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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
6
About 70 attended the high school auditorium in Glouster for a Spring Review by the Green Goat Entertainers of Athens. The show, in a lively entertaining style, was well received and sponsored by the Glouster Kiwanis Club. Proceeds support underprivileged child programs.
GLOUSTER March 15 the council planned to appoint a member tonight to replace Gus Gaskalla who was president and automatic mayor successor to Hugh Gormy. The appointee will serve until January 1 next pending council approval. Reed L ers of Albany received a share showing completion of the annual winter course in agriculture at Ohio State University with 39 men completing the course. he was the only one from Athens County.
March 15 report from Louster states a road owned by Jake Nagle in the city was destroyed by fire on Street in the early hours. Details are unavailable as this is written. The machine is a complete loss, according to a statement from investigators. The text also references upcoming National AAU finals with Cooks Painters of Kansas City facing Southside Turn of Indianapolis and Henry Jets of Wichita meeting Kenosha A of Kenosha Wis in the finals tonight.
David Phillips 86 died Wednesday at the home of his son in law Mr and Mrs Worthy Parker Glouster after long infirmity He leaves wife and four children Elizabeth Fox Columbus William Phillips Glouster Mrs Harry Coates Youngstown Funeral at Kohler Millfield burial Glouster Cemetery. a man named Kohler was fined for drunkenness costing 13.80 total with costs and part paid earlier
In Glouster March 15 the church and Sunday School have been discontinued. Sunday School will be held at 9 30 in the morning and the service at 10 30.
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