Louster M. E. Minister Is Given Donation Party
Fifty five persons gathered at the M. E. Parsonage in Louster to surprise Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Smith with a donation party. A four-woman committee created a garden quilt top while gifts of groceries filled tables. The Smiths thanked the donors and planned to stay in the city another year. Mrs. Chris Skinner returned from Bucyrus after visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. Bert Marquis, who remains in hospital after a major operation.
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Gglouster
M. E. Parsonage
O. P. Smith
Mary Jones
Slouster
Chris Skinners
Bucyrus
Bert Marquis
Evangelistic Services at Spencer Ridge Church
Evangelist Mary Wah will lead evan gelistic services Sunday evening at 7 30 at Spencer Ridge Church south of Corning. Special singing announced. Hollister PTA to meet at Hollister Central School Monday night October 8 at 7 30 with a special program.
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Glouster
Spencer Ridge Church
Corning
Mary Wah
Hollister
Parent-Teacher Association
Hollister Central School
Missing Sister Name in Hall Relatives List
In the list of relatives surviving Mrs. G R Hall of Douglas Arizona a sister Mrs John Curtis Cuyahoga Falls was unintentionally omitted from the publication last Thursday.
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Glouster
G. R. Hall
Douglas
Arizona
John Curtis
Cuyahoga Falls
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets in Columbus
Mrs John Bulloch Mrs Charles Kirkbride and Mrs Esta Gardner attended a branch meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society in Columbus Wednesday Rev O P Smith of the M E Church accompanied the women to the capital city
Move for Sales Tax Gains New Momentum in States
A survey shows 22 states now adopt sales taxes, expanding as real estate taxes yield less revenue. States like Arizona California Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Missouri New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia use varied forms, some taxing all retail sales others selected goods or services.
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Sam
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
O O F To Confer Two Degrees Tonight
Many Odd Fellows are expected at Magic City Lodge for the first and second degrees. The degree team from Magic City will work the first degree and the team from Charles Thomas Lodge Jacksonville will confer the second. Delayed dates and further degrees planned for Jacksonville and McArthur lodges.
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McArthur Lodge
Odd Fellows
Community Visit Notes From Taylor Ridge Area
Sunday visits span multiple families with ties to Chauncey Glouster Athens Lancaster Spencer Ridge and Millfield. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Jack Canter Mr and Mrs Clarence Loper Vern Kempton Arnold Linholum and others spent time with relatives and attended services led by Rev Mrs Mary Wahl.
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Jack Canter
Clarence Loper
Chauncey
John Wenger
Maven Murphy
Clarence Wevnn
Glouster
John Kempton
Vern Kempton
Athens
Arnold Linholum
Lancaster
Felix Linholum
Glen McConkey
Fred Leak
Greas Run
Fred Heffken
Dora Heffken
Mennie Keck
James Friend
Mary Wahl
Carl
Charleen Wah
Mary Keck
Spencer Ridge
Summers and visitors from Columbus stay over weekend
Mr and Mrs W W Summers of Columbus visited relatives in Zaleski on Friday. Mr and Mrs James McKibben spent Sunday with kin in Belpre. Miss Emma Vansky plans to live with Miss Margaret Calvin in Hamden for winter. Ulysses James of South Vienna visits siblings. Mr and Mrs Richard Jones spend weekend with Portsmouth relatives. Parent Teacher Association met Wednesday night.
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W. W. Summers
Columbus
James McKibben
Belpre
Emma Vansky
Hamden
Margaret Calvin
Ulysses James
South Vienna
Richard Jones
Portsmouth
Yohnalessee Trail: A Western North Carolina Scenic Turnpike
The Yohnalessee Trail between Blowing Rock and Linville in western North Carolina is a 21 mile scenic turnpike opened since 1930. It climbs Grandfather Mountain offering panoramic views over balsam forests, waterfalls, and high elevations near Coffey's Gap and Grandfather Mountain, with Calloway Peak and the Great Divide near White Top marking key high points.
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Blowing Rock
Linville
North Carolina
Great Smokies
Rockies
Alps
Yohnalossee
Cranberry Cove
Grandfather Mountain
Coffey's Gap
Table Rock
Calloway Peak
White Top
Virginia
Tennessee
Blue Ridge
Festival Opens Army Church Week Tonight
Brigadier Claude Bates explains Salvation Army Harvest Home Week marks a harvest festival tradition. Members display farm products baked goods and fancy work at the Army Hall Friday night and sale follows Saturday by the Home League. The week is a time of thanksgiving for Salvation Army folks.
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Salvation Army
Claude Bates
Army Hall
Home League
Bates
Homecoming Plans Set by Loyal Women's Class
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ meets at the church tonight to arrange plans for the homecoming event. The group will coordinate invitations, decorations, and program details for the community gathering.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
M. E. Church Board Organized for Year
Glouster The Sunday School Board of the M. E. Church organized for the coming year electing officers across all departments. John Blower named superintendent with Andrew Allen as assistant. Various department heads, secretaries, pianists, and a new boys class teacher were announced. The Orpha Sunday School Class will hold a bake sale at Glouster Furniture Exchange on High Street Saturday from 10 a.m.
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Robert Bulloch
J. H. Elias
E. E. Munden
J. W. Yaw
W. W. Leadbetter
Gertrude Pride
Mary Binderbasin
Ethel Bailey
Mae Dunnett
Home Department
Esta Gardner
A. Bingman
East Side School Prevails In Tough Touch Football Clash
East Side School beat Mechanicsburg 2 to 0 on Rufus Putnam playgrounds in a tight touch and pass football game. Mechanicsburg girls defeated East Side 39 to 14, while West Side boys beat Central and Central girls won in pinball on the West side playgrounds.
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Meagle
Pendry
Grover
Garrett
Hayes
Brown
Chapman
Welch
Peckham
Easier Credit Is Aim Of NRA New Branch
In Columbus on October 5 the NRA opens a new branch to ease credit for small manufacturers employing under 260 workers. Prof Theodore N Beckman of Ohio State University leads the survey of capital requirements, with a report due to President Roosevelt this month.
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NRA
Columbus
National Recovery Organization
Theodore N. Beckman
Ohio State University
Roosevelt
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