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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
10
Glouster July 5. A Ford roadster used for professional calls was stolen from in front of Dr E LeFever's Spring street home about 1 o'clock Wednesday. Dr LeFever's daughter Miss Ruth saw the car driven away. The old model car bore license 313 443.
Charles Cook Sr., a former Glouster resident and charter Red Men lodge member, died in Cleveland Tuesday morning at 5:30. A telegram received by Fred Brown of Glouster confirmed the death, noting he and Mrs. Cook had moved to Cleveland years earlier and retained ties to Glouster.
A fragmented listing of broadcast schedules across networks detailing open air concerts, dance orchestras, soloists, symphonies, dinner programs, and variety acts. Highlights include Goldman Band under Edn Franko Goldman, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare with Detroit ensembles, and schedules spanning WEAF WJZ WLW WBAL WGN WMAQ and more with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
The obituary notes a Cleveland resident who died recently leaving a wife and several children. The body was taken to Columbus for funeral services held there and burial at Green Lawn cemetery.
Glouster reports Miss Mil dred Howard a teacher in the local schools has been granted a life elementary certificate by the state board of examiners. She and Miss Pauline Myers are spending the summer in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bradley and their grandson Jack attended Wallace K. Crothers funeral in Nelsonville on Wednesday.
Finlander arrested in Redtown after resisting officers who found him intoxicated near the labor train cars. He refused to identify himself and brandished a 32 caliber revolver, but deputies controlled him before he could draw. He is to be arraigned on intoxication charges.
He was transported to Athens and will be arraigned today in Justice Porter’s court according to a local police report.
Glouster reports The Stand ard Bearers plan a Friday evening gathering at the home of Miss Dorothy Jones in town.
Mrs. Homer Carter hosted a social hour and two course luncheon on Saturday night at her home in honor of Newton Filley's seventeenth birthday. Attendees included Max Kellar Lawrence Ellinger George Christman Miriam Freese and others as well as Mr and Mrs Homer Carter and their son and Mrs Elizabeth Filley.
In Fort Thomas Kentucky eleven hundred citizens joined The Bible Students class and took the oath of enlistment as part of a month long training program led by Mrs Lester W p and Mrs Charles Walker. The gathering included readings by Mrs La Verne GastinGrandy and a marriage license record for Virgil M Trimble 20. The event showcased active citizen training with group activities and oaths administered under post officers of the Tenth Infantry and Sixteenth Infantry attachments.
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