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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1937
Page
3
Civic group hosts a round table on banking with guests C. E. Burnham of Huntington Bank and R. A. Cope of Crooksville Bank answering questions on organizing a bank. Cleveland visitor T. Wolpam and evangelist Miller attend. Dr. Pride awards a prize to Dr. Withem.
Mrs. S. R. Clark died at St. Francis Hospital Columbus Tuesday evening after an auto wreck two weeks earlier. Survived by husband two sons Marel Clark Roy Shafer five daughters Celia Dayton Maxine Eileen Glouster Velma Lamity Corning Blanch Price. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
A Tuesday noon crash on Highway GLOUSTER near Paris involved an Earl Johnson bus driven by Ed Markins and a car driven by Hale Williams son of Harry Williams. The Williams car went into a ditch after the impact. No injuries were reported.
Hollister reports a large homecoming at the U B Church with 172 Sunday School attendees led by Letha Rowland. Rev. Miley of Bremen preached, a basket dinner followed, and Ethel Riley led Glouster Baptist musicians in the afternoon. Visitors from multiple cities attended.
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio sees Co. RE Collins file to transfer Certificate No. 4964 and related property to Shook & Huffman partners who seek to acquire and adopt existing schedules. Agreement covers vehicle numbers and capacities: one van type of one and a half ton Chevrolet truck. Clifford E. Collins of Athens and Shook & Huffman of Athens listed.
Three local boys admitted to three recent Glouster robberies. They appeared before Probate Judge Tyroler in juvenile court and were placed on probation under the custody of Marshal Heck. Most loot, totaling several hundred dollars, has been returned to the owner.
Glouster High School seniors hosted their annual class party in the gym Tuesday evening. The event featured purple and gold decorations, games with candy prizes, circle dancing led by Supt. Thomas Figley, and group singing led by Ralph Parks. Guests included students, sponsors, and local families as discussions and refreshments followed.
Miss Mary Jane Smith fractured her hip and was treated in a Columbus hospital then moved to Mc Connelsville. She was accompanied by Mrs Marel Peddicord. Mr and Mrs Harvey Maxwell of Hollister announce the birth of a son Tuesday morning. Grandparents are Mr Joe Gaskella and Mrs Ada Maxwell.
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