Masonic Star Elects Officers in Regular Meeting
The Or tern Star at the Masonic Temple elected officers at Monday’s gathering. Elected were Mrs. Flos t tan as worthy matron Mr. Huffman as worthy patron May Huffman as associate matron Fred Lee Toni as associate patron Emma L. Palmer as treasurer Clara Davis as treasurer Grace Riley as conductress ia Young as associate conductress M. M. Kerr as trustee for three years Installation set for the second Monday in December. Mrs Ward Hayes of Chester undergoes gallstone operation in Parkersburg City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortern Star
Masonic Temple
Elec
Flosttan
Huffman
May Huffman
Fred Lee Toni
Emma L. Palmer
Clara Davis
Grace Riley
Ia Young
M. M. Kerr
Athens Represented At W B A Meeting
Local Womans Benefit Association members attend the fortieth anniversary banquet in Nelsonville tonight. The American Legion Home hosts the dinner at 6 15 with the program at the K P Building lodge rooms. Honor guests include Mrs Nellie C V Heppert the Ohio state field director and Dr Katharine C Manion supreme medical examiner who will speak. Chillicothe visitors also plan to attend.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Nelsonville
American Legion
K. of P
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Ohio
Katherine C. Manion
Chillicothe
Girls Scout Council Hosts Tea and Plans Area Conference
Athens members of the Girl Scout Council hosted tea at Mrs. T. M. Wolfe’s Grandview Heights home Monday afternoon. A business session voted to invite Parkersburg and Marietta groups to an Athens area conference in January. Plans included a Tenderfoot and Second Class training course after Thanksgiving and a February regional course led by Morse and Longley. Twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Girl Scout Council
T. M. Wolfe
Grandview Heights
Parkersburg
Marietta
Athens
Thor Olson
Misa Morse
Longley
Hometable talk on radio meals and family life
In a chat about future home life there is speculation on meals cooked by radio while noting that women may not accept such change. The piece recalls family mealtime as a school of unselfishness and tasks, then lists weekend visits by Miss Maude Lee Dorsey and Miss Mabel Dorsey in North Congress Street and relatives from Morgantown and Pittsburgh visiting the Seward household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lee
Mabel Dorsey
J. H. Dorsey
North
Congress Street
Alliance
Pallas Club Meeting Highlights Readings and Reviews
The Pallas Club met at Miss Genevieve Apgar's home at 151 Grosvenor Street on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Nelle Pickering offered sketches from Portraits In Miniature by Strachey Hume Creighton Gibbon and Macaulay. Mrs M E Twiss reviewed The Lady of Godeys by Ruth Finley. William S Shepherd led the ensuing discussion. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club to meet Wednesday at 5 30 at Mrs Guy Sailor's 6 Church Street.
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Pallas Club
Genevieve Apgar
Grosvenor Street
M. E. Twiss
Alpha Gamma Delta
Guy Saylor
Church Street
Former Millfield Resident Dies of Gunshot Wounds
Paul Simpson aged 26 of Newark Ohio died Saturday at City Hospital Newark from gunshot wounds received a week earlier. He is survived by his wife his parents two brothers Kenneth and Arthur and three sisters Char lene Stires Myrtle Craig and Dorothy Simpson. The family home was in Millfield until three years ago when they moved to Newark. The body will be brought to Chauncey for burial in Nye Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Paul Simpson
Frank Simpson
Newark
Ohio
Millfield
City Hospital
Nye
Kenneth Simpson
Columbus
Arthur Simpson
Charlene Stires
Illness Update From Chauncey Area Residents
Jane White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy White living east of Millfield, was seriously ill and unable to attend school in Jacksonville but today is much improved. Mrs Like Russell of Millfield and Mrs Margaret Kiley of Truetown, both recently ill, are also reported improved.
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Chauncey
Jane White
Guy White
Millfield
Jacksonville
Like Russell
Margaret Kiley
Truetown
Local visitors and church service noted in Lower Plains area
Mrs Eva Smith of Carbon Hill visits daughter Mrs W E Dicken and family in Lower Plains. Mrs Lizzie Barber and son Harry Barber of Nelsonville stay with sister Mrs George Gavriel Jr. Rev Fred Fields of Athens preaches at Zion Church. Mrs Hurley and son relocate to Chauncey.
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Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Lizzie Barber
Harry Barber
Elsonville
Barber
George Gavriel
Fred Fields
Athens
Zion Church
Millfield couple host chicken dinner for friends
Millfield, Nov. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert S Keirns entertained a group of friends at a chicken dinner Monday night. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. Boudinot, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blower, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heisen Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Boudinot, and Mr. and Mrs. Keirns.
