Mercury Climbs Near Summer Temperatures Yesterday
The temperature rose to near summer levels yesterday afternoon after noon, hitting a high value, then fell to 48 overnight. This morning it rose again by about 10 degrees as the day started.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
10
Enrollment at Glouster schools hits new high
The total enrollment this week reaches 815, the largest so far this school year. Distribution shows Madison building 230, Monroe building 228, and the high school 357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Monroe
High School
Merger of Schools in Morgan Co
GLOUSTER Ohio November 8 reports indicate Homer Township and Union Township in Morgan County will form a new district nearly completed. State aid will support an eight month term and allow the Homer Township Board of Education to borrow funds to pay teachers and bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Homer Township
Morgan County
Union
Homer Townships
Wood Cutting Draws 40 Men to Work Wednesday
Relief wood chopping remains popular in the Glouster area with over 40 men at work on Wednesday under foreman J O Moody. Extra workers were turned away and will be employed later as each chopper receives a large load for six hours of cutting to length for burning. At the Progressive Study Club meeting at Miss Lalla Danford’s home, Mrs W F Marting spoke on child welfare and Mrs M M Bryson read Story of a Persian Rug. Miss Merle Sanford to host November 16 at her Trimble home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Moody
Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Lalla Danford
Fairlawn Avenue
W .F. Marting
Ironton
M. M. Bryson
J. G. W. Shafer
Merle Sanford
Trimble
Fire destroys two story Chesterhill home on Pickering farm
A two story frame house with nine rooms on the Charles Pickering farm east of Chesterhill burned last Thursday. Occupied by Mrs. Hulda Mayle, the fire destroyed all household goods and 200 cans of fruit. Harold Rainer, son of the local family, has suffered ill health. Many local residents and visitors are noted in accompanying notes on recent activities and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pickering
Town
Hulda Mayle
Harold
Hiley Rainer
Bethel
Anna McElfresh
Do L Schofield
Elijah Elliott
Union County
Delaware
J. A. Wood
Wrestling Card Reports Fast Falls From Area Events
AP dispatches from Reading Harrisburg Cleveland and Des Moines record bouts. Dick Shikat 224 of Philadelphia threw Sun Jennings 230 of Oklahoma in 34.54. Sandor Szabo 215 of Hungary threw Vic Christie 208 of California in 35.35. Hans Kampfer of Germany faced Andy Brown of Boston in a 32.00 bout. Steve Savage 218 of Chicago defeated Jack O'Dell 205 of Pueblo Colorado in straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Reading
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Sun Jennings
Oklahoma
Harrisburg
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Vic Christie
California
Cleveland
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Andy Brown
Boston
Des Moines
Steve Savage
Chicago
Jack O'Dell
Pueblo
Colo
Sellars Norton Wedding Announced and Completed
Announcement records the October 19 Pittsburgh First Baptist ceremony for Lee T. Sellars and Veneta Frances Norton. Bride studied at Carnegie Tech while groom earned Ohio University degree and pursued Duquesne Law. Couple resides at 4079 Brandon Road Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellars-Norton
Glouster
Pittsburgh
Lee T. Sellars
C F. Sellars
City
Veneta Frances Norton
F. A. B. Norton
Louisville
First Baptist Church
Bernard C. Clausen
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Ohio University
Athens
Duquesne University Law School
Sellars
Brandon Road
Loyal Daughters to Meet Friday in Glouster
The Loyal Daughters arch of Christ will gather Friday night at Miss Esta Cunningham’s home on Main Street for a class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
the Loyal Daughters Arch of Christ
Esta Cunningham
Main Street
Named Administrator Glouster Appointed for Harrington Estate
Glouster Mayor Co F Wallace appointed administrator of the estate of the late John Harrington in this city. The appointment grounds include standard probate procedures and assigns jurisdiction to manage debts and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Co. F. Wallace
John Harrington
Jacksonville Club Sees 70 New Members Join Drive
The Jacksonville organization reports over 70 new members and 102 enrollments after a Monday night dry meeting. Bryson spoke on the group functions and aims of the association during the membership drive and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
The
Jacks
Bryson
Aca
Post Office Push Aims at Direct Mail Revenue Increase
Nationwide campaign planned by the Post Office Department to boost revenues by promoting direct mail advertising. The move targets cities across the United States and positions mail as a competitor to other advertising media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Farley
William M. Mooney
Washington, D. C
Washington
United States Post Office
Washington Post Office
United States
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