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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
6
A Kiwanis talk warns of danger from diet trends that cut roughage. The speaker urges daily roughage intake to prevent constipation and related health issues, promoting Kellogg's All-Bran as a reliable source.
Glouster Kiwanis Club met with no formal program. M. M. Bryson spoke on Kiwanis education and district trustee George W. Rose set March 15 for committee chairmen reports. The attendance prize from Andrew Allen went to E. H. Taylor. visitors included Dave Powers Tom Noon and Ed Wells.
Senator LeFever of Glouster introduces a bill to create a five member state emergency coal commission. The panel would survey Ohio’s coal field since 1918, promote Ohio coal via ads and public addresses, and prosecute willful dealers.
A bill would bar misrepresenting foreign coal as Ohio mined with the chief commissioner earning 4000 dollars and four assistants 2500 each annually while 30000 dollars would be appropriated for the act. In Glouster on March 8 Mary Swett Tent Daughters of Civil War Veterans plans a bake sale at Eddy Hardware Store Saturday afternoon.
Emmett Canter of Derthick, a teader in Mine No 10, suffered a crushing injury to his right leg when a coal mass slid while he pried down coal with a bar. He was removed to his home by ambulance and treated by Dr. A J Crawford. He will be unable to work for several weeks.
Elder C. H. Morin of Malta will preach at Glouster on March 8, delivering a religious address to local congregants. The visit highlights Morin's mission and expected turnout at the meeting place.
A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night services at the Trimble Church of Christ. The notice encourages local residents to join in worship and fellowship.
Richard Druggan 72 longtime Glouster resident died at his daughter Mrs. Brent Shirley’s home in Springfield at 11 pm Wednesday. Funeral services were held today at 2 pm in Springfield Cemetery interment followed in Springfield Cemetery. He leaves a daughter and two sons in Springfield and Columbus.
Mrs. Jesse Skinner of Derthick died Thursday at her parents home in Glouster after pneumonia. 18 years old, she left a husband and a three month old baby. Funeral at Church of Christ Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. F. E. Roberts. Burial in Giouster Cemetery.
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