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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1929

Page

6

Glouster Council Reconsiders Stop Sign Ordinance

The Glouster city council plans a second reading of the stop sign ordinance tonight at 7. If enough members are present, the rules may be suspended for a third reading. The measure imposes penalties for disregarding signs and regulates parking on certain streets. Also announced Rev Bay of Zanesville will speak Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church during the Sunday School hour.

Glouster Council Gouster Rend Bay Zanesville Calvary Baptist Church

Bechtel Baby Born in Glouster

Mr and Mrs P T Bechtel of Route 6 Ind welcomed a daughter Phyllis Jean on February 5. Mrs Bechtel is former Miss Leonora Jewell, daughter of M E Jewell of this city.

Glouster Rs. P. T. Bechtel Route No. 6 Ind Aughter Phyllis Jean

Sigma Rho plans revised meeting for publication staff

Announcement from the Signee honorary women's journal at Ohio University notes date changes to Wednesday evening at 8 30 to suit Green and White staff on duty. Plans for a Sigma Rho publication were discussed at a recent Athens Office meeting.

Ohio University Oranah Bening Athens

Toledo Grain Prices Slide In Pasted Notice

Toledo grain market update shows prices for cash and future contracts across multiple classifications including No 2 and No 3 feeds, old and new wheat, corn and oats with varying cents per bushel figures. futures and cash terms dated February 14 with follow up notes for February 19.

Toledo Grain Mpoledo U.P Cash Grain Itest Fiéicore Sb iccesTuc

Attorney Rose Speaks On Washington At Kiwanis

Attorney George W. Rose was the Kiwanis Club speaker on February 15, discussing George Washington whose birthday is next Friday. He received the attendance prize from Cletus Stoecklein as appreciation for a fine talk. The meeting at the Church of Christ social room drew good attendance and Reverend Moore of Corning attended as a visitor.

Glouster George W. Rose Kiwanis Club George Washington Attorney Rose Cletus Stoecklein Church of Christ Moore , Corning

Dr Ada Arlitt Speaks On Child Discipline At AAUW Meeting

Dr Ada Arlitt director of the Mothers Training Center at the University of Cincinnati addresses the American Association of University Women in Music Hall on child discipline. She warns against making children the center of attention and using fear and rewards like ice cream to control behavior. The Athens AAUW sets a $1,000 goal for a national fellowship fund and Dr Jeaste A Charters discusses children’s leisure time at the Founders Day event.

Ada Arlitt Mothers’ Training Center University of Cincinnati Music Hall American Association of University Women Arlitt John Dr. Arlitt Jane Athens Organization Irma Voigt O. C. Bird Parent- Teacher Association Jeaste A. Charters

Glouster Teachers Paid Promptly From State Funds

Glouster schools report smooth state funding for the current term with no delays in teacher salaries. A $4,400 voucher covered January payroll and February funds are anticipated to cover the next salary list.

Glouster

Clergy Exchange Sermons Set for Sunday Evening

The Reverend Roberts of the Church of Christ and the Reverend Browning of the Methodist Church will exchange pulpits Sunday evening. Services begin promptly at 7 oclock at both churches.

Glouster Roberts Church of ‘Christ Browning Methodist Church

Parham Eyes Trial With New York Clubs After Stellar College Season

Georgia Tech star Bob Parham, a standout in both football and baseball, may seek a trial with a New York club. He hit above .400 last season, showcasing elite college competition.

Bob Parham Georgia Tech New York

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