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Millfield
Gilbert S Keirns
E. Boudinot
Harvid Blower
Herman *Heisen
Allan Boudinot
Keirns
Millfield Bible School Reports 103 Attendance
Millfield Church of Christ Bible school reports 103 in Sunday service. Attendance contest between the Men's Bible Class Marthe Class and Faithful Circle Class ends next Sunday. Gilbert Keirns leads men, Mrs H O McDaniel the women, Mrs F E Bondinot the circle. Five-piece orchestra provides music. special vocal numbers are offered. Mrs P D Hill is superintendent.
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Millfield
Martha Bible Class Meets At Minfelo Church
The Martha Bible Class gathered at the Minfelo Church of Christ in Millfield on Friday for the November session. Edith McDaniel presented the Bible review as guests from the Faithful Circle Class joined the meeting. After business, members quilted and a refreshment course was served. twenty members attended.
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Millfield
Martha Bible
Minfelo Church of Christ
Edith McDaniel
Faithful Circle
F. E. Boudinot
Mayor Hines Warns Tamperers in Chauncey
Chauncey residents report electric meter interference and power shutoffs. Mayor W Hines warns authorities will prosecute any offenders and a close watch is being kept, urging residents to heed the notice.
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Hines
Fale
Chauncey
W. ©. Hines
Jale Will Take It On the Chin May Be Aged Gridders
Chauncey Dover Alumni football team known as Jale held Sunday practice with Fat Ferrell Chase Shields Carlos Wolf Dee Daugherty Red Clark and others practicing. Dwight Karns is manager and Eldon Schoonover assistant. The alumni game, a Thanksgiving morning event at 10, aims to showcase the tough team against the high school Wildcats. Wise to referee.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Dover
Jale
Millfield Girl Suffering From Knee Infection
Donna Lou Blower the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Blower of Millfield is suffering an infection in her right knee caused by a tail at her home here last week She has missed several days of school.
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Millfield
Donna Lou Blower
Harold Blower
Benefit Minstrel Promises Big Kiwanis Night In Glouster
A Kiwanis Club minstrel show at the Glouster Opera House drew a large audience and is expected to attract more tonight. The event funds a new street lighting standard system for High and Main Streets, replacing poles and wires through city wiring. The Kiwanis would finance the standards if the city completes the required wiring.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Glouster Opera House
Gillespie Retires as Grange Head After Eight Years
At his request Ebon Gillespie steps down as master of Trimble Grange after eight years. Gilbert Keirns is elected master. other officers include Allan Boudinot overseer, Hazel Fisher lecturer, D. M. Sawyer treasurer, Ney Kasier secretary, and Ebon Gillespie serves on executive terms. Members with dues or attendance lapses urged to reaffiliate and attend meetings. visiting grangers welcome.
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Trimble
Ney Kasier
Courtney Pettit
Ceres
Ira Louise Pettit
Pomona
May Howard
Flora
Katherine Gillespie
Dortha Gillespie
A. O. Wolfe
B. H Pettit
Ebon Gillespie
Fred Fisher
Grace Watkins
Madeline Boudinot
Trimble Grange
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall Thursday
Glouster names the American Legion Auxiliary holding a regular meeting at the Legion Hall on Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Wedded Here Ran Miss Marguerite McMenamy Becomes Bride
Frank Neagle of Junction City married Miss Marguerite McMenamy, daughter of Thomas McMenamy of Jacksonville, at Holy Cross Church in GOUSTER. Rev F X Clark officiated. Marguerite Cronin was bridesmaid and Francis Clark was best man. After the ceremony the couple drove to Junction City for a wedding breakfast and then left for Florida for the winter.
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Marguerite McMenamy
Fion Nengle
G.ouster
Frank Nengle
Junction City
Marguerite McMenemy
Thomas McMenamy
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
F. X. Clark
Marguerite Cronin
Mrs. Neagle
Florida
Sewing class moved to Friday in Chauncey
Mrs. T. M. Wolfe directs the sewing class in Chauncey to meet Friday at the regular hour instead of Thursday this week.
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Chauncey
T. M. Wolfe
Trotsky Leaves Prinkipo for Copenhagen
Leon Trotsky exiled Soviet leader now living on Prinkipo Island departed for Copenhagen today. The trip's reasons were not disclosed.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Leon Trotsky
Wio
Prinkipo Island
Copenhagen
Grafton grade crossing inquiry may extend
In Elyria on November 5 County Prosecutor Don Myers suggested the State Utilities Commission might be asked to continue the investigation into the Grafton grade crossing accident that cost four lives Sunday.
