Glouster and Trimble school boards hire new teachers
Glouster board of education approved hires for the next school year at a special meeting. Three new high school teachers and two junior high teachers joined the staff, with one high school vacancy remaining. Trimble board reengaged M. M. Bryson as principal for three years and announced new high school and grade teachers. A June meeting will finalize remaining positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dorothy Potts
Grace Beckwith
Bensie Miller
Mary Conner
Rachel Murray
Pauline Myers
Fontelle Harper
Lucille Jones
Helen Dennison
Olive McKeee
Mildred Howard
Dora Hedfelt
Louellaesse
Nellie Smith
Louster
Sarah Stiff
J ‘Veda Blower
M. M. Bryson
Trimble
Trimble Board of Education
Helen Crawford
E.G. Biddison
Dean I. Kittle
Blanche Henry
Edra Lantz
Maxine Gands
Hazel Raber
Funeral Held for W. G. Richards in Columbus
Joseph Richards Sr. traveled to Columbus for the funeral of W. G. Richards held in the capital city at Green Lawn Cemetery. Richards, 68, died after months of illness. he had earlier sought treatment at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. He formerly worked in Shawnee mines and later organized for the LMW of A.
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The
L. MW. of A
Glouster election petitions filed by several candidates
Several candidates filed petitions with Athens County Board of Elections as the deadline nears. Five Democrats seek council seats: Fred Jonas John Crawford J R Cheney A H Chute and Lunsford. Republicans G W Kinney and Malcolm Penman also filed for council, replacing Robert Skinner Sr who moved to a farm on Taylor Ridge. Leave for West Glouster two nurses Miss Bess Harper and Miss Ann Morgan depart for California for a six week vacation with local relatives in Oklahoma en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joseph Richards Sr
Athens County Board of Elections
Fred Jonas
John Crawford
J. R. Cheney
A. H. Chute
Lunsford
G. W. Kinney
Malcolm Penne
Tr. Penman
Robert Skinner, Sr
Taylor Ridge
West Glouster
Bess
Harper
This City
Ann Morgan
Murray City
California
G. H. Harper
A. Palmer
Oklahoma
Boy Scout building renovated and to register Tuesday
Chauncey IPaper Quarters May 28 report the Boy Scout building recently renovated by the scouts and leader Ralph Pritts. At the troop meeting next Tuesday the scoutmaster urges all scouts to register and discuss other business. Personal notes mention Mrs Bea Penn of Hocking and daughter of Mr and Mrs A West of Biddison undergoing surgery at White Cross hospital Columbus, and others visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ralph Pritts
Bean En Penn
A. West
Hocking
Biddison
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Graseran Allen
Pomeroy
Sam Withem
Loomerry
Millfield
Columbus Senators
C. N. McHarg
Slater
Walter Copeland
Denver Cole
Robert Williamson
Freda
Paul Hughs
Tom Campbell
Lancaster
Williamson
Priare
Decoration Day Plans Completed in Chauncey
Committees led by Frank A. Cline finalize Memorial Day events in Chauncey set for Monday. A parade forms at 9 a.m. from the K of P hall to Nye cemetery with the Chauncey Drum Corps. Reverend G. B. Courtner will deliver the cemetery address with music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Cline
Konauncey
Nye
Chauncey Drum Corpu
K.1
P. Hall
G. B. Courtner
Chauncey
Plains Women Organize New Church Group
A meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church women at The Plains formed a Womans Foreign Missionary Society led by Mrs J L Pickering and Mrs H J Holcombe of Athens. Rev Ira Day presided. officers elected include president Mrs Thomas Cade, vice president Mrs Charlie Keaton, recording secretary Mrs Richard Calhoun, and treasurer Mrs Giley Shirieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Plains
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
J. L. Pickering
H. J. Holcombe
Athens
Ira Day
Pickering
Irs
Thomas Cade
Charlie Keaton
Richard Calhoun
Giley Shirieves
Shower Honoring Mrs. Owen Morrison Held in May 28
A miscellaneous shower at the Whights of Pythias building on May 28 honored Mrs. Owen Morrison with gifts of china glass and linens. Hostesses included Mrs. B F Ferrars Ray Farry Mrs. Dane Osborne and Mrs. Erle Bridgewater. Out of town guests from Columbus Nelsonville and Athens attended.
