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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
10
A collage of crossword style clues and partial phrases. The puzzle centers on circled letters forming the name of a humorist who is mayor of Hollywood colony. Entries include hints for words like gaze, affirm, portico, contend with puns and inserted fragments.
Classifieds note Ford cars and trucks with prices: 1925 roadster $225, 1925 sedan $275, 25 coupes $225 each, 1024 touring $100, and a stock Ford 1925 truck.
Spring overhauling advertised at Mc Farland’s Garage with special rates. Also a six tube radio console complete setup offered at 145 dollars. Bell Auto Sales Co. features groceries meats vegetables and fish. Dalton’s Ry East Na listed in the notice.
GLOUSTER Jan 12 Under Rev L A Donnally revival services are held each night at Trimble Methodist church Miss Charlotte Brownlee of Seoul Korea spoke Monday evening as a representative of the W F M 8 and the Standard Bearers Several of the Glouster Standard Bearers attended.
In Glouster on January 12, the Daughters of Civil War veterans installed officers led by president Mary E. Roberts. Other elected roles include Louise Jones as senior vice president Lizzie Mount as junior vice president and Edna Embrey performing the installation.
Attorney George W. Rose spends a few days in Columbus on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Gibbs visit Columbus Tuesday as guests of Mrs. John McGuire and Mrs. Lawrence Brown. Mrs. Meshick Carey returns to Columbus Tuesday after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Weaver. Mrs. Fred Jonas returns Tuesday from Kingwood West Virginia due to the illness and death of her father J. W. Gribble.
Just received new printed silk crepe and soie patterns in silk crepe T and soisette print. Prices: 45 cents a yard for silk crepe T and one dollar a yard for Ohlinger & Wolfe fabrics.
The birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of the Odd Fellows lodge will be observed by Magic City lodge in Glouster. A Philadelphia Grand Lodge meeting set January 15 as the annual observance, with the Ohio grand master issuing a proclamation calling all lodges to mark the day.
Glouster reports Robert Marshall once of the city and his brother John Marshall of Corning were informed their mother died on Christmas Day in Coat Scotland. The two brothers received a letter confirming the death.
The Rev. Fr. E. Roberts of this city and the Rev. Homer Vian will begin a two weeks evangelistic campaign at the Bishopville church. The program includes sermons, music, and singing with services every evening for a week.
Ohio branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will meet at Super hall at 7 30 tonight. Moving pictures on electricity themes including power story Niagara Falls and development meter will be shown through Westinghouse and Willard Battery. Officer election and society reorganization plans will be completed.
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