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A brief classified line directs readers to telephone Mrs Inez J Evans at 824-3 and to call 412-W for circulation.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
6
A brief classified line directs readers to telephone Mrs Inez J Evans at 824-3 and to call 412-W for circulation.
Mrs H B Zuber presented Christ in the nations and Mrs Frank O Mara spoke on Prohibition. Mrs John Murphy discussed the topic, Mrs John Williams read the poem Going Forward, and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs Herrold and a missionary benediction.
Charles L. Finkelstein president of the Regal Company reports three men fired a volley from a speeding car in front of his office. He fired two shots in return but all bullets missed. The incident marks the first violence amid a garment workers strike.
In Indiana a large Lutheran youth gathering begins on Wittenberg College campus with a banquet in the new gymnasium. Capt. Frank Hawks arrives in Terre Haute at 9 40 a m today completing his cross continental glider flight.
Nelsonville April 4 Frank Tedrow Sr well known resident was found unconscious on the highway near his farm about 4 pm yesterday He lay with his head bent on the wheel of a heavy wagon He suffered multiple facial fractures and head wounds and was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan in serious condition No witnesses to the crash were reported
The Hyperion Club shifts its meeting to Saturday afternoon at Mrs Julius Fischer at 38 East Wranklin Street instead of meeting with Mrs John Wood at 28 as listed in the calendar.
Nelsonville scouts schedule for April 5 Open House at the YMCA. Scoutmaster Lewis Powell asks all participants to report Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for practice at the building.
Nelsonville April 4 The Senior High Auditorium hosted chapel with songs led by Ward Hamm. Rev C P Pridgen of Pilgrim Holiness preached on building strong life foundations and choosing entertainment and reading carefully.
Mrs. Clyde Anderson of Cleveland visits her parents in the city. R. M. Henry and A. J. Wilson tour Marietta as business visitors. Effie Green and her son Terry plus Miss Marie Hickman spend the weekend in Columbus with friends and relatives. Lucille Scott and Clifford Scott visit Columbus for several days. Ella Robson travels to Columbus for the funeral of Mary Mitchel, with daughter Mabel Figgins joining them and returning home tonight. A. I. Pritchard and Adda Thompson spend Friday in Columbus. Frank North visits Columbus with Isaac Brian. Harold Mechem of Columbus visits here Thursday and Friday. Bob Davis of Athens stays with grandparents T. J. Davis and family. Will North and son Max with Fuller Reed visit Charles Craig’s family in Cleveland. J S Wilson and grandson Junior Ruble visit relatives in Columbus Friday. Eli Lanning and children Effie and Richard plan to return to New Pittsburg Saturday after visiting Reverend J. A. Wilson’s family in Dayton.
A list of attendees including Blackstone Ruth Buckley Mrs Roy Wright and daughter Mary Margaret Elizabeth Hayden John Williams Frank Collins and son Max Frank Lin Ralph Collins and son Paul Blanch Collins and sons John and Howard. The next meeting will be April 9 at Mrs Frank Collins home.
Nelsonville April 2 John Fremont Angle 69 died Thursday at his home on Greendale Road Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Greenland Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery He is survived by his wife Hattie Angle and four children six children preceded him in death
Nelsonville announces an open house at the YMCA this Saturday evening from 7 to 10 o'clock. Various classes and activities will be showcased for attendees to sample and enjoy.
Miss Helen Evans hosted a Saturday evening miscellaneous shower for the Evans couple. Guests included numerous relatives and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. Bagley, Mrs. Dunkle, the Woolery family, Skiner and Todd households, and others from Haydenville Nelsonville and nearby areas. Refreshments were served late and many useful presents were received.
The Forget-Me-Not Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Blanche Collins’s home in Buchtel. Members enjoyed social chat and a two course luncheon. Attending were Mrs. Mabel Rife Mrs. Mary Hayden and Mrs. Mattie.
The groups will demonstrate their work along with a group of stunts and games. The Ladies' Auxiliary will display home made candy for visitors. The public is invited to attend.
Nelsonville April 4. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Harry Jackson presiding. Reports by treasurer Mrs. A. L. Barker and plans for future work were shared. Mrs. Herrold led Fifth Chapter of the Study Book on The Unfinished Task, highlighting uncontacted Muslims and Tibetans and urging faithful practice by Christians.
Officials keep silent as reports surface of a woman described as the wife of a prominent author living in the Hollywood film colony. The Justice Department is believed to seek this mysterious figure tied to Basil Miles' demise and his final visit.
Sheriff William Williams announced that 3 724 meals were served in March at Athens County Jail. The daily average was 40 prisoners eating three meals each day. A group of 47 prisoners remained in jail on April 1.
Mrs Mary Wyman died Thursday night at 8 15 at her son William Wyman's home 49 Sunnyside Drive after a period of invalidism. Funeral services will be held at 10 Saturday morning at the residence with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Born in Meade Michigan she spent most of her life there and leaves a sister Mrs Eliza Herbold of Tampa Florida.
A bomb wrecked the interior of the headquarters of William Suwalski, Independent Republican candidate for committeeman in the Thirty-ninth Ward, driving a family from their upstairs apartment into the street in early April.
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