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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
5
M Thrrell Moore leaves for Cambridge Mass returning home briefly before Sep to assume his post as professor of accounting and business statistics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He leads a new department as organizer and head.
The Messenger suggests taking your newspaper along for any length of vacation to enhance enjoyment. Readers are encouraged to call the circulation department to arrange delivery and ensure papers arrive daily during travel.
Mrs Ray Calvert of Buffalo Ohio visits with husband Mr Ray Calvert employed in this city. Mrs Flora Schmauser of Canton and Mr and Mrs William Ely of Columbus visit Mrs Sarah Bean. Mr Henry Garrett is in Columbus on business. Company L leaves tomorrow for Camp Perry for two weeks training. Miss Fanny Davidson visited Logan yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Tom were in Marietta on business. Mr Bob Wood returns home after attending the Elks Convention in Cincinnati. Mr George Arthur Fetch becomes Life Guard at Crystal pool as Bert Barnes attends camp. Mr Joe Lord returned yesterday.
E B Bryan enters her sixth week away from home in Houston. Doris Coon visits her grandparents on the Lower Plains. F E Barnhill and son Junior of Circleville came to Athens for sister Bate Tubbs surgery at Sheltering Arms hospital. Faye Elliott Bassler of Akron accompanied by B J Bassler and others visited Hebbardsville relatives and left today. Frank Cone and Grace Webb motor through West Virginia toward Greenbriar camp with Pauline returning home in a week. J L Pickering and spouse return from Zanesville after five days with E W Harvey relatives.
Glouster residents plan a home coming on Sunday July 24 with all day events. Rev Souders leads morning services assisted by Rev Arza Ball of Wrightstown. A noon basket dinner precedes baptism for sixty converts at Glouster bathing beach at 2 30 pm. Lamborn hall chairs provided by Wallace and Carpenter and Lamborn brothers.
Robert Gamwell and Ernest Williams have returned from Akron after spending several days there.
Glouster July 15 Trimble Juniors defeated Williams All Stars 5 to 0. They then beat Redtown 5 to 2. Next they seek games with the Corning Scouts and Chauncey Scouts, arrangements via Carl Parker 18 South High Street Glouster.
Glouster expects only routine matters at the last July meeting tonight at the city building. The council plans a short session with standard municipal business.
Mrs. M. L. Kimmey of Athens conferred with local residents as she wrapped up a revival meeting in Glouster on July 15. The event attracted community engagement and spiritual activities through the week.
Four automobile loads of boys who left Monday with Rev. Roberts F A Danford Everett Eddy and H F Hambel to visit the Cincinnati zoo are expected home today. The trip included camping and fun during the adventure.
Charles Bishop of Bishopville sold 18.74 acres adjoining the village to P. M. Smith. The tract was part of 1 600 acres bought in February 1814 by Samuel G. Bishop, grandfather of Charles, and had remained in the family for 113 years.
The record radio hook up which carried the Lindbergh welcome at Washington may be eclipsed by the network to broadcast the Sharkey Dempsey bout on July 21. KOA Denver and six Pacific coast stations join the plan.
The National Broadcasting Company chain grows to 45 stations, six short of the Lindbergh welcome record. Pacific coast additions include KOMO KFOA Seattle KGW Portland KFI Los Angeles KGO Oakland and KPO San Francisco. The Yankee Stadium ringside fight broadcast will be under ScrippsHoward newspapers.
A playful puzzle lists ten answers including Ponzi Annie Brescant Einstein Norma Smallwood Tulsa St. Louis Cardinals Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana Oyster Bay annual 75000 with 25000 expenses Delhi and Grace Goodhue, asking for the corresponding questions in a hidden format.
Bible school at 9:18. Alex H. Root superintendent. Morning worship at 10:30 with sermon The Cost of Humanity. Communion service, special quartet music led by Miss Barbara Kantzer. Prof. A. R. Kresge at the organ. Epworth league and Student Union nearby.
The league gathers at 6:88 and evening worship begins at 7:80. Cooperating churches join the service at the Presbyterian church where Rev. W Walter Ludwig will preach.
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