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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
7
Glouster March 23 work in the initiatory degree at the regular meeting of Magic City Lodge I O O F will be conferred tonight. A good attendance is desired and visiting Odd Fellows will be warmly welcomed.
Reader Mrs Van Horn of Philadelphia writes how Kellogg's All Bran cured her constipation after a year of daily movement. She praises the product and urges others to guard against constipation with two tablespoons at each meal. All Bran is described as ready to eat 100 percent bran and sold by grocers.
William H Druggan, 75, longtime Glouster resident and city light plant employee, died suddenly at home on Main street Thursday morning after a brief illness. He leaves a widow and a brother, R P Druggan of Glouster. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Church of Christ with burial in Glouster cemetery.
Talent ed musicians from Ames and Bern townships under direction of Dewey Goddard performed at the Glouster Kiwanis Club meeting at the Church of Christ. The program featured quartets vocal and violin solos and a closing skit with participants Dewey Goddard Lois Cecil Esther Wilson Albert Gardner Estella Goddard Effie Glazier. Several visitors attended and K Rockhold won the attendance prize from H F Kittle.
M M Bryson of this city will speak at a young people meeting in the Jacksonville M E church Saturday at 7 o clock. Topics will be discussed by Epworth league members as the first of a two weeks pre Easter service spanning Jacksonville and Trimble Methodist churches. Rev L A Donnally will preach at The Plains Sunday 10:30 am and in Jacksonville 7 pm.
Leaves for West Glouster report George Shust departed Wednesday afternoon for New Mexico seeking health benefits and likely relocation there.
Mrs. James Logue traveled from Columbus to Colum bus after receiving word that her daughter Miss Elizabeth Logue was in serious condition at St Francis hospital. Her return followed a prior impression that Elizabeth’s condition had improved.
Dr. C. L. Jones of Athens and president of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association speaks at the Texas Independent Telephone Association annual meeting in Fort Worth. He selects State Association Benefits as the address topic.
A Fort Worth article notes expected denial of large sums earned in recent independent telephone sales across the county. The Fort Worth Record Telegram published a photograph of Dr. Jones with other leading officials.
Austrian engineer Erwin Reibenschuh has created a new automatic horizontal stabilizer designed to relieve pilots of duties and reduce air sickness by eliminating the plane’s pitching motion. The device is patented in Germany and the United States and has been submitted to the War Department in Washington for testing.
Major George B A Reinberg, the American embassy air attaché to Germany, rode a Lufthansa aircraft fitted with Reibenschuh’s gyroscopic stabilizer and praised the smooth, straight cruise as pilots can relax with a sandwich and beer once the stabilizer engages.
Insane youth at Limerick Junction fired two revolvers toward a passenger train in Dublin. James McCrory was wounded as the assailant bombarded a carriage with gunfire.
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