Progressive Club Opens At Home Of President
The first meeting of the calendar year for the Progressive Literary Club was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Fred Slaughter’s home, 99 Grosvenor Street. Twelve members answered roll call. Mrs. Guy Bolin presented a program paper on Thomas A Edison. Each member drew a sunshine buddy for the year. Guests included Mrs. Edward Lockard and Mrs. Ray Slaughter. Natalie Slaughter assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor Street
Guy Bolin
Thomas A. Edison
Edward Lockard
Ray Slaughter
Natalie
Hunterdon Mine To Resume Operation After Suspension
Hunterdon Mine No 26 in Glouster will resume Thursday after idle since April 1. About 250 men will be employed at full headway as coal is prepared and cleaned for shipment. The Ohio Collieries Company operates this modern slope mine with a state grade tipple and high quality coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hunterdon
Ohio Collieries Company
Ohio Gallieries Company
Joe Molnar Injured in Mine Accident at Drydock
Glouster Sept 9 Joe Molnar a machine man in Mine No 255 at Drydock sustained a fracture of the right leg Tuesday morning The skid on a coal machine entangled in the bits threw him against the man knocking him away He was taken home in an ambulance where a physician reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Drydock
Glouster
Joe Molnar
Molnar
Bernard and Coey Wed in Glouster Honeymoon Home
Francis Bernard and Garnet Coey of Taylor Ridge were married Monday morning at 9 30 at the M E Parsonage on Main Street. The Rev Paul E Kemper officiated. The couple will reside with C R Minck at his Maplewood area country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Coey
Francis Bernard
Glouster
Taylor Ridge
M. E. Parsonage
Main Street
Paul E. Kemper
Mrs. Bernard
C. R. Minck
Maplewood
Glouster Bride Marries Anselon Gamwell at London
Miss Pauline Vaughn and Anselon Gamwell wed in London M E Church with Rev. D L Browning officiating. Vaughn, a Glouster native, graduated in 1929. Gamwell of Gamwell & Sons grocers is from Glouster. They honeymoon to Ohio Caverns and Buckeye Lake and will reside with Gamwell's parents on Spring Street.
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Glouster
M. E
London
Ohio
Pauline Vaughn
James L. Vaughn
Anselon Gamwell
D. L. Browning
Browning
Glouster M. E
Glouster High School
Thomas Gamwell
Gamwell & Sons
North Street
Gamwell
Ohio Caverns
West Liberty
Buckeye Lake
Mrs. Gamwell
Mr. Gamwell
Spring Street
Road Matters Are Considered Tuesday In Glouster
Kiwanis Tuesday noon meeting in Glouster discussed road issues. Officials promised a new Route 18 road through Glouster and a new Birch Street bridge, with debate over waiting for next year or completing current promises.
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Eberle
State Highway Department
Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Charles Dunn
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Birch Street
Giffin Pleads Guilty After Ditch Incident Near Glouster
Ira Giffin was arrested after two cars ran into a ditch between Trimble and Taylor Ridge. He pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Andrew Allen and was fined five dollars plus costs, which he arranged to pay before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ira Giffin
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Andrew Allen
Miss Hedden Hosts Wedding Reception For Savage Ride
Miss Helen Hedden sails to Oberlin to attend the marriage of Miss Doris Savage to Ray Ride head coach at Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland. Hedden will host the reception after the 7 oclock ceremony at the Savage home with Ruth Savage as the sole attendant. Hedden later joins Mrs Mefort as house guests in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hedden
Oberlin
Doris Savage
Ray Ride
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Miss Hedden
Charles Winfred Savage
C. J. Mefort
Ruth Savage
Mefort
Allied Forces for Prohibition Opens 261 Day Campaign
Dry forces in a rally aligned with the Eighteenth Amendment opened their nationwide crusade from Columbus. Raymond Robins was to speak today, Daniel A. Poling is set for Tuesday, and Robert C. Ropp, who gave the keynote, said the aim is to restore public faith in institutions and laws.
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Columbus
U.P
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Robert C. Ropp
Sisters Return From 1000 Mile Trip After Kidnapping Claim
Catherine Herman aged 14 and her 11-year-old sister Marie arrived home after a 1000 mile journey through many towns. Initially two boys were suspected of kidnappping them, but the girls now say a motor car given by the youths carried them home. Warrants charging the two young men with contributing to delinquency were filed by their father Thomas Herman.
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Chatham
Catherine Herman
Marie
Thomas Herman
Local residents visit Columbus and nearby towns
Nelsonville residents travel to Columbus with relatives Mrs C A Stover and daughter Lillian guests of friends in Columbus today and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Earl Weiss and family spent Sunday and Monday in Middletown with relatives and friends. Miss Lucille Sheppard ends a visit in Arbuckles W Va and returns home with the Grose and Sheppard party. Floyd Rosser of Detroit and his wife visit their parents the Rosser and Ohlinger households.
