Glouster Palace Five Defeats Logan All-Stars In Bowl Meet
Glouster Palace Five bowlers beat the Logan Hocking Valley All-Stars on Gilbert Brothers' alleys by 2,487 to 3,352. Gatchel led with 203 as scoring details appear for both teams across multiple players.
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Glouster Palace
Ik Glouster
Glouster
Palace
Logan Hocking Valley
Golbert Brothers
Gatchel
Logan
Cruise
Speke Rer
Serae
Oasis
J. Dennison
McDonald
Aman Sean
Emamenalin
Ecurie Vce
Toto Skanise Oe
S$ Dennison
Thompson
All Day Quilting Event Held by Mooseheart Chapter
Sixteen members of Glonster Chapter No 280 Women of Mooseheart held an all day quilting session in Moose Hall. They are making a Thanksgiving quilt and at noon shared a chicken dinner honoring Mrs. Chester Post before she moves to Marietta. The group donated a remembrance to the Legion Post and will host another all day quilting next Wednesday.
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Ladies of
Glonster
Women of
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Chester Post
Marietta
Legion Post
Standard Bearers Meet At Mrs Smiths Friday Night
The Standard Bearers will gather at Mrs. R. B. Smiths home on Madison Street Friday at 7 oclock.
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Glouster
R. B. Smith
Madison Street
Eastern Star at Marshfield Elects Officers
NEW MARSHFIELD November 14 The New Marshfield Chapter O E S No 846 elected officers Effie Bridge worthy Matron Fred Hoodler worthy Patron Marie Dixon associate matron Charles Walker associate patron Clara McKibben secretary Emma Wilson treasurer Mae Hartley conductress Golda Carmen associate conductress Albert Davis trustee
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New Marshfield
O. E. S. No. 846
Effie Bridge
Fred Hoodler
Marie Dixon
Charles Walker
Clara McKibben
Emma Wilson
Mae Hartley
Golda Carmen
Albert Davis
War Secretary Good In Grave Condition After Surgery
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of War Good remains in grave condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital following yesterday’s operation for acute appendicitis. Physicians say he is resting fairly comfortably with intermittent sleep and no complications noted.
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Washington
U.P
Good
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Barn Fire Claims Two Horses and a Mule Near Jacksonville
A large barn east of Jacksonville near Ohio Mine No. 1 belonging to the Ohio Mining Company burned Wednesday evening at about 6 o'clock. Two horses and a mule were killed and another horse was fatally burned before it could be removed. Hert Wolfe, renter of the barn, owned the stock that burned. Origin of the fire could not be determined.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Ohio Mine No. 1
Ohio Mining Company
Hert Wolfe
Elect Officers Glouster Lodge Elects 1930 Officers
Trimble Lodge No 557 KF and AM elected officers for 1930 at a stated meeting. New officers include Worshipful Master Eugene Miner Senior Warden J A Sands Junior Warden Charles White Secretary Tinker Hamilton Treasurer Danford Senior Deacon Russell Lent Junior Deacon Freda Darling Tyler Eugene Hammon Trustee EK Haskins. Installation set for December 16.
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Glouster
Trimble Lodge
Hugene Miner
J. A. Sands
Charles White
Tinker Hamilton
List of Expenses Filed as Deadline Nears in Glouster
Nov 14 the Friday deadline arrives for candidates to file expense accounts from the recent election. Both defeated and successful candidates must report, even with no expenditures. Trimble Township had many candidates, and expense accounts are expected to be numerous in the county section.
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Glouster
Trimble
Glouster Bazaar and Bake Sale Planned for November 26
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association announces a bazaar and bake sale on November 26. The venue is not yet decided.
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Glouster
Parent-Teaches Association
Musical program at Christian Workers meeting Friday night
In Glouster on Friday at 7 30 the Church of Christ Christian Workers hold a meeting with a musical program. A committee will be chosen to select officers for the coming year.
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Glouster
Christian Workers
Church of Christ
Recital by High Street Orchestra Glee Club and Class
A recital will be given November 22 in the M ds Church by the High Street Orchestra Glee Club and Public Speaking Class. Lunch will be served in the church social room the same evening.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad
A family doctor's laxative praised as safe for all ages. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, prepared under his prescription, is touted for quick action, pleasant taste, and non gripping effect. Sold in drug stores, promoted as the world’s largest selling laxative.
Glouster to host Corning in Friday high school game
Glouster High School faces Corning High School at the American Legion Grounds Friday afternoon at 4 20 to 4 50. A large delegation of Corning fans will accompany their team to this city for the matchup.
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Glouster
Glouster High
Corning High School
American Legion
Corning
Spires v Lasher likely settled out of court
Pomeroy Ohio November 14 the case of Spires versus Lasher set for today will probably settle, and the jury was told not to appear until Saturday morning. It is expected two cases will plead guilty Friday to save jury expense.
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Pomeroy
Spires Vs. Lasher
Minstrel Show Delights at Hobson Event
The Hobson Athletic Association presented the New York Central Minstrel show at Masonic Temple in Middleport on Tuesday and Wednesday. Pete Mees directed both performances with skilled staging. Cast included Frank Will as interlocutor Rollin Schweygman Jed Hartinger, and singers Dayton Strickland John Leper Patrick Locharry Arsel Davis John Shorr Bernard, aided by Fred M. Marshall Rufus Lide Art Rosenbaum and Pete Mees.
