Glouster Lodge Elects Officers for 1930 Year
Glouster Lodge No. 607 I. O. F. selects officers for 1930 led by Worshipful Master J. F. Willelams and appointive posts filled by B. K. Bryson H. I. Hambers Ernest Lusgerm William Hawiyter G. J. Lawis with M. Brysen as trustee for three years. Members to be notified of additional appointments.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
J. Fi
Wille Lams
B. K. Bryson
H. If
Hambers
Itulph Guatehel
Isddys
Ernest Iisgerm
William Hawiyter
G. J. Lawis
Prizes Giver at Close of School Here
Mrs. Thurn delights large audience at Allens High School as the final session of the Southeastern Ohio free cooking school concludes. Almost 1,000 housewives attended to hear housekeeping tips and new recipes, with praise for the lecturer’s engaging personality and practical demonstrations.
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Allens High School
George O. Mhurn
Zalmost
Ohio
Athens
Mes
Ssenayer
Nursery Faces at Athena High Cooking School Event
Mothers attended a cooking school at Athena High School with a backstage nursery run by teenage girls. About 80 children stayed daily as moms enjoyed lectures and demonstrations. Reporters observed both laughter and tears among the children while prize drawings and gifts rewarded participants.
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the Messenger
Athena High School
Gymerasium
Auditoria
Fender
Acne Dry luuners event highlights local merchants and cooks
Mrs Thurn leads a community event at the college where local merchants showcased food products utensils and appliances. She thanks dealers for cooperation and praises Albany area eateries while expressing desire to return next year. Large crowds attended each session and enjoyed the proceedings.
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Pranklin Avenue
Whelan Lardware Company
Mound Street
Ays Glo Corporation
T. A. Copeland
Morris Avenue
Weatinghouse
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Alice Prances
West College Street
Coco- Cola Bolling Company
Yoodowfog
Thurn
Albens
Close Amers in Townships Election Races in Albena County
In Albena County townships a hast dozen candidates ran for trustees as Tuesday’s elections showed tight contests requiring vote counting. Trustees and clerks elected will serve two years. disqualifications noted include T. K. Phillips of Lod Township due to prior election office involvement.
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Albena
T. K. Phillips
Lod
Fleora
Liat
County Board of Riverlous
Alexander
William T Dickson
Charler Wood
Willam Martin
Amex
Bert Carpeneter
James Hines
Col. Pessitz
Athens
W. He HL. Krown
Miles Ju
Goby
Add Hughes
Bern
George Thompson
A. OG. McCune
A. B. Christman
Canaan
Peter Fagan
Wade Everett
Drank J. Hill
Gerbage
Kincade
A. M. Mooney
le Willams
Bover
Bondinat
Clarence Sanders
J. By
Chester
Lee
Clarence Rickey
George Scott
Mut Throckmorton
Glyde Colbury
Pierce Am
Philips
Fred Caughern
Wyatt Slinger
Charles Whiners
Trimbie
Fred Klank
John Gatchel
John Tiated
Troy
Everett Bingman
Joha A Gibbs
Frank Reed
Waterloo
George Dower
Wallace Madcock
Clarence Wolfe
York
Robert Beckler
Charles Levering
Walter McComb
Urban Parker
Ames
Bert Kuhn
Isaac Williams
D. W. Brill
Canatn
Gilbert Crawford
Carthage
Parris Bean
Dover
Oscar Simpson
Edward Rickey
Lodi
Emery
BD. Swartz
Rome
W. D. Spear
Trimble
B. R. Angie
B. Tidd
Watertolo
Reese & Dinsmore
Martin
Telephone Award Is Made Here Thursday
Public presentation of an honor award given the Athens Home Telephone Company by the Ohio Independent Telephone Association was held at the new telephone building at 1 p.m. Thursday. Dr. G L Jones declared the award merited by the outstanding local equipment. Out-of-town speakers included J Warren Sofford and Frank L McKinney. Local speakers were W E Boler D D Brown and K L Mardis with Mayor E G Woodworth.
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Athens Home Telephone Company
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
GL. Jones
Athens Telephone Company
J. Warren Sofford
Thhe State Telephone Association
Telephone
Nelsonvillle
Troy Telephone Company
Frank L. McKinney
W. E. Bfoler
2. Dd. Brown
KL Mardis
E. (. Woodworth
Free Offer Promises Sample Aidtex Pad and Books
A Mississippi era style plea offers a free Aidtex rupture healing pad sample and a free book. It claims no drugs or harsh straps and promises five days to discard an old ex harness. The notice cites Byatem and New Balance Institute in Steubenville Ohio with urgent call to respond.
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Aidtex
New Balance Institute
Fay Bliy
Steubenville
Ohio
Pomona Grange Initiation and Officer Elections Noted
Pomona Grange held initiation night at Trimble Grange, with mention of officers for the coming gaming year to be elected. Delegates will receive duties and appointments in Portsmouth in mid December. Notes also reference gatherings at Potions Gorge and a later event at Canaanville for candidate intuition in December.
