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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
6
Mike Sabo of Drydock vicinity was arrested by Special Officer Sachs in Glouster for rioting in July 1928 after an assault at Mine No 281. He appeared before Mayor Johnson in Trimble and pled guilty, receiving a $25 fine plus costs totaling $460.
Glouster Ohio August meeting heard Mayor Woodworth urge a statewide newspaper campaign to promote Ohio coal. He said Ohio operators lack promotion, causing heavy imports and idle mines. He criticized Governor Cooper on Ohio coal bid policy and warned mergers threaten the nation.
GLOUSTER Aug 2 The first council meeting of the month will be held at the City Building this evening. Heads of departments are to submit reports and action on the Spring Street improvement may be taken at this session.
In Glouster on Apr 2 regular Sunday services occur at both the Church of Christ and the Methodist Church. The Rev. F EB Roberts will deliver the sermon at the Church of Christ Sunday night.
Aug. 2 report notes Glouster Reds not on Sunday schedule and Murray City also away. Fans must find alternate games as both local teams are off for the weekend.
Harold LeFavor came back at the start of the week after a lengthy stay with Dr. D. H. LeFavor and wife in Palmyra New Jersey.
James J. Cook 67 of Parkersburg and longtime B and O baggage master on the Zanesville to Parkersburg run died suddenly of a heart attack in the baggage car after leaving Zanesville. He was found by Conductor Ed Reynolds at Philo and died before Parkersburg. Funeral services will be held there. Cook was son of the late John Cook and Mrs Maria Little Cook, once Moore's Junction residents.
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