Council to Study City Dump Grounds and Masquerade Party
Glouster Temple No. 380 Vythian Sisters held a masquerade at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thompson with prizes for best dressed and most comical costume. Attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Underwood, Vern Lamborn, Grace Zimmer and others. Council members reported on dump ground options on the J. M. Watkins farm near Bishopville and discussed asphalt use on brick streets, with action unlikely before spring.
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Mike Thompson
Glouster
Navy
Glouster Temple
Vythian Sisters
Neil Morris
Anna Conway
S. Underwood
Vern Lamborn
Temple
L. I. Robinett
Louster
J Street
Students view mound builders slides at West Side School
A fourth grade assembly at West Side School displayed slides from the Ohio State University Archaeological and Historical Society about mound builders. Children explained each image including mounds used for defense and burial, Gulf coast skeleton finds, and ancient copper and shell artifacts.
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Ohio State University
West Side School
United States
Ohio State University Archaelogical and Historical Society
Prehistoric Mound Boulders Exhibit Features Animal Pipe Art
The article highlights clay pipes from the mound boulders culture showing animal shapes like dog rabbit and squirrel and bird forms such as crow and crane. Fourth grade students plan to model pipes after these designs. School choirs perform Halloween themed songs including The Squirrel Falling Leaves and The Brow Song.
Curtis Says Working Men Need Protection
In Moberly Missouri on November 3 Senator Charles H Curtis Republican vice presidential hopeful urged protection for the American worker against competition from immigrant influx. He spoke last night citing economic concerns and the need for safeguards for labor.
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Curtis
Moberly
Charles H. Curtis
Children Parade in Costumes at Party
Betty Baker won first prize for the prettiest Halloween costume at the Rufus Putnam School party on Wednesday. Aileen Sanders placed second as a clown. Emyl Cheadle earned a prize in a tramp suit. Francis Bean wore patched overalls and won second in his division. Decorations filled the school with black and orange crepe, a Halloween spirit figure loomed on the second floor, and a grand march closed the event. Refreshments included exkimo ples, cakes, and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Baker
Rufus Putnam
Aileen Sanders
Emyl Cheadle
Francis Bean
Halllowe’en
Donahey Praises Red Cross Work
Ohio Governor Vite Donahey urges citizens to join the American National Red Cross and support its relief efforts. He stresses the program thrives only with continued public participation and membership.
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Columbus
U.pr
Ohio
American National Red Cross
Vite Donahey
Mrs Nancy Kelly Dies At Home In Hollister
Mrs Nancy Kelly 80 died at her Hollister home Friday at 9 45 am from infirmities of age. Survived by seven children including Joseph Hollister James Hollister Fred Nelsonville two daughters Mrs C A Priode Pomeroy Mrs Carrie Chamberlain and Mrs Altice Chapel and Mrs Lou Algar Cincinnati. Husband Frederick Kelly preceded in death seven years ago. Funeral Sunday at 2 o'clock by Rev Harvey Smith in Hollister Cemetery.
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Glouster
Nancy Kelly
Hollister
Joseph
James
Fred
Nelsonville
C. A. Priode
Pomeroy
Carrie Chamberlain
Altice Chapel
Cannersburg
Lou Algar
Cincinnati
Frederick Kelly
Hartley Birthday Party At Jacksonville Home
A birthday gathering for Mae Binderbasin Hartley took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hartley in Jacksonville on Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Will Swartz and several Hartley relatives. A noon dinner was served to a long list of attendees.
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J. G. Hartley
Jacksonville
Hartley
Mae Binderbasin
Will Swartz
William &. Windell
John Baird
W. N. Hartley
Frank Binderbasin
William Jansen
Augusta Binderbasin
Clinton Wolfe
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
J. A. Hartley
Friendslip Circle to Meet at Methodist Church Tuesday
The Friendslip Circle will meet at the Methodist Church Tuesday night with Mrs. James' committee in charge. A business session will precede a social hour. All are invited to attend.
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Glauster
Friendslip Circle
Methodist Church
James
Final session wraps cooking school with prize awarded
About 225 attended the last session of the art of cooking school in the Athens Armory. Mrs N K Alderman received an Erles all enamel gas range with smaller prizes also given. Miss Gracy R Preston led daily lessons on light luncheons and veal salad. Logan Gas Company employees hosted oven dinners. Home Service girls visited about ten homes.
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N. K. Alderman
North
Congress Street
Logan Gun Company
Athens Armory
Gracy R. Preston
Logan Gas Company
Athens County
Ure Home Service
Preston
Athens
Miss Preston
Johnston
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Martin Davey
Hephives
Donahey
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Hollister Cemetery
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