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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
7
At Holiness Church Glouster March 30 Preaching services will be held Saturday night led by pastor Mrs M J Kimmey of Athens It is expected a revival will be opened by this church during the next week
A letter from H M Rinslad of 1139 Laguna Ave extols Kellogg mans ALL-BRAN for preventing and relieving constipation. The ad describes constipation symptoms and urges daily use of two tablespoons mixed with milk, cream, fruit, or honey, sold by Kellogg at grocers.
Glouster Kiwanis club meeting at Church of Christ social room votes against a 25 cent per capita tax increase favored by board of directors and Ohio district trustees. Prize awarded for best necktie to E. M. Blower. Next week business standards committee leads program. following week visits Amesville civic club.
William Henry Maxwell aged 71 died suddenly Thursday night at 7 at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Roberts in McLeish where he resided. He was active earlier in the day and a physician could not avert his death. He leaves two children Mrs Roberts and Wilber Maxwell both of McLeish. his wife had died a year ago. Funeral services will be held at a later date.
Ethel E Smith has been granted a divorce from Errett L Smith in Franklin County Court Columbus on neglect grounds. The couple, former East Branch residents, separated earlier. A Morgan County alimony suit by Mrs. Smith was dismissed, and a later Columbus suit was reportedly uncontested.
Premier Ma announces the absorption of Catholic Boy Scout clubs into the Fascist Balilla organization. Detres issued today follow his statement that youth groups outside fascist influence will be merged.
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