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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1909

Page

5

Secretary Jeffers Reports Support for Wool Growers Leader

Secretary Jeffers reports funds collected to aid General C H Grosvenor who lobbied Washington’s Ways and Means Committee for Ohio and US wool growers. He praises Grosvenor’s 11 to 12 cent rate advocacy and notes Grosvenor’s resignation bid to secure it. The message defends the Ohio wool growers on tariff efforts and acknowledges partial funding. 56.40 occupied by Sam Sommer. Newsom plans a three story block fronting Lawrence block with Holbrook plans and bids. Lawrence site work progresses as buildings near Ballard corner are razed to make way for new business rooms. $58.70 W E Jeffers Secretary.

Athens County Wool- Growers’ Association C. H. Grosvenor Washington Ways and Means United States Ohio Walker National Wool-Growers’ Association General Grosvenor Ways and Means Committee