Halloween celebration draws 1200 to 1500 in Glouster crowd
In Glouster Sun Day Creek Valley residents join a PTA Halloween event on High Street. A parade from the high school led a drum corps and hundreds in costume. Two dances played by Violins and piano and Merry Troubadours filled the night with music. Prizes from local merchants were awarded for best costumes and comic character poses.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Parent- Teacher Association
High Street
Palace Theater
John Crawford
Hansel Bros
Logan
Anne Cunningham
Marcel
DeLite Beauty Shop
Catharine Leach
David Trasin
Opera House
William Colley
J. W. Stocklein
Virginia Gray
Co. E. Haskins
Zona Giffin
Sayre’s
George Lopez
Helen McCaskey
Jiggs
Goldberg Bros
Amos and
Andy
Mrs Love Dies in Glouster Home
Mrs Wesley Love 42 died Thursday morning at 7 30 at her Spring Street home after months of poor health. She leaves husband three children Doris 19 Herschel 15 Virgil 12 two sisters Mrs James Vaughn and Mrs George Brown and a brother O C Pickering. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m Church of Christ with Rev F E Roberts officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Louster
Wesley Love
Spring Street
Doris
Herschel
Virgil
James Vaughn
George Brown
Sand Rock
O. C. Pickering
Church of Christ
F. E. Roberts
Maplewood
Glouster and Murray City play to scoreless tie on Friday
Glouster High and Murray City High fought to a 0–0 draw at Murray City grounds as fans traveled from Glouster to attend the game moved up a day for the Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association meeting. Frank Gail Sr. buys Sayre Self Serve Store in Glouster and plans continuation as a self serve outlet. Ray White, manager, may relocate to Chauncey or Nelsonville as the Sayre estate owns stores in both towns.
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Glauster
Glouster High
Murray City High
Murray City Grounds
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Glouster
Frank Gail Sr
Hollister
Sayre
Gail
Ray White
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Republican Meeting With Cooper and LeFever
A Republican gathering unfolds at Moose Hall tonight at 7:30 with speakers John H. Cooper of Columbus and Senator LeFever of Glouster.
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Glouster
Repubican
Moose Hall
John H. Cooper
Columbus
Senator LeFever
Cox Attacks Tariff at Democratic Rally
Former Gov. James M. Cox of Dayton assailed the Republican Tariff as out of date calling it the infant era of 75 years ago. He attacked corporate senility of the party and warned the campaign had shown signs of mind slump approaching the body’s dissolution.
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Tiffin
James M. Cox
Dayton
Cox
Funeral for Frank Watkins Sr. in Athens Saturday
The body of Frank Watkins Sr. from Cleveland will arrive in Athens tonight at 8 38 over the Hocking Valley Railroad. He will lie in state at Dowler Funeral Parlors. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Christian Church conducted by Rev. M. E. Chatley. Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Frank Watkins
Cleveland
Athens
Hocking Valley Railroad
Dowler
Christian Church
M. E. Chatley
West Union Street
Pupils Named On Athens Junior High Honor Roll
Sixty six seventh to ninth graders at Athens Junior High earned first six weeks honor roll with B average or better. Principal O L Wood awards each card with a Good Work slip. the list names honored students from seventh, eighth, and ninth grades.
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Athens Junior High School
O. L. Wood
Margaret Kunt
Beth Cable
Betty Jane Corwin
Wendell Davidson
Bobby Davis
Richard Eddy
Harry Entwistle
Dorothy Gentry
Francis Hartman
Goldie Irene Morris
Billy Noble
Jean Pickens
Kathleen Shannon
Wynona Hubler
Hazel Kelley
Delmar Kempton
Janet MckKinnon
Bernice McVay
Martha McVay
Florence Smith
Marjorie Wheaton
Robert Bind
Roger Duhle
Hazel Miverett
June Fultz
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Evelyn Hartman
Jean Mees
Betty McCoy
Maedence McLeod
Virginia McVay
Hjalmer Olson
NeHe Pinkenton
Ruth Phillips
Merrit Preston
Catherine Reynolds
Eleanor Roe
Juanita Saylor
Emma Strahl
Robert Warren
Parker Walker
Phillip Wilkinson
Jean Barlow
Rosemary Bean
Coxey Repeats Washington March for Jobless Relief
Jacob S. Coxey, leader of the 1894 unemployed march, again moved on the capital seeking relief. He obtained an interview with Secretary of Commerce Robert P. Lamont and presented his plan to aid the unemployed.
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Jacobs
Coxey
Washington
Commerce
Robert P. Lamont
Rev Kuhlman to Lead Athens Lutheran Church
The Rev. Arthur H. Kuhlman will succeed Arthur P. Michelfelder as pastor of the Lutheran Church in Athens. He teaches public speaking at Capital University and is a Wittenberg College and Capital Seminary graduate with postgraduate study at Ohio State and Pitt. He holds Alpha Tau Omega and Tau Kappa Alpha memberships and edits Luther League Studies.
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Arthur H. Kuhlman
Capital University
Columbus
Arthur P. Michelfelder
Lutheran Church In
Athens
Kuhlman
Wittenberg College
Theological Seminary
Ohio State University
University of Pittsburgh
Alpha Tau Omega
Tau Kappa Alpha
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Luther League Studies
First Sermon by Rev Kuhlman Sunday at 9:15
The Lutheran Standard notes the Rev Kuhlman will deliver his first sermon this Sunday at 9 15 in the morning. Mr Michelfelder will lead the Liturgical service.
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Lutheran Standard
American Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Michelfelder
Merchants Asked to Display Flags for Homecoming Day
R W Finsterwald Athens American Legion commander requests Athens merchants to display American Legion flags Saturday to celebrate Ohio University Homecoming Day. The effort aims to show community support during the university event.
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American Legion
Ohio University
Athens
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens American Legion
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Murray City
McClanahan's
New York Baldwin
New York
Jack Horner
Little Willie
Kes
Caldwell Maid Creamery Butter
Land O’lakes
Elgin
Spring Valley
Bonnie
Mid-Virginia
Happyvale
Pink
Kellogg’s
Lux
Oa Stores
Hamburg
Rio
W. State St
Bobcats
Arbuckle's Coffee
Ohio Avenue
Wellston, Ohio
U.S
the Stedman Company, Packers
Ohio
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