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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
6
From Glouster March 13. The board of education will auction two buildings moved from the current site for the new school. The sale starts Saturday at 1 PM. Buildings include the Mrs Bota Gardner property and the Mike Shust property and must be moved by March 31 to start construction.
Postmaster H. F. Hamber announced city mail delivery has been authorized for Glouster. He sent a telegram to Congressman I. M. Foster of Athens thanking him for his role in securing the service, noting the congressman's particular interest in the project.
George Wilbur 13 son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Warehime of Hollister died at 1130 Wednesday night. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Hollister church with burial in Hollister cemetery. Rev Miller of Athens to preach at Fierce Ridge schoolhouse Sunday morning at 1100.
Mrs. Margaret Welsh McHarg and daughters attended the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Barrett of Wellston at Byer on Thursday.
A well known authority says too rich foods can hurt kidneys by acids that overwork and clog them, causing backache headaches and urinary irritation. Drink plenty of water and take Jad Salts with water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys. Have kidneys checked twice yearly.
Morgan County residents from Malta Union and Homer townships urge finishing twelve miles of the Glouster road cut by traffic pounds. Estimated cost 82090 with 65 percent sought from the state highway department, and the rest shared by townships and adjacent property owners, leaving a small county share. A delegation met Morgan County commissioners to press the project.
Mrs. W. W. Bryson traveled to Columbus this morning to spend the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. C. M. Garrett returns to her home in Zanesville today ending a visit in this city with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis.
Calvary Baptist church schedules preaching services for Sunday morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 oclock.
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Chauncey was the guest Thursday of Mrs. H. F. Kittle. Mrs. Herry Bowers returned to Columbus Thursday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Seller at Hollister.
Herb J. Parker files a bill in Common Pleas court seeking sale of a house and lot in Mechanicsburg or distribution of his one seventh interest in the property.
The will names son William Brian as executor and directs support for the testator's wife during her life plus payment of funeral expenses. The estate is to be divided equally among six children and one stepdaughter.
Wilbur Pettit arrives from Wichita Kansas to answer charges of shooting and killing his brother in law John Payne on December 26, 1928. He will face arraignment in Common Pleas court in Mansfield Ohio. Pettit denied being the wanted man upon arrest. His father vows to mortgage the farm to fund his defense. Pettit’s twin brother Willard is already serving nineteen years in the Ohio penitentiary for involvement in Payne's death.
Elyria Ohio March 13 arsenic poison caused the death of Fred Gienke Valley City farmer and seriously ill the chemist said. The method of administration was not disclosed though coffee samples showed no external content and if used the poison must have been added after brewing.
Ohio University seniors adopt the cane as the official badge of senior dignity marking a symbolic milestone for the class. The gesture signals a formal acknowledgment of senior status within campus life and traditions.
A garbled report notes Ohio students and a cheerleader named Bart Hickman rallying in support of debate efforts. The text hints at rising status for debaters alongside football players, with unclear specifics.
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