Glouster council eyes certificate to cover marshal salary
Glouster November meeting notes the safety fund nearly depleted and the council authorized the mayor and clerk to sign a certificate of indebtedness to cover the marshal’s salary for the next two months. Delegations sought a sewer and water services for Little Italy area amid road issues and traffic damage.
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Louster
G Safety
Little Italy
City Water Service
Board of Public Affairs
Tom McDonald
Joe Stephenson
Walnut Hill
Social Notes Shelton Society Meeting in Trimble
Mrs Kesler hosted the Shell Missionary society at her Trimble home. The program, led by Mrs Sawyer, featured readings on foreign missions and brotherhood with a planned December 4 open meeting at Trimble church. Guests enjoyed lunch. table decor included century old ivory chrysanthemums.
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Shelton Society
Kesler
Shell Missionary Society
America
Sawyer
Kasler
Herrold
Paul
Trimble
U. U. BT
John Eddy
Easler
H. Bartlett
Jamaica
Christmas
Taylor Ridge Woman Dies After Stroke
GLOUSTER Nov. 6 Mrs Joseph Gaskalla Sr 68 died at her Taylor Ridge home Thursday night from a week‑old stroke She leaves a husband and nine children with several relatives listed Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Taylor Ridge church with Rev G B Courtney officiating Burial will follow in Taylor Ridge cemetery.
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Glouster
Joseph Gaskalla
Taylor’ Ridge
Joseph Gaskalla, Jr
Gus Gaskalla
E. J
Ela
George Gaskalla
John Gaskalla
Trimble
Mary Cartwright
Green
Dora Davis
Jacksonville
Lena Mulpas
Taylor Ridge
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Taylor Ridge Cemetery
Trimble Church service led by Shelton Missionary Society
The Trimble Church of Christ announces Sunday night services led by the Shelton Missionary Society due to the pastor Rev. G. B. Courtney’s unavailability. A program of readings talks music and discussions will start at 7 o'clock with participation from the women and young people. The public is invited and asked to bring sandwiches.
Collection of Road Assessments Sought in Court
Athens county treasurer Rafael Jr. Fohneon sues George P. Ackley in Athens County Common Pleas. Six claims total 334.79 with penalties and interest. sought sale of Lodi township property if unpaid. Amounts listed include 16.20 11.85 140.57 41.55 33.04 48.44 24.46. unpaid since 1526 with 10 percent penalty and 6 percent interest.
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Rafael Jr. Fohneon
Athens County
George P. Ackley
Athans County
No Trespassing Warns Hunters on Private Lands
State game protector warns rabbit hound owners to train their dogs to avoid trespass on others lands. Complaints from Hocking valley report damaged crops and livestock as a result. Hunters may pursue trailing rabbits if not caught or harmed, but protectors will assist landowners in pressing trespass charges where damage occurs.
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Hocking Valley
Million Disaster Victims Aided by Red Cross in Year of Calamities
The Red Cross aided about 4 million people in 77 disasters during the year. Floods fires tornadoes and hurricanes struck across the country, with Mississippi Valley flooding as the major event. The organization spent funds that outpaced many state budgets and supported vast relief efforts including shelter food and restoration work.
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Red Cross
Sted Cross
Mississippi
Ranger
Tos Red Cross ‘O
Mississipni
Crater
Mississippi Valley
McGetee
Arkansas
Changes Ordered Lumbes In Transit Charges
A chaotic account mentions a transit pricing dispute and a stalled investigation into a bus company. Officials say competition remains fair, with Columbus and Lancaster routes cited as examples. In Coshocton, Miss Annia Lent and Miss Joling Lenhart, both 72, were married, and three others injured when a Millersburg driver struck pedestrians at a street intersection.
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Lumbes
Coshocton
Annia Lent
Joling Lenhart
Ried
Helen
Millersburg
Woman Sentenced in Central Avenue Church Case
Genevieve Jackson was sentenced in probate court after pleading guilty to charges connected with a church incident at Central Avenue M1 BE church last evening. The case involved thedependency of her 3 year old son and contributions to the offense. Nora Fannie Jackson’s similar case against John Jackson was dismissed and the plaintiff discharged.
