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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
7
The Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Roberts with Harold and Carrol LeFavor and Roger Kittle travel to McArthur today to attend a reception for members to be held at the McArthur Church of Christ. Roberts recently completed a productive series of meetings with 28 accessions.
A Glouster ad journed council session will convene to pass ordinances authorizing bond issuance to fund recently completed street improvements. After passage and publication the bonds will be offered for sale by the clerk.
H F Tittle manager of the Glouster branch and L W Roberts president of Athens based Athens Lumber travel to Cincinnati for the annual Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers' Association convention at the Hotel Sinton. The event runs through today.
Corning and Burr Oak motorists report the state highway between the towns is in fairly good condition after repairs. The work followed prior near impassable sections with crushed limestone, deep ruts, and dirt foundation. Winnie Meredith led the repair with Lizzie Meredith and Lizzie Clark assisting. new officers and temple staff were listed after installation, then lunch was served.
Glouster January 27 White tose Terple Pythian Sisters installed officers for the year at a Wednesday night meeting with ceremonies and local leaders in attendance.
Mrs H F Kittle attended the advanced music pupils recital at the Ohio University music hall in Athens Wednesday afternoon. Her daughter Miss Helen sang at the event.
Frank Thomas, Amesville bank cashier, spoke to the Kiwanis Club noting support for its aims and the Community club progress in Amesville. R G Webber received a past president pin from President Holter, praising club teamwork and pledging support. C By Dillon won the attendance prize. guest Westerville’s B McLeod attended.
William Heaston, a federal prohibition officer from Lima, was released from Champaign County Jail on $1,800 bond after pleading not guilty to entering a barn rented by Theodore Fraze.
Moscow reports a gang forging large amounts of Soviet currency with the headquarter believed to be in London, details unclear.
Joseph Manley an Akron prisoner who escaped from two deputies while being brought to the penitentiary in Columbus yesterday remained at large today another prisoner who escaped with him was recaptured Manley was sentenced for robbery.
Police in Celina search for a suspect who allegedly attempted to attack three girls. Authorities say no trace found and residents escort children to school as a precaution.
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