Thanksgiving Program Listed by Glouster Teachers Association
Thanksgiving program by the first three grades is outlined with titles such as Thanksgiving Dream and Thanksgiving Pop. The meeting opened with flag pledge and America the Beautiful, followed by an invocation by Rev. Browning. The December Parent-Teacher Bazaar is set for December 10 and a prize for room attendance was won by the Central building first grade. The December meeting will be at the field on December 16 with a Christmas program by Palmer pupils under Hedfelt and Mildred. Mrs. Grothaus, former Glouster high teacher, later taught at Belle Center before marrying principal Mr. Grothaus.
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Glouster
Teacher Association
Anna Marie MacVay
Louella Vaughn
Nelleith
Mildred Vaughn
Dma
Miss McKee
Helen den
Browning
Palmer
J Hedfelt
Mildred
Mrs Grothaus in Belle Center Dies After Illness
Mrs Charles Grothaus nee Neva Cunningham of Belle Center dies after araemic poisoning and surgery at Bellefontaine hospital. Her mother Mrs Zern Cunningham and daughter Cunningham accompany by Raymond Cunningham traveled from Columbus to join in Bellefontaine.
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Glouster
Charles Grothaus
Neva Cunningham
Belle Center
Bellefontaine
Grothaus
Zern Cunningham
Z. Cunningham
Cunningham
Colunsia
Raymond Cunningham
Electric siren to be tested in Glouster
Glouster fire department awaits connection of one of two new electric sirens ordered on approval. The department will keep the siren giving best results. Thea Chapter O E S to hold degree work at Masonic hall Tuesday, with refreshments and social time after.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
Masonic Hall
Employment and trade notes from Ohio and beyond
Employment in Ohio shows rise with new factory work and plant reopenings boosting jobs. Discussion includes Coney th and widening foreign trade with New England states. Britain bought 1.5 million tons of U S bituminous coal in September. US bituminous exports exceed last year by nearly seven million tons in early months. Prohibition cases dominate Michigan eastern district with 334 cases and $73,964 in fines.
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Coneyth
New England
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
United States
Michigan
Department of Justice
Cantata Sung by Christian Church Choir
The Christian church choir performed the cantata A Song of Thanksgiving on Sunday night assisted by tenor Fred Lee Tom and bass Charles Schaeffler. Fred W. Peace wrote the work which comprises fourteen selections. Miss Gladys Jones, Mr. Tom, Miss Jones, and Mrs. Pearl Drake sang solos. Mrs. William Ruston accompanied on the organ.
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Christian Church
Fred Lee Tom
Charles Schaeffler
Fred W. Peace
Gladys Jones
Pearl Drake
Miss Jones
Mr. Tom
William Ruston
Partition requested in Smith estate by Grace Gillette
Grace Gillette files a Common Pleas petition against Nora Boudinot and Nellie Smith seeking partition of the Amanda Smith estate. Gillette, Nellie Smith a hospital patient, asks that her interest be set aside.
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Amanda Smith
Common Pleas Court
Grace Gillette
Nora Boudinot
Nellie Smith
Athens State Hospital
Joyce starts new marriage venture in Chicago
James Stanley Joyce, third husband of Peggy Hopkins Joyce Morner, is believed to be in Chicago today beginning a new marriage. His bride is Mrs. R. N. Vail, a well known New York society figure, until Saturday night.
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Chicago
James Stanley Joyce
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce Morner
R. N. Vail
New York
Susan Bevan Convicted in Insurance Fraud Case
London report states four years after her disappearance investigators concluded Susan Bevan staged a drowning to claim life insurance. She was found guilty of attempted insurance fraud in a court there.
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London
Susan Bevan
McLeod Probes Aiken Lynching by Prisoners
Governor Thomas G. McLeod orders an inquiry into the lynching of three Black prisoners at Aiken D C. State detective W. W. Rogers leads the investigation and is noted as a former Atlanta policeman who helped arrest Leo Frank for Mary Phagan's murder.
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Thomas G. McLeod
Aiken
D. C
W. W. Rogers
Rogers
Atlanta
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Seaplane Team Aims for Record Nonstop Flight
Commander Harold T. Bartlett and six crewmen prepared to launch two PN 10 seaplanes from Hampton Roads for a record non stop flight to Panama weather permitting. Tests completed with satisfactory results. If successful they will surpass the 1841 mile Rodgers Hawaii record and the Atlantic guard ships are positioned along the coast.
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Washington
Harold T. Bartlett
Hampton Roads
Panama
Navy Department
Bartlett
John Rodgers
Hawaii
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Miami
Old Providence Island
Colon
Radio Stations Sell Air Time Across the United States
The rise in stations selling airtime has pushed the number of commercial plants to about 400, nearly 70 percent of all U S stations. Stations seek self support and find goodwill advertising often not worth the cost while selling air time proves profitable at current rates. The National Broadcasting Company leads with high tolls and staffs selling accounts. The piece notes the sea covers much of the earth but few live from it directly.
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Washington
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Copper weight used to mint cents last year tops two million pounds
The treasury produced coins totaling 5 115 676 dollars in a year, requiring over 2 000 000 pounds of copper. Nearby Everest climbers report sunstroke incidents even with near freezing air at high altitudes.
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United States Treasury
Mount
Everest
Hamden Teams Beat Wilkesville In Twin Games
Hamden boys led from start to finish to win 24 to 15 while the girls tied 9 to 9 as per girls rules. Earlier Hamden girls beat Vinton 19 to 8 and Hamden boys defeated Vinton 28 to 6. Gillispieville teams were set to play here on Wednesday.
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Hamden
Wilkesville
Harrisonville
Vinton High School
Vinton
Gillispieville
PILES GO QUICK Without Salves or Cutting
Bad circulation and blood stagnation in the lower bowel cause piles. Internal medicine offers permanent relief. external treatments cannot remove the cause. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt’s Hemroid remedy reportedly treated 1000 cases with high success. Available from Cline's Pharmacy with a money-back guarantee.
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Leonhardt
Leonhard
Cline
Morehead Family Visits Columbus and Local Train Event
Mr and Mrs O C Morehead traveled to Columbus to visit sons and brothers Howard and Crawford Morehead. Mrs W E Stanton stayed with Miss Gladys Thomas in Columbus. Bryan Cassell arrived from Columbus to spend the weekend. A large group of schoolchildren and citizens gathered at the B and O depot to watch Queen Marie's special train pass through at 1 09 PM.
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O. C. Morehead
Columbus
Howard Morehead
Crawford Morehead
W. E. Stanton
Gladys Thomas
Bryan Cassell
Queen Marie
B and O Dispatcher Off Duty and Noted Visitors
Finest trains on the B and O noted while a queen view was missed. B and O Dispatcher F. C. Dal dson is off duty due to illness. Miss Nelle Vogelsong was a visitor Saturday morning en route from Columbus to her Wellston home.
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F. C. Daldson
Ness
Nelle Vogelsong
Columbus
Wellston
Test Answers From A Puzzle Page
The excerpt lists correct responses to a five page quiz. It names Sir Harry Lauder as a reference figure and identifies answers about biology and geography. The questions cover topics from simple organisms to states and directions.
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Sir Harry Lauder
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