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Chawncey
Whights
Pythias
Owen Morrison
Nova Terrel
B. Ffer Ars. Ray
Farry
J. W. Richardson
Columbus
Walter Morrison
Nell
Don Bowers, Jr
Clarence Hampton
Nelsonville
Jed Porter
Christine
Harry Junod
Ernestine
Athens
Leaves for College Chauncey
Miss Lucille Powell daughter of Harry Powell of near Chauncey will leave next Tuesday for Columbus to enter Mann's Business College to complete her course. From a Lyndhurst jail cell Saturday FR Payne militant editor planned to retaliate against Miss Frances West of Pomeroy and others. He was entertained Friday at the Mayfield Heights home of Mr and Mrs S A West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bell
Lower Plains
Dorothy Ball
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gilbert Bill F
Coluumbus
Chauncey
Lettie Beckley
Athens
Jin Chauncey
Noah
Harvey
Carl Conrad
Ifay
Shawnee, O
William Watson
Franiovine
Lucille Powell
Bernice Morris
Glauster
H. F. Staffinger
John Karr
Columbus
Frank Sands
Pomeroy
Karr
Margaret Karr
College Chauncey
Harry Powell
Near Chauncey
Mann's Business College
Cleveland
Lyndhurst
D. Payne
Field Heights
R. C. West
Frances West
Mayfield Heights
S. A. West
Hocking
Payne
Locals Attend Gatherings and Migrations Across Ohio
Jacksonville residents visited Columbus for a day trip. John Knight moved his family to Dayton. George McKinney celebrated his twenty third birthday with relatives including the Williams family Link family and others in Columbus and Camp Chase. Several locals hosted visitors from Crab Orchard Chicago Groveport and Cambridge. Misses Reed Cronin Guther Druggen and others were noted visiting or hosting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Shirkey
Columbus
John Knight
Dayton
D. A McKinney
George
J. D. Williams
Crab Orchard
G.link
Chicago
J. L. Link
Camp Chase
Budner Fails To Talk Until Conviction Review
Budner, convicted as the pay off man in the murder of Don Méllett, Canton publisher, will not speak until Stark County Court of Appeals reviews the conviction. He spoke to Detective Ora Slater and others including Prosecutor Henry W. Harter Jr and Warden P. Thomas during last night questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ben Budner
Don FR. Méllett
Canton
Court of Appeals
Stark ‘Se County
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Stark County
H. E. Melett
Anderson Inc
P . Thomas
Pat McDermott
Floyd Streitenberger
Second blast hits Los Angeles Aqueduct power plant
A second dynamite explosion near the Big Pine power house damaged over 300 feet of intake and cut Owens Valley telephone lines, according to water power bureau officials. The incident occurred 2506 miles north of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Big Fine
Here
Water Power Bureau
Owens Valley
Big Pine
Social Notes Glouster N T Club Entertained
The N T Club was entertained at Mrs Nellie Richards home Thursday evening. The meeting began with the club song and roll call. During social time Mary Johnston won the prize. A lunch was served by the hostess. Guests included Rev. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
N. T
N.T
Nellie Richards
Ohio University pledges ten to Blue Key honorary
Ten men students of Ohio University will be pledged into membership in the Blue Key, replacing ten graduates next Thursday evening. Nominations come from the thirteen social and professional fraternities, with incoming pledges including William Coston, Lawrence Jarvie, Franklin Kreager, William Macklin, Russell Marple, Victor Miller, Robert Ohm, Charles Nats, James Schall, and Carl Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Blue Key Association
William Coston
Lawrence Jarvie
Franklin Kreager
William Macklin
Russell Marple
Victor Miller
Robert Ohm
Charles Nats
James Schall
Carl Wolf
Ohio University Athena features campus views and new class photos
The twenty third Ohio University Athena yearbook prints seven campus photo engravings, new freshman class pictures, and a brown embossed cover. Dedication to Dr Charles William Super appears on the frontispiece with portraits of President E B Bryan and several deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athena
Charles Wiliam Super
Doctor Super
E. B. Bryan
E. W. Chubb
T. R. McCracken
Irma E. Voigt
Frank McNabb
Grant Dfason
Baritone William Simmons Broadcast Recital Across WEAF Network
Muted concert baritone William Simmons headlines a network recital segment on WEAF New York with atwater heat artist designation. WEAF and related stations schedule 2:00 PM religious programs 4:30 PM radio hour theatre content and talk. Pittsburgh listings appear in minor mentions.
