Allen Reelected Mayor in Glouster City Contest
GLOUSTER Nov 4 Mayor andrew Allen Republican was re elected by a large majority with 249 more votes than his three opponents combined.Sam Dunnett Democrat 157 votes Lawrence Ley independent 219 George M Tal independent 53.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
Sam Dunnett
Lawrence Ley
George M. Tal
Allen
Malcolm Penman
Penman
Co. W. Fischer
Marshal Fischer
Henry Williams
W. E Shrieves
Republian
G. H. Love
Charles Darling
A. J. Price
Frank Yocum
G. W. Carey
Fred E. Jonas
Thomas Williams, Jr
E. K. Bryson
Harry Trasin
F. D. Kinney
Earl Oliver
T. G. McDonald
W. J. Golding
Worthy Parker
H. E. Kinney
Board of Public Affairs
Johnson Elected Mayor in Trimble Village Election
E A Johnson won the Trimble village mayoral race with 116 votes, defeating I H Gift and Vern Sayre. M E Christman was re-elected village clerk by four votes over Eugene Miner, Velma Barstow. Lucille Josepn became treasurer unopposed. George Grandy elected marshal with 77 votes as six candidates ran. Council members are Brown Triplett Haskins Sands Pierpoint and Phillips. Pearl Christman and Emmett Cole join board of education.
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Guy Triplett
C. E. Haskins
D. A. Sands
Ed Pierpoint
Carl Phillips
Pearl Christman
Emmett Cole
Board of Education
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Thursday Evening at Glouster
A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will convene Thursday at 7 30 PM in the auxiliary club rooms above the Model Grocery. Several matters of importance are to come before the gathering for consideration.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Club
Work Planned at Kiwanis Meeting
Attorney George W. Rose spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Glouster outlining state convention work and the duties of the lieutenant governor for the coming year. The club will supervise prizes for a Peace Declamation contest and consider a Community Chest drive. A Route 13 regional coordination plan was proposed with communities from Chauncey to Somerset forming a single unit. Attendance prize went to Dr. C. A. Pride.
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Rose
Glouster
George W. Rose
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
M. E
Chauncey
Somerset
L. E. Richardson
Dr. C. A. Pride
Judson Wins Jacksonville Mayor Vote in Municipal Race
Joe Judson defeated Alfred Deal for mayor by 158 to 186. W. C. Hill was re-elected clerk. No treasurer candidates. Hoy Seckinger 21 votes and John Altman 9 on the ticket. Francis Barrett easily won marshal. Council seats went to H. R. Phillips G. S. House holder William Gibbs William Kalt and Earl Frazee. Dust and Davis re-elected to the board of education.
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Jacksonville
Joe Judson
Alfred Deal
W. C. Hill
Hoy Seckinger
John Altman
Marshal
Francis Barrett
H. R. Phillips
G. S. Householder
William Gibbs
William Kalt
Earl Frazee
Harry Dust
Russell Davis
Board of Education
Two Parker men Arrested for Ohio Game Law Violations
Two Parkersburg men, C. Fench and C. E. Theiss, were arrested near Little Hocking Sunday afternoon by Game Protectors B. F. Swartz and W. R. Sellars. In Marietta they faced Justice C. T. O'Neill. Fendi pled guilty to two charges and paid 50 dollars and costs, Theiss pled guilty to one charge.
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Glouster
Parkersburg
Little Hocking
Ohio
C. Fench
C. E. Theiss
B. F. Swartz
W. R. Sellars
Marietta
C. T. O'Neill
Fendi
Theiss
Gravel Hill contract awarded in Middleport bid race
John Stewart of Indiana wins the Gravel Hill Middleport severing job on a low bid of 10445 dollars over ten competitors. Work to begin at once with Middleport labor. Football game Wellston vs Pomeroy moved to Saturday 2 PM on Middleport grounds due to Friday clash. Local notes list residents and visitors across Middleport area.
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John Stewart
Indiana
Gravel Hill
Middleport
Wellston
Pomeroy
Middleport Grounds
David Geyer
Parkersburg
John Stark
Chicago
Elizabeth Huber
Two men fined and released after payment of costs
Both men paid a $25 fine and costs and were released from custody. Game protectors report close checks on fish and game law violations with focus on Sunday hunting and hunting during the closed season.
Hollister P T A Regualr Meeting Highlights
Large crowd attends Hollister Parent Teacher Association meeting at the school. County Superintendent Alex Root explains the state aid measure heading to voters next day. Girls' Glee Club provides music. Third grade wins attendance banner. Membership drive planned.