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Columbus
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Earl Weiss
Middletown
Clifton Grose
Mary Sheppard
Arbuckles
W. Va
Lucille Sheppard
Floyd Rosser
Detroit
Mich
Ti Rosser
Martin Ohlinger
Frank Mace
May Stanton
Richland Avenue
G. C. Herron
Vonnie Mace
New Marshfield
Herron
Lawrence Mace
Stimson Avenue
Earl Mace
Dorothy May
New England
Trustees Charged Over False Bills in Fowler Township
Two Fowler Township trustees in Trumbull County face charges for presenting false labor bills and illegally drawing nearly 1500 dollars from the township treasury. The report to State Auditor Tracy cites State Examiner Bladen Marshall.
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Columbus
Fowler Township
Trumbul County
Tracy
Bladen Marshall
Columbus Visits And Homecoming Activities
Mrs. John Snyder and daughter Mary Helen return to Columbus after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Grose. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keplar come back from a Columbus relatives trip. Labor Day guests include Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. E. E. Bell with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beasley and daughter Mary from Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Mary Helen
Columbus
Clifton Grose
Ernest Keplar
John Hill
E. E. Bell
Labor Day
C. M. Beasley
Mary
Marion
Ohio
J. L. Wilson
Jesse van Horn
Gandee Family Reunion Held at Athens Fairgrounds
The Gandee family reunion occurred on Labor Day at the Fairgrounds in Athens. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. L. A Gandee and family, Orland Gandee and daughters Margaret and Helen, Mont Gandee, Alex Nelson and son Bill, Shirley Knight of Nelsonville, Frank Gandee, E. B Slaughter and sons Lawrence and Russell, Ralph Slaughter and son Wilbert, Nellie Shay, Dale Gandee, J. B Gandee, Mrs Will McDonald, De Arment of Akron.
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Gandee
Fairgrounds
Athens
L. A. Gandee
Orland Gandee
Margaret
Helen
Mont Gandee
Alex Nelson
Bill
Shirley Knight
Nelsonville
Frank Gandee
Slaughter
Lawrence and
Russell
Ralph
Kate Sings for Veterans New Bellaire Instructor Miss Anna Cook
Miss Anna Cook leaves Wheeling to accept a Bellaire high school post in the Commercial Department. She earned an A B in Commerce from Ohio University 1931 and left the C I Brounswick Co healthfully. Also notes visits by Louise Carpenter Biddison and other relatives and several local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cook
Robert Cook
Canaanville Road
Bellaire
Miss Cook
C. I. Brounswick Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio University
Visitors in Athens Honor Guests at Affairs
Elizabeth Langenburg and Margaret Louise Farmer with their mothers were guests at the Park Place home of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins. They attended a bridge luncheon at Hillcrest Inn hosted by Mary Ellen Bibbee and a theater party at the Ohio with Miss Ann Custer, followed by bridge at her home. Other guests included Ellen Biddle, Jane Gill, Helen Jones, Mary Jo Twiss, Marjorie Beasley, Ann Beasley, and the two honorees. Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the U. S. Daughters 1812 will meet Friday at 7 p.m. with Miss Myrtle Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Langenburg
Cambridge
Mass
Margaret Louise Farmer
Dayton
Park Place
J. M. Higgins
Hillcrest Inn
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Miss Ann Custer
Ohio
Morris Avenue
Ellen Biddle
Jane Gill
Helen Jones
Mary Jo Twiss
Marjorie Beasley
Ann Beasley
Weekend Visits Highlight Ohio Valley Residents
Mr and Mrs W M Duton and Miss Sophia Mack of Maron join Mr and Mrs Glen Culpo Colum bus leaving today after a weekend with Mr and Mrs R E Sutton on Canaanville Road. Fred Webb visits son in law Chester Lightfritz of New Marshfield. Lghtfritz returns from six weeks in northern Michigan for health. L W Kelley family plus Julia Mingus return to Athens after four weeks at John Hixson home in Ames Township. The Mingus now operate the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Duton
Sophia Mack
Maron
Glen Culpo Columbus
R. E. Sutton
Canaanville Road
Fred Webb
Daugher
Chester Lightfritz
New Marshfield
Lghtfritz
Fror
Michigan
Edna Swan resumes teaching in East Cleveland schools
Mrs J C Swan of 33 West State Street leases her home to Mr and Mrs Roy Saylor for five years with possession September 15. Mrs Swan plans to move to Creve land to join her daughter. Mr and Mrs Grant Bolin traveled from Athens to their home on Athens R F D No 5 after visiting the Ohio State Fair Marion and the Harding Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Swan
Grant Bolin
Athens
Columbus
Marion
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F. P. Thompson
C. R. Thompson
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Akron
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Byres
Kan
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Gerald
Meryl
Ivan
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Fred Kiltau
Charles Weber
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J. B. Smith
Charleston
A. R. Johnson
A. V. Johnson
Elmer G. Biddison
Mr. Mare Biddison
Stephenson
R Gatchel
He McAllister
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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Indianapolis
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Albany Road
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Price Hill
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Catlettsburg
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Shannon Avenue
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Chile
Los Angeles
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R. C. Hoffman
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Ft. Wayne, Indiana
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Ohio Bell Telephone CO
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