Character as Theme at Jacksonville Club Meeting
The Jacksonville Mothers' Club met Oct 13 at Mrs Ley's home with eight members. The program centered on character training, featuring papers by Mrs Williams, Mrs Altman, Mrs Mekhintey, and Mrs Mandrell, plus a poem and two solos. Prizes were awarded at the close. next meeting set for Nov 13 at Mrs Dunlevy's. The same issue reports a house fire damaging the Glouster structure, with $300 loss and full insurance coverage, discovered by Mrs Pedlcord.
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GC. E White
White
Jack
C. Eo Keller
Columbus
Leonardsburg
Susan Chevalier
Reedsville
Ella Tilton
R. C. Batley
Torch
San Bernado
Calif
W. A
Glouster
Jacksonville
Williams
Altman
Mekhintey T “Dill
Mandrell
Shirley
Dorothy Jervis
Irma Jean Nicholas
Lagic
Trimble
Smith
Kalt
Dunlevy
Letter Golf HELP AT HAND TO HARM
Train of garbled lines resembles a crossword style note. The text hints at wordplay with letters forming phrases like HELP and GOLF and mentions a four par and a misread last page clue suggesting a puzzle context and incomplete instruction.
Coolville Neighbors Host and Visit Diverse Guests
A列 summary of visits and guests in Coolville and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Runion and A. C. Davis families, the Pierce household, and Belpre, Parkersburg, Akron, and Columbus travelers. Notable items include Helen Wharff’s recovery from typhoid fever, hospital discharge of Sarah Beam, and multiple day trips during Columbus Day holiday.
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Lancaster Fair
F. G. Runion
A. C. Davis
PD Sheets
Jairy
White and Sons
Clyde
E.G. Carleton
E. M. Jr
Jack
Pierce
Harpold
Belpre
Thursaay
Edward Wharft
Portsmouth
Martha Evers
Mra. Wharff
Helen
Sidney Lee
Tilton
Punchay
Sarah Beam
Newark
WITS
WANG
C. L. White
Clyde, Jr
Columbus
C. E. White
Piqua
A. O. Frame
Vigilhous
Auaien
Parkersburg
C. Lb. Stout
Nelsonville
Ward
Frame
Ports
William Mitchell
Davia
L. M. Walden
Julia
Walden
Hope Walden
Cincinnati
Kenmore
Ohio
H. R. Austin
Frank Blackwellson
James
Clyde C. Green
C. I. Findling
Akron
I. E. Green
Nelson-Alfred
Mr.ville
E. M. Pierce
L. Green
A. J. Russell
Belprevisof Reck Street
Green
A. C. Mills
Elizabeth
Ternoon. Richardson
W. C. Stout
Sem Ralph
Cleveland
A. B. Saunders
Urch Class Meeting At Church Of Christ
The regular monthly meeting of the MD It Class of the Church of Christ met at Mr and Mrs Lred Brown home Thursday night. After business the dues were paid and refreshments served. Attendees included Helen Dunnett Leona Houwid Elizabeth Waldech Dave Lantz Dora Livin Laura Heck and many others. The next class meeting will be hosted by Mrs Lalla Dunnett.
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Glouster
M. D
Church of Christ
Lred Brown
Funes
Heln Dunnett
Uth Ann Kittle
Leona Hou~wid
Elizabeth Waldech
Dave Lantz
Dora Livin
Laura Heck
Bellis Lantz
Frances Bailey
Doores Clemens
Mane Richards
Moience Howard
Naida Price
Ida
Mae Jewell
Violet Matthews
Ware Gimta Gaev
Dolores Shay
Catherne Leach
Nedra Eddy
Luelille Bover
Lorence Sweeney
Leona Brown
Roberts
Mrs. Sweeney
Lalla Dunnett
Lady Astor Attends Virginia Groveners Ball in Richmond
Lady Astor, longtime Virginian figure, joins a grand procession led by Harry Flood Byrd at the Virginia Grovernes Ball in Richmond. She wears a gown described as costing roughly a half million dollars, marking a high society event.
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Neaney Astor
Tichmond
Lady Astor
Harry Flood Byrd
Shi
Brillant
Lara
Sixth annual Civil War veterans convention held in Crooksville
Members of Mary Suett Tent and five Civil War veterans from this city attended the sixth annual District No. 7 Daudgers of Civil War Veterans convention in Croooksville Friday. The event included morning afternoon and evening sessions with twelve tents from Newark Zancoville Grantville Digaden Roseville Crookesile New Lexington Somerset Glouster Athens Pomeroy Nelsonville.
