Notice of Public Hours From Evening to Afternoon
Readers learned office hours for the local agency. The notice states hours from eight to one and from four to six o'clock, indicating a daytime and late afternoon schedule for public access.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
5
Readers learned office hours for the local agency. The notice states hours from eight to one and from four to six o'clock, indicating a daytime and late afternoon schedule for public access.
Oct 16 report from New Teacher Glouster notes Miss Ferre Six, substitute at Goose Run, transferred to Hollister School. To handle large first and second grade enrollments, Miss Maude Freeman hired to teach at Goose Run.
Coolville M E circuit members plan a social at the parsonage with a covered dish. Various locals attend gatherings, funerals, and visits, including families from Hemlock Grove, East Liverpool, Athens, and Columbus, with trips to Marietta and Gauley Bridge and a picnic at the old fairgrounds.
Glouster officials urge residents to limit Halloween observances to the night of October 31 warning that early tricks will be treated as law violations. A Halloween carnival is planned at Hollister High School Gym for Friday October 24 with decorations and seasonable amusements. Nelsonville Schools Superintendent Zuber will address the Glouster PTA tonight at the high school auditorium along with school orchestras and glee club performances.
The Lovat Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will hold a meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Kinney in Urbancrest.
Mr and Mrs J C Hartley of Jacksonville announce the birth of a daughter on Monday October 13.
The Joseph Schonthal Company of Columbus has bought tracks cars and a sub station generator equipment from the Scioto Valley Traction Company after service was discontinued. More than 10 000 tons of material will be torn up and scrapped over six months. The 75 miles of track run from Columbus to Chillicothe and Lancaster.
Edward J. Debney of Corning and Miss Margaret Bennett of Crooksville wed Tuesday at Crooks ville with Rev. Father John R. Diegelman officiating. Debney, manager of the M. E. Joyce Stores in Corning, is known in Glouster where Mr. Joyce once ran a store.
Eleven hundred Ohio University freshmen will vote October 21 for first year class officers. Dean John R. Jonathon announced petitions for offices must be submitted to the Campus Affairs Committee by October 16.
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