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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
9
Miss Fontelle Harper, a grade school teacher in Glouster, fell in the yard at her parents home on Fairlawn Avenue Thursday morning. She suffered a fracture of a small bone in her right ankle, with pain felt at once but only diagnosed after an X ray later in the day.
The Rothwell Club gathered at Mrs. J. H. Henshaw's Cross Street home with ten members present. M. M. Bryson spoke on Peru as a center of Spanish power and T. A. Noon discussed churches and monasteries of South America. A note from former member Mrs. Nettie Allen of Birmingham, Ala., praised birthday cards sent by members. 98 cards were received.
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M announces a public installation of officers on Wednesday night with a banquet for lodge members wives Thea Chapter O E S and their husbands. Birth announcement Betty Joanne Gooding daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Gooding born Monday Mrs Gooding formerly Eva Walt of Jacksonville
Glouster Ohio awaits action as Council plans to consider an ordinance empowering the Board of Public Affairs to contract for sinking additional water wells. Solicitor Rose was directed to draft it after a Board request. department heads are to file reports at the meeting.
Glouster schools have been placed on the approved list by the State Department of Education, granting full time credit for one unit in physical education. The course, now in charge of Coach Moleski and assisted by Miss Green, was added to the curriculum.
Eloise Walcott, a senior from Larned Kansas, is named ver satility queen at Washburn College Topeka. She has held nearly every office open to women students during her college career reflecting wide involvement.
President E. B. Bryan will address the Athens County Teachers Institute at Ohio University in Ewing Hall on Saturday morning focusing on educational methods and education as the biggest business. The program includes departmental talks at 10:30, a county chorus afternoon concert, and Dr. W. A. Matheny's talk on educational developments, with committee reports and officer elections to close.
Sigma Alpha Iota on the Ohio University campus held a formal recital in Music Hall Auditorium Wednesday night. Performers included Eleanor Bush on piano with Thelma Thomas singing, Helen King on violin with Marie Cowpe, Marguerite Wood on piano with Loreida Levin on violin, and Marie Cowpe on piano with Irene Witham accompanying. pieces ranged from Brahms Rhapsody in G minor to Godard Ben Courant.
Ohio University YWCA with 418 active members and 116 honorary members outlines Christmas plans. University girls direct recitations songs and carols for mining towns and Athens children, followed by Santa gifts. Trees provided by Elke Lodge. large community party in Women’s Gym. gifts delivered to Children's Home and Charity Hospital. federation women aid financially and with service.
The Federation plans a Christmas fund to support 600 to 800 children and staff in Sugar Creek Otcla Hil Glen Ebon Sand Hidge Hocking and Deanville. WW Co A assists locally as famine-era need grows, with funds diverted from a planned Christmas program in Ewing Hall to cover rising costs.
Three men were injured Thursday evening when an auto left Rolling Ridge Road one mile north of Thormvilger and tumbled down a 25 foot embankment crashing through four fence rails. Frederick Yost, 19, sustained fractured ribs.
The report lists Perry Curtis a 19 year old driver and Willis Neighbor as injured in a crash. Dr Frank Clameon provided first aid. Ralph Hite 17 and Russell Shell 18 were passengers and uninjured.
Mabel Hinde aged 40 was found dead at the steering wheel of her car in the garage behind her West Huron home in Sandusky. Coroner A R Grierson said she likely collapsed from exhaustion while attempting to start the vehicle.
A case filed in United States District Court seeks 10,000,900 in actual and punitive damages from the State of Ohio Governor Cooper multiple state officials and Mansfield officials and citizens. The document was mailed from Mansfield and lists plaintiff Lee as the filer.
Edward Berne accuses defendants of malfeasance in the Mane feild arrest last August as a Communist. The petition, likely drafted by Berne, is incoherent with manifold charges and fails to state the degree or responsibility of state officials.
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