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Middlewort
New York Central
Hobson Athletic Association
Masonic Temple
Pete Mees
Cecil Powell
Bradbury
J. G. Lewis
W. C. Davis
Local Variety Show Delights with Songsters and Acts
A lively program featured Griser Howeth and Mont West among the performers. A chorus of 15 pretty costumed girls followed, singing Hello. Vocal numbers included Am I Blue by Rufus L Life and It Was What I Ain't Instead of What Is by Pete Meen, among others. The five act second half showcased Smart Feet, Black Cloud's Place with Hortense Wessy and Genivieve Mees, and a New York Central quartet finale. The show drew large crowds and improved over prior years.
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Griser
Ray Howeth
Mont West
Rufus L. Life
Sleepy Valley
John Shorr
Pete Meen
Dayton Strickland
Fred Marshall
Ersel Davis
Jed B Hartinger
Pete
Rollin Schwezman
Margaret Riley
Black Cloud
Hortense Wessy
Genivieve Mees
Jed
Rollin
New York Central Quartet
Rube
D Blackface
Pete Mees
Frank Will
Talbott Bible Class Holds Monday Meeting at Baptist Church
The Talbott Bible Class met in the Baptist Church assembly room with Mrs. Ross Peters presiding. A splendid program pleased attendees, and good attendance was noted as a point of pride. Elmer Davis heads to Middlebourne to visit kin while Jeavis recovers from illness.
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Middleport
Talbott
Baptist Church
Ross Peters
Elmer. Davis
Middlebourne
Gertrude Traugh
Jeavis
Howard ‘Torrence
W.'T. Grant
Lucy Downing
Lucy Boggess
Kansas City
Roscoe Fowler
Columbus
Collis Dawson
Russell Jackson
Reif House
Local Social Roundup Ties Old Friends Across Cities
Ben Bard of Hollywood joins a local friend circle in Columbus. Ruth Roland’s husband and Mr Jackson were pals in Hollywood and kept ties after Jackson moved to Columbus. The piece lists several social visits, family illnesses, a safety conference trip, a furniture move to Columbus, and household changes involving the Maags, Miss Bertha Wise, and Esie Hart’s employment in a New York Clothing house.
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Ben Bard
Hollywood
Mr. Bard
Ruth Roland
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Columbus
Fowlers
Dawsons
Jacksons
A. L. Hoyt
Marietta
Bina Sanborn
B. LE. Talbott
Ashren
Dr. Maag
Capital City
Maag
Local Notes on Health and Obituaries from Ohio Towns
George Heeter suffered a stroke at his daughter Mrs Clifford Decker’s Racine home. A missionary meeting is set at Simpson M E Church Pomeroy on the first Monday in December. Lowell Ridenour aged 57 formerly of Chester died at his mother in law’s Tuppers Plains home. He leaves wife and two children Thelma and Buel and siblings M E Ridenour and Mrs Minnie Schuler. Athens Mrs A D Russell returned to Pomeroy after visiting relatives in Columbus. Reverend D W Porterfield Jefferson to preach at the Baptist church.
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George Heeter
Clifford Decker
Racine
Simpson M. Et
Pomeroy
Lowell Ridenour
Chester
Tuppers Plains
Thelma
Buel
Land
M. E. Ridenour
Minnie Schuler
Athens
A. D. Russell
Columbus
D. W. Porterfield
Jefferson
Facine Church Event Signals Upcoming High School Plans
A Facine church gathering on Sunday evening November 17 discussed the near completion of the new high school building at Tacine. Miss Alpha Somerville attended with hosts Mrs. and Mrs. G. H. Stansbury.
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Tish
Facine
Tacine
Miss Alpha Somerville
G. H. Stansbury
Stansburys honor Mrs Grant and Mrs Torrence with mid day luncheon
Middleport residents hosted a noon luncheon Wednesday to compliment Mrs. W. T. Grant and Mrs. Howard Torrence of Kansas City with several other guests including Mrs. Henry Albers of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Lucy Boggess and Mrs. Lucy Downing among the attendees.
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Middleport
G. H. Stansbury
W. T. Grant
Howard Torrence
Kansas City
Henry Albers
Washington, D. C
Lucy Boggess
Lucy Downing
Alfred Kelley Held on Catholic Church Robbery Charge
Alfred Kelley, arrested two weeks ago near Racine for robbing the Minerton Catholic Church of vestments and other property valued at 500 dollars, is detained in the Vinton County Jail in default of bonds.
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Pomeroy
Alfred Kelley
Racine
Ageo
Minerton
Vinton County
Orange Root Claims Cure for Rheumatic Pain
Mrs. G. W. Bailey of Kirkwood Ohio reports four years of rheumatic and neuritic pain eased after taking Orange Root. She says after three bottles all pains left her and joints stopped stiffening, noting remarkable immediate improvement after the first bottle.
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G. W. Bailey
Kirkwood
Ohio
Wheeling
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