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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

21

Glouster Kiwanis Club Hosts City Officials and Guests

Glouster’s Kiwanis Club welcomed city officials including Mayor Penman and City Treasurer Mrs. Grace Ochs at aThursday night meeting in the M E Church social room. Attendees heard brief talks from officials and Attorney George Rose served as toastmaster with remarks on city affairs.

Glouster C. G. Lunsford H. F. Kittle Club Penman George Rose Marshal Wischer Kurtzman Ochs C. F. Lewis Ben Searls Worthy Parker Arthur Allen C. F. Wallace Attorney Rose Kiwanis Club

George Stoecklein Pleads Guilty To Intoxication Charge

In Glouster on Thursday night George Stoecklein pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge in Mayor Penman’s court. He was fined $5 plus costs totaling $17.50 and a $3.50 balance on a previous fine was added. He arranged payment and was released.

Glouster Penman George Stoecklein

Council to Meet First Reports of Year Tonight

Glouster Ohio reports say the city council will convene at the City Building tonight for the first meeting since January 17. Department heads will present annual reports and several important matters are expected to be considered.

Glouster Yeb

Local Musician Dick Wiley Broadcasts From WAIU

Dick Wiley, local musician, was heard on WAIU Monday with good reception across the state. He will return next Monday morning at 11715 o'clock to perform as the lonely troubadour playing various string instruments.

Glouster Dick Wiley WAIU

Akron man with rheumatism treated in city hospital

GLOUSTER February 71 Joe W. Davis of Akron, a former Glouster resident, is at Akron City Hospital for rheumatism treatment. As a resident here he suffered frequent rheumatic illness and long periods unable to work.

Glouster Joe WD. Davis Akron Akron City Hospital Davis

Daughters of Veterans to Hold Meeting and White Elephant Party

The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday night in GLOUSBTER for a short session followed by a white elephant party. Members are asked to bring a white elephant and guests. There will be child white elephants and a potluck lunch.

Glousbter Daughters of Veterans

Sentenced for Bonds Fraud Involving Liberty Bonds

Clifford Hess of Salem received a 30 month sentence at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and a $2200 fine for obtaining Liberty Bonds by fraudulent means. Judge Samuel H. West imposed the sentence after Hess was arrested January 18 for allegedly defrauding Hanoverton farmer George W. Emmons of $1200 in bonds. Hess's partner Chester Phillinger fled to Mexico following the exposure of their scheme.

Cleveland U.R Atlanta Clifford Hess Salem Meads Samuel H. West Hess George W. Emmons Hanoverton Chesiter Phillinger Mexico

Ray to Preach at Calvary Baptist Sunday

Bay of Zanesville will preach at Calvary Baptist Church Sunday. The morning sermon theme is Isaac and His Wells and the evening message is Ancient Music.

Ray Bay Zanesville Calvary Baptist Isaac Wells

Invasion of eastern courts by Pittsburgh Duquesne and more

A team departed today for an eastern trip featuring Pittsburgh, Duquesne, Georgetown, North Carolina University, Duke, Loyola of Baltimore, and North Carolina State. The phrase torious in 84 of its last 35 games appears fragmented. remaining readable facts indicate a sports tour with named opponents and multiple universities.

Torious Pittsburgh Duquesne Georgetown North Carolina University Duke Loyola of Baltimore North Carolina State

Window Washer Killed in Cleveland Incident

Chester Palmer, age 46, was instantly killed in an accident in Cleveland on February 7, as reported by United Press. Authorities investigated the scene and did not release further details.

Cleveland Chester Palmer

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