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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
8
Glouster invites out of town visitors for Slick's Band concert on Depot Square Saturday at 7 30 p m. The hour long event restricts parking on Depot Square during the performance to allow several hundred attendees to enjoy the music without auto interference.
Dr Copeland warns mothers to prevent swallowing accidents by not placing safety pins or small objects in infants mouths. He notes swallowed items can lodge in the windpipe, reach the lungs, or require major surgery. Emphasizing slow eating and careful chewing, he cites bone removals and higher incidence among women due to table manners.
The Q and A notes toe stinging and creeping sensations likely stem from circulatory issues. Ensure shoes fit and stockings are correct size. For details, request via stamped self addressed envelope. Also addresses weight guidance for teens and eye strain testing.
Ohio Rebekah Assembly sessions set for Saturday in Glouster with Marcellite Lodge hosting. Attending lodges include Haydenville Nelsonville Carbon Hill Murray City Jacksonville Buchtel and Glouster. District officers Martha Higgins Jennie Powell Eva Roberts and Bessie Davis lead the event.
In Glouster on a Thursday morning, a Union Telephone service truck was badly wrecked when struck by a southbound passenger train at the Cross Street crossing near the city light plant. Driver C. G. Lunsford jumped clear as the truck stalled on the rails. the front end and both front wheels were crushed.
The Rothwell Club met at Mrs W W Bryson’s Broad Street home with 31 members answering roll call. Papers discussed the value of women’s clubs and cooperation with the Glouster PTA to aid children lacking clothing and food. An invitation to the Southeast District conference in Chillicothe on Oct 29-30 was extended. The next meeting is Oct 8 at 2 pm with Mrs W A Craft.
The Athens and Perry County Branch of the R A A C P will gather at Rendville Sunday at 2 30 PM at the First Baptist Church. A program is planned and the public is invited to attend.
Glouster reporter notes Ben Hooper displaying four cucumbers from his garden. One specimen weighs 3 3 4 pounds and measures 14 3 4 inches in length.
The Graf Zeppelin left Recife for Friedrichshafen at 12:25 a m on the return leg of a Europe Brazil commercial service. This marks a repeat of a round trip flown a fortnight earlier.
Clarence L. Slack of Pleasant Valley predicts a mild and open winter for 1931 32 based on corn husk conditions and good yields. He notes ample wheat, high feed use, and expects low corn prices, calling his forecast a weather prognosis from a respected local corn grower.
About 1500 Eagle lodge officers in the district met at Zanesville to back a fall and winter campaign to recruit 75,000 new members by February 15, 1932. They also supported a state pension plan pushed by the Eagle fraternity to seek old age pensions for Ohio via the next Legislature session, aligning with similar moves in nearly two dozen states. State officers John Able, Joseph Dowling, Henry Berrodien attended, along with local leaders.
Widely touted as relief for neuralgia neuritis sciatica lumbago and rheumatism Nurite is said to banish pains without opiates or habit forming drugs. The German developer claims a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail to stop intense pain.
D E Ident and R W Barker presided as membership chairmen and secretaries led the session. Attendees from Aeries included lodge presidents secretaries and membership chairs from Athens Barnesville Bellaire Bridgeport Cambridge Coshocton Crooksville Chillicothe Circleville Corning Dennison Glouster Ironton Jackson Jacksonville Marietta Martins Ferry Murray City New Lexington Newark Lancaster Portsmouth Nelsonville Shawnee Wellston Woodsfield Zanesville.
Ottawa Ohio September 25 The second hog theft victim has died authorities hold a man arrested near Vaughnsville based on the constable Franks Conaway dying statement.
Daniel Hunt, 68, of Rushmore near Lima, was arrested on a charge connected to a Wednesday night shooting at a No farmer's farm that killed Leon Moebouck and fatally wounded Conaway. Three other Lima men were detained as part of the hog theft party.
Perry Haning, 62, of near Clarks Chapel, died at his home after months of heart trouble. He was born at Lottridge and was a former resident of Coolville. Burial arrangements set for Sunday in Coolville.
Carthage Township native Samuel Haning, son of Samuel and Nancy Haning, longtime resident near Coolin, leaves wife Elia, mother Nancy Haning of Clay Chapel, brother Fletcher of Marion, and sister Ollie Young Pomeroy. Funeral planned Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church in Coolville.
Police Chief Emery Gintz of New Philadelphia is acting as a one man matrimonial bureau. He recently arranged a wife for a Unionport farmer who sought someone to cook for his hands. Now Mrs. Vina Ayres seeks a husband, preferring a bachelor or widower.
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