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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
7
Mayor Clyde V. Ship issued a proclamation guiding gardeners and dog owners after complaints from residents about early garden work. The order requires dogs and chickens to be kept at home starting next Monday to protect flower beds and property.
An old advertisement promotes FROSTONE a stomach remedy claiming rapid relief from acid distress. It guarantees immediate acid control stomach lining protection and cleansing of stomach poisons with a money back offer if not helped. The ad urges readers to clip and purchase at a local druggist.
Disconnected electric wire from the meter to a Palmer School room used by the Church of God has inconvenienced the congregation in Glouster. Officers are investigating and say charges will follow once evidence to convict is found.
Mr and Mrs W R Yaw returned home to Detroit after visiting Mr and Mrs J V Yaw. John J Conti and Velma Morris of Columbus are proud parents to John Riley born March 20 at Grant hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Riley Morris. J J Mandt returned to Huntington WV after Florida and Jacksonville visits with Nettie Heiser family. Mrs J F Spaulding of Buffalo and Mrs L O Gutman of Columbus guest of George C Duncan and are Mrs Duncan’s cousins. Dean Cunningham and children Annabelle and Bobby visited with Mr and Mrs A Cunningham. David Kennedy and family returned from New Lexington to visit Kennedy’s mother. Earl Yaw returned to Columbus after time with grandparents J V Yaw. Mrs William Harn of McConnelsville visited with son-in-law and daughter S T Taylor.
Loyal Daughters class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Bess Menshaw with Mrs. Sara Williams assisting. Plans were made for a quilt and antique exhibit in the Danford building on High Street April 6 from 1 to 9 pm. A radio program featured the hostess as announcer and participants representing famous radio cars. A social hour followed with lunch served.
The TRIMBLE Shelton Missionary Society met at Mrs. Zoe Herrold's home. Mrs. Martha Kioh sang solo In the Garden. Mrs. Frances Clark led a lesson discussion. They studied Bug arawa San life and Japan work through two readings by Mrs. Christman and Mrs. Heckman, forming a general discussion on Japan.
The GLOUSTER class of the Church of Christ met at the church with Mrs. Felda Stansberry as hostesses. Felda read the scripture and Carrie Morris offered prayer. Delores and Frederick Stansberry gave performances. Winners were Jennie Wallace, Corrie Morris, and Bertha Carpenter. Lunch followed. Hazel Adams was called to Coshocton for her sister Sophia Morrison’s illness. Glouster Lodge plans its annual inspection by district lecturer Marty Schramm of Marietta on Friday night April 5.
Mrs Alden Welle entertained a number of youths Wednesday night for her daughter Aldean's birthday. Lois Kinney Donna Jane Wolf and Shirley Roberts won prizes in games and contests.
Funeral services for Mrs Theodote Marquis who died at her daughter Mrs Chris Skinner home in this city will be held Friday at 2 p m at the M E Church Trimbie Rev O P Smith of this city will conduct the services and burial will be in Sands Cemetery Trimble
Thomas Parry and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byers Mrs. Nellie Morgan Mrs. Mary Meinhart and Mr. Marie Love of Chauncey attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Parry age TM, mother of Thomas Parry and grandmother of Mrs. Morgan, who was burned to death at her home Sunday night. Services were at 9 a m in St Andrews Catholic Church and burial followed in Logan cemetery beside her Civil War veteran husband.
Dwight Smith of Glouster is now in charge of Phillips Furniture, newly opened in the F. O. E. Building on High Street. The Junior Class play Little Things has been postponed to Monday night April 15.
QO. M. Brookins, 78, died Wednesday at his Chauncey home of dropsy and heart trouble. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Chauncey Church of Christ. Burial in Nye Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Jane Withem and brother J. Milton Brookins. two nieces from Cleveland visited.
Chauncey Mine No. 2 and Chauncey No. 2 along with eighteen other mines, including No. 9 No. 4 No. 68 No. 267 No. 219 No. 3 No. 107 and Ohio No. 1, resume work this week while several mines only ran two days last week. The active list features postwar operators such as Kimberly Hocking and Luck Run among others.
Chauncey Dover schools plan eighth grade exams Friday March 29 with eighty five students participating. Students from Oregon Ridge and Big Sandy will travel to Millfield while those from Big Batley Morristown Sugar Creek and Beaumont come to Chauncey for testing. Supervising teachers include Charles Minister Sarah Thomas Jessie Smart Gladya Pickering Fannye King and Weasley Walburn.
The Millfield Parent-Teacher Association turned over 43.80 raised from socials and activities to teachers for books and equipment at Millfield schools. Dan Simpkins presided at the meeting in the East Side building as Eben Gilleeple reported on proposed lights for the same site.
Carl Parker led the Epworth League meeting Tuesday night at the Millfield M E Church. He spoke on Making and Keeping Friends. Plans are under way for an Epworth League party in April. Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins and daughter Thelma Jean were in Albany Wednesday.
Mrs Averilla Cone Ant of Chauncey is reported quite ill at her son Carl Conant s home in Peach Ridge. Evelyn Grant of Millfield was Tuesday guest of Miss Naomi Maline. Floyd Stanley of Chauncey attended the funeral of John and Estella Stanley Weatfall in The Plains. Mr and Mrs George Williamson and son Buddy of Athens visited Chauncey and Millfield relatives Wednesday.
Trimble Church of Christ adjusts service time to 7 o clock to fit Jacksonville Trimble High School revival. Evangelist Fred J. Gardner speaks on The Meaning of Church Membership and Christ the Way with a duet by Misses Hazei and Lahugh. Three persons respond to the invitation. Taylor Ridge choir to sing.
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