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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

6

Rain and remedies brighten Glouster area

Local notes report two rains easing drought in Glouster and surrounding areas. Grant Hospital in Columbus treated Mrs. Chappelear after an operation and she is improving. Mr and Mrs Will Brown visited Coshocton before returning home. Brown is a former Trimble resident. L F Richardson of Richardson Furniture travels to Columbus for a convention of heater dealers.

Grant Hospital Columbus Chappelear Will Brown Coshoct Mr. Brown Webster Norris Trimble L. F. Richardson Richardson Furniture Company E. G. Biddison A. M. Taylor Biddison Maple@wood Hollister Miles Hoon W. H. Hoon Bishopville Church of Christ Montgomery W. Va Cincinnati Conservatory of Music C. B. Frampton Gerald Chappelear Elliott

Buckeye Fish Car Distributes 100000 Breeders Across State

More than 100,000 mature breeders were released into streams during the last season by the state fish car Buckeye. Many fish were placed in Athens Meigs and Washington counties under State Game Protector B T LeFever who oversees ten counties. A detailed distribution record is kept and will be published after fall distribution, with more fish expected in nearby counties.

le Fever

Misses Richards and Davis Return From Michigan Trip

Misses Nelle Richards and Mabel Davis returned from a motor trip through Michigan stopping at Ann Arbor for University of Michigan commencement exercises. H B Davis of Clinton Indiana, cousin to Miss Davis, earned a law degree at Michigan this year.

Glouster Nelle Richards Mabel Davis Michigan Ann Arbor University of Michigan H. B. Davis Clinton Ind Michigan University

Baker Joe Carter Lands Job in Fostoria

Glouster on June 18 reports Joe Carter formerly with the Munden bakery has left for Fostoria to take a position in a leading local bakery.

Glouster Joe Carter Munden Fostoria

Southern Cinderella Play At Green's Run School House

A three act play titled A Southern Cinderella will be presented at Green's Run school house on June 25 at 7 p.m. by the Taylor Ridge church youth group. Proceeds will fund church building improvements on Taylor Ridge.

Glouster Green's Run Taylor Ridge

Licenses To Marry Granted 107 Couples Yesterday

The June bridal month grows with 107 licenses issued yesterday and 28 in the first half of June. Seven marriages were recorded, pairing Willard Simonton and Gladys Starkey, William Jago and Dorothy McKinley, Harry Snyder and Marion Sprague, Lloyd Thorne and Leva Romine, James Ginley and Ethel Oxley, Charles Henderson and Frieda Jones, and Alonzo Perry with Leonora Carman. Others include couples from Amesville, Athens, Nelsonville, and New Marshfield. This follows a local pattern of rising June marriages.

S. M. Johnson Willard L. Simonton Nelsonville Gladys M. Starkey William Wallace Jago Amesville Carpenter Dorothy Luella McKinley Amesville Harry Cooper Snyder Blanchester Marion Elizabeth Sprague Athens Lloyd Dailey Thorne the Plains Miner Leva Bee Romine James E. Ginley Ethel Irene Oxley Charles J4 Henderson Frieda F. Jones Alonzo Perry New Marshfield Leonora Belle Carman

Trimble Board to Award Painting Contract June 25

In Glouster on June 18 the Trimble board of education declares it will award the contract for painting the large village school building at the upcoming June 25 meeting, a decision reached at the board's last session.

Glouster Trimble Board of Education

Mond Calls Socialism Clear as Mutton in England

London reports Sir Alfred Mond, MP, states socialism as an issue is as clear as mutton in England, signaling strong political tone on the topic.

London England Alfred Mond

Editor Speaks Continued From Page One

The editor explains after re-reading the manuscript that the criticism is valid and the flower was omitted. He notes the text says nothing about clothing and says he has drawn the heroine without them, prompting Mrs. Ward to hire another illustrator, Burgess says.

Rain Postpones Charles Chapel Lawn Social

The Charles Chapel church lawn social was postponed from Wednesday due to rain and moved to Thursday evening June 25. The Ladies Aid Society will welcome friends on the new date regardless of weather.

Charles Chapel Church Lawn Ladies’ Aid Society

Rochester surgeon named honorary doctor by Edinburgh University

Dr. Charles Mayo of Rochester Minnesota was made an honorary doctor of laws at Edinburgh University during the American post graduate assembly in Edinburgh on June 18.

Edinburgh Scotland Charles Mayo Rochester Minn Edinburgh University

Miss Elsie Druggan Heads to Scotland for Health Conference

Miss Elsie Druggan director of health at Ohio University leaves New York for Edinburgh where she will attend a World Federation of Educational Associations health conference in July 2028. She will study health issues in England and Scotland this summer and return to Athens in September after about three years with Ohio University.

Edinburgh Athens Elsie Druggan Ohio University New York Scotland England

Three Athens Kiwanians Attend National Kiwanis Convention

Three Athens Kiwanians will attend the national Kiwanis convention in St. Paul from June 22 to 25. C. T. Moore serves as official delegate, with M. M. Kerr and O. H. Rowland accompanying, each bringing their families.

St. Paul C. T. Moore Athens Club O. H. Rowland

Rotary Ballots Underway At Cleveland Sixteenth Convention

Cleveland June 18 voters began secret balloting at Public hall to choose International officers at the Rotary International sixteenth annual convention. Polls opened around 7:45 and closed about 9:45 with early reports indicating turnout.

Cleveland Rotary International Henry Ford Iaste

Stone Church Moved to London in New Village Relay

Stone by stone a church from a deserted Lancashire village is moved to a new, more thriving community in London to be rebuilt exactly as it stood, preserving its historic structure during the transfer.

London Lancashire

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