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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
10
A fragmented notice lists Morning and evening church services at Ames and Westmin, with talks by Prof Chu Miss Bryant and Rev. Ta, plus school activities led by Mrs O and Miss F Bryant. It notes gatherings at 10:15 and 10:30 and a 6:30 service, plus Sunday 9:30 am worship at a Presbyterian or neighboring church.
The fragmentary clipping mentions a headline style event at a venue called the Hipline with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the text implies a notable moment or performance linked to Chay aor ie at tt of the Hipline.
Murray City Tigers will meet Glouster on Sunday at American Legion Field. The independent football teams, evenly matched, faced a scoreless tie two weeks ago in Murray City. A large Tigers delegation will travel to the game slated for 2:30 PM.
J. Ryan, longtime general yard master for the Corning Division of the New York Central Lines, has reached retirement age and relinquished his post. He arrived in Corning from Columbus 18 years ago and will winter in Florida with Mrs. Ryan, as in prior years. P. H. Clifford succeeds him as yard master in Corning.
In Glouster on November 6 Mrs. F P Kientz hosted the Rothwell Club at Summit Street home. Eleven members attended with brief updates on new books. A Blind Commission of Ohio letter thanked members for selling items made by the blind. Mrs. E E Munden reviewed the American Beauty Book about Edna Ferber's slice of rural American life. Candy was served during the social hour.
Noon of New York, formerly fuel inspector for the New York Central Lines until October, has joined the New York Coal Company as fuel inspector for the company’s mines in this locality.
Glouster Ohio November 6 1930 affair to raise funds to buy shoes for needy children. The program features a trained bear act a boxing match between brothers Jimmie and Andrew McCreanor and music by Simk's Band. Event starts at 7 pm in the High School Auditorium.
Nicholas Mackie of Redtown injured when a mine car passed over his foot at Ohio Mine 1 in Jacksonville. He was brought to Glouster for an X ray exam. the film showed no fracture.
M. W. Balders on, a former Glouster resident now living in Malta, has moved to Akron to live with his son Frank Balderson and daughter Mrs. Mayme Rogers. His wife died recently at Malta.
Glouster council convenes at the City Building at seven for October department reports and month’s business review.
The Gladys Viney property on Locust Street will be offered at a sheriff's sale on November 28 at 10 o'clock at the courthouse door in Athens. The appraised value is 417 dollars, with a minimum bid of 278 dollars, set at two thirds of the appraisement.
A fragment requests participation in a special music event and invites interested persons to attend or join the provided program as stated in the readable portion.
Nov 6 report from Chaunc ey notes two attendees, Mrs Harry Wallace and Mrs Elmer Spencer, were accidentally left out of the Foreign Mission Society meeting coverage at The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church.
Nov 6 in The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Naomi Binle Class honored Mrs. Robert Graves for five years as teacher with a birthday party at Mrs. Kenneth Barrows home. Members presented a pink and white cake with 63 candles and gifts as a surprise. Guests, devotions, a lesson, music, and a prize contest completed the evening.
Football readers expected no more Carideos after Frank left Notre Dame. Now three relatives join the program Fred Jr a freshman quarterback Angelo Jr a freshman on the squad and James a brother not on the team all from Mt Vernon New York.
John Campbell Fulton asks customers who own dogs to keep them tied when he delivers papers. He notes dogs can be boisterous around a carrier but has no quarrel with dogs in general. Born November 16 1919 in Athens he attends Athens High School and works on Morris, Angt0n Avenues. His sports mix includes football and basketball as favorites.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlesayburger Mildred Cunningham return from Oregon after a year away and plan to stay the winter with Mrs. Clayburger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zern Cunningham, in Glouster.
Miss Pearl Mae Savage aged 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel G Savage Chauncey died after six weeks illness. One of Chaunceys largest funerals was held Thursday at the Church of Christ with Rev Smith Rev Spears and Rev Martin officiating. Interment in State Street Cemetery Athens. Survived by parents two brothers Raymond Thomas and three sisters Mary Lee Esther Eileen Naomi Ruth along with two grandparents. Nine mines idle Chauncey and Hocking district include Luhrig Kimberly Carbondale No 1 No 253 No 267 No 69 No 28 and Black Diamond.
CHAUNCEY Nov. 6 The Plains Parent Teacher Association meets next Thursday night Nov 12 in the Grade School auditorium Herman Humphrey will speak.
Miss Lucille Mason hosted a dancing party at her country home on Wednesday night for her cousin Miss Anita Rice of Steubenville Ohio. Refreshments were served. The Willing Workers Needle Club plans a masquerade party Tuesday night at Mrs Alva Karns home with a pot luck supper and optional guest invites.
The former Ohio University star Piggy Hart and Pepper Martin of the world champion Cardinals are seen as the most colorful figures in major league baseball according to his view. Eddie Cantor amuses him on screen. He enjoys collecting world coins in spare time and contemplates college choices and a future career, with Swiss steak and pie his favorite meal and a dislike for spinach.
Boy Scouts of Troop 4 formed two new patrols the Eagle and the Beaver at a Thursday night meeting at the Methodist Church. Maynard Aldridge leads the Eagle Patrol with Dix Graham as assistant. Howard Woods heads the Beaver Patrol with Dana Tom as lieutenant. Members include Tor Quidor Philip Wilkinson Kenneth Romine John Romine and Harry Hess in the Eagle group. Paul Lewis Vern Story Bob Insche Joe McAfee and Bob Davis in the Beaver group. At 2 o clock Saturday, scouts will swim at the Ohio University Women’s Gym pool. Regular attendance at Friday meetings is required for those who usher at football games attend basketball contests and swim.
Scout Master Ralph Thop says next week’s gathering will emphasize tying games and initiating boys into the troop. The notes mention scouts enjoying individual and free-for-all games such as chicken fights Tie and rider matches soccer HW and Indian wrestling.
The subject to be debated is whether the states should enact legislation providing for compulsory unemployment insurance. Mrs Anna Price, history instructor and debate coach, announced tryouts scheduled for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Three nonrigid dirigibles from the Goodyear Zeppelin Corp will be flown over Ohio Stadium in Columbus during the homecoming game between Ohio State and the United States Naval Academy from Annapolis, Md. The announcement was made Thursday night as part of the event.
The Jackmon High School Girls' Chorus won their division in the Southern Ohio Eisteddfod Association tenth annual contest held here Thursday. Competing groups came from Amesville Wellston Portsmouth Coalton and Ashland Ky.
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