Rothwells Meet Club Hosts South America Program
The Rothwell Club gathered at Mrs. C. K. Rockhold’s Madison Street home with president Mrs. F. P. Kientz leading. Mrs. Craft presented on South America’s rivers lakes mountains forests and flora as the group studies the region this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Blower
W. W. Bryson
W. R. Drury
J. H. Henshaw
Wm. James
F. P. Kientz
O. A. McDonald
E. E. Mundew
T. L. Noon
C. A. Pride
W. A. Craft
Rockhold
See You Later musical comedy planned by Jax PTA
The Parent-Teacher Association will present the musical comedy See You Later at the Pastime Theater Tuesday night at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the schools. A repeat performance will follow at Jacksonville Trimble High School Auditorium the next night at 8 o'clock. Directed by Miss Louise Egles with music led by Miss Margaret Cronin.
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Jacksonville
Parent-Teacher Association
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Louise Egles
Margaret Cronin
Rebekahs Prepare Lancaster Trip This Friday
Rebekahs and Past Noble Grands planning travel to Lancaster with the Past Noble Grands are instructed to report to Mrs. Snowden in the Rebekah Lodge room Saturday night for details.
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Rebekahs
Lancaster
Kinder Is Fined On Two Liquor Charges
GLOUSTER Oct 10 Arrested Thursday morning by Constable G H Love Harry Kinder of Trimble pleaded guilty before Justice C W Wilson to driving a car while intoxicated and was fined 200 dollars plus 10 35 in costs and suspended for six months. He also pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicants and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Unable to pay he was jailed until fines are paid with a potential 288 days in jail if unable to settle.
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Glouster
G. H. Love
Harry Kinder
Trimble
C. W. Wilson
Kinder
Miss Bond Discusses Virgil Celebration in Gloucester
Miss Mabel Bond, Latin teacher at Gloucester High School, spoke on the two thousandth year celebration of the poet Virgil at the Gloucester Kiwanis Club meeting in the M E Church social room. Club singing closed the program and the attendance prize from Andrew Allen went to E L Jones.
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Glouster
Mabel Bond
Glouster High School
Virgil
Glouster Kiwanis Club
M. E. Church
Andrew Allen
E. L. Jones
Nasad Not in Store Before Incident, Storewife Says
In Glouster on Tuesday afternoon the Messenger's report of Mike Nasad of Modoc being in the company store prior to an alleged attempt at self harm is denied. The store manager's wife says Nasad had not visited the store for at least three months.
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Glouster
the Messenger
Mike Nusad
Modoc
Nasad
Reverend Householder to preach at Liberty Hill
The Rev. Howard Householder of Murray City will fill the pulpit at Liberty Hill Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock for the Rev. Paul E. Kemper of Glouster who normally conducts the Liberty Hill services.
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Glouster
Howard Householder
Murray City
Liberty Hill
Paul E. Kemper
Ohio State Athletics Net Income Tops Seven Hundred Thousand
Ohio State University athletic department reports total income of 691 981 76 for July 1 1929 to June 30 1930. Football provides the largest revenue at 523 982 13 with programs 22 306 and student coupon tickets 79 022 90. Expenditures for stadiums salaries and other costs reach 682 248 66.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Tracy
Scott E. Hambleton
University
Ohio
No More Time for Demonstrators Promotes Clabber Girl Baking Powder
A customer recounts a failed cake experience and credits Clabber Girl Baking Powder with turning outcome around. She avoids demonstrations, trusts the product, and reports consistent results with sweet or sour milk in biscuits cookies and doughnuts.
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Calla
Autos Collide In Ringgold Truck and Sedan Crash
A Ringgold truck and a sedan collided at the Spring and Cross Streets intersection Thursday morning. Both vehicles were damaged. The truck driver took responsibility and agreed to pay for sedan repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ringgold
Spring and
Cross Streets
Hoover to Be Kept Busy on His Message
President Hoover is likely to stay at his desk through fall and winter with no vacation planned, as White House officials report. He had considered a national parks tour before continuing work on his administration’s message.
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Hoover
Washington
U.P
White House
President plans brief fishing trip near Washington in fall
The President hopes for a two to three day fishing trip near Washington before Congress meets in December. Associates say he would like to visit Kansas City or Texas but will likely be unable to. He has two speeches in November and time set for preparing the annual message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kansas City
Texas
Young farmer injured in cane grinder accident
William Ballard aged 29 of near Cutler Ohio was seriously hurt when a loose rope pulled him into a cane grinding machine between a horse and a heavy beam. He suffered skull fractures and other injuries. He was taken to St Joseph Hospital in Franklin and remained unconscious with serious condition Oct 10 report from Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
William Ballard
Cutler
Ohio
Coolville
Little Hocking
St. Joseph Hospital
Franklin's Ambulance
Belpre
Local Young Man Dies Suddenly at Home
A young man, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ballard of near Cutler, died suddenly at a late hour last night. He was unmarried.
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R. A. Ballard
Near
Cutler
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