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New York
U. P
William Simmons
Tonichi
WEAF
WEAT
Simmons
Wiz
New
United Press Baseball
Eddie Elkins
Gacn Cola
Horace Britt
Orllist
Hoetbtau
Memorial Day radio programs across networks and cities
A collage of Memorial Day schedules from stations such as WEAF, WLW, WGY, and WABC featuring president addresses, military bands, orchestras, opera, and dance orchestras. Highlights include the Gettysburg Address, Arlington services, and multiple city broadcasts from Arlington Virginia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Detroit, and New York with varied daily times and acts.
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Coolidge
United States Marine Bann
Ars Hington Ampltheatre
Artington
Auber
Fra Discolu
Roxy
WLAF
New York
Arlington
Capitdze
U.S Maine
Welcom
United Press Baseball
Talkations
Gypsies
Fr Diavelo
Rolfe
Wiz
New
Physician Loses Suit Over Springfield Disbarment
Dr Dwight L Roush of Springfield failed in a $200000 damage suit against Dr Herbert Platter the Ohio state medical board two hours deliberation by a jury exonerating the defendants of a conspiracy to ruin Roush professionally and socially The suit followed Roush s suspension for thirty days by the state board for unethical conduct and his subsequent disbarment from the Clark County Medical Society
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Springfield
U.ri
Dwight L. Roush
Herbert Platter
Ohio State Medical Board
Roush
State Board
Clark County Medical Society
Athens to Sell 9000 Bond Issue for Water Works Upgrade
Bids opened at City building for a 9000 bond issue to finance new waterworks pumps. Barrick Company Cleveland top bid with 318 premium, Seasongood Mayer Cincinnati close at 317, eight other finance firms bid at slightly lower premiums. Officials call bids unusually high and expect council action May 31. Also a Washington note reports Senators protest consolidating four Ohio internal revenue offices into two, urging continuance of Cincinnati Toledo Columbus Cleveland offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
City
Barrick Company
Cleveland
Seasongood and Mayer
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Coolidge
Willis
Fess
Toledo
Columbus
Social Notes Chauncey the Plas Aid
The regular weekly quilting of the Ladies' Aid society of The Plains Methodist Episcopal church was held Wednesday in the church ad room. Members present were Mira George smith Mr John Mastin.
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Baptist Ladies' Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
Sylvester Smith
William Bryan
Iran Barnes
Elmer Coon
G. Nichols
Chaunceythe Plas
The
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Mira
George Smith
John Mastin
Billy Wells and Clay Seek Billy in New York
Clay searches New York for Billy Wells after losing Romaine and Billy in a car crash. Nyda Lomax Banning reveals a lead, guiding him to a violinist who turns out to be Billy, begging Clay to marry her as they reunite at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Curtis
Curtis Mansion
Clay
T. Q
Romaine
Cai
Billy
Colfax
Devil
New York
Winnie
Warburton
Nyda
Broadway
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Qjay
Dad
Billy Wells
Pennsta
Don
Erfain
Coltragh
Alaetter
Sather
Mrs. Wells
Nyda Lomax Banning
Bure
Eddie Jong Egc
Owas
Vt Clay
Federal radio commission delays allocations to June fifteenth
The federal radio commission postponed the new radio allocations to June 15 in response to a request from New York broadcasters for a sixty day delay. The delay affects the original schedule and postponement details were released in a terse dispatch.
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Federal Radio Commission
Washington
New York Broadcautiers
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C. B. Frampton
Lynchburg
Lena Richards
Women of Mooseheart Legion Chapter No. 280
W. Richards
Election Board
Scouts
Cemetery
Foreign Missionary Society
Owen Morsison
Jacksonville
Rupner
L Court, of Appeals
Social Notes
Suxday
Dlamtie Cliy
WRAL
Baltinore
Woz
Wral Orchestra
Wsan
LWPG
Atlantic City
WEAL
Baltimore
WSAT
Canals Gihesira
Vincert Verey
KDKA
Fitsburgh
Edea Stadia Enso
Wie
WGY
Schenerlady
van Curler
uPeres
WLZ
Woz Aisn
Phyers
Mile Ghorus
WPG
WLW
Castle Farm
Oreh Ban
WIAM
Tom Weaf
Itoo—Allen ‘Theatre Revue
Wwi
Dipner Concern
Wcx-Wik
Betrol
Manuel
Sandy
Gal
Commodore
i—Stromberg
Carlson Hour
Do Amatzs
Roger Kahn
EDEA
Pitsburgh
Edea Little
Berenectady
j—Bassball
Miss
Ag Pec
Danmn” Weaf
City Water
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
London
Chenglin
Admiralty
Dapalart Seethberd
Mae
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