Glouster Halloween Not Presented as Announced
Halloween celebration on High Street failed to materialize after Kiwanis Club and the Glouster Parent Teacher Association planned cooperation. A miscommunication left lights only on High Street and no event actions. In Jacksonville race notes, multiple mayor candidates and council contenders are listed with incumbents and expected write-ins.
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Louster
High Street
Kiwanis Club
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Parent~ Teacher Association
Kiwanis
E.B. Mund
Parent-Teacher Association
Clu Phier
Hish Street
Glouster
Jacksonville
Alfred 5
Deal
Joe Judson
W. C. Hit
Francis Barrett
Joseph Cominsky
John D. Gillett
Relph Smith
Homer Talbert
G. S. Householder
William Glebs
Earl Frazee
Harold R. Phillips
William Tinkham
William Kalt
Doba Hickman
J. &. Baird
Root Will Speak at Jacksonville Parent Teacher Meeting
County Superintendent Ales Hoot of Athens will address the Jacksonville P T A at the Grade School Tilting Monday night. The event begins at 8 o clock and aims to inform schools and interested residents. A play titled When They Built the B R G will follow Wednesday night at 5 at the Pastime Theater to raise funds for educational equipment and music books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ales Hoot
Athens
Parent- Teacher Association
Root
Parent-Teacher Association
Pastime Theater
Glouster Opera House Reopens for Friday Saturday Shows
After a summer closure the Glouster Opera House resumes Friday and Saturday night performances. Friday marked the first night under the new schedule.
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Opera House
Ope
Glouster
Oct. Il
Glouster Opera House
Mrs Bartels Hosts Wedding Style Bridge Club Night
GLOUSTER Oct 31 Mrs John Bartels hosts her bridge club Wednesday night. Mildred Nida wins high score. Nora Powers second. Winnie White gets high score guest prize. Guests include Trude Zink Athens Anna Marie Wolf Sara Meredith. Club members listed. staff correction notes Miner misprint for village circle candidates Brimbie.
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Saterinins Brides Club
Glouster
John Bartels
Bridge Club
Mildred Nida
Nora Powers
Winnie White
Bartels
Mary Gazelle
Detroit
Mildred Howard
Milas Pauline Myers
Barnesy Dundoe
Olive McKee
Agnes Melligan
Louella Vaughn
Fontelle Harper
Dorothy Faires
Norma Powers
Dorothy Vernon
Phys Roberts
Gertrude Zink
Athens
Anna Marie Wolf
Sara Meredith
Mis
Band Will Appear In Concert Nov 13 At Local High School
Sick's Bant band, a community based musical group, plans a November 13 concert at the iNouster High School Auditorium to raise funds for winter music needs. The event will feature two out of town soloists from Indiana and Zanville and aims to provide valuable training for many local youths under band director 5 Be rural mall carrier. Proceeds support instrument purchases and ongoing practice sessions.
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iNouster
Gloustir
Sick’s Bant
Valuabio al
Slick
Endiana
Zancaville
Sul
Ripley Honored by Notable Guests at Book Celebration
An extraordinary turnout of leaders from arts sciences and journalism gathered in New York on October 31 to honor Robert L. Ripley's second Believe It or Not book. Sir Hubert Wilkins Count Felix von Liebmar Gershwin Tunney and many others praised Ripley's talent for collecting astonishing facts and rare explorations that fill the volume. The event showcased contributions from George Gershwin Gene Tunney James Thurber Cleon Throckmorton and Marc Connolly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whhw
York
Robert L. Ripley
Ripley
Hubert Wilkins
Felix von Liclmer
Sir Hubert
George Gershwin
Gene Tunney
Fghter
Sidney Lenz
Liwell Thomas
Hendrick van Loon
Seive Jae Levy
Thymster
Hd Anthony
Poo
Marc Connolly
Cleon Throckmorton
James Thurber
the New Yorker
Animal Coloring Contest Ends at School Event
A local animal coloring contest hosted by the school ends with judged entries and students from various classes participating. Prizes are awarded in multiple age groups and teachers encourage continued art activities.
The Buffalo in American Heritage and Extinction Threat
Col. Bol Stephan surveys the buffalo as a strictly American animal tied to Indian life, its near relatives in Europe, and its historical range across the United States and Canada. He traces population decline to overhunting and railroad expansion, notes protective laws lifting numbers, and highlights buffalo lore in Native life and early American engineering.
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Stephan
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
Ates
Europe
Caucasus
Asia
United States
Canada
Great Slave Lake
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Arizona
Nevada
Mississippi
Plains
Yellowstone National Park
Zoological Gardens
Parents Study By Thousands In This State
A statewide program of parent education in Ohio has grown through joint funding by the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers and colleges. The University of Cincinnati started the first course in 1923, now expanded to thousands. a nursery school lab aids study groups. membership rose from 285 in 1926 to 3000 in 1930, with 13 groups among the Negro population. Leaders are university staff. Mothers' Pension Department requires attendance. university supervises play in nurseries and orphan asylums.
