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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
7
Creek Mine No. 6 in Ohio set county and production marks by loading 4 071 tons onto railroad cars in a day. Output reached the 50 ton per hour target with cars moved 228 feet from mine to dump, reflecting a modernized operation under Superintendent P H Meg.
Mrs Grace Edinger of Leonard Edinger died Thursday afternoon in a hospital. Her funeral arrangements are being prepared with burial at the J B Church Sunday at 2 o clock, conducted by Rev F O Koster. She is survived by four children, two sons and two daughters.
Miss Helen Crant and Ernestine Hamp attended a Crawford home immunization clinic Friday after a pet dog showed rabies symptoms. The dog and its head were examined. no household members were bitten, and Crawford called it precautionary.
Members of the gion and the American era will enjoy a social American Legion club night in honor of sixteenth birthday. A prize will be given and refreshments will be served. An earlier Legion broadcast featured Guy Morrison the Red Helper in Mine 6 who sustained a foot injury when struck by a tool during a crush incident.
Mr and Mrs Charles moved to the home they met Mr Cozart. Paneroy was employed. Pullins spent the week deck and the home of A L Were. Roy Miss Mary Cole Kart and Jessie Jus Meter and Alvin Cole worked in gravel pits.
L Eddy of Marengo, a former Glouster resident, spent a few days this week with relatives. Carl Pico hosted Mrs Pico’s mother Mrs John J Reilly of Columbus. Kate Gardner returned to Columbus after visiting her parents in Glouster.
Mr and Mrs John L Baird and daughter Mrs Frank Binderbasin Jr and Mr and Mrs Henry Williams of Glouster attended the funeral of Mrs Mont Baird at Point Rock on Sunday. She died at her country home near Wilkesville last Friday aged 73. Interment followed at Point Rock.
A quilt will be awarded at the Ladies' Auxiliary of the UMWA meeting in Glouster. The event includes a business session and a potluck supper after the award ceremony.
Glouster schools announce 2-B grade spelling honors for the last six weeks with students Lewis Morrison Billie Wells and Dickie Smith achieving top marks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs C O Will Wednesday night. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance including the Moldens and the Nelsons with family news and health updates from Mrs Orlando Davis.
Members of the Young People's society of the First Baptist Church did not attend the mid year associational meeting in Gallipolis Thursday night because of the probability of flooding between here and that city.
Rock Springs Grange members attended a Pomona Grange meeting in Racine tonight. Guests included Earl Collins family Eugene and Donald, and many local residents. Other notes mention deaths, visits, and outings of area residents.
A regular session of council is scheduled for Friday at 7 o clock in the City Building. Citizens are advised to attend as agenda items may include standard municipal matters.
Millicent Graves faces a tangled chase after a purse substitution rumor and a vanished gypsy fortune teller. She fears recognition from a front page photo as pursuer footsteps close in and she seeks clues about confidential reports and a possible charge account linked to initials M. G. The story ends with a cliffhanger note.
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