Oil shows in first Berea. second well planned near Mountville
GLOUSTER November 6 A Clifford Nolan farm well east of Mountville reached 1200 feet in the first Berea with oil not yet found while the deeper Berea section showed no油. Cameron OH and Gas Company holds 4000 acres nearby and plans at least four wells two Berea and two Clinton. Field manager Hiley Morris said Harry Dust will survey leased lands over the next month.
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Glouster
Clifford Nolan
Mountville
Berea
Clinton
Cameron OH and Gas Company
Hlomer ‘Township
Beren Sand
Berens
Hiley Morris
Harry Dust
Jacksonville
Wesley Foundation work among colleges discussed by Krussell
Athens pastor Rev. Aelie Krussell told Athens Rotary Club that Wesley Foundations subsidize college religious education in many colleges. He noted about 800 Ohio University students identify with Methodism, and emphasized college religion strengthens community life. Morsythe highlighted Armistice Day Red Cross drive and Denison-Ohio game train plans, with an inter-city meeting set for Nov 22 in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Foundation
Aelie Krussell
Athens
Krussell
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Morsythe
Athens County
Red Cross
Rose Davis
Granville
L. Jones
Nelsonville
Logan
Kinney School Hosts Halloween Party At Loeffler Home
The Kinney School faculty and students hosted a Halloween social on October 31 at Mr. and Mrs. John Loeffler home. Children wore costumes and guests enjoyed refreshments music and games. Attendees included Mrs. Guy Hawk and family Mrs. Stephen Lehoe and children Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Niggemyer and son James Emma Rogashi Farnest Bean Mary Elizabeth Loeffler and Ida Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loeffler
Guy Hawk
Clinton
Clifton
Bobbie
Stephen Lehoe
Steve
Pred
Goldie
Elmer
Lorence
Jacob Niggemyer
Harry
James
Emma
Mmoru Rogashi
Farnest
Melba Bean
Mary Elizabeth
Ida A. Allison
Penman elected mayor of Glouster in muddled vote
Glouster voters faced a missing election sheet at precinct 4 complicating results. Mareelia Penman won mayor by a narrow margin over C G Lunsford with other candidates named for council and board positions. Jacksonville and Trimble results also noted with levies and amendments defeated or carried. A Columbus wedding paired Hallie Galbraith and Arthur Aldenderfer with reception guest lists.
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Glouster
Mareelia Penman
Major
C. G. Lunsford
Joseph Richards
George M. Volliver
Sam Dunnett
Worthy Parker
Board of Public Affairs
WF. H. May
Harold Kinney
Board of Education
Eri. H. Lantz
Lewis Gatchel
Clyde Saylor
Bert R. Angle
O. A. McDonald
M. M. Murphy
Trimble
A. W. Antle
C. E. Haskins
G. F. Heckman
Eugene Miner
B. H. Pettit
Vern H. Sayre
LeRoy Sprague
Emmett Earich
Donald Johnson
Esta Haskins
Local Social Visits Reach Across States
Rutland Earl Snowden and wife from Akron visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Snowden last week. Mrs. John Thomas and son Arthur of Belle, W Va visited her mother Mrs. Vena Byrne Thursday night and Friday. Mrs. J. Bradford in Old Washington with her sister while Mr. Bradford stays in Belmont County. J. F. Stevens of Athens visited their aunt Emma Stevens Sunday. Dell Byrne in poor health. J. B. Giles attended the funeral of Dr. Wilbur Thompson in Pomeroy. Wilbur Thompson Jr. traveled from California for the service and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snowden
Akron
Elsworth Snowden
John
Thomas
Arthur
Belle
W. Va
Vena _ Bryne
J. B. Bradford
Old Washington
Bradford
Belmont County
J. F. Stevens
Athens
Emma Stevens
Dell Bryne
J. B. Giles
Wilbur Thompson
Pomeroy
Wilbur Thompson, Jr
California
Officers Elected By Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons
At the Athens Chapter No. 39 annual meeting held November 4 the following officers were elected or appointed for the ensuing year: Howard B. Sands high priest William E. Mark king Pearl D. Hill scribe Charles H. Williams treasurer James A. Palmer secretary William W. Connett captain of host Clark E. Williams principal sojourner James D. Cooper royal arch captain George K R Holdren grand master third veil Frank T. Fellows grand master second veil Vernon C. Vickers grand master first veil Arthur Hunter guard The officers elect will be installed at the stated meeting December 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Howard B. Sands
William E. Mark
Pearl D. Hill
Charles H. Williams
James A. Palmer
William W. Connett
Clark E. Williams
James D. Cooper
Royal Arch
George KR. Holdren
Frank T. Fellows
Vernon C. Vickers
Arthur ©. Hunter
Wilmington College athletic chief Bolen resigns for insurance post
Shifty Bolen athletic director at Wilmington College since 1927 resigns effective January 1 to become general sales manager of Ohio State Life Insurance Company based in Columbus.
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Wilmington
U.2
Shifty” Bolen
Wilmington College
Ohio State Life Insurance Company
Columbus
Dr Jackson Digestive and Liver Powder Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Jackson’s Digestive and Liver Powder to relieve heartburn sour stomach gas and bloating after meals. It claims quick lasting relief from these symptoms and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee with a request for free vial by mailing name and address to The Jackson Medicineime No 6th St Zanesville Ohio.
