One Act Plays Highlight P T A Meeting
Glouster reports a P T A meeting at the high school auditorium with Supt Dillon in charge. Adelphian Society performed a one act play led by Miss Maxwell, plus musical solos by Fernée Tucker and Joseph Beshara.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
8
Glouster reports a P T A meeting at the high school auditorium with Supt Dillon in charge. Adelphian Society performed a one act play led by Miss Maxwell, plus musical solos by Fernée Tucker and Joseph Beshara.
James B and Robert Campbell of Columbus married last year, Virginia Ruth Brenholts and Dorothy Gugel as brides. The grooms are sons of Dr. J E Campbell, brother of Mrs. LeFavor, linking the families near Maplewood. An announcement from Mrs. M. M. LeFavor notes James wed June 20 in Columbus and Robert wed December 5 in Newport Kentucky.
Hollister school reports progress with a 69 pupil first and second grade orchestra costing 45 dollars 06 cents the largest in the county. A three act play The Fortune Clarity is set by teachers with Nancy Sweeney as Alta and Miss Rhinehart as Ruth among others.
H PF Kittle manager of the Gloster branch of the Athens Lumber Company is in Columbus for a convention of the Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers Association. He will travel to Richwood to visit his daughter Miss Helen who is music supervisor in Richwood schools and stay through Sunday.
Willard Mason, of Corning, former employee of the Ohio Collieries Company, resigns from the coal firm to accept the deputy auditorship under Perry County Auditor W. Quinn. Mason is a candidate for auditor of Perry County.
Glouster Temple Pythian Sisters plan a regular meeting tonight to discuss business of importance. Lunch will be served after the session.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School will meet Friday night at 7 o'clock at Mrs. Jane LeFever's home on Front Street in Glouster.
The Public Utilities Commission opened an investigation into a New York Central Railroad locomotive explosion near Columbus yesterday that killed three members of the strain crew. The blast drew immediate regulatory scrutiny over safety and maintenance.
Lieutenant Clayton C. Jerome, a Marine flyer from San Diego, salvages control when his aircraft loses its stick at 2000 feet. He latches the stick, completes a perilous landing after 45 minutes of improvised repairs, and earns a Navy commendation for bravery and resourcefulness.
Athens County Un-Tuberculosis Dairy League signals progress on petitions to hire a state veterinarian for bovine tuberculosis tests. Signatures counted Saturday at the directors meeting in T. H. Johnson’s office after a $1,590 county appropriation. Cooperation expected from State Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Navy defeated Western Maryland 48 to 23 while West Virginia beat Salem 51 to 24. Army won 48 to 24 over Massachusetts Aggies. St. John’s 31, Crescent A C 23. Westminster 29, Carnegie Tech 20. V. M. I. 34, Virginia 26. Ohio U. 55, Denison 37. Davidson 33, Marysville 20.
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a cleansing antiseptic for scalp itching and dandruff. It claims rapid relief and recommends use for various skin and scalp irritations with prices of 35c 60c and 1.00.
Mrs. William Henning of Swanton near Toledo reports twenty five years of indigestion constipation headaches and dizziness ended after five weeks on Konjola. She gained weight and strength and credits the medicine with restoring her health. Konjola is sold at McKee Drug Store in Athens and by leading druggists in the region.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports a sharp rise in alcoholism deaths among its 19 million industrial policyholders in 1929, nearly six times higher than 1920. Rates exceeded the national average across several states including Maryland Nebraska Delaware Rhode Island and New York, while Canada shows negligible mortality.
Dr. F H Krecker heads a biology department program to present a film by Dr R G Canti of London on the growth of cancer cells. The May 22 showing at Ohio University will be open to the public with a small admission to cover transportation costs, under Strange Ways Hospital Cambridge and St Bartholomew's Hospital London.
Purdue star Orval Martin will race in the Wannamaker Mile at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden New York on February 8.
A promotional note urges readers to buy the new dictionaries before Saturday to avoid being left out. It emphasizes urgency and urges readers to tell friends, noting time remains now but will be too late next week.
A single coupon is highlighted for immediate use. Readers are urged to clip it now and act at once. The notice emphasizes urgency and limits on redeemable offers.
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