Earl Johnston Dies in Covington Hospital After Operation
Former Glouster resident Earl Johnston, aged 51, died Wednesday in a Covington Kentucky hospital after an operation. He moved to Covington eight years ago with a wife and stepson. Funeral arrangements were to be held in Trimble with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. He was son of the late Mr and Mrs W H Johnston of Trimble. his father died in 1927 and his brother Carl M Johnston of Columbus died last December.
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Glouster
Earl Johnston
Trimble
Covington
Mr. Johnston
Ed Cornell
Maplewood
W. H. Johnston
Carl M. Johnston
Columbus
Hallowe en Vandalism Strikes Glouster High Street
In Glouster on Halloween night more damage occurred than the previous night. Youths pried loose porch steps and scattered debris along High Street while paint marked buildings, including Doctor Crawford's office, as Al Smith headquarters.
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Glouster
Hallowe'en
High Street
Doctor Crawford
al Smith
Maruders
Funeral Attendees Named for Frank Martin in Columbus
Nov 1 memorial note lists city residents attending the funeral of Frank Martin in Columbus on Tuesday afternoon, starting with Mr. and.
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Glouster
Frank Martin
Columbus
Thumb Amputation After Mine Car Accident
In Glouster on Wednesday afternoon Virgil Moody of this city suffered a severe injury to the left thumb at Mine No. 10 Derthick. Doctors Crawford and Von Scheele amputated the thumb after Moody was dragged by a mine car wheel while removing a spray.
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Glouster
Virgil Moody
Derthick
Crawford
von Scheele
Moody
Longtime Columbus executive found dead in bed
Mrs William James Sr and others recall 42 years of service by J W Stoecklein T D Davis and O F Chevalier for Samuel Stevens Company of Columbus in this valley. He was found dead in bed at his Columbus home Saturday morning.
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William James, Sr
William James, Jr
J. W. Stoecklein
T. D. Davis
O. EF. Chevalier
Martin
Samuel Stevens Company
Columbus
Masquerade Party Hosted by Antle Family Near Fierce Ridge
A masquerade party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Antle near Fierce Ridge featured jokes games music and dancing Monday night. A large group of guests including Antle family members and related friends attended wearing a variety of costumes.
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William Antle
Fierce Ridge
Lewis Antle
Harlan Linscott
Belt Smith
Orville Boudinot
Wyless
Carl Antle
Wayne Antle
Stock dispute over 72 Corning Bank shares in Franklin County Courts
Dr. James Miller and Edgar Denman of Corn ing sue Ralph Reamer of Columbus for possession of 72 shares of Corning Bank stock. They allege Reamer failed to deliver the stock after being hired to purchase it for them.
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Glouster
James Miller
Edgar Denman
Corning
Corning Bank
Ralph Reamer
Franklin Park South
Columbus
Franklin County
Reamer
Chaunc ey Dover High Freshman Class Hallowe'en Party
Chauncey Dover High School Freshman Class held a masquerade Hallowe'en party at Lena Gould’s Sugar Creek home. Louise Dew won best costume, Elizabeth Lucas was the unknown guest, and a pot luck lunch followed a list of attendees from the class and faculty.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Lena Gould
Sugar Creek
Louise Dew
Elizabeth Lucas
Charles Shields
Opal Rivers
Charles Minister
Reena Shaffer
Hyatt Pettit
Homer Omen
Lucinda Sands
Peck Bimp
Headley Returns Home After Columbus Employment
Charles E. Headley, who has worked in Columbus for several months, has returned to his home in Chauncey.
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Charles E. Headley
Columbus
Chauncey
Fair Store opens in Moose Building on High Street
A new Fair Store branch of the Fair and Boston chain will open in the Moose Building on High Street in Glouster. The Athens and Nelsonville stores expand with male and female ready to wear clothing. Fred Bergman of Cleveland will manage the 15 year term and Jack Davis conducts the opening.
