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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
10
Glouuster Charles Smith was arrested by game protectors for hunting without a license. He pleaded guilty before Justice G C Wilson and paid 25 dollars plus costs. a double barrel shotgun was confiscated as required by law. Local officials promise tougher enforcement and mention an awaited replacement for a recently deceased game protector.
Laura Lou Brookman writes a drama of conflict as Mark refuses to reconcile with his father and declares he and Norma are married. Norma forgives him after a playful moment over roses and a lucky football pool, then a happy kiss signals a temporary resolution. (To Be Continued)
Funeral services were held at the Mountville Church for Mrs Wooley widow of the late Thomas Moody. She died Monday at her daughter Mrs Edna Hummel's home in Canton and was buried in Mountville Cemetery. She spent most of her life in Mountville area and at Joy before moving to Canton.
Thelma Pedicord 13, daughter of Rev and Mrs E H Pedicord, Brownstown Indiana, fractured her leg when she fell from a truck during a Sunday School picnic near Brownstown. The wheels passed over the leg and she was taken to a hospital for treatment and is reported recovering. The Pedicords are former residents of Bishopville.
Rev. F J Batterson of Defiance will become minister at Glouster M E Church and arrive for Sunday services. Rev. Paul B Kemper is transferred to First M E Church at Zanesville and will lead Sunday services there. Rev W H Reitz returns to Jacksonville Trimble congregations for another year. Rev J L Householder moves from Murray City to Chesterhill. Rev A A Turner, former Glouster pastor, is returned to Corning for another year.
A testimonial claims Kruschen Salts helped a woman drop from 217 to 170 pounds after eight months. She reports back and abdominal pains eased, increased strength, and looking younger. The ad promotes a 4 week bottle for 85 cents and urges dietary attention plus a money back guarantee.
Announcement of the marriage of Louise Kittle of Columbus to Ralph McMullen formerly of Mountville. The ceremony occurred in Columbus on September 8 with Rev. F. E. Roberts officiating. The couple, both Homer Township High School graduates, will reside in Columbus where McMullen works for Pure Oil Company.
Mrs. G W Vosper of Columbus formerly Miss Ann Hamilton of this city is recovering well after a recent appendicitis operation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton of Columbus former Front Street residents here.
A gathering of relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hooper in Hunderton occurred on Sunday September 13 with a dinner and afternoon music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Theodore Gierhart and Mr and Mrs Harry Gierhart with Meredith of Carroll Ohio Mr and Mrs Ed Mee Gee and son Jack of Hunderton Mr and Mrs Henry Evanoff and Mrs James Stem with son Donald and the Misses Irma and Opal Davis of Glouster and Mr and Mrs L D Hooper and granddaughter Rosa
Und and families from Taylor Ridge Hunderton listed along with several households including Mr and Mrs Darell Withem and children June Junior and Mary Dolores Elmer Gardner Jesse Covey and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hooper and family Dan Jennie Russel Garnet John ny Robert and Catherine.
Charles Webb was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in Mayor Andrew Allen s court. Webb was arrested Tuesday evening by Marshal C W Fischer.
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School will gather at Mrs. W. W. Bryson on Broad Street Friday at 7 30 p m. The event invites members for an evening meeting at a private residence in Glouster.
Community notes report Miss Helen Cope and Miss Ella Johnson visiting Mrs. R H Werner. William Mason ill. Emmet Mason family and friends traveled to Arm strong reunion at Pisgah. Several couples and individuals visited Old Man's Cave and other locals. Twenty nine attended Sunday School.
Miss Merle Antle of Nelsonville was weekend guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Antle. A number of local young people attended Epworth League on Sunday evening at Trimble.
New Straitsville Mills and Brown undertakers have bought a new ambulance and funeral coach. Ivy Potts and Howard Blankenship ship left for Columbus for a nasal operation at Mercy Hospital. Potts is son of Perry Potts, superintendent of the local high school.
This advertisement touts Fasteeth powder from Quick's Cut Rate or druggists to secure dentures all day with no taste or paste feel. It promises firm comfort for speaking and laughing without rocking or slipping.
Tourists from Michigan Illinois West Virginia and Pennsylvania attended one of the season’s largest crowds at the concerts. Howard Spencer remains in serious condition after a paralysis stroke. Various locals and visitors were noted in weekend activities including Jimmie Blankenship Flo Pergeon Lizzie Morgan and others. Funeral services were held next Tuesday for former resident Mrs Jacob McDaniels with burial in the local cemetery.
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