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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1929

Page

10

Season closes February 1 for fur bearing animals

Game Protector B T LeFever announces season end on February 1 for fur bearing animals except mink and muskrat which close March 1. He notes large fur harvest last season and cautions trappers to limit take to the exempted species after tomorrow. Glouster correction issued re a dance pavilion incident and arrests reported in Tuesday’s Glasgow news.

B. T. LeFever Isi Mr. LeFever Glouster Glousnews Ing

Changes in Athens school teaching staff for second term

Several changes have been made to the teaching staff of Athens schools for the second semester due to leaves of absence grants for graduate study and resignations. New appointments include Sue Brown Cook from Columbia University and Lynda Smith from the University of Iowa.

Athens West Side Rosa Reimers Sue Brown Cook Coumbia University Dennis Lynda Smith University of Iowa Mary Blayney Doris Wilhite Wilhite Central East Side Laura Bailey Cuyahoga Falls Humphrey Ohio Rufus Putnam France Everhart Hilda Saunders Ohio University Clark University Lois Keller Athens High School Corinne Stutstill Peabody Nashville Tennessee

Baby carriage sells fast in Athens classified ad

Mrs. R. S. Atkins of Athens advertised a now unused baby carriage in the Athens classified section. The item drew buyers quickly as the ad hit the page, turning attic clutter into cash for the seller.

R.S. Atkins Athens

Splendid Homemade Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old fashioned recipe claims to stop a lingering cough fast using simple ingredients like Pinex honey and sugar syrup. It describes how the mixture soothes inflamed membranes and acts on the bronchial system to ease chest troubles, suggesting rapid relief and easy preparation.

Lydie

Morris Says State Will Extend Help In Building Aid

George Morris of the State Department of Education visits Glouster to back a new school replacing the one destroyed by fire before Christmas. He pledges state aid and urges immediate steps to solve the building problem. Also notes a local resident Mary Gazell underwent appendicitis surgery in Detroit and her sister Elizabeth Brown travels to aid. Homer Grange to meet at Mountville with important matters on the agenda.

Glouster George Morris State Department of Education State Department Morris Mary Gazell Detroit Elizabeth Brown Homer Grange Mountville

Bowling Alleys Open in Glouster With New Recreation Room

Clarence and Rolland Colbert lease space in the Odefel low Building Glouster to install two bowling alleys and several pool tables. Work is to finish before February 9 to open the business. The previous alleys were operated by W. P. Reese, then sold to a Corning man, who sold the building and gear to Jacob Paul for a Boston Store in Glouster.

Glouster Clarence and Rolland Colbert Odéfellow W. P. Reese Corning Jacob Paul Boston

Auto stolen from Dr Bean found in Chicago

Police report the automobile stolen from Dr. Lewis Bean in Gallipolis last Saturday has been located in Chicago. Two youths from Huntington West Virginia and Ashland Kentucky, believed to be the thieves, remain at large.

Gallipolis Lewis Bean Chicago Huntington W. Va Ashland

Sentences sentenced by court martial at Ciudad Real

A court martial in Ciudad Real Spain sentenced to death three leaders of the revolt there. A worm related to the vinegar eel parasite was found by scientists to survive weeks in formalin or bichloride of mercury.

Hendayle Ciudad Real Spain

Glouster Hires Mildred Vickroy for High School

The Glouster board of education appointed Miss Mildred Vickroy to fill the vacancy created by the death of Mrs Alma Edenfield. Vickroy holds an A B from Ohio State University and has four years of high school teaching experience at Mc Connelsville Malta High School and Ravenswood High School in West Virginia.

Glouster Board of Education Mildred Vickroy

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