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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
7
Gr yson spoke on the Golden Rule at the Kills Club meeting in Glouster Mich. He argued honesty between merchant and customer is essential and that mass production, spurred by 18th century loom and cotton gin, can reduce costs and help abolish poverty. Attendance was strong with BE. L. Jones winning the prize.
Kellogg in Battle Creek offers All Bran Muffins made with sugar, flour, and milk for baking. The mix yields about six large muffins per batch and uses three teaspoons baking powder. Sold by all grocers and served in hotels and dining cars.
Pneumonia after a ten day illness caused the death of Mrs. Peter McAllister at her Glouster home. She lived in the city about 30 years and is survived by her husband and five children Thomas and John Glouster William Vincennes Ind the Misses Agnes and Sarah at home. Funeral services are set for Holy Cross Church Saturday at 9 oclock with burial in the Catholic Cemetery.
GLOUSTER March 22 York Grange members will attend a special Trimble Grange meeting Saturday night at 7:80 for conferring degree work Each Trimble member is asked to bring a pie Calvary Baptist Church to hold Sunday services at 7 p m Rev Bay of Zanesville will preach Sunday School at 9 a m and worship at 10 a m All are invited to attend
The Rev. Homer Vian of Glouster is the author of today editorial printed on the church page of The Messenger.
Chauncey reports Ralph McCathran of The Plains underwent a second surgical operation Tuesday at Grant Hospital in Columbus. His condition is described as favorable after the first operation weeks earlier. Mrs. McCathran remains with him in Columbus.
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