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Root Hollister
Hollister Parent- Teacher Association
Alex Root
Girls’ Glee Club
Albany and Columbus Residents Share Weekend Visits
Albany and Columbus locals gathered for weekend visits with relatives in Nelsonville Jerseyville and McArthur. Revival services continue at the Temple with eighteen conversions reported. Armistice Day events planned at Albany M E Church.
Halloween Dance Held For Sand Run Residents
Mr and Mrs Griffith Williams hosted a Halloween dance Saturday for Sand Run residents with refreshments served in Halloween style. Prizes went to Ronald Guess Earl Beal and Miss Annabelle Blake for unspecified categories.
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Griffith Williams
Sand Run
Ronald Guess
Earl Beal
Annabelle Blake
Cincinnati Union Workers Accept 2 Percent Wage Cut
In Cincinnati on November 4 the United Garment Workers union members, 700 strong, voted for a wage reduction of about 2 percent after a spirited debate.
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Cincinnati
United Garment Workers
Starving Men Rescued Near New York Coast
Two men rescued by a Coast Guard cutter off New York after eight days aboard a disabled open motor boat. They left Koway Beach on October 25 and were found in serious condition as ships passed nearby without spotting their distress.
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New York
Coast Guard
Koway Beach
Business Barometer Up Says Kansas City Official
Willie J. Bailey, governor of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, said the business barometer has turned upward and that most months show improvement. He credited possible effects from Hoover's credit corporation and rising wheat and oil prices as factors in lifting the mood of the nation.
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Kansas City
Willie J. Bailey
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Hoover
Bailey
United Press
Orbiston and nearby residents visit friends Sunday
The report notes visits by Dan Simmers of Sand Run to Joba friends and by Mr and Mrs Frank McClure and Mr and Mrs Wm James of Jobs and Mrs Geulah Lewes of Carbon Hill to Howard Keeton and Tom McCulloch at Greens Run Sunday.
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Mart Sorrell
Orbiston
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
Joba
Frank McClure
Wm. James
Jobs
Geulah Lewes
Carbon Hil
Howard Keeton
Tom McCulloch
Greens Run
Urge Early Use of 1932 Tags in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on November 4 the Ohio Council of the National Automobile Dealers Association urged Secretary of State Clarence J Brown to advance the start date for 1932 automobile license tags. The group proposed issuing the licenses as near December 1 as possible to ease the mood and stimulate auto sales.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.9
Clarence J. Brown
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Local Decade Policy Echoes Neighboring State Measures
A fragment notes December action on mobiles aligning with nearby states, suggesting harmonized policy moves. The brief hints at regional coordination without detailing specific rules or implementations. The passage emphasizes administrative parity across jurisdictions.
Revival Services Scheduled in McArthur Church
Revival services will be held at the Church of Christ in McArthur starting Monday evening November 9 at 7 30 conducted by evangelist and singer G T Bateman and ending Sunday evening. A cottage prayer meeting is set for each afternoon at 2 o'clock under Mrs G T Bateman’s direction.
Halloween Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Dan Bateman
Mr and Mrs Dan Bateman hosted a Halloween gathering at their Joba home on a Saturday night in October. Guests enjoyed games, a luncheon, and Halloween decorations with Miss Wanda Bridgett aiding the hostess. Attendees included several locals and visiting guests from nearby towns.
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E. A. Keller and Son
Delaware
C. E. Keller
Coolville
Ray Smith
Grant Street
Frank Taylor
Sarah Lant
Middleport
Lant
J. &. Lyons
Columbus
R. L. Smith
Edith Hawkins
Winegar
Marion
Collins
George Childers
Charleston
W. Va
Guy Reynolds
Gravel Hill
Smith
Louisville
Milton Osborn
Ralph Frecker
Frank Simms
C. H. Snider
A. W. McKay
Edward Anderson
Huntington
Nutter
Elmer
Dan Bateman
Joba
Wanda Bridgett
Margaret Matheny
Laura May Gears
Beasie Campbell
Leila Potter
Joshua Matheny
Jr Dan Matheny
Gerald Johnson
Kenneth Hoffman
Orbiaten
Airs Otis Powers
Jacksonville
John Potter
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Tiredness and Pimples
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser and liver tonic. It claims the vegetable formula eliminates poisons from faulty elimination, restores energy, rosy cheeks, and clear eyes, and promotes youthful vitality. The olive colored tablets are sold by druggists with the price and label described.
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Ann Oceon
Dr. Edwards
Ady
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