Funeral for Arnold Austin Held at Hollister
Funeral services for Arnold Austin 49 from Glouster formerly of this city were held at First Baptist Church in Hollister with Rev Payne officiating. Burial followed at Hollister cemetery after his death Saturday in Montgomery West Virginia. He leaves a wife and son John 17.
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Glouster
Arnold Austin
Luther Good
First Baptist Church
Payne
Bidwell
Hollister
Austin
Montgomery
W. Va
Nelsonville
John
Revival Meetings Begin at Wesleyan in Glouster
Revival services began at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Glouster on Monday evening with preaching at 7 30 each night. Evangelist Mrs M L Kimmey will lead the services during the revival.
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Glouster
Wesleyan Methodist Church
M. L. Kimmey
Akron visitors share holidays after long Southwest trip
Mr and Mrs H M Messner of Akron were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C E Duncan. Edgar Murphey and son Billy visited Danford and daughter Merle at Trimble after a 5000 mile Southwest motor trip. George Norris and three children along with Mrs W B Morse and daughter Marianna, Akron, spent the end of the week with Mr and Mrs C A Vernon. Mrs Margaret Myers of Akron stays through Thanksgiving with the Duncans.
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H. M. Messner
Akron
C. E. Duncan
Edgar Murphey
Billy
Danford
Merle
Trimble
George Norris
W. B. Morse
Marianna
C. A. Vernon
Margaret Myers
Cc. E. Duncan
Former Ohio U Man Will Act As Consultant
Fred L. Plummer, a 1920 Ohio University graduate and Case School of Applied Science professor, will consult on Goodyear Zeppelin design with Princeton’s George E. Beggs. He previously studied at Case, teaching there, and will split time with work on the Lorain Central High Level Bridge.
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Ohio University
Fred L. Plummer
West Union
George E. Beggs
Princeton University
Ohioe University
Plummer
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Case
Wilbur Watson and Associates
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Kiwanis Trip Date Moved to November 22
Glouster Kiwanis Club will travel to Perry County seat on November 22 instead of November 19 for a joint meeting with the New Lexington club. The change aligns with New Lexington hosting the first of three Music Study Club performances Thursday evening.
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Glouster
New Lexington
New Lexington Club
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Perry County
Music Study Club
Malta High School Faculty Member Loses Home to Fire
Glouster Ohio November 13 Fire nearly destroyed the Malta residence of Miss Grace Beckwith a member of the Glouster High School faculty. The blaze broke out around 5 pm Sunday as the family returned Miss Beckwith from her weekend home and it is thought a defective bathroom gas stove sparked the flames.
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Glouster
Malta
Grace Beckwith
Glouster High School
Porterfield Friends at Davis Home With Grandfather
Neil Porterfield of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis and his grandfather C. H. Davis.
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Neil Porterfield
Columbus
Joe Davis
C. H. Davis
Home Made Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A home made cough remedy uses Pinex and sugar syrup to create a pint bottle treatment claimed to loosen phlegm soothe inflammation and act on bronchial tubes for quick relief from obstinate bronchial and flu coughs. The text pitches Pinex as a Norway pine extract and warns against substitutes with a money back guarantee.
Drunk Driving Fine Set at 13685 in Glouster Court
Harry Williamson pleaded guilty to a drunkenness charge in Mayor Gormley's court. He was placed under arrest by Constable Charles Darling the preceding Saturday. the fine plus costs totaled 13685 dollars.
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Glouster
Harry Williamson
Gormley
Williamson
Charles Darling
Mooseheart convention report from Jackson cited
Members of Grouster Chapter 280 Women of Mooseheart Legion are asked to attend Tuesday evening to transact important business. Mrs. Margaret McHarg will present a report from the Mooseheart convention she attended last Friday in Jackson.
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Grouster
Mooseheart Legion
Margaret McHarg
Mooseheart
Jackson
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Glouster
In Glouster the sole Armistice Day observance Monday was flag displays in front of businesses. The quiet result follows Armistice Day falling on Sunday this year.
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Glouster
Pirates Attack Ship Causes Mass Chinese Casualties
Scores of Chinese passengers were killed when the British steamer Hsin Chi was looted off Tae Island near Foochow. The ship with about 900 Chinese aboard and a few foreigners including some Anglo Americans went aground as pirates surrounded the vessel.
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Shanghai
U.R
Hsin Chi
Tae Island
Foochow
Trainman DeVan Brittigan Dies in Stockport
DeVan Brittigan aged 46 long time trainman on the Baltimore and Ohio O and L division died Monday at Stockport after months of declining health. He resided in Marietta. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Marietta
DeVan Brittigan
Baltimore & Ohio
Stockport
Blackman to Speak at Farmers Dairy Banquet
Ohio State dairy extension specialist Co. L. Blackman will give a short talk at the Farmers Dairy Banquet in Hotel Berry on Friday November 1 at 7 30 p m Music by the Amesville Troubadours All farmers and their wives invited
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Co. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Hotel Berry
Amesville Troubadours
Pheno leptos advertises epilepsy remedy trial in Brooklyn
An advertisement by the Pheno leptos Company of 71 St. John's Place Brooklyn claims a new remedy stops seizures. It offers a free 30 day trial and asks sufferers to write with their case to Den ment 591.
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Phenoleptos Company
St. John’s Place Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Portsmouth, Ohio
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Athens, Ohio
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Cooking
Frances Northcross
Trainman
Cheesman
Dept
Baltimore, Md
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Cooking School
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New York City
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