Unopposed County and State Races Listed in Ballot
The document lists multiple unopposed candidates across county offices including Sheriff Wayne Wingett and Auditor J Q Adamundson, plus Governor White and Secretary of State Newman. It shows vote figures and terms such as Treasurer unexpired and Supreme Court judges. Also mentions amendment to constitution and bond issuance details.
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White
Y. Cooper
Ee Bow
Ik Sask
WY. G. Pickrel
Cape Owe
HB. Newman
Bawin A. Todd
Bry S. Day
Rk OP
Mert Bettiian
Ct. S
Frescoe
McCulloch
Bee Ovo
Mis J. Eberle
Ees SD
Common Pleas
Pe Bud Waring
Isis
Vv Ee
Amnett Keenan Budge
Appeals Court
BH. Middleton
Wudge
Supreme Court
Es Minkaag Tak
Bond Issaf Bseke
Services to Begin Series at Tuppers Plains Church
A series of meetings will start Monday night at the Tuppers Plains Christian Church. The Rev. Fred I. Gardner of Middleport Christian will preach, with Flora serving as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Fred I. Gardner
Middleport
Flora
Democrats Sweep Glouster in Governor Race and County Bond Vote
In Glouster Democrats carried all precincts for governor with Cooper 433 and White 562. McCullough won state senate race over Bulkley 488 to 438. LeFever beat Eberle for senator by over three to one. Sheriff Heck won over Wingett 592 to 414. County jail bond proposal failed 474 to 277.
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Glouster
Cooper
George White
Roscoe McCullough
Robert Bulkley
McCullough
Dr. E. LeFever
L. J. Eberle
LeFever
Eberle
Fred Heck
Wayne Wingett
Heck
Wingett
Gilouster
Athens County
Boy Falls From Tree Breaks Arm In Hollister
Ten year old Joe Sarfoza of Hollister suffers a broken left arm after falling from a hickory tree while gathering nuts. He was treated by a local physician, then moved to St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, with help from Steve Molnar and Tom Hardy. The orphaned boy, living with a 12 year old brother, has two older brothers working in a Powhatan mine.
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Louster
Joe Sarfoza
Hollister
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Steve Molnar
Tom Hardy
Hollster
Powhatan
Ohio
Rev Homer Vian Accepts Multiple Pastoral Calls
The Rev Homer H Vian of Louster has accepted a call as pastor for Air line and New Marshfield congregations, starting next Sunday. He will preach at Air line and New Marshfield on the second and fourth Sundays each month and continue Millfield services on the first and third Sunday nights. Three years ago his revival at New Marshfield yielded 27 baptisms. Millfield Church has had recent improvements including painting a new outside chimney and an updated heating system.
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Louster
Homer H. Vian
Airline
New Marshfield
Vian
Millfield
Progressive Study Club Meets At Mrs Roberts Home
The Progressive Study Club met Monday night at Mrs Lelia Roberts home in Glouster with fifteen members answering roll call. They discussed the Women’s Federated Clubs convention in Athens and heard papers on British Pacific dependencies, Nauru, New Zealand, and related topics with maps and illustrations enhancing the session.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Lelia Roberts
Australia
Federated Clubs
Athens
Bass Henshaw
Mary Dillon
Jennie Jones
Pacific
Nauru
South Seas
Herman Janchius
Faster Island
Bara Williams
Jones
New Zealand
Henry van Dvyke
Bertha Angle
Grace Bryson
Mary Bryson
Mae Dunnett
Bess Henshaw
Hazel Janchius
Grace Ochs
Sarah Williams
Beta Cunningham
Lalla Danford
Mildred Vickrow
Merle Danford
Officers to be Elected at Glouster Masonic Meeting
GLOUSTER Ohio Nov 5 Officers will be elected at a stated communication of Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M to be held tonight.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Fire Destroys Car in Waterford, Fire Dept Short on Extinguishers
An auto caught fire in Waterford N Y and was towed to a garage after no extinguishers were available at the scene. Flames were subdued once the car arrived for treatment.
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Fishkill
N. Y
U.R
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
Historically styled testimonial ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative. Claims include improved digestion, renewed energy, and revival of youth appeal. Promotes use before bedtime with prices 30¢ and 50¢ at druggists.
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Edwards
Local Visit Notes and Illness Updates From Athens Area
Shade Mist Florence Meeks spent a week with sister Mrs. Piassie Brickles at Burlingham. Mr and Mrs Joe King of Athens visited the latter's mother Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry and sister Mrs S J Smith Sunday. Mrs Charlie Flanders and daughter Opal and son Howard and Roy Goldsberry of Millfield visited Mrs S J Smith. Pearl Smith, ill ten days, is improved. Mrs Elizabeth Rasem and children of Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Hope Sunday. Miss Sylvia Algwafoos returned from two weeks with Mr and Mrs Emery Chase and Mr and Mrs Marvin Chase of near Carpenter. Mrs Charles Flanders of near Asbury was guest of Mrs.
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Mist Florence Meeks
Piassie Brickles
Burlingham
Joe King
Athens
Sarah Goldsberry
S. J. Smith
Charlie Flanders
Opal
Howard
Roy Goldsberry
Millfield
J. Smith
Pearl Smith
Elizabeth Rasem
Will Hope
Sylvia Algwafoos
Emery Chase
Marvin Chase
Near
Carpenter
Charles Flanders
Near Asbury
Farmers Institute Scheduled in Jerseyville on November 28
Pearl Smith reports a Jerseyville farmers institute set for Monday November 28. The event aims to educate attendees on farming techniques and crop management with local agricultural leaders participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Smith
Farmers’ Institute
Jerseyville
Marshall A. Dixon Dies at Pleasanton
Marshall A. Dixon aged 89 and Civil War veteran of Company C 141st Infantry died at 9:20 AM at the home of his daughter Mrs John Cuckler one mile south of Pleasanton from infirmities of age. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 AM at the Pleasanton Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs John Cuckler and sons Ashur Dixon and Ath ens R D.
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Pleasanton
Marshall A. Dixon
Company C. 141 Infantry
John Cuckler
Fieasanton
Athens R. D
Ashur Dixon
Two Dixon Brothers From Torrington Die in Wyoming
In Torrington Wyoming two brothers Henry Dixon 86 and Elisha Dixon 76 are identified among the deceased with ties to Meigs County and Alexander Township. The report notes Mrs Dizon widow of Marshall Dizon has been dead 31 years.
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Torrington
Wyo
Henry Dixon
Meigs County
Elisha Dixon
Alexander Township
Dizon
Marshall Dizon
Chaplin Sons’ Trust Expenses Shrink in California Report
The third accounting of Charlie Chaplin’s children trust shows Char, Spencer, and Sidney Chaplin spending just $6,005.40 last year, down from $10,003 three years earlier. Each child received $500 monthly from a $600,000 fund. they now live with Lita Grey Chaplin in New York City as she pursues certain legal actions.
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Los Angele
Calif
Charlie Chaplin
Inds
Lita Grey Chaplin
Char‘ Spencer Chaplin
Jty
Sidney Marl
Cartes
Sidney
New York City
Lita
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