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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
3
Sixteen members of the Women in Business district chapter met at Chillicothe for an afternoon and evening event. A banquet followed and initiations proceeded with Glouster delegates led by Mrs. Margaret Gibbs and Mrs. Lenor Kinee among others.
A special meeting of No. 048, U. M. W os to discuss a hospital program proposal. The session at the Run School house will start at 1 o'clock with lunch served at noon.
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Otto B Swart Buchtel announce the marriage of their daughter Elsie Mae to Ralph Sawyer South Jackson ville in Lexington Ky on November 7 with Rev T C Ecton officiating. The couple spent days in Cincinnati visiting the groom’s sister and brother in law L A Hightshoe. The groom son of Mr and Mrs D M Sawyer South Jacksonville is a dairy mechanic. They will reside at College Hill.
Glouster Temple No. 560 Pythian Sisters met at Kate Vaughn's home with nine members and five visitors. Readings by Mrs. Seiler Mrs. Zimmer and Mrs. Lamborn sparked contests with prizes to Mrs. Holzschuh Mrs. Embrey and Mrs. Johnston. Guests included Sophia Hinton Mary Johnston Zella Brown Neal Morris Mil dred Nida. Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ to meet Friday night at the church with Mrs. Mary Cornwell's committee.
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. elects Wor shipful Master Carson Vernon Senior Warden Ernest Jones Junior Warden Harold Kittrell Secretary Robert Bulloch Treasurer E K Bryson Senior Deacon Ralph Gatchell Junior Deacon Matthew Vawson Chaplain E K Bryson Tyler W H Stahl Stewards John Binderbasin Louis Trasin Trustee John B Stiff for three years Officers to be installed in December.
Mrs May Dugan and Mrs T 8 Crockett and son Thompson of Columbus spent the week in Glouster with sister Mrs Jim Price. Thompson won Ohio's most beautiful baby at the Century of Progress in Chicago but did not win the national contest which awarded $10000. Glenn Price, a Chicago student, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs James Price in Glouster.
Clover Farm Store No. 3 planned for Murray City will open Friday in the Eagle Building. Ben Mason, former Glouster resident and current manager at Lancaster Davis Clover Farm, will oversee the Murray store. Parents of a son born Wednesday are Mr and Mrs John Crawford of Glouster.
The Rev. O. P. Smith of Glouster M. E. Church will speak at Concord Church Friday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend the sermon event.
Rev. D. S. Mills of Avondale U B Church in Columbus led the Parent Teacher Association program in the Syracuse school auditorium on Tuesday. Pupils from Miss Rachel Mille and Miss Emma Duckworth’s rooms joined the event. Visitors from Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelch, observed Armistice Day with relatives in Syracuse.
East Side School reports 100 percent enrollment in the Junior Red Cross under principal Henri Hess. Each pupil contributes from a penny to a dollar with fifty cents per grade going to Junior Red Cross News. Miss Doris Day's fifth grade led donations as pupils perform Christmas charitable work yearly.
In Harrisonville on November 15, Scipio Township voters rejected a three mill levy 49 to 159. Officials say township schools will stay open until year’s start with legislative action next week to decide future operation beyond that. Bids for mail delivery from Harrisonville and Drington to Pomeroy are sought, current contract extends to July 1, 1935, with 14.5 mile route.
The notice cites the office in Washington D C dated January 15 1935 detailing the Second Assistant Postmaster position action and related official steps.
A repetition of part of the orientation course for emergency pre school teachers. The program, led by Dr. Florence Justin of Ohio University, will visit nursery schools in Athens and The Plains to allow teachers from Gallia and Meigs Counties who missed earlier meetings to benefit from the instruction.
An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder that keeps dental plates from slipping and tightens bite. It claims relief for gummy and pasty breath, improved comfort, and wide dentist praise. Available in three sizes at druggists.
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