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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
9
Hollister students present College Days a musical comedy at Hollister School Building Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock proceeds go to school purposes.
Patrick Hoban 90 a former Glouster resident died December 4 in Springfield Illinois where he had lived for years Funeral services were held in Springfield and he was buried there He is survived by Mrs Fred Smith of this city Nell and Patrick Hoban Jr of Springfield Joseph Hoban of Carnegie PA and Sister Genevieve of Alton IL
Glouster action notes the Pris cilla class of the M. E. Church will sponsor a bazaar in the Carpenter Hardware Company store on Saturday with light lunch served.
Lilian M. Gunn, a Household Arts instructor at Teachers College, Columbia, presents Table Service and Decoration. The book advocates simple, efficient three meals a day service and outlines four serving styles: family, Russian, English, and compromise. It covers afternoons teas, receptions, buffet service, Sunday night suppers, and chapters on linens, flowers and candles as table decorations.
Glouster High School football players were honored at a Kiwanis Club banquet for a season played against heavy odds. Speakers included Superintendent Dillon Principal Holter and Coach Bachman. A Harmonica Band performed and John S. Clark won the attendance prize. New officers were elected with C. B. Dillon as president and M. M. Murphy as vice president.
The Depot Square tree in Glouster has been raised and wired for lights. Full decoration will wait until shortly before the kiddies time for treats with Santa Claus, time to be announced. The Kiwanis Club sponsors Glouster’s third annual community tree.
More than 40 million dollars of preferred and common stock of Hahn Department Stores Inc was offered for sale today in New York and 14 other cities. The company recently announced purchase of 22 department stores.
Aviation dignitaries converge in Dayton Ohio to honor the Wright Brothers on the twenty fifth anniversary of their first flight. A wreath is placed on Wilbur Wrights grave by William P McCracken assistant secretary of commerce in charge of aeronautics.
President Hoover intends to reopen peace parley talks with world powers early next year. Disarmament issues will be discussed as part of the forthcoming round. United Press reports from Washington dated December 1.
State health officials warn against neglecting colds as they can lead to influenza and pneumonia, urging vigorous use of Vicks Vapo Rub on throat and chest at bedtime to ease breathing. The ad notes effective vapor and topical action and emphasizes use for children without disturbing digestion.
Friends of President-Elect Hoover in Congress say he plans to reopen disarmament negotiations with world powers soon after March 4. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets to report favorably the Kellogg Anti War Treaty as plans advance to take up the Naval Cruiser Building Bill early next week. Supporters aim for Senate ratification before Christmas and to remove the Navy Bill time limit, arguing for a paper navy at the next disarmament conference. Hoover reportedly told an internationalist Senate member of his intent to resume Geneva-broken negotiations from 1927. The committee, in a belligerent mood, backs the treaty as is and resists amendments protecting the Monroe Doctrine. The Boulder Dam Bill is set for Senate passage tonight, with other measures including a prison-made goods shipment restriction and Interior Department appropriations advancing in both houses.
Lugano Switzerland December 14 Aristide Briand, president of the Council of the League of Nations, said the League cannot let the Paraguayan situation drop. He added it would be premature to decide before the final session on Saturday what action the League should take.
A feature on old time New York recipes emphasizes thrift and regional ingredients. Buckwheat Cakes use buckwheat flour from the lowlands and a overnight rise, while Manhattan Pudding blends orange and lemon juices with almonds, vanilla, and ice seal methods for a chilled dessert serving eight.
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