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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1938
Page
10
Glouster High School begins spring football practice for 1938 with about sixty boys signing up. Coach Kemeter and Adcock held a meeting for those reporting. suits were issued. Despite losing several lettermen, officials anticipate strong material for next season.
E R Walker of Athens Ohio is named administrator of the Mary H Farhart estate in Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated March 12 1938 at Athens Ohio Judge Louis Tyroler probate judge.
Florence Bell of Athens Ohio Rt 6 is named Administratrix of the estate of Homer Radford deceased of Athens in a March 10 1923 notice.
City council enacts Ordinance 7590 prohibiting loitering near bars gambling rooms and places of ill fame and listing narcotic possession burglary tools and associate criminal activity as suspicious. Fines up to 50 dollars imprisonment up to 30 days and repeal of conflicting laws. Effective date set by law.
Phil Lloyd aged 76 died at his home in Glouster after years of illness. A pioneer resident from New Straitsville he was the last charter member of the K of P Lodge in Glouster. Survived by niece Miss Nelle Richards who lived with him. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home conducted by Rev. D. P. Morris with interment in Glouster Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs A R Gooding of Trimble traveled to Detroit after the death of Mrs Goodings brother in law E B Whaley son of Frank Whaley of Glouster who lived there until about 12 years ago Louis Cairelli of Hunterdon left for Cleveland to board the Elba of the Interlake Steamship Co he has work in Glouster Miss Selma Jonas went to Pleasant City to help care for the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Williams who is seriously ill with scarlet fever
A large Thea Chapter delegation attends the district Eastern Star meeting in Nelsonville today. The chapter officers will conduct the memorial service with participants including Mrs. H. F. Kittle Mrs. R. C. Galloway Mrs. Gene Galloway Mrs. Iva Peddicord Mrs. Mary Binderbasin Miss Lena Davis Mrs. Fred Kiney Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon Mrs. Gertrude Pride Mrs. Robert Bulloch Mrs. John Blower Miss Dorothy McCance Mrs. Clyde Haskins and Mrs. Paul Antle.
The B. and D. Grill moves from High Street to a farther south site in the former Allison Novelty Store building. The revamped building has been redecorated and modernized throughout.
Carter 100 percent in a Texarkana wedding as James W. Carter, 32, and Grace C. Carter, 26, both of Fayetteville, Ark., were joined by Elder E. J. G. Carter in a simple ceremony.
Mrs. Frank West of Trimble died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday at 5 20 pm after two months of illness. She was 60 and came to Trimble two years ago from Jacksonville. Survived by husband and children Faden Quinn Lathrop Joseph West Taylor Ridge M Cleo Johnson Zanesville Albert Sheridan West Dayton Thelma Easler Ralph and Fred West Trimble Elsie Whaley. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
Theft reported to Albany police involved 531 bags of onions valued at $566.65. The onions were allegedly taken from a trailer truck parked in the business district.
Rutland social page notes residents at Ohio State spring vacation with parents. Birthday tributes mark Mrs. Millie Spires turning 63 on March 22 with many cards. Various residents travel to Lancaster Wellston Zanesville Athens and Syracuse for visits.
Greens Run resident Mrs Arch Mingus was taken to White Cross Hospital on Tuesday for a major surgical procedure.
Dexters residents announce property moves with Kenner Bowles and Grant Romines switching parcels near Langsville Rutland property trades bring F C Folden to town Visitors include Mr and Mrs Nicholson Mrs Swan and others report illnesses Wallace Halliday returns to Marietta Several guests spend time with local families Church services announced at Old Dexter Chapel and local Christian Church Reverend Miller conducts service and Musser family updates refer to nearby towns and people
The Glouster doubles tournament began at Wolf Bowling Alleys Friday night and finished the first round Monday. J Harper and J Johnston lead 1 056 over Pride and Wolf 939. Kittrell and Wolf beat McLain and Kovach 1 068 to 1 015. Eddy and Wolf lost to B Johnston and Y Johnston 1 060 to 1 039. M Brown J Wolf Jr and E Miller J Wolf won 1 096 to 1 061.
In Monroe Indiana the Schwartz family lists 11 children with eight in school and one child in each of the eight grades, reflecting a graded schooling pattern in the local Amish community.
Roy Road was a host area as Sunday guests visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bowles. Mrs. Ethel Russell from Dayton spent the weekend with Mrs. Manda Russell. Mrs. Irene Vonschmltz, who spent winter in Toledo with her son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker, returned home Saturday.
Special communication of Trimble Masonic Lodge will be held Wednesday at 7 30. After opening the lodge will march to the home of Brother Glenn Reed at Bishopville for funeral services. The United States has more than 986 771 016 acres of cultivated farmland.
Funeral services for Glenn Reed, who died Sunday at Connelsville Sanitarium, will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Bishopville Church. The Malta M E Church pastor will preside. Burial follows in Maplewood Cemetery.
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