Tom Cats Meet New Lexington Friday Night in Glouster
The Scarlet and Gray Tom Cats host New Lexington in Glouster Stadium on Friday seeking revenge for last year’s defeat. New Lexington brings a strong squad and a large traveling delegation, with a potential record crowd if weather cooperates. Guarantee from the Concord game was $25. meals and transport cost $11.
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Glouster
New Lexington
Scarlet and Gray Tom Cats
Clouster Stadium
Scarlet and Gray
New Concord
Glouster School Notes Share Letter From England
Superintendent Figley notes a letter from Glou cester England describing two manual instruction centers for senior boys and two domestic science centers for senior girls. Fire drill times differ by class, while eighth graders create English posters. Teachers decorate rooms for Halloween and celebrate birthdays, welcoming back ill students and recounting class activities across grades.
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Glouster
Figley
Gloucester
England
United States
W. H. Harland
Jane Murray
Miss Murray
Lalla Danford
Helen Dennison
Ruth
Ralph Buchman
Eileen Pough
Tommy Echstenkamper
Tommy Pappas
Virginia Whaley
Bobby Cotter
Billy McClelland
Foster Slay
Woman's Group Plans Election Day Dinner at Church
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Jacksonville Methodist Church met to plan a chicken dinner for election day and a church basement soup sale on Oct. 22. Mrs. Margaret Park presided, with a program reviewing Moon Flower by Mrs. E. C. Shirkey. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Columbus Day program features Catholic Ladies Study Club
The Catholic Ladies Study Club met Tuesday evening in the church hall for a Columbus Day program led by hosts Mrs. Joseph Wolf, Sr. and Miss Josephine Hed felt. Readings and poems on Columbus were given by H. H. Bailey, Gertrude Danning, and Mary Jennice, with current events forming the roll call. A Halloween masquerade is planned for October 21. One guest, Ruth Ann Bailey, attended with eighteen members listed, including H. H. Bailey, Kate Bartels, George Carter, A. H. Chute, Joe Cavella, James Cavella, Sr., William Echstenkamper, Aelred Healey, Mary Jennice, Sam Kamento, T. A. Noon, Lena Orndorf, Mark Rothery, Leo Smith, Walter Yount, and Gertrude Darling.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Joseph Wolf
Josephine Hedfelt
Leo Smith
Columbus
H. H. Bailey
Gertrude Danning
Mary Jennice
Ruth Ann Bailey
Kate Bartels
George Carter
A. H. Chute
Joe Cavella
James Cavella, Sr
Chris Parker Honored At Surprise Party
Mrs. Chris Parker hosted a Saturday surprise party for her husband Chris Parker in Glouster. Parker, head electrician in the winding room at Sunday Creek Shops Corning, received a pipe and wrist watch. A three tier cake topped the event with refreshments for attendees including Lawrence Gallagher Nelsonville Hen Spray Leonard Parry Albert Harmon Stockdale Gatchel Hodgson and others.
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Glouster
Chris Parker
Madison St
Hen Spray
Leonard Parry
Corning
Albert Harmon
Charles Stockdale
Charles Gatchel
Lance Hodgson
Hemlock
Parker
Palace Bowlers Defeat Leaders in Two Games
In the Men's League at Palace Theater, Palace Bowlers beat league leader Beshara Confectionery two games. Joe Wolfe Jr posted an 581 triple and 269 single, leading the match and the league in high single. Tonight the Mixed League features Cubs versus Dodgers at 7 p.m. Helen Morgan, famed for tearful love songs since Show Boat, died last night.
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Glouster
Palace Theater
Beshara Confectionery
Joe Wolfe, Jr
Cubs
Dodgers
Chicago
Helen Morgan
Flo Ziegfeld
Straitsville Personal and Social Notes
Straitsville notes from Oct 9 report visits from Mrs. Josie Stobbs and others, church event invites for Oct 10, and family visits including Andrew Spencer and Dotty Hazelton. Local social items mention Busy Bee Circle, Swastika Council, and party plans. Also notes the critical condition of Perry County prosecutor T. B. Williams after a Saturday auto accident.
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New Straitsville
Josie Stobbs
Catherine Thomas
Judith Ann
Taylorsville, Jr
Ray Dixon
Murray City
R. of P. Hall
St. Augustine Church
Andrew Spencer
Ernest Backus
Norma
Barberton
Dotty Hazelton
West Lafayette
Thea White
Burnice Condiss
Marilyn June
Detroit
Jackson Williamson
Mary Catherine Hazelton
Columbus Hospital
Fred Blankenship
Robert Blankenship
James Blank
Senior Class To Hold Their Annual Party
Glouster High School seniors held their annual party Tuesday evening in the high school gymnasium with games and dancing. Class sponsors were Miss Helen Green and Miss Betty McCoy. Miss Lalla Danford attended as a guest and lunch was served to seniors and guests.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Helen Green
Betty McCoy
Lalla Danford
Eagles Leader to Speak in Jacksonville Friday Evening
A. A. Miller of Columbus deputy grand worthy president and deputy organizer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will address Jacksonville Eagles Friday evening October 10 at 8 o'clock.
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Jacksonville
A. A. Miller
Columbus
Order of Eagles
Jacksonville Eagles
Judge blocks Roosevelt Party ballot name in Campbell election
Judge Erskine Maiden Jr issues temporary injunction halting Mahoning County election board from printing ballots for Campbell municipal election that would include the Roosevelt Party name. Local officials race to adjust ballot content and timing ahead of voting.
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Youngstown
Erskine Maiden, Jr
Mahoning
Vinton County Court Notes Report on Grand Jury Actions
The September term grand jury reported to Common Pleas Judge A L Chatfield after a three day session and ignored a second degree murder charge against Herbert Walters. Seventeen indictments were returned, including failures to provide for children and illegal operation of motor vehicles. The panel also noted the county jail's satisfactory condition and listed jurors. Other items include a resignation of Milo Scott as recorder, appointment of his sister Agnes Scott, road and gravel contracts, a rail repair grant, and a dog wardens report. Draft selections and local service details are noted.
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Elisha Palmer
William Queen
Clyde Stewart
Clifford Molihan
Ed Salts
Frank Kinnison
Elmer Winn
Ed Malone
Jesse McLain
James Kirby
William Barber
Clyde Barnett
Elmer R. Jarvis
Paul Omar Davis
Floyd Jayjohn
Board of County Commissioners
Scott
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Agnes Scott
Allensville
Shurtz
Ralph Crow
McArthur
Vinton Stone and Coal Co
Minerton Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dundas
Jackson Township
John Seitz
Orville Taylor
One Capsute Daily Vitamin Supply Details
Daily dosage listing shows Vitamin A 105000 USP units per week Vitamin D 1750 USP units per week Vitamin C 43500 USP units per week Vitamin B6 7000 gamma per week Vitamin B12 6000 USP units per week for four weeks total price 198 dollars for supply.
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