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Genevieve Jackson
Stansield Reformatory
Richard Harry Jackson
Nora Fannie Jackson
John Jackson
Common Cents Spent Wisely Are Productive
Fragmentary text mentions Reeves of this city and a pursa contain hwhich ha inoommon Cf. It references a call phone and a messenger. The readable bits suggest a local note on prudent spending and civic advice, but the fragmented lines obscure concrete facts or events.
Mild quake rattles Southern California city
An early November tremor shook Los Angeles causing minimal damage and prompting brief citywide inspections. No injuries were reported as residents returned to routine activities after the mild earthquake struck the region.
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Los Angeles
New Union Station Cincinnati Planned by Seven Railroads
Cincinnati will gain a new union station at a cost of 6.989 cents per cent? The proposal, announced by seven railroads, ends a 39 year dream to build a Western section terminals. The project aims to centralize services in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Union Station
Skin Itched And Burned Terribly Healed By Cuticura
Mrs Flora Lee describes severe itching and eczema that began on her hands and spread, preventing work and sleep. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, she reports healing after using three cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment.
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Flora Lee
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Colorado Strike Milo It Ends In Northern Fight
A fragmented report notes a Colorado strike action concluding with an end to hostilities between northern and southern factions. Names, dates, and full details are unclear in the surviving text.
Four Athens county 4-H members chosen for state congress
Four members from Athens county 4-H clubs were selected to attend the 13th Ohio 4-H Club Congress in Columbus November 7 to 12. They are Haverett Ball of Athens, Fl wn Green of Albany, Mary Sl tan of Rock Rifle, and Carlyle Whitlock of New Marshfield. The five day program includes fellowship, talks, entertainment, and tours of Ohio State University facilities.
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Athens County
Columbus
Pople
Ohio State Universe
Haverett Ball
Athens
Flwnn Green
Albany
Mary Sl Tan
Rock Rifle
Carlyle Whitlock
New Marshfield
Wor. McVar
Jeounty
Aliss Gertrude Akins
Lorain
Jin
Alfred Vivian
College of Agitalpurgr
Ohio State University
Con- Etoss
pWilk
Archaeological Rim
Geological Museum
Tare Crene
Ohio State Universty
Woman's Frock Pattern Offers Te Sattern Details
Pattern lists for a wool crepe satin and crepe Jersey dress with 8 bust sizes 40 to 50 inches. Instructions note 4% additions of 4 inch material, facial fur facing on collar cuffs belt and vest. Pattern mailed to any address with illustrated guide and tone of the period.
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Sian
Steamer Scher Stranded on Rocks Near Ving Sweden
The United States inpi Board Steamer Scher is stranded on rocks near Ving Sweden. The Schenectady bound vessel from Trothenburk carries wood pulp cargo.
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United States Inpi
Enhurs
Sweden
Schenectady
New York
Trothenburk
Plans to Proceed with Road Work at Little Hocking
Plans to relocate and improve one mile of the river road through Little Hocking move forward to the state highway department with a contract anticipated by January. Judge rulings on injunctions against abandoning the old grade crossing were resolved, clearing the way for state and railroad cost sharing on overpass and approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Little Hocking
State Highway Department
O. W. Merrell
John Biss
Thomas
Bliss
Lie State
Sawyers
Welsh Artists Concert at Athen Methodist Church
The Cambrian Concert company will present a program Monday evening November 28 at the Methodist church in Athens. The company features Willian, Iror Jones, L. M., organist and pianist, Miss Jeanette Christine soprano of New York Chicago Milan and Var, and Glanville Welsh baritone. Brought to Athens on the recommendation of Professor C Thobinson, director of the university school of music.
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S. Jil Eomb
Weates Foundation
First ‘Methodist Church
Athen
Willian
Iror Jones
L. M
Par Panist
Misa Jeanette Christine
New York
Chicago
Milan
Var
Glanville
Athens
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Republic Avenue
Board of Education
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Thomas Gamwell
John Rice
Spring Street
Ralph Butts
Bridge Club
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Yocum
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E Bailey
Lois Lantz
Helen Glenna Yocum
Marion Lawson
Garnet Johnson
Ethel Mavin
Eenore Morris
Mothers’ Club
C. F. Guinther
White Rose Temple
Lizzie Edwards
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Acklew
Richardson
Colima
Lancrstor
Mansfield Reformatory
New Union Station
Railroa
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Colorado
U. S Supreme Court
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Arsembly
Ohio
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Bank of Athens National Bank
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