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Elyria
State Utilities Commission
Don Myers
Funeral services for Mrs J A Westfall held in Athens
Funeral services for Mrs. J. A. Westfall will be conducted Wednesday at 2 PM at the Christian Church in Athens with burial at West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the home of Mrs. Elmer Spencer in The Plains tonight between 6 and 8 o'clock.
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J. A. Westfall
Christian Church
Athens
West Union Street
Westfall
Elmer Spencer
The
Plains
Hoover Special Train Reaches St Louis En Route Washington
President Hoover’s special train from California to Washington arrived in St Louis at 9 50 a m today. The stop marks a smooth transit through the city as the presidential party continues its journey eastward.
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ST. Louis
Hoover
California
Washington
Trimble PTA Chicken Dinner Promises School Support
The Trimble Parent-Teacher Association will hold a chicken dinner at J.T. High School Building on Thursday from 5 o'clock. Proceeds will fund school activities and projects.
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Trimble
Parent-Teacher Association
J.T. High School
End Fear of Mik Famine Ends in Cincinnati Strike Breakthrough
In Cincinnati 1200 striking wagon drivers and local dairymen signed a preliminary accord after Federick Keightly of the U S Department of Labor mediated. Drivers accept arbitration in 10 days with a 10 percent wage cut instead of 20. Violence was reported after the strike began last Saturday.
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Cincinnati
U.pa
Fred Keightly
United States Department of Labor
Masons Elect Trimble Lodge Officers Led by Charles White
GLOUSTER November 15 Officers for the coming year were elected by Trimble Lodge No. 957 F and A M Worshipful master Charles White senior warden John Penrod junior warden Hoye Seckinger treasurer C F Danford secretary Eugene Miner senior deacon Virgil Fierbaugh junior deacon James Philline tyler Lawrence Persinger. Other officers are appointive and to be announced later.
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Trimble Lodge
Charles White
Glouster
John Penrod
Hoye Seckinger
F. Danford
Eugene Miner
Virgil Fierbaugh
James Philline
Tyler
Lawrence Persinger
New Main Street sidewalk work nears completion
In Glouster on Main Street a cement sidewalk on the north side from North Street to Cross Street has been completed. Another section from Cross Street to Fairlawn Avenue remains to be poured, completing the project as stated.
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Glouster
Main Street
North Street
Cross Street
Crosse Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders Remedy Ad
A historical advertisement for Mothers Gray’s Sweet Powders claimed to ease constipation fever teething discomfort and aid infants. It promoted a gentle stimulant effect and urged doctors to prescribe the remedy nationwide from Mother Gray Co New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
Robber Beaten by Milan Citizens After Milan Bank Hold-up
A 30 year old robber captured after the Farmers and Citizens Banking Company holdup in Milan Ohio was beaten by a mob in Milan. He admitted to Erie County authorities his Cleveland home. He suffered a fractured skull and tuberculosis and said he wanted the loot for treatment in Arizona.
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Cleveland
Farmers’ & Citizens Banking Company
Milan
Erie County
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Arizona
Mass meeting to aid unemployed in Athens and nearby counties
A mass meeting for unemployed residents of Athens Meigs Perry and Hocking Counties will be held at the Glouster Opera House Wednesday night at 7 oclock. Labor speakers from Pittsburgh and Cleveland will attend and invitations went to unemployed from Crooksville Pomeroy New Straitville and other mining towns.
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Glouster
Athens
Meigs
Perry
Hocking Counties
Glouster Opera House
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Crooksville
Pomeroy New Straitaville
Banks Stronger Resources in U S Are Greater Now Than Before
Total resources of 6,085 reporting national banks in the continental United States Alaska and Hawaii on Sept 30 amounted to 22 565 995 000 dollars said acting comptroller of the currency F G Awalt This figure shows an increase of 198 284 000 since June 30 but a drop of 3 150 060 000 since Sept 29 last year
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Washington
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
F. G. Awalt
State must pay Ashtabula county schools now
Nov. 15 state owes $40,000 to the county school system, threatening closure of 15 schools in the county. School superintendent C. D Groves says more than half of the funds have been due for over a year.
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Ashtabula
C. D Groves
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Readied by Women
A Struthers Ohio woman reports improved appetite and energy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tablets. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and claims half a million women find it helpful.
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Pinkham
C. R. Momers
Fourth St
Struthers
Ohio
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