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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1949
Page
10
Glouster installs 105 meters on main streets with 8 am to 6 pm operation and Sundays closed. Parking limits range from 12 minutes to two hours per coin, with Saturdays extending to 9 pm. Woodrow Ave fewer meters due to curb space. Officials say rules will be adjusted as needed.
GLOUSTER The Homecoming Committee will meet in the city building this evening at 8 o clock. Attendance by business interests and citizens will decide whether to continue the annual Independence Day observance. Committees, funds, and a general program must be named and worked out.
Mr. and Mrs Eldon McKee of Trimble announce the birth of a son on May 5 named Carl Eldon. Grandparents are Carl Phillips and Hershel McKee, both of Trimble. Great grandparents include Bertie Phillips of Jacksonville Izetta Phillips and Lessie McManaway of Trimble and Minnie McKee of Columbus.
Mother's Day at the Bryson home in Columbus featured Robert K. Bryson and daughters JoAnn and Billie Ann visiting his parents Mr and Mrs E K Bryson. Other guests included Mr and Mrs John Bulloch Mr and Mrs Earl McGee Billy Bryson and M M Bryson.
Mrs. Jack Munden brought her daughter Patty Anne to Children’s Hospital in Columbus for a checkup last week. Patty Anne, a polio patient, was reported in satisfactory condition and no further treatment was deemed necessary.
GLOUSTER P. J. Stanley returned home Friday evening after a week with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Lowry of Barberton. He said Mrs Lowry, ill with a heart ailment for several weeks, is improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Guess of Zanesville visited Mr. and Mrs. George H. Campbell on Main Street Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Campbell accompanied them home Sunday evening to spend a few days.
A. Noon left for Cleveland to attend a mining congress from Monday through Thursday. Richard Jones, Bliss College student from Columbus, visited with his parents over the weekend. Mrs. Elden Smith of Charleston West Virginia spent the weekend with her mother.
Market notes from Cincinnati dated May 9 show hogs at 4000 head with barrows and gilts steady to slight gains, sows 25 cents lower, price ranges for 160-240 lb pigs around 18.25 to 18.75, lightweights up to 15.75, and extreme heavies down to 13.00. Poultry prices list heavy fowls and roasters with loafers and fryers around 30-31 cents. old roosters 18-20 cents. Butter wholesale quoted at 61 for prints, 51-48 for butterfat, and potatoes 3.25-5.40 per barrel.
N. J. Smith on Rt. 3 advertises licensed auctioneer service promising a fair sale and satisfactory results with contact by dialing 22487.
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