DIES WEDNESDAY LOCOMOTIVE SPARKS FIRE TO TRASH
Glouster reports two separate incidents. Civil War veteran Robert W. McClelland dies at his son in law’s home after long local residence and large family. Elections board to meet October 23 in Athens to discuss precinct changes. A trash fire sparked by locomotive sparks at Service Tire Company on High Street is extinguished with minor damage.
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Glouster
Robert W. McClelland
Bam Meyers
No. 6 District
McClelland
Ella McCutcheon
Beverly
Clara Young
Stockport
Ella Meyers
Emma Dean
Kimberly
W. Va
Della Harris
Shawnee
Brent
Peter McClelland
Oakdale
Frank McClelland
Wm. McClelland
Mountville
Board of Elections
Athens
Nelsonville
Bern Township
Service Tire Company
High Street
Asteanare
ERO Company
Sprite Ay
Glouster Hosts Corning High in Second Football Game
Glouster will host Corning High School in the second football game of the season on the local grid this afternoon. Coach Bachman has the team under a tough practice schedule with players arriving after school for up to two and a half hours daily.
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Glouster
Inday
Corning High School
Glouster High
Bachman
Democ ratic finance directors named in Athens County
Glouster Sept. 27 D A Bardin of Athens and Mrs Howard Mills of Nelsonville are named finance directors for the Democratic National Committee in Athens County. They are authorized to solicit and receive subscriptions to fund campaign expenses.
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Glouster
D. A. Bardin
Athens
Howard Mills
Nelsonville
Democratic National Committee
Athens County
Miss Haworth Forms 50 Piece Glouster Monotone Band
Ann Haworth, music instructor in Glouster schools, organizes a 50 piece harmonica band in Glouster. The group aims to showcase talent within the district and provide community musical activity.
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Ann Haworth
Glouster
Two graduates from Grant Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus
Miss Dolores Stoecklein of Glouster and Miss Bertha F Kelly of Jacksonville are part of a 49-student class at Grant Hospital School of Nursing Columbus. Commencement is at Broad Street Methodist Church at 8 15 tonight with diplomas by Attorney Henry Gumble and pins by Dr J F Baldwin.
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J. F. Baldwin
Columbus Surgeons
Henry Gumble
Columbus
Grayson Stove Plant Workers Hold The Plains Outing
Em ployes of Department No. 15 at the Grayson Stove factory held a wiener roast and outing at Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wood's home in The Plains with invited guests. Music by Branch Beatty Shade Raymond Savage Chauncey and Mrs J E King. Attendees included J E King Wilford Burnside Arthur Kennedy Frances Hamer Donald Barstow Viola Kennedy Elmer Lavely Bernice Lyman Mrs Harry Wallace and others.
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Chauncey
Department No. 15
Grayson Stove Factory
C. P. Wood
The
Plains
Branch Beatty
Shade
Raymond Savage
J. E King
Athens
J. E. King
Wilford Burnside
Harry Moore
Hugh Finney
Arthur Kennedy
Frances Hamer
Donald Barstow
Viola Kennedy
Elmer Lavely
Bernice Lyman
Harry Wallace
John Donaldson
Mary Zorne
Tierney
Mary Zimmerman
Hamer
Mildred Johnson
Annual PTA Banquet Set for Athens Convention
The Annual Banquet on Thursday October 4 will be a gala event for the state PTA convention in Athens. Ohio University donates Men's Gymnasium for the gathering with speakers Ohio University President E B Bryan and Education Director John L Clifton.
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Athens
Ohio University
Plo
H. Bing
O. C. Bird
E. B. Bryan
John L. Clifton
Helen Hedden
Vera Board
E. T. Hayes
Loring Connett
George Minna- Mayer
Dow Grones
Russell Finsterwald
W. H. Logan
A. B. Roe
Grayson Manufacturing Company
E. R. Walker
West Wing
Woman Discovers Neighbor's Death After Doorbell Ring
Newark dispatch reports coroner investigation into the death of Olive Seman 65 of Granville after her body was found on the porch of M. R. McDonald. Mrs McDonald heard a late night doorbell ring and saw a man drive away before discovering the body.
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Newark
U.P
Olive Seman
Granville
C. F. Legge
Services Held for E A Weekley Civil War Veteran
Chauncey Sept 27 funeral services for E A Weekley 82 pioneer resident and Civil War veteran were at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev G B Courtney. Burial at Nye Cemetery followed services by Golden Post. Survived by widow Ida L Weekley and children Dave Weekley Cecil Love Lester Weekley Florizell Weekley Bernice Weekley and Elvin Weekley. Sons in Florida did not return for the funeral.
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Chauncey
E. A. Weekley
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Lucille Bradfield
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Helen Courtney
Buriial
Nye
Weekley
Sand Ridge
Fifty-Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Golden Post
Ida L. Weekley
Dave Weekley
New London
Cecil Love
Athens
Lester A. Weekley
Florizell Weekley
Ocala
Fla
Bernice Weekley
Chicago
Elvin
Zera Weekley
Florida
Mrs Viola Howard Attends Pythian Sisters Convention
Mrs Viola Howard from Pleasant View Temple No 135 Chauncey is in Cleveland this week as a delegate to the Grand Temple Convention of Pythian Sisters in session there.
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Chauncey
Viola Howard
Millfield
Cleveland
Grand Temple
Pythian Sisters
Harold Rose Enters Cincinnati Law School
Harold Rose son of Attorney and Mrs. George W. Rose of Glouster begins a three year law program at the University of Cincinnati. The move was announced from the local law school news.