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Glouster
Fair
Boston
Athens
Nelsonville
Moose
High Street
Fred Bergman
Cleveland
Jack Davis
Masquerade at Mrs McKinley’s Draws Local Ladies
A masquerade party was held at the home of Mrs D J McKinley on Wednesday evening with many guests including Mrs R Davis Mrs J Alte man Mrs W Hilt and several others. Doughnuts and apples were served. Mrs McKinley has returned from Columbus after attending the state W C T U convention.
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D. J. McKinley
R. Davis
J. Alteman
W. Hilt
T. Smith
W. Hallam
H. Rambo
Elizabeth
F. Dunlevy
P. Householder
Walter Hilt
W. Jansen
Dc. Hoisington
A. R. Woodgerd
Trimble Grange to Meet. Election of Officers Planned
Trimble Grange No. 1830 will hold its regular meeting Saturday at 7 PM in the Grange Hall Trimble. Officers will be elected and other important business discussed. Members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Grange
Local families visit in Columbus and Willoughby
Mrs. Angie South with her son Frank South and grandson Virgil Gabriel of Willoughby spend a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gabriel. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarran visited Columbus last Sunday with sister Mrs. Walter Teeters. Reynolds Lennigar and family of Columbus have been guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel, Jr.
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Angie South
Frank South
Virgil Gabriel
Willoughby
Roy Gabriel
Ralph McCarran
Columbus
Walter Teeters
Reynolds Lennigar
George Gabriel, Jr
Local Notes on Residents' Moves and Visits
H. A. Leiber returned to Columbus to resume work after a brief visit with family here. Mrs. Edward Minister of Chauncey spent Wednesday in Athens visiting friends.
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H. A. Leiber
Columbus
Edward Minister
Chauncey
Athens
Masquerade Held At Home In Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Ralph McCathran hosted a mask party at The Trains in Chauncey on Monday evening assisted by Mrs Annie Jaymer the event honored Kenneth Burch id and Effie Waymer read as a lively costume gathering with many unique outfits and grotesque designs.
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Ralph MecCatheran
the Plains
Chauncey
Ralph McCathran
McEatrars
Annie Jaymer
Kenneth Burchid
Effie Waymer
Pranks Hit Plains With Horse at School and Calf in Church
A group of youngsters in The Plains carried out Halloween pranks Tuesday night. A horse was found tied to the high school door, a cow penned in front of the Plains Church, and a calf carried upstairs to the Ladies' Aid quilting room over Batcheldor store.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Hallowe’en
Plains
Ladies’ Aid
Batcheldor
Visits and Illness in Chauncey Area Headlines
Solomon E Thompson of Cincinnati visited Chauncey this week at sister Mrs Charles Headley's home on May Avenue. James Williamson Jr and son from Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs George Williamson. Florence Burton is reported ill with pneumonia at her Chauncey home.
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Solomon E. Thompson
Cincinnati
Chauncey
Charles Headley
May Avenue
James Williamson, Jr
Columbus
George Williamson
Florence Burton
Senator Norbeck Backs Hoover Ticket in South Dakota
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota voiced support for the Republican ticket, urging electing Republican senators and congressmen to aid the Hoover program after introducing Senator Charles Curtis in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Norbeck
Charles Curtis
Baptist Churches in Separate Ohio Conference Form New Group
Delegates from 50 fundamentalist Baptist churches in Ohio adopted a constitution and moved to elect officers as they establish a new separate conference. They break from the main Ohio Baptist Conference over disputes with what they term modernistic tendencies.
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Baptist Churches
Baptist
Ohio
Father John's Medicine Used In 184 Hospitals Coast to Coast
The medicine now serves 184 hospitals and various institutions across the United States and Canada. For 73 years it has aided cold and throat trouble and as a body builder, praised for being alcohol free and doctor recommended. Cod liver oil with added ingredients is said to build tissue and boost resistance, supported by a testimonial from Ellen OLeary, Matron of Lowell Children's Home, praising rapid improvement in weak or sick children.
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Father John
United States
Canada
Lowell
Mass
Ellen O'Leary
Children’s
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