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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1926
Page
11
Glouster Ohio records show Mayor Park reporting June fines of 177.95 while the board of public affairs notes 1004.79 in receipts and 2000.89 in expenditures. An offer by Mrs. L I Robinett to buy city lots 685 and 686 was accepted, and bonds totaling 33066 remain outstanding.
W S Kempt opened the evening with county figures Judge S M Johnson G G Bryson Mrs O D Daily Mrs Charles Manafield and H P Dutton. Bryson spoke on the ties between the Grange and the Farm Bureau and Manafield described 4 H club growth. Daily urged women to spread the idea that they inspire men and belong in the Farm Bureau. Esther Wilson sang and T N Hoover directed singing.
GLOUSTER July 3 Mine 16 at Derthick closed down today and will be idle for two weeks.
Lloyd Antle and L. E. Richardson depart Glouster by motor for New York City. Richardson will attend furniture markets while Antle enters Columbia University for a summer term. They plan to return to Glouster next week.
Joseph Spisak Jr 21 of Oregon Ridge died at White Cross hospital Columbus after an appendectomy. He arrived Tuesday by Andrews & Wallace ambulance, underwent surgery, and died Friday morning. Funeral at Buchtel Catholic church Monday. Burial in Buchtel Catholic cemetery. He leaves parents a brother and a sister. Miss Anne Klingo visiting Mt. Carmel hospital. Bertchers visit Columbus for nursing study.
H P Dutton launches local membership drive as M L Noon of Michigan State Farm Bureau urges unity of farmer and business interests. Noon notes supply and demand govern markets and calls cooperative marketing key to fair prices. Lincoln outlines Farm Bureau goals to raise farm income and improve rural life via farmer input and legislative representation.
Mrs. Lohertz Frash of Amesville found guilty of arson after a one hour fifteen minute jury deliberation. Her husband Arthur Frash testified as a witness. both had confessed. Trial followed an earlier mistrial as the couple faced charges tied to the April 28 Amesville house fire.
Journal page mixes a transcription of the Continental Congress declaration with local tax budget notices. It includes the independence pledge text and a girl named Corinne Tesperets, then moves to public hearing notices for Albany Ohio and Lodi Township tax budgets in 1926 and 1927 with dates and clerks listed. The item blends historical document facsimile language with municipal notice style.
Classified notice seeking a strictly Christian service worker to visit families in Akron Ohio during training. Full or spare time with remuneration. Write frankly and boldly to Hubert Marston 47 East Mill Street Akron Ohio.
Nan Marraby returns to the country and reunites with John Arnott and former lover Peter Lyster as a web of past debts jealousies and wartime separations unfolds. Nan navigates family ties and a looming choice between old affection and new obligations amid a village gathering near the Marraby estate.
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