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Columbus
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Colleges and
University of Cincinnati
Mothers’ Pension Department
Hamilton County Juvenile Court
Cincinnati
University leads radio based parental education program
The university funds a broad parental education effort with support from the Mothers Training Center Association a grant from a foundation and an Exchange Club appropriation. Programs on WLW and WHAG reach 17 states offering 11 minute talks and 5 minute Q A sessions supplemented by lectures conferences leadership institutes and teaching materials aimed at aiding organizations and individuals to establish parental education initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ ‘Training Center Association
Foundation
Exchange Club
WLW
Department of Adult Education
Ohio State University
State Department of Education
Nearly 500 Candidates in This County Election Next Tuesday
In York County races loom with close to five hundred contenders for local offices across townships and districts. Notable names appear for county board of education and various township and consolidated districts including Ames Bern Rural Canaan Athens Plains and Waterloo Consolidated, with lists of candidates such as Armstrong Gibson Shanks Willeke Brandeberry Lowery and Hartley among others. The page documents numerous polling jurisdictions and candidate slates organized by township and school districts.
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County Board OF Education
B. E. Armstrong
Clyde O. Gibson
G. 0. Shanks
P. WH. Willeke
Troy Township
EB. Brandeberry
D. C. Davis
Emerson Daughes
W. Hornsby
Waterloo Consolidated
W. H. Lowery
Charles Brickles
Hobart Reeder
S. D. Root
C. W. Tewksbury
Henry Young
Carthage Township
Ralph Allen
Art Cole
George FH. Jeffers
Rome Township
S. 5
Biddison
Carl W. Hayes
Barry Laughlin
Shade Consolidated Oo
F. Ashworth
Si Allen
George Hartley
Cecil Robinson
H. B. Ruth
Albany Consolidated
W. H
Halloween Masquerade At Nagle Home Near Chauncey
Sugar Creek Schools sixth to eighth graders plus guests gathered Thursday at Mr and Mrs Rex Nagle home for a Halloween masquerade party. Miss Latretta Fielder assisted with refreshments as prizes were awarded for costumes and popularity. Attendees included George Forgarsey Clancey Porter Elizabeth Burchfield Virginia Nagle John Porter and many others with performances by a student orchestra and solo dancing.
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Sugar Creek
Lauretta Fielder
Chauncey
Rex Nagle
Nagle
George Forgar- Bey
Clancey Porter
Hailizabeth Burchfield
Gladys Wiseman
Athens
Virginia Nagle
John Porter
Louise
Mildred Nagle
Miss Fielder
Edwards
Mary Porter
Doris Porter
Helen
Leona McColley
Mary Zachary
Edward Nagle
B. A. Fielder
Lattretta Fielder
Athens. Cie
Dover Township Trusteeship Candidates Listed
Chauncey readers learn ten candidates seek three trustee seats in Dover Township including James Burton Charles Bradfield Sr William Clary J P B Closter Harvey S Courtney C F E Senders Fletch Boudinot Frank Shumway FR H Wemmer Arthur Triplett and also a slate of constable hopefuls with twelve names. An Oct 11 note reports Miss Ethel Phillips hosting a Halloween party with 30 guests, decorations, games and prizes for Pansy Canter and Elmer Philips.
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Chauncey
Dover Township
James Burton
Charles Bradfield
William Clary
J. PB. Closter
Harvey S. Courtney
C. FE. Senders
Fletch Boudinot
Frank Shumway
FR. H. Wemmer
Arthur Triplett
Clerie
Miss Clara Tell
Oscar Simpson Milffeld
Guy EF. Osborne
Constable
Dover
Raca
Tom Dickerson
Willard Guess
Floyd B. Karns
Clement McBride
O. R. Howard
Ronald Miller
George Nicholson, Jr
Crip” Schoonover
Lee Schoonover
Harley Schoonover
William Collins, Sr
Wayne Snyder
Ethel Phillips
Gwendolyn Sanffeld
Alice Dowler
Mildred Savage
Pansy Canter
Elmer Philips
Epworth League Planings Hold October Meeting at The Plains
The Epworth League district gathering met Wednesday night at The Plains Methodist Church under Rev. W.W. Reitz. Wilmer Powell led, with devotions and a mixed program from The Plains Jacksonville Bailifield and Trimble leagues. Afterward the group held a Halloween party at the Harry Porter Cafe with Miss Christina Cochran directing games. Refreshments were served. 85 people attended. November’s meeting will be in Jacksonville.
