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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
3
Glouster opens pupil enrollment Tuesday with 789 students recorded on the first day. Madison Building houses 218, Building 347, and the remainder in the high school. Grades distribution includes many grade levels, with counts ranging from early to senior years.
The Young People of the Bible School held a Thursday picnic on the Carwell lawn and spent the morning in the woods collecting kindling for the church. Mrs Blaine assisted with carts and wagons as fuel for the church supply, ending with visits at Mt Ver and Crestline.
Mrs Bernice Carter the last member of the Jacksonville Trimble High School faculty is engaged completing the teaching corps for J T High School which will open next Monday. Glouster Ohio Collegians defeat Sun Kings 8 7 at Mill Field with Gyure homering off Withem and Toth pitching. Rich Leaf football players to meet at Richardson Bakery Main Street tonight at 7 for tryouts.
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will gather Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Grace Bryson's home in Urbancrest for a church group meeting.
Old Timers from Ohio Mining Company Mine 1 Jacksonville meet Ohio Collieries Company old time players in Glouster at 5 pm. Baseball stars of two decades ago will appear. Kiwanis meets Wednesday at Hotel Gordon due to Labor Day with music during luncheon. E. J. Jones prize to M. M. Murphy.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper hosted a Labor Day chicken dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gerald Cooper and daughter Joan, Mrs Steve Kish and children Richard and Gloria, Mr and Mrs Adolph Heck of Glouster, Mr and Mrs Harold Mount and children Alberta and Harold Jr, Mr and Mrs Floyd Cooper and daughter Anita, Elmer Cooper, Bobby Cooper, Erma Cooper, Lorena Cooper and Nettie Cooper.
The Bishopville Sunshine Class met at Miss Ore Jones home with Miss Madge Pedicord presiding. Elected officers for six months: Zola Gardner president, Orlenn Pedicord vice president, Marguerite McDonald secretary, John Stanley treasurer, Hannahbelle Grubb program committee, Dorothea Milhoan news reporter.
At the Ohio State Junior Fair General Shop Division Jackson ville Trimble High School manual arts students earned several blue ribbons. Stanford Evans led with two first places from a table lamp and a magazine basket. Other winners included George Duncan first in jewelry box Glen Chalfant first in table lamp Walden Deal second in powder box and tray Pat Barrett third in wren house Otis Johnson third in drawing desk. Forest M Guthrie teaches manual arts.
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcel lite Rebekah Lodge postpones its meeting to next Thursday night. It will be at Mrs. I. N. MeCharg's home on the New Marshfield Road.
The Lunsford family's annual reunion gathered 110 attendees at the East Branch country home of Mr and Mrs Dan VanHorn. Dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent socially with music.
Grass Run side Hill hosts Gerald Morris bus route updates and Samuel McKinney purchases a school bus for Grass Run Dexter Rutland route. Family visits span Columbus Akron Mt Union Stow and Charleston with school events and teaching assignments. Local tracks include nurse training at Akron Peoples Hospital and Wright School teaching shifts at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Evan Genheimer and daughter attended the State Fair. R reverend Hall conducts revival at the local church. Farewell sermon by Reverend Norris. Maple Grove annual conference set for September 13 to 16. Numerous visits and family gatherings involving Genheimers, Epples, Baers, and related families in Peach Fork Kerrs Run Pomeroy Forest Run and nearby.
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