Glouster Dance in the K of Phal on Friday
The Glouster K of P hall hosts a dance Friday night April 6. Admission is 75 cents with ladies admitted free. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
9
The Glouster K of P hall hosts a dance Friday night April 6. Admission is 75 cents with ladies admitted free. Everyone is welcome to attend.
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during our recent bereavement in the death of our wife and mother. Special gratitude to Rev Landsitter E F Carpenter undertaker and Dr Danford for faithful service and medical aid until the end. Thanks to neighbors Daughters of Veterans and all who sent flowers from Co M Heaton W F Heaton.
Glouster stores begin a Thursday afternoon closing schedule with a majority agreement. They will close at noon Thursdays from April to November, except when the 9th 10th 21st or 25th falls on Thursday, in which case stores remain open all day.
The Glouster K of FP degree team visited Shawnee the first of the week and initiated four candidates. After the work refreshments were served. A social good time was enjoyed until a late hour. Several members are former Shawnee residents and enjoy returning to their old hometown.
Mrs. O E Chevalier 54 died at 5 10 am at her home after a three months illness caused by influenza and complications. Survived by husband Roll Chevalier and children Roll Pauline Lucile Horton and Mrs Robert Branton of this city and Mrs Mike McGovern Jr of Corning. Former Coolville residents, the Chevalliers moved here about 13 years ago. Funeral arrangements pending with details to follow.
Russell Lent and his family relocated from Jacksonville to this city. Lent recently sold their Jackson ville residence as part of the move.
Miss Mabel Davis spends the week in Columbus visiting her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs Chester Davis, with the family hosting duties centered around their home.
Mrs George Martin of near Maplewood returned from Grant hospital in Columbus where she underwent a successful operation.
A New York despatch reported by the Daily Sketch says President Warren G. Harding plans to run again and base his next campaign on a proposal for a new treaty to succeed Versailles. The White House allegedly confirmed the re election bid and the treaty approach.
In Wen dell North Carolina reports indicate a tornado tore through western Wake County late yesterday injuring several people including some fatally, blowing down more than a hundred structures and causing about 100000 dollars in property damage. details arrive today.
Athens high school presents The Belle of Barnstapoole in Ewing hall auditorium under the music department. Director Mr Baird says the cast of 70 students promises strong acting and a lively plot of love triangles aboard the Bounding Billow with Julia the Belle as the focal point.
In an advertisement, J Derton of Virginia says nightly urination ceased after using Keller Lithiated Buchu. The filler claims the tablet acts on kidneys and bladder, costing 2 cents each, with the formula on the package and Keller Laboratory contact details.
Josiah Kirby, once a financial wizard who claimed to turn $5.25 into paper millions for the Cleveland Dis count Co, now says he is near broke. He announced that his palatial Cleveland home is for sale, listed at $85,000, as receivers were appointed for his company.
William Miller colored died suddenly at his West Side home Wednesday morning. Post mortem by Drs. Henry and Higgins for Coroner Saunders found a blood clot at the base of the brain. No liquor contribution evident. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist Church Saturday at 2 pm with burial in West Union street cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Marie Smith of Columbus.
A health note warns that heavy rich foods can strain kidneys by acid buildup. It advises drinking a quart of water daily and taking Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize system acids, and ease bladder issues. Regular medical kidney checkups are recommended.
Longstreth Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hillyer return from Clarksburg West Virginia. Flossie Williams recovered from flu and is out again. William Sheran and wife visited friends in Luhrig over Easter. John Herrod improving property with a new fence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillyer back from Morgan county. Funeral of Joseph Lyons held at Carbon Hill Wednesday. Mrs. Vina Martin and Lee Somersville Scotsburg Indiana quietly married here Friday the 29th.
Isadora Duncan declares she is a woman without a country, stating that America is a good country for her to be with.
Athens Sunday School Athletic league members will attend a free show at the Majestic theater Saturday at 10 am. Members must present their league cards. The program includes a William Farnum feature and a two reel comedy. Trophy cups will be presented to winning basketball teams at the event.
The Ohio state civil service commission upheld the removal of G. W. Rowe as superintendent of the Boys' Industrial School in Lancaster. His tenure ends, and Harper will appoint Rowe's successor, effective this afternoon.
Drilling of a second well on the Emmanuel Beamer farm in Highland township Putnam county increases hopes for a paying field. If the second well matches the first in productivity a pipeline company has promised to lay lines to handle the output.
Three residents of the Rock Hill district attended a celebration recreating the first closing day exercises held 50 years ago. The event was a community affair mirroring the original ceremony at Rock Hill rural district’s closing day.
Elyria April 5 Campaign to raise 75000 dollars to enlarge the Old Ladies Home so it serves as a Home for the Aged for men and women. The funds are apportioned 25000 for Lima 26000 for the county and 35000 for the benefiting district.
Wesley Skiver in Nelsonville has been seriously ill for a week with neuralgia and bronchitis. Dr. J. M. Wade attends him. His daughter Mrs. Mae Mills of Greendale is at his bedside. Mrs. James Skiver has returned home from Greendale.
In Baltimore at the Gayety, Bob Garcia from Camp Holabird overwhelmed veteran Kid Williams in nine rounds. Garcia, a Mexican soldier, proved quicker and more precise, signaling his readiness to challenge Johnny for the title.
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