Kiwanis Club Hosts Women Guests and Local Events
Glouster Kiwanis Club observes ladies night with W J Davis of New Straitsville performing vocal solos. Davis is a Shrine Chorus member who has broadcast from stations in Columbus. Dinner funds school activities. prizes awarded to Mrs A H Chute and Martin Murphy. Visitors L W Roberts of Athens and Rev Kemper attended. Marietta Kiwanis district convention slated for next week with plans for strong Glouster representation. Reception held at Corning United Brethren Church for Rev A W Clutch, successor to Rev L G Ludwick, now in Jackson. Corning prepares for Naomi Underwood violin recital Saturday at 10 20 A M with class meeting at Mrs Joseph Wrights.
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Martin Murphy
L. W. Roberts
Athens
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Glouster Club
Corning
Naomi Underwood
New Lexington
Joseph Wright
Road Improvement Impacts Local Telephone Lines
GLOUSTER Sept 27 The new road work at Trimbte has caused extra work for Union Telephone Company moving lines and setting several spoles. Most tasks are finished with little disruption to service.
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Glouster
Trimbte
Union Telephone Company
Zanesville Bowling Team Aims for Glouster Showdown
Zanesville's fast bowling squad, regarded as one of the state's best, travels to Glouster for a Burns alley match against the local team tonight.
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Zanesville
Burns Alley
Car in Reverse Causes Accident on High Street
Three cars and a bicycle were involved in an accident on High Street when a car left in reverse gear was started by Dale Sheppard. It backed into Edward Noon’s roadster, pushed against John Burns’ sedan, and crushed a curbside bicycle owned by Jack Zimmer. The Noon car’s spare wheel and Burns’ bumper were damaged. This marks a second similar incident on High Street that week.
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Dale Sheppard
Edward Noon
Jom Burns
Jack Zimmer
Rev Paul Ko Kemper to preach at Mountville church
Glouster Sept 27 The Rev Paul Ko Kemper of the M Fr Church will preach at Mountville Church Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Paul Ko Kemper
M. Fr
Mountville
Plants brighten Glouster High School rooms
Glouster High School rooms are enhanced by many potted plants loaned for the winter season by ex-mayor Ioskalla, improving the campus interior.
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Price Family Visiting Relatives in Glouster Area
GLOUSTER September 27 Mr and Mrs Clyde B Price and two sons Gail and Gene of Wyandotte Michigan are visiting relatives in Glouster Jacksonville and Chester Hill. Mr Price is a former local businessman who once owned The Torgery in this city and has resided in Wyandotte for several years.
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Clyde
Price
Gail
Gene
Wyandotte
Miah
Jacksonville
Chester Hill
Denver’s Eddie Mack Faces Canzoneri in Ten Round Bout
In Chicago on September 27 Eddie Mack from Denver fights Tony Canzoneri, exiled New York Italian, in a ten round match with the winner favored for a title shot against Ted Morgan. Both boxers in superb shape, Canzoneri the 7-6 favorite amid heavy betting.
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Denver
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Tony Canzoneri
New York
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Shrinking Soldier From Sawtelle Faces Uncertain Span
Joseph Mayott, 54, a Spanish American War veteran living at the Sawtelle Soldiers Home in Los Angeles, is shrinking due to Paget's disease. Doctors report he has lost several inches in height over eight years, from 5 feet 7 inches to 1 foot 10 inches, with no cure and a variable prognosis.
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Mack Poised for Victory in Tonight's Western Fight
Promoter bets on Mack as the best western fighter in his class. He arrives with a strong following after gym workouts and aims to extend his unbeaten run, having defeated Daby Sal Serrie Doc Snell and Tod Morgan in recent bouts.
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Arguments on lake water to be heard soon
Washington dispatch reports that opposing counsel prepared for oral arguments set to begin in October as a hearing determines how quickly Chicago can cut war diverted from taking Michigan water for sewage disposal. Special master Charles Evans Hughes is to recommend the fine Chicago should pay for reconstruction.
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Michigan
Charles Evans Hughes
Chicago
Giants Beat Braves As Hicks Delivers. Final Court Decision Imminent
A partial, garbled sports and legal snippet mentions Jonty O' Hogents and Cohen leading the New York Giants to a victory over the Braves, 8 to 0, with a final decision expected by year’s start and references to court actions and restrictions on deva disposal and Work A, all from Great Lakes data.
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Great Lakes
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Andily Cohen
Newrk Giants
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