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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
5
Large crowd attended a Frank Mc Cann Post meeting as officers were installed. Ross Williams of Oak Hill served as installing officer with Phil Carpenter present. Installed were Commander Co G Lunsford, Adjutant Clarence Whaley, Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Skinner, Trustee Daniel P Mooney. Vice Commander F D Kinney will be installed at a later meeting.
Civil war era scene shows Loyalist forces firing from behind castle walls at Rebel troops under a centuries old Spain. The depiction emphasizes the centuries of conflict and the persistence of the combat on the Talavera front.
Haydenville The Haydenville PTA met Tuesday evening. Committees were appointed by president Willard Seel and the annual program was read. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening November 10. All residents are invited to attend.
An advertisement promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin at about 1 cent per tablet in a 25 cent tin containing two full dozen. It touts quick relief for headaches neuritis and neuralgia and advises asking for Bayer Aspirin by its full name.
A Robinson family reunion near Glouster assembled Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Sarah Robinsons 76th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis. Children grandchildren and a great grandchild attended with baskets and a multi cake display. Guests included Bert Robinson Lydia Robinson Carl Herbst Adda Maxwell and others from nearby towns.
A Democratic rally will be held at the Glouster High School auditorium Friday night at 7:30 under the Glouster Democratic Club. Congressman Wilbur Whittington of Mississippi and G. W. Savage of the Ohio Mine Workers will speak. The meeting is open to the public.
GLOUSTER Mrs. T. A. Noon entertained the Catholic Ladies' Study Club at her Main St home Tuesday night with a masquerade party. Contests awarded prizes to Miss Mary McCann Mrs. Elizabeth Chute Mrs. Josephine Weitzel and Mrs. William Exenkamper. Mrs. George Vermaaten won the traveling prize. A lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. W. T. Hermey Corning Mrs. Booth and Miss Florence Clark. members listed.
Louis Duchez former John Carroll football star was named coach of the St Wendelin High Scho ol team in Fostoria. He succeeds Cy Sharf who resigned after 12 years. Duchez takes over a squad that has not won in its last 19 starts.
Local Union 1156 U M W of A representing workers at mine 24 will hold a meeting at the mine on Saturday at 10 o clock in the morning.
Adverse planetary aspects forecast trouble in employment due to impulsive and quarrelsome behavior. Those born today should exercise restraint as risks to work and business dealings rise from rash conduct. A child born now may be restless and changeable yet amiable in private.
James Kelly, 89, who had voted in 17 presidential elections, learned he was not a U.S. citizen. A special naturalization hearing granted him citizenship under the misinformation act of 1906, allowing him to vote legally on Navy affairs.
Henry Pitkin of Hartford started duplicating machinery for mass watch production in 1838. The first large quantity production by a Boston company did not occur until 1853.
Mrs Martha Kloh and her husband welcomed 10 children 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren to a first reunion at their home. The family, who immigrated from Westfalen Germany in 1905, noted the death of Herman Kloh Sr in 1913. Attendees included Joe Nelson Glouster Anglin Morrison Henderson Kich Loush Herman Kloh Henry Kloh Cecil Eiselstein Oscar Kloh and James Kloh with relatives from Trimble Taylor Ridge Pratts Fork Columbus Bellaire and New York City.
Clarence Sutton age 33 from Wingfield La and his sister Lois now Mrs Settle of Pueblo met in Pueblo for the first time since Clarence was taken from his family as a child. The tale highlights a rare family reunion after three decades.
Anableps, or four eyed fish, actually have one pair of eyes. Each eye can see in two directions at once with the upper half scanning above water and the lower half watching below.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Fought hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs George Stansbury Dr and Mrs L O Rose of Parkersburg and others from Athens Columbus Nelsonville and Vinton Station. Revival services begin October 25 at Weaver Chapel Church.
Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals for a two project unit bid, Athens County work on State Route 56 including grade, drainage, paving, and a railroad overhead. Proposals 1 and 2 combined determine contract award with a five percent bid deposit required and a 120 working day completion window.
Mohawk Aerie No. 1034 FOE hosts bingo and euchre for members and families at Eagle Hall Friday night. Eighteen of the 24 national parks in America are open year round.
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