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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
15
New Glouster Kiwanis members met at Hotel Gordon for a 6:30 p m dinner. George W. Rose led a talk on the Kiwanis constitution and by laws for new members after reports on the Columbus district convention by Enlon Grubbs and William Curran. Attendees included Roger Kittie B R Angle Dr W D Witham Ben Goldberg Dan Kovach George H Campbell Dick Gainther Enlon Grubbs E H Taylor and Marcella Brown.
Methodist Youth Fellowship will call at members' homes Saturday to collect canned foods and cash for White Cross Hospital Columbus and the Children's Home in Worthington. Mrs. L.G. DeLong oversees the annual Thanksgiving project urging liberal contributions.
A Willing Workers Class Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church will meet Friday in the church auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The session is planned as a church activity and social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Maxwell of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. John Fouts of Corning completed a motor trip through the middle west. They visited relatives in Lincoln Nebraska and St. Joseph Missouri after leaving October 1 and returning October 20.
Rodney Brown 15 died Tuesday at 9 p m in Grant Hospital Columbus after a week long illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown three brothers Roger Cincinnati Raymond and Ray Columbus and three sisters Ruth Columbus Mrs Rose Forgoress Glouster and Mrs Rita Wright McConnelsville. Services at Pleasant Ridge church 2 p m Friday with Rev Hiram Mingus officiating. Burial in Dew Cemetery. Friends may call Blowers funeral home until services.
Glouster reports Tuesday and Wednesday with mild fall weather and hazy air. Temperatures rose to 76 on Wednesday afternoon and 9pm readings lingered at 52 while residents finish outdoor tasks hoping for no Thursday showers.
Schools closed for the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Athens make the last home football game and Dads Day occur tonight at 7 30 p m. The Athletic Boosters aim to boost attendance to 1500.
Eugene Snyder announces the birth of an eight pound fifteen ounce son at Mt. Carmel Hospital on October 6. The baby has been named James Robert. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaskalia of Glouster and Mrs. Martha Snyder of Greens Run.
All area schools in this county section will close Thursday evening so teachers can attend the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting in Athens on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Moscato was brought to her Hollister home from Sheltering Arms hospital by C. F. Wallace ambulance. Mrs. George Johnson was taken by ambulance to Sheltering Arms hospital where twin daughters were born.
The alley north of Main Street between Turner Service Station and Hotel Gordon is closed while Sun Oil Company installs gasoline tanks. A red danger light was moved, risking a possible accident, but was restored by Mr. Turner.
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