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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1929

Page

7

Kiwanis Banquet Attended by Rose in Toledo

Glouster reports attorney George W. Rose Kiwanis trustee attended a Toledo session of Kiwanis stees from the state and the inaugural banquet for Ohio governor. Officers of Glouster Lodge No. 36 Knights of Pythias to be installed Monday night with good attendance expected. Harry Bernstein leaves for Pittsburgh to establish a new flat over the Cornwell Building store on Front Street with his family returning Sunday.

Glouster George W. Rose Kiwanis Toledo Kiwanis Stees Kinis Ohio Glouster Lodge Knights of Pythias Harry Bernstein Pittsburgh

Regular City Council Session in Glouster Tonight

Glouster council meets at 7 PM in the City Building for the second meeting of the year. Officials will discuss agenda items and local matters for the community.

Glouster

Meigs County Bay In Quake Area

Dexter residents receive vivid account of the 1928 Talca Chile earthquake from Harold Rawlings, roadside wreckage and collapsed adobe buildings left many dead or injured. Rawlings aided telephone line restoration in Talca and slept in a tent amid aftershocks and camp life.

Meigs County Bay Dexter Talca Chile South America Ray H. Rawlings Harold Rawlings Santiago Atea Npt

Bryson Delivers History Talk at Kiwanis Meeting

M M Bryson spoke on Kiwanis history at the Glouster club meeting, tracing its growth from a humble start to a major global service organization. A December board committee awarded Miss Florence Andrews a silk umbrella and M M LeFavor a scarf pin for their year of service, with C A Pride winning the attendance prize. Two visitors attended the event.

Glouster M. Bryson Kiwanis Florence Andrews M. M. LeFavor R. G. Webber Miss Andrews LeFavor F. E. Roberts C.A. Pride O. E.chevalier C. F. Lewis

Baby Born As Mother Dies in Family Tragedy in Steubenville

In Steubenville a day-old baby boy survived after his mother Mrs. Frank Giannamore died from a back wound inflicted by her father-in-law Vincenzo Giannamore who then killed his wife Medeleine and himself. Doctors delivered the infant during surgery and kept him on artificial respiration with hopes for his survival.

Steubenville U.P Frank Giannamore Vincenzo Giannamore Medeline Giannamore C. W. Sunseri W. B. Dilcreto

Granges Take Up State Convention

Athens Grange meeting at Jackville school house Thursday evening featured songs and readings. H. R. Jacoby reported on the Ohio State Grange. A pot luck supper followed the program.

Jackville of Athens Grange Jackville Ohio State Grange H. R. Jacoby

Hollis High excuses several students from exams

In Glouster on January 18, Hollister High School exempted three pupils with averages of 90 or above from semester exams. The exempt trio includes John Mingus Helen Shepard and Donna Hines. Additionally sixteen other students with 90 plus averages in one or more subjects were excused. Names listed include Hilda Shaner Roland Dew Christine Galloway Oliver Cooper Esther Molnar William Mount Jennie Hines Genevieve Banfield Lewis Dew Latta Sauters Daisy Deem James Mitchell Grace McCaskey Flo McClellan Eugene Galloway and Annabelle McLaughlin.

Grace McCaskey Flo McClellan Eugene Galloway Annabelle McLaughlin

Race for Life Now Sport of Frenchmen

Paris report notes Georges Clemenceau, once called the tiger, still spirited in age and vows to outlive Marshal Ferdinand Foch ten years his junior. He has largely recovered from influenza but must stay indoors several days. He asks daily about Foch’s illness and quips that he will outlast him.

Paris U.R Georges Clemenceau The Ferdinand Foch Ior Clemenceau Marshal Foch

Foundation for Moral Leadership addresses integrate church and science

Dr. Stanton Coit of London outlines a movement to award fellowships for teaching moral principles. He argues four major institutions shape education church university home and day school and urges churches to adopt modern methods while replacing punishments with positive guidance.

Foundation For Moral Leadership Stanton Colt London England Ewing Auditorium Coit

Dr Coit Talks on Moral Education in London Visit

Dr Coit addressed a London lecture on moral education after years in the city. Dr Gamm noted Coit’s ties to Great Britain and his speaking at major universities, followed by an informal Q&A session with the Social Science Club.

London Great Britain Gamm Dr. Coit Social Science Ub Coit

Property Case Begins in Athens County Court

The trial of John Chappealer against George O. Linscott and Addie H. Lowe as administrators of the Oliver M. Lovell estate opened Thursday in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff seeks property he claims was not included in the estate settlement. A 12 person jury was summoned to hear the case.

John Chappelear George O. Linscott Addie H. Lowe Oliver M. Lovell Athens County Common Pleas Court W. A. Pride W. W. Whitlateh John Gillette, Jr Russell Oxley Fred R. Baker Grant Wallace Charles Pierce John Ewing Herbert

Refusal of Salary During Governor Tenure

A report states $56 000 was declined to match a $66 060 salary over four years as Defence Governor and fourth Governor. Salary checks for that period were held by Fuller in relation to his service to wealth. Fuller hails from France and recently retired as Governor.

Defence Bim Fuller France

Trial resumed in Downey case faces Friday verdict

The courtroom reported the trial of Downey, W. R. Goddard, Kampf, and J. E. B. Cline would likely conclude on Friday as proceedings resumed in the afternoon.

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