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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
9
Grading for a new passing siding between old Alvania Mine No 22 and Trimble on the New York Central Lines has begun and will proceed to completion. The siding extends east from the existing track, adds nine hundred feet toward Trimble, and links with the main line near Dr. A J Crawford’s office. Additional right of way was purchased.
Glouster council set for regular session at City Building at 7 pm with expected substantial business. Happy Hollow School reports perfect attendance in September and lists names from upper and primary grades. total school enrollment 4% 41 percent attendance for bath rooms woes 94 5 percent. Receipts from last Thursday social were $43. P T A meeting notes mix of fund drive and committee chairmanships.
A homemaker extols Clarber Girl Baking Powder used with sour milk to produce consistently light biscuits. She contrasts it with soda-based methods and notes the powder’s apparent flexibility with various milks and conditions, claiming reliable results for years.
Rev. Paul E. Kemper, the towns new Methodist Episcopal minister, spoke on Vision at the Kiwanis Club. Attendees heard district Kiwanis convention reports by President Dillon and Attorney George W Rose. The club plans a meeting at Taylor Ridge School and a civic gathering October 2 near Wise Schoolhouse to discuss road improvement between Glouster and McConnelsville.
Mrs. John Losey aged 64 died at her Oakdale residence Wednesday evening after suffering a paralytic stroke. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Dwyer Funeral Home.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Losey are not yet finalized but services are expected to be held Sunday. The report notes plans remain subject to change as details are confirmed.
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