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Mary Suett
Daudgers
Crooksellia
Distiict
Newark
Zancoville
Grant
Ville
Digaden
Rosevill
Crookesile
New Lexington
Somerset
Glouster
Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Onnlesille
Tennis Racquets and Bubbles on Rainy Day Fun
A fragmented note describes children playing with soap bubbles and improvised coloring on tennis racquets. It mentions storing tennis gear for winter and attempts at varnish coloring, with unclear references to bubble toys and elastic strings.
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Aif
Alrohol
Probate Court Approves Bond and Public Sale of Real Estate
In Athens County Probate Court the case of Hal H. Rowland as administrator of Rup ert M Patterson estate against Alice Hooper et al approved the bond and ordered a public auction of the real estate, free from dower interests, for not less than two thirds of the appraised value. The court also appraised Edward Tubbs estate with debts totaling 1,088.10 and a gross value of 2,486.10, taxes and exemptions noted. Mary Carman executrix sought tax exemption. gross value 1,000 with debts 51.50 leaving 948.50 to widow, tax exempt. In Common Pleas Court Mamie Gribkles filed for divorce from Joseph Brickles on grounds of cruelty and neglect, married October 12 1927 with no children, seeking divorce permanent alimony and restoration of maiden name Mamie Gettle.
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Hal H. Rowland
Rupert M Patterson
Alice Hooper
Athens County
Mable T. Patterson
Edward Tubbs
Sarah German
L. H. Blach
Mary Carman
Thomas Carman
Inn Common Pleas Court
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Mamie Gribkles
Joseph Brickles
Mamle Gettle
Home and area social notes from Middleport and nearby towns
Community members visit, host, and meet in Middleport and surrounding areas. Names include Ray Smith, Mrs Lant, E M Daugherty, F B Tidd, Hoobler, Barth, Aira J E Hooper, Ruth and Jane Hooper, E M Pierce, Strad Noland, Mattie Reed, Susan Grimes, Emerson Stout, Herbert Hitchcock, William Hitchcock, Cathrine Booth, Lizzie Frost, Arlo Root, and a motorist on Shepherd Bridge. An injury is noted for Stout. Also San Antonio reports an aerial pageant closing the National American Legion convention.
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Ray Smith
Middleport
Lant
Aira
J. E. Hooper
Ruth
Jane
Portsmouth
E. M. Pierce
Strad Noland
Mattie Reed
Susan Grimes
Emerson Stout
Rock Street
Herbert Hitchcock
William
Xenia
Cathrine Booth
Lizzie Frost
Arlo Root
Parkersburg
Shepherd Bridge
Rockland
Mr. Root
Laying Sidewalks Along New Street
Sidewalks on North Lancaster Street are being rebuilt after repaving. Retaining walls are being constructed before paving is completed. The five foot walks will be finished in a week or ten days with much wall cutting. Half the wall work done and sidewalks sold from the Catholic Cemetery to the Canal. New walks replace ruined concrete ones at no cost to property owners.
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Lancaster Street
Bui
Murder charges to be placed again in Ohio man case
Cleveland police say murder charges will be filed again against Anto Wiscoff, 61, after the death of his wife Anna Wiscoff, 64, following an argument over her seeking work outside the home. Officers allege he shot her during the dispute.
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Cleveland
Muurder
Anto Wiscoff
Anna Wiskoff
Wickatt
Cured His Rupture Without Operation Claim
A reader claims a non surgical cure for a long standing rupture using a product. He reports relief after years of suffering and invites others to write for full information and care. He provides his name and address in Manasquan New Jersey and urges readers to copy the notice.
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Pullen
Carpenter
Lavy Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
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G. Club of
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Smith Home
Coolville
Wellington Barnhart Farm
Flro Fireen
C. M. Morrison
William Lee
Stewart
Della Frame
Little
Jane Loy Frame
Mrs. Samandly
Taannioai
Palmer
Shreveport
Daj
Charles Palmer
Tin
Garth
Thurston
Junior
Inidorade
Ark
CletMen
W. Va
Didorado
Mr. and
Wee
Pred Brown
Tam Moo. BR
Daughters of Veterans
IVENG
Detroit
Century Sixseight
Algeo Motor Sales
Carpenter and Grosvenor Sts
Athens, O
BAC
Court House
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Legion
San Antonio
Tex
National American Legion
TSS
Hore
James Imes
Jew
York City
Orks
Stn
Stas
Ane
New Plymouth
Omparison
Plymouth
Dolce
Chrysler Seymouth
C. R. Featherston
O. Bell Auto Sales Co
Victory
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Dodge Brothers
Denis
C. A. Daugherty
McArthur Gc Logan
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