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Pomona Grange
Trimble Grange
Portsmouth
Decarabes
Aqsuaas Grange
Vote total shows four thousand fewer voters this year
Figures compiled by Athens County election officials show about 4,400 fewer voters casting ballots compared with last year. In Athens city 2,277 residents voted, while nearby towns like Glouster and Netvel have varying totals, reflecting lower turnout across the county.
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Athens County
David Johnson
Suesday
Compmirisog
Tas Yertr
Athens
Netsénvitla
Glouster
University Women Plan Conferences in Athens
University women announce four a series of discussion hours in Athens with leaders from faculty and advisory boards. Meetings begin at 7 o clock with topics chosen by the YWCA cabinet including standards of living books on reading and thoughts about God.
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Athens
Lomes
T. Www
Otters
YW. CG. A
Shell
Mead
Forged Check Links Man to Parkersburg Thefts
Harold Montgomery, 25, arrested in a theft case after a forged check led investigators from Coolville to Turkersburg banks and a Parkersburg dealer. He confessed at a magistrate hearing, admitting burglary of J W Gulderson’s home on August 24 and taking $625 in cash plus about $75 in checks. Bond set at 1000. remanded to Athens County Jail when unable to post.
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Coolville
Turkersburg
Oreburg
Harold Montgomery
Ateartte
J. W.W. Gulderson
Stewart
William Wiliams
Wayne Winget
Winget
Montgomery
Carl J. Porter
Sully
Bond
Atheng County
Klang
Tarkeraburg
Galdersons
Montromery
Parkersburg
Oounts
Tne
Jities Rolbera
Manners of a theft tied to dresser drawer and checks
The report describes a theft case where a wooden chisel pried open a drawer holding money. Officers found no clues at the scene, and a checkbook led to Montgomery’s arrest after a check was turned in to Coolville. Montgomery claimed the checks weren’t cashed until after he quit work. His wife later returned with Mr and Mrs Balderson and others, then went home to Amesville.
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Coolville
Montgomery
Balderson
Stewart
Amesviles
Legion to Install New Officers on Armistice Day
The WK. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will hold a banquet and installation of officers at the Legion Home on South Court Street Monday night. A program honoring Armistice Day has been arranged with several speakers. Newly elected officers to be installed include Commander GC. O. Gin, Adjutant BM. Gibson, and vice commanders TH. 8. Wasserwald, D. J. Zen ner, We Fi. Burke, plus trustees, sergeant-at-arms, color guards Hay Sherman and Carl Heck, and other posts: service officer Zari Miller, historian Howard Gibbon.
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WK. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
South Court Street
GC. O. Ginsent
BM. Gibson
Wasserwald
D. J. Zenner
We Fi. Burke
Fred Wildlama
New Mail Service In Millfield Trimble Announced
A new mail service between Millfield and Trimble is to begin with outbound mail from Millfield to Trimble at 2 10 p.m. and return mail from Trimble to Millfield at 3 00 p.m. A mail dispatch will depart north and south from Millfield at 7 40 p.m. The change adds an evening option not previously available.
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Millfield
Trimble
Mlenety Mendy
Omite
Stu Field
Powell
Milfeld
Coontainer Charged In Armistice Day Bank Closings
Daln dney of Bear Huckingham was arrested by Game Protector B. T. Lekever on a charge of possessing a live coon during closed season. He pled guilty before Mayor Weiner and was fined $25 plus costs. Banks in Glousten also closed for Armistice Day.
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Jloleter
Glousten
Biddison Dies in Columbiana Age Fifty Seven
Thomas Biddison of Maplewood and Glouster route 4 died at home in Columbiana after influenza. Funeral services were held in his hometown with burial in a local cemetery. He leaves a wife a daughter Mea Ruby Gilmore two sons Clyde and Jet Warren five brothers and three sisters.
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Himer G
Biddleson
Athens
Gar Giltiison
Altront Silosid
Stewart
Sidney
Claude Uhluise
Larksburg
W. Way Uiren
Cheater Davis
Columbus
George Colfman
Glouster
Joela Thompson
Women Club Conference Opens In Athens Nelsonville
A two day session of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs opens in Athens and Portsmouth with Miss Amy Wisek of Auriers guiding visiting clubs. More than two dozen women are expected to attend as district chairmen report on departments including American Citizenship and Education. Speakers include state president Mrs. William N. Harder and professors from Ohio State University.
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Amy Wisek
Auiers
Ereelings
Ohio
Portsmouth
Mex
Harlinger
Middlleport
Whe
Ameerican Citizenship
Education
Vine Aria
Boliile Welfare
Misa Florence Eawisiua
Wellston
Assembly Singin
George E. Portsmouth
Seaion
Maycohm Jane
Farmee Dead in Perry County Home Incident
In New Lexington on November date a person named Roobe of the wealfmest tarcees is reported dead at his home in Somerset. Names include Jotai and Stins with connections to Akron and a salesman. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatal incident and an associated ge finense.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Somerset
Two New Schools For Perry County
New Lexington reports two Perry County high school buildings planned for the coming year funded by local elections. Glenford will build a new 64,008 dollar high school. nearby central district plans a further school facility.
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Perry County
New Lexington
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