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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
8
Coach Theisen expects difficulty and trains his squad to improve line strength and back up Dike Wince. Ferrer runs well and connects with Boudinot and Richardson as the Blue Devils aim to halt Risko on off tackle and plunges. A 3 o'clock kickoff draws a large crowd after two away games.
Additional cement sidewalks are under construction on High Street south of the railroad crossing and on the west side. The work fronts the J R Bind erbasin property, the William Williams property, and the Pico Wholesale Company building room, leaving only two brick sidewalk fronts on the west side between the Glouster Livery and Auto Company and the High Street Bridge.
Wayne Antle buys the Mrs Lolie Antle property on Walnut Street in Glouster and moves in with his family. Mrs Loke Antle buys a residence at 38 Mound Street in Athens and relocates there.
Glouster Ohio Oct 10 Mrs Leta Chauncey 30 of near Glouster was arrested by Zanesville police on Abington Avenue on a warrant charging her with failing to provide for five minor children. She is held at the county detention home in Zanesville awaiting an Athens County officer. The affidavit was signed by Probate Judge S Johnson of Athens. MOVE FROM GLOUSTER Wil Tharp and family relocate Wednesday from Glouster Route 4 to New Lexington to establish a new home after Tharp had already settled there for three weeks.
Five past chiefs and four visitors attended the Past Chiefs' Club of White Rose Temple gathering at the home of Mrs. William Kalt in Jacksonville. President Margaret McHarg presided. 80day time honors went to Mrs. Meredith Mrs. Householder and Mrs. Vandyke. Lunch followed.
Glouster High travels to Corning Friday for its fourth game of the season. The team has two scoreless draws and last Friday defeated Roseville High 7 to 0.
Glouster bowls defeated Roseville by 36 pins at Burns alleys. Glouster total 2394 to Roseville 2358 led by Cunningham 520 across three games and single high of 199. Other scores listed for Roseville and Glouster players. Also notes a Euchre party planned by Holy Cross Church women at Sted Men Hall Friday night.
A Loyal Women of the Church of Christ gathering was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Guy Brookins on Converse Street. Attendees included Mrs. Floyd Nye Mrs. Henry Osborne Miss Helen Howard and several others. Also, Mrs Santford Bentley hosted a chicken dinner for relatives at her Oregon Ridge home with a group of family members. Mrs Eliza Burton recovering from a heart attack shows improvement. Herbert Lowery of Columbus visited his parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Lowery on Sunday.
Phillip Coon 70 died at his Bailey Run home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Independent Holiness Church in Chauncey with Rev. Hiram Mingus. Burial plans shifted when no grave was ready at Hollister. body returned to morgue for burial today. Survived by wife and four children Jake Francis Jimmy and Davie. Known in Chauncey for driving a mule and express with his family.
Mrs Samuel Coulson of Chauncey on High Street is much improved after a serious illness. Her son Herbert Coulson, who works in Zanesville, returned home to be with his mother.
Chauncey Oct 10 The Blue Devils of Chauncey Dover High, defeated 6 to 6 in a recent scrimmage, prepare for a Friday October 11 clash on Chauncey ground. Buchtel, seeking its first win against Chauncey, fields a heavier lineup and strong resolve in the longtime football rivalry.
Chauncey Oct 10 Relatives gathered at 9 North McKinley Avenue Athens to honor David Lowery on his seventieth birthday. Afternoon included music and gifts. guests included H B Cooley Loran Chillicothe Duffee children Cartwrights Cartwright Lowerys McCutcheon Cunningham and others from Greens Run Athens.
Chauncey residents learn the Mazon Council Pocahontas will stage The Lonelyville Social Club a three act comedy this evening at the Lodge hall in Millitelad. The event promises local entertainment with a community audience.
Mrs. Herbert Jowery from Columbus stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins this week. William Burton of Detroit visits the James Burton household. Florence Burton visits Columbus for a few days.
The Ohio University band under Curtiss W. Jannecowl and leader William J. Stannard presented a varied program in Memorial Auditorium. Soloists Carey and Eugene Hostetter impressed with classical and modern pieces and earned encores. the United States Army Band performed with refined ensemble balance and notable color in selections like In a Chinese Temple Garden and El Condor Pasa. Proceeds benefited the Ohio Stadium fund after a Kiwanis Club event aurausiness ended the evening.
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