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Chaunceyx
Epworth
Plains ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Christina “Cochran
Jacksonville
Greens Run Church to Serve Election Day Chicken Dinner
The Ladies Aid of Greens Run Church of Christ will serve a chicken dinner on election day at Greens Run School Building. An annual custom, many people plan to eat meals prepared by the church women.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid of
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Marriage Takes Place At Chauncey Home
In Chauncey on Thursday evening at the home of Rev G B Courtney of the Church of Christ Raymond Sys and Miss Alice Balch of Sugar Creek were married. The couple plan to reside with the groom's mother Mrs Lucy Lucille Sys at Sugar Creek.
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Chauncey
Raymond , Syx
Alice Balch
Sugar Creek
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Sys
Lucy Lucille x
Pleasent View Temple Pythian Sisters Halloween Party
Oct 31 report from Chauncdy notes the annual Halloween party at Pleasant View Temple. Members enjoyed guessing contests and games with seasonable refreshments after the gathering.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Greens Run Area Social Notes and Club Events
In Chauncey and Millfield communities, residents hosted Halloween parties with costumes, box socials, and fortune telling. Immogene Lock’s Halloween gathering for Chauncey Dover High School sophomores featured games, music, and dancing, while the Millfield Needle Club held a masquerade with prize contests. Local families hosted guests from Greens Run and Millfield, and Pocahontas Lodge planned a November birthday observance.
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Chauncey
Millfield Needle Club
Kathryn McDaniel
Millfield
Harold Blower
E. Boudinot
H. O. McDaniel
F. B. Boudinot
P. D. Hill
Clarence Senders
Herbert Mingus
Jank McDaniel
Elizabeth Robinett
William Sisson
Dan Fulton
Harvey Wade
Lewis Sanders
Henry Hidikin
Eleanor Sharrock
Iyn Myers
F. EB. Boudinot
Frank McDaniel
Needs Club
19A Myers
Mercer, Pa
John Shatrick
Nankin
Istic
Haro'd Blower
F. E. E Boudinot
L. W. Sanders
Apa
Harnk Blower
Agrs- BP. D. Hill
H. Osgjie- Daniel
F. EB. Bouchnot
C. Sanders
Herb Mingus
R. WH. Wade
Daniel Fulton
L. W. Sandew
Ida Myers
John Sharriei
Henry Het
Pocahontas Lodge
William Cole
J. R. Ware
Alexander Truitt
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Jacksonvile
Mrs. Bartels
Eugene Miner
Cerle
Pacific Coast
York Towns
Yortrus
Arthur
Allen
Frank Anderson
Clifford Brown
Wayne Baumgardner
Vernon Cary
Brady Covert
Ernest Curtis
Chris Graham
John James
C. A. Juniper
Clarence Kelley
Grover Lew
Charles Levering
Walter Maccombs
Prey Minner
Henry Nutter
Fred Pritts
Harley Warden
L. E. Wolfe
Jin M. Whitmore
Foir Clerk
Vivian Dawler
Charles H. Martin
Wm. Howard
Ames-Bern
Arthur Thompson
Harry Henry
Ethelle Strode
Fred W. Vernon
Canaan
Aulmer Ackley
Wiliam Graham
Conrad Haar
Wm. H. Marshall
G. Cc. Sutton
Thimble
James Brown
John C. Brown
Cc. Gateway
Wm. E. Mouent
Mack McCuteheor
Buchtel Selby
A. Murphy
Ben TH. Wagner
E J. Shiver Clouster
C. A. Bingham
John&. Clark
Joseph Nelson
Joseph Wolf
Son Ville On
Harry Dust
N. T. Brown
Pearl Christman
Jimmett Cole
Nelsoxnville
James G. Francia
Joe L. Hardy
Bob Haenefeld
James Im. Lee
Donald EB. Lowden
Clarence W. Monks
A. L. Pri
the Plains
Ray Michael, M. C. Bryan
Ernest Whitlatch
Dozew Gil
Lamborn
Glouster, Ohio
Grant
Rice
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
C. 8. Bradfield, Jr
The
Luh
Mireens
Ladies Aid
Istom
Raymond Syx
Chauncey- Dover
Southeastern Teachers’ Association
Jessie Smart
Fanny King
Chauncey and
Get
Christian Workers Conference
Church of Christ Bible School
Betty Low Banfield
Clifford Banfield
Clara Cannon
Fred Leake
Hay
Mary Lee
Am Blower
Lottie Cannon
Greens
Dave M. Sawyer
Clara Bodie
Wheeling
W. Va
Chauncey Dover High School
Immogene Lock
Lester Lock
Mound Street
Wwa
Fred Landis
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