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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
8
Gaskalla, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaskalla of Glouster, married Natilla Klotz of Fostoria on Thursday in Fostoria. The groom's family attended, including Mrs. Joseph Gaskalla and daughters Lurene and Dorothy, along with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaskalla and Earl. The couple will reside on a farm near Fostoria after the ceremony.
PLAN SOCIAL TIME GLOUSTER March 25. Thea Chapter OEB 8 holds a special meeting tonight and asks all members to attend.
Murray City officials began an inquiry into the causes of a Monday morning fire that destroyed the business district and damaged the high school. Mayor Surgen and Fire Chief Surtees indicated state help could be sought. Eleven families lost homes or belongings and Red Cross aid is requested.
Glouster village faces near exhaustion of funds from the county auditor in Athens. The general fund shows only 1387.39 after election and health deductions leaving 387.39 after paying a 1000 certificate of indebtedness. Election costs 366.80 and health fund 335.03 were deducted. Semi annual draw provided 1856.62 for the special assessment fund to cover bonds and interest coupons.
Dr. Charles A. Neal, head of the State Health Department, announced there will be no inquiry into mysterious paralysis alleged to stem from Jamaica ginger. He said the illness is not communicable and not a public health problem, but remains an issue for pure food and prohibition authorities.
NEW LEXINGTON March 25. Chester Pierce Henry Dodson Frank Dodson and Lawrence Bucher jailed here say they will plead guilty to any indictment the grand jury returns Sheriff Clifford Wilson quoted them as wanting to get it over with Mrs Sarah Dodson of Columbus and Miss Faye Hargrave of Jeffersonville visited the prisoners Sunday Mrs Dodson is the mothers of two boys while Hargrave and Bucher were to marry soon.
ST PETERSBURG Fla March 25 The Boston Braves conclude their nine game set with the New York Yankees today having won five of eight so far.
Leo White of this city is recovering from an emergency appendectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus performed early last week. Relatives say he is recovering nicely and will likely return home next week.
GLOUSTER March 25 Mr and Mrs Howard Guinther travel to Akron to join him for the summer. He has been employed there for several weeks and Mrs Guinther joined him Sunday for the season ahead.
Work on the $8,000,000 Lorain Central high level bridge over the Cuyahoga River began today in Cleveland. County commissioners plan to award contracts to raze and remove 19 buildings on the bridge right of way, acquired for one million dollars.
A Ford of an elderly model, loaded with whisky, fled from Marietta police on State Route 37 toward Mc Connelsville early Monday. The older car proved too sprightly for the Hudson driven by officers.
An old advertisement touts Mucol as a feminine hygiene aid used by doctors for 28 years. It claims tenfold strength without harming delicate lining and promises to prevent trouble, disease, pain, and odor while easing menses and ensuring cleanliness. Dosage directions appear on the package.
Kiwanis Club hosts the Athens Merchants Exposition at the Armory Wednesday to Friday with a mystery guest each night arriving between 7 30 and 7 45. First entrants get best guess at the guest. A $10 50 electric coffee percolator is the prize nightly. Ohio University acts and 22 prizes announced.
Rhem and Sylvester Johnson will pitch for the St. Louis Cardinals in today's game with Indianapolis. The Indians beat the Cards 3 to 2 in ten innings Sunday. Yesterday's game with the Braves was rained out.
Carl Lind once the 1928 second base sensation battles Jonah Goldman from Syracuse for the Cleveland Indians shortstop job as spring drills continue in New Orleans expect intense competition between the two players for the role.
Six men were arraigned in Porter’s Court Monday afternoon. Henry Barnhart and Mike Kaufman of Circlehill were fined 100 dollars and costs for possession of intoxicating liquor and jailed in Athens County Jail for inability to pay. Amsey Pritts of Deanville and Charles McDaniels of Millfield were fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Frank Pugh of Lancaster was jailed for 15 dollars and costs on intoxication. Lester Riggs was bound over to the grand jury on a 700 dollar bond for failure to provide. Pritts McDaniels Barnhart and Kaufman were arrested in Deanville during a raid. Pugh was arrested Sunday. Riggs was arrested Sunday in Toledo.
Will play a rubber exhibition game between the Chicago Cubs and the Los Angeles Angels today in Los Angeles. William Wrigley’s major league Cubs and minor league Angels are the clubs involved in the staged match.
An OctobER testimonial touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning remedy. It credits a daily half teaspoon dose in hot water for rapid weight loss and improved health, advertising an 85 cent bottle from McKee Drug Co with a money back guarantee.
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