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Dr. Jackson
J. Jackson
Jackson Medicine
Athens move for Anna Goff and local obituaries
Carpenter Mrs. Anna Goff leaves Wednesday for Athens to take a post at the Children's Home. Funeral services for David Wood were Sunday at School Lot with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Harmon spent Tuesday in Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Jewell and Mr. C. E. Jewell attended the funeral of Austin Logan of Downington. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cline and daughter Frances, Athens, were ...
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David Wood
School Lot
W. K. Harmon
Zanesville
Vinton Jewell
C. E. Jewell
Austin Logan
Downington
A. D. Cline
Frances
Athens
Notable visit from Athens residents to local family
Mr and Mrs Eldon Starkey of Athens spent Tuesday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Don Weed and children Allegra and Pat visited Mr Weed's parents Mr and Mrs G G Wood after spending Sunday with them.
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E. K. Carpenter
Frost Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Local Notices
Frosts Ladies Auxiliary met Saturday with large attendance. Rev Misner of Rockland will preach at the Universalist Church on November 6 and 7. Nellie Kinney has been sick. Elmer Grandeberry and wife visited his sister Susie Grimes. Parson’s Frost Route 2 man En Parsons visited his brother Alex. Nettie Richardson Route 1 called on friends. J P Atkins wife and mother spent Monday in Parkersburg. Cecil Richardson and sons Junior and Jack visited Coalville on Monday.
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Misner
Rockland
Universaliet Church
Nellie Kinney
Elmer Grandeberry
Ars
Susie Grimes
En Parsons
Frost
Alex
Nettie Richardson
J. PP. Atkins
Parkersburg
Cecil Richardson
Junior
Jack
Coalville
Meeting at the Berry Home by Athens WCTU
A large gathering of Athens W C T U members and friends met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. K K Berry's North Congress Street home. President Edith Saylor led activities with Rev. Frank Smith of Mt Zion Baptist Church delivering the devotional stressing self control and self respect.
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Athens W. C
Frank Cone
Athens Union
Notable delegates attend temperance convention report
The convention drew many notable persons with around 200 delegates present. Mrs Sam Starkey president of the Nett onville Union attended as a delegate and contributed to Mrs Clark s report. At the close friends greeted Mr and Mrs Berry longtime temperance supporters in Athena.
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Sam Starkey
Nettonville Union
Clark
Berry
Athena
New England Births and Socials Noted
New England born to Mr and Mrs W H Morrison on Sunday November 3 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Emmett Copeland and Mary Helen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson at Amensville. Mr and Mrs G B Salmon and Elizabeth Jane of West Union visited Eli and Lou Spaulding. Mrs W A Copeland and Mary Kathryn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Poston. Harold Henry spent weekend in Columbus with his father Bradford Henry. The social at EN and Lou Spaulding was postponed from last Saturday due to bad weather and moved to November 9.
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Emmett Copeland
Mary Helen
Fred Wilson
Amensville
G. B. Salmon
ElMeabeth Jane
West Inion
Eli
Lou Spaulding
W. A. Copeland
Mary Kathryn
Ray Poston
Harold Henry
Columbus
Bradford Henry
Spring Green Stuff Ready in Gardens
New Lexington residents weigh selling south for crops or staying home to harvest fresh strawberries and raspberries from their backyards as of November 6. Local farmer A. D. Mow notes seasonal readiness and decision points for gardeners.
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New Lexington
A. D. Mow
Local residents harvest berries for dinner plans
Fet, clerk of courts and president of the Perry County Religious Educational Society, picked ripe raspberries from his back garden last Sunday for dinner. A. Weller, a local mall carrier, has a patch of home-grown strawberries in bloom and expects ripe fruit for Thanksgiving.
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Fet
Perry County
Critic blasts senator over code of honor in party letter
In Washington on November 6, an unsigned cable notes a public rebuke to a U.S. Senator from Iowa for ethics questions tied to a Wall Street party. A Brookhart letter to Smith W. Hrockhart mocks disclosures and etiquette among gentlemen, suggesting reporters avoid naming attendees.
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Washington
U.P
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Quincey House
Boston
Smith W. Hrockhart
U. S.S
Great American Vole Cat Club
Senator's Honor Questioned in Confidential Disclosure
A letter from Robert W. Mintone condemns alleged corrupt disclosures tied to a United States Senator. The note, marked confidential, ends with the signoff Yours truly. Mintone calls for scrutiny of the senator's standards and ethics.
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United States
Robert W. Mintone
Campus Bootlegging Arrests Stir Michigan Campus
At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor police continued an investigation into campus bootlegging. Harold McKee, 22, of Pittsburgh, remained jailed on 2500 bond, Charles Fitzpatrick of Flushing surrendered on the same bond, and Alexander Gow of Windsor, Ontario, was believed to have left for home as authorities sought him.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
Harold McKee
Pittsburgh
Charles Fitzpatrick
Flushing
Nine in Cast of Bad Play Arrested
Jobyna Ralston and eight cast members of Bad Babbes were ordered retired December 18 by Municipal Judge Thomas Ambrose after a grand jury failed to reach a verdict. The show, about illicit loves and crimes of high school youths, was closed for lack of patronage.
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Los Angeles
Jobyna Ralston
Thomas Ambrose
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Hallie Galbraith
North Fourth Street
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D. S. Mills
United Brethren Church
L. R. Jones
Aldenderfer
D. G. Goodin
Victor Hallam
Fred Hallam
Robert Miller
Robert, Jr
George Vosper
Bertine Woods
L. A. Wolfrey
L. K. Spencer
Otto Brinkley
Charles Hes
Marion
Martha Galbraith
Bartlett
State Highway Department
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Bolen
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Berry Home
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Findlay
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Bamby Bread
George O. Thurn
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