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Glouster
Harold Rose
George W. Rose
Law School
University of Cincinnati
Labor Train Carrying 78 From Glouster to Mine No 10
Seventy eight residents of Glouster rode the labor trains to the mines this morning alongside those travelling by automobile. Several riders arrived by labor train and then joined a special bus to Mine No 10 at Derthick, meeting the train each morning.
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Glouster
Derthick
Hoover to deliver Kings Mountain speech in Elizabethton trip
President Hoover sent the first draft of his Elizabethton speech to printers as betting ran even on his fishing trip next week. The address draws on Battle of Kings Mountain history and argues for a humane government, avoiding recent Democratic attacks.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Smith
Kings Mountain
Tennessee
Lindy Rumor Links Lingbergh to Blanche Satchel
New York reports on a Broadway rumor that Colonel Charles Lindbergh is involved with show girl Blanche Satchel. The Evening Graphic published an interview with Miss Satchel, a member of Earl Carroll's vanities, described by Howard Chandler Christy as a famed beauty.
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New York
U.R
Broadway
Charles Lingbergh
Blanche Satchel
The
Evening Graphic
Miss Satchel
Earl Carroll
Vani
Howard Chandler Christy
Forest Allen Returns From Chauncey Visit
Forest Allen and her daughter Betty of Akron return home after extended visit in Chauncey with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips and brother Elmer Phillips. She also visited her aunt Mrs. Allie Kincade.
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Chauncey
Forest Allen
Geraldine Phillips
Betty
Akron
Elizabeth Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Allie Kincade
Circle Hill Hosts Mrs Meinhart and Athens WCTU Meeting
Mrs Mary Meinhart of Chauncey visited Mrs Joe Bryan at Circle Hill Monday. Mrs Frances Earich of Millfield attended E A Weekley funeral in Chauncey Wednesday. Mrs Eliza Seevers of The Plains, ill, is reported improved. Mrs Harvey Nye of Chauncey went to Athens to attend the county WCTU convention.
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Mary Meinhart
Chauncey
Joe Bryan
Circle Hill
Frances Earich
Millfield
E. A. Weekley
Eliza Seevers
Plains
Harvey Nye
Athens
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Weed family reunion gathers 85 at Union Furnace
The Weed family held its annual reunion Sunday in Union Furnace with 85 attendees. From The Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace and daughter Ida Belle, and Mrs. Harry Wallace with daughters Vera and Verna attended.
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Chauncey
Weed
Union Furnace
Plains
Joe Wallace
Ida Belle
Harry Wallace
Vera
Verna
U S Rejects Pact On Naval Arms Talks
Washington dispatch reports two notes show the United States rejected unqualifiedly the secret Anglo-French pact as a basis for renewed naval arms limitation discussions. The U S reiterates a flat 400000 ton cruiser limit proposed at the 1927 Geneva Conference as the basis for further talks.
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Washington
U.P
United States
London
Paris
Great Britain
Miss Martha Katzenback Weds Henry Stephens in Chauncey
Miss Martha A Katzenback and Henry A Stephens were married in Chauncey on Wednesday at 3 pm in the home of the officiating minister Rev G B Courtney Church of Christ. The couple, both local, plan to reside with the Katzenbacks while home duties are settled.
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Martha A. Katzenback
Henry A. Stephens
Chauncey
Jsnow
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
John Katzenback
Gran Stephens
Dinner honor guests at The Plains home
Mrs. Eliza Seevers entertained with a dinner at her home in The Plains honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Palmer and grandson Allen Abicht of Whipple. Other guests included Mrs. Charles Fiske and daughters Ruth and Mary Louise Fiske Chauncey and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper and children Margie Ruth Jean and Palmer Joseph of Athens.
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Eliza Seevers
the Plains
C. C. Palmer
Allen Abicht Ot Whipple
Charles Fiske
Ruth
Mary Louise Fiske
Chauncey
Ben Cooper
Margie
Ruth Jean
Palmer Joseph
Athens
Advertising Group Plans Its Year
Alpha Delta Sigma, advertising fraternity, held its first meeting of the new school year in the Men's Union at 7 o'clock. Ralph C. Kircher of Salem was elected president and James Householder of Athens was elected vice president. Max Blue of Cincinnati elected secretary treasurer. Kircher named delegate to the national convention in Champaign, Illinois next month. Plans for financing the trip were discussed. A yearly program includes talks by leading state advertising men. Meetings set for every other Wednesday at 7 o'clock in the Men's Union.
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Alpha Delta Sigma
Ralph C. Kircher
Salem
James Householder
Athens
Max Blue
Cincinnati
Ralph Kircher
Champaign
Lil
Two Auto Loads of Ballots for Jury
Cleveland officials prepared to deliver two truck loads of ballots from the August 14 primary to Attorney General Edward C. Turner for the Special Grand Jury probe. The jury convened for the fourth day of the special session.
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Cleveland
Board of Elections
Edward C. Turner
Parkers Warned On Court Street
Acting Chief Charles Maple issued a warning against parking on the west side of Court Street from Union to Mulberry Street. After many personal warnings, a general notice was published. violators will be brought to court and fined under the city ordinance.
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Court Street
Union
Mulberry Street
Charles Maple
Maple
Drowns in Bucket At Lancaster Home
The year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Barnett of near Carroll drowned after falling headfirst into a bucket of water while the mother was doing house work in another room.
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Lancaster
Carl Barnett
Carroll
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Albert Richards
Corning High
Stoecklein
Kelly
Thelma Leadbetter
W. W. Leadbetter
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Miss Leadbetter
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Dr. Bryan
Hoover
Elizabethtown
Lindy
Jale
U. S
Advertising Group
Sommer’s Store
Tenshun
Dwight Davis
Mr. Davis
Parkers
Sterling
Esmond
Nashua
Amoskey
Isler
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