Richard Jauchius Dies at Home Here This Morning
Richard F. Jauchius 46 superintendent of Mine No. 267 Hunterdon died at his Spring Street home at 6 oclock after a recent illness a stroke left him unconscious. He leaves a widow four children Violet Emma Arthur and Richard and four brothers Herman William Henry and George and two sisters Mrs Nolte and Mrs Kirkwood. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Church of Christ with Rev Roberts and Rev Rogers officiating burial in Crooksville.
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Slouster
Richard F. Jauchius
Hunterdon
Spring Street
Denly
Janchius
Violet
Emma
Arthur
Richard
Herman
William
Newark
Henry
Princess
George
Crooksville
Charles Nolte
Ashland
Clarence Kirkwood
Eaglesport
R. T. Jauchius
Jauchius
Tropic
Church of Christ
F. E. Roberts
Columbus
M. S. Rogers
Last Regular Council Meeting Set for Tonight
Glouster residents are informed that the final council meeting of October will convene at the City Building tonight at seven o'clock. The session will address month end business and city affairs.
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Glouster
Halloween Celebrating Is Started Too Early Here
GLOUSTER Oct 16 Young people are advised not to start Halloween celebrations early by Mayor Andrew Allen. Complaints have been filed about pranks in parts of the city. Police will watch for pre Halloween acts and offenders will be treated as law violators. Halloween is to be confined to one night and property damaging pranks will not be tolerated.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
Mrs Burke Wolfe in serious condition after operation
Mrs. Burke Wolfe of Columbus formerly of Glouster is in a Columbus hospital in serious condition after a major operation. She was formerly Miss Leatha Kirn of Murray City.
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Glouster
Burke Wolfe
Columbus
Wolfe
Leatha Kirn
Murray City
Reorganizing Christian Endeavor Society Planned
A meeting to reorganize the Christian Endeavor Society is set at the Church of Christ Sunday night at 6 o'clock. Senior high students recent graduates and all young people in those ages are invited to attend.
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Glouster
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Lindenlaub Goes to Russia to Aid Strip Mine Projects
E A Lindenlaub, employed at Hunterdon mine since March, will leave Glouster November 16 and sail November 19 from New York to Hamburg to become assistant mining engineer in Soviet strip mine projects under a professor he studied with at Freiberg University. He arrived in the U S March 1929 and has stayed with Ernest Williams on Spring Street.
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Lindeniaub
Sullen
Glouster
Ernest Williams
Spring Street
New Sanitary Market Opens in Wea ver Building
In Glouster on October 16 the Sanitary Market opened handling meats and groceries. Ernest Vernon and Ralph Nida own the new store, located one door north of the Carpenter Hardware Company.
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Glouster
Weaver
Carpenter Hardware Company
Ernest Vernon
Ralph Nida
Detention Period Reduces Tardy School Attendance
Glouster announces a detention period after school to curb tardiness. The measure has led to a noticeable drop in the number reporting late for school or classes.
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Glouster
Ohio Parents and Teachers reelect Shaffer as president
Dayton. On the final day of the 26th convention Ohio Parents and Teachers reelect Mrs. Hamilton Shaffer of Dayton as president and trustee.
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Dayton
U.P
Ohio
Hamilton Shaffer
Night strollers gasp at eerie Washington Monument eyes
The United Press reports that the Washington Monument has red eyes at night to warn aviators and deter necking near the speedway, while pols seek to appear familiar with constituents. The piece mocks political flattery and shared misrecognitions between politicians and citizens.
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George the Veracious
Tickler Five Children and the Sclon Political Pep Talk
A fragment hints at a political item where a joke or statement about "five children" and a "sick" child is used to critique a senator's campaign. The speaker remarks that such lines gain votes and sustain a senator’s political livelihood, illustrating election era rhetoric.
Child Betty Newsome Killed in Columbus Car Collision
Betty Jane Newsome, nine, was killed when her father’s car collided with another vehicle in Columbus. Willie Glass drove the other car.
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Columbus
U.R
Betty Jane Newsome
Willie Glass
Negro found dead near railroad tracks in Columbus
A man about 33, likely William Logwood of Yellow Springs, Ohio, was found dead beside the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks in Columbus after midnight Friday. Police listed no immediate cause of death and planned routine investigations.
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Columbus
William Logwood
Yellow Springs
Delegates Selected For Southeastern Ship Teachers Convention
Meetings at Athena area schools Thursday chose representatives and alternates to the Southeastern Ship Teachers Association convention to be held in Athens on October 20 and 30. Delegates will attend the general assembly to conduct association business from Athena Junior High.
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Southeastern Ship Teacher's Association
Athens
General Assembly
School Election Names Principals and Alternates
M. A. Grubb was elected principal with William Bryant as alternate. Edward Dowelwill appears in the record as another named participant.
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M. A. Grubb
William Bryant
Edward Dowelwill
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