterday May 28.
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Nelsonville
E. BE. Imboden
Nelsonville Rotary Club tailors Decoration Day talk
John H. Saltz stressed Decoration Day significance during an earlier Nelsonville Rotary Club meeting. Kimberly News reports Mrs Davis and daughter Harold Campbell attended Pentecostal Church services. locals joined the Nelsonville carnival Monday with Robert Becklar and Harold Campbell among attendees.
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Kimberly News
Davis
Kimberly
Harold
Eugene Campbell
Pentecostal Church
Nelsonville
Robert Becklar
Harold Campbell
Memorial Day prep and Scout meeting in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on May 28 Mrs. W J Hass and Mrs Leland Pierce with others report improved after hospital stays. Troop 46 plans a Legion Hall meeting to finalize Memorial Day arrangements and brief scouts on duties at Fort Street and Greenlawn cemeteries.
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BOY Scouts
Nelsonville
Troop 46
Legion Hall
Hoch
Mender
McConaha
Dalton
Kouri
Seibert
Sterling
Steenrod
Legion Nuiding
Fort Street
Greenlow
Murray City Fire Department Benefit Flows Cash
A hake sale netted 41.49 for the Murray City fire department. A card party is planned at Knights of Mythias Hall Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. for the same charity. Murray City Tigers opened with a 24-6 win over Jackson County All Stars.
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Murray City
Knights of Mythias
Murray City Tigers
Jackson County All Stars
Tom Carroll
Middleport
John. Hogan
Sam Hennick
A. B. Hennick
Tigers defend home turf in Logan clash at Murray Park
Murray City Tigers meet the Logan aggregation at Murray ballpark on Sunday June 1 at 2 30 pm. Logan battery likely English Floyd or Colomber while Murray City lines up Mohney Jones or Taylor. Tigers won opener last Sunday against Jackson County All Stars.
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Nelsonville
Murray City Tigers
Logan
Murray Ballpark
Logan Battery
English
Floyd
Colomber
Murray City
Mohney
Jones
Taylor
Tigers
Jackson County All Stars
Local visitors and relatives listed in city social notes
Ex patrolman heads north with his father and grandmother in a family group. Rosie Hobor and daughter Thresa of Columbus, formerly of the city, visited relatives over the weekend. Charles Houston and children from Columbus stayed with Mrs. and Mrs. John Simons Jr. Nora Colburn of Paintsville Kentucky visited the Lewis family. Mamie Ault in training at Grant Hospital Columbus spent the weekend with her mother and sister Port Shuttleworth. Alvin Ward and daughter Jacqueline from Columbus visited friends. Monday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox and Betty of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson of Columbus with Ralph Hamer and Earl Shrieves and Junior Williams of Mansfield visiting the Williams family. Lucille Williams returned.
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Sam Evans
Mary Evans
Rosie Hobor
Thresa
Columbus
Charles Houston
John Simons, Jr
Nora Colburn
Paintsville, Ky
Made Lewis
Mamie Ault
Grant Hospital
Port Shuttleworth
Alvin Ward
Jacqueline
Frank Cox
Betty
Frank Ferguson
Ralph Hamer
Earl Shrieves
Junior
Mansfield
Frank Williams
Lucille Williams
Columbus Visitors Stay With Local Families
Mrs. Leatha Wolfe and children of Columbus spend weeks in the city with her parents Mr and Mrs William Gurrens. Henry Margo and Miss Thresa Toth of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Thomas and family.
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Leatha Wolfe
Columbus
William Gurrens
Henry Margo
Thresa Toth
William Thomas
Leo Huneck
John Simona
Julia
Victoria Zyvonouki
Bill Parks
Akron
Andy Robson
Joe Kotchis
Cleveland
Sam Taylor
Wheat Prices Slide as Supplies Build Despite Lower Demand
In Columbus on May 28, experts note wheat futures drop three cents weekly due to high supply. C W Bigram of the Ohio Bureau cites harvests across Texas and June 18 as selling with old wheat. Overall stocks reach 122 million bushels, about 19 million more than last year, challenging price support.
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Columbus
Mart
C. W. Bigram
Ohio Bureau Corporation
Texas
Bec
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Legion
Newark
Husband Hunter
OLD Timers
John H. Saltz
Rotary Club
W. J. Hass
White Cross Hospital
Leland Pierce
Leland Leroy
Charles James
James
Guy Ridenour
BE. H. McConaha
Fred Mulligan
Lifery City
N. Y
New York
Edward P. Mulrooney
Grover Whalen
James J. Walker
Alemite Service
Duco
Beasley’s Super
Hocking and
Fayette Sts
Goosstear Smithfindes
En-Arco
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Cor
Chestnut and
Harper Sts
Fioquick
Cut Pris
Beausitus Obeaslanialleo
Quick
Hinds
Krank
Harriet Hubbarkin
Ayers
Ingram
Harriet Hubbar
Cotycreme
Coty
Browers
Odorono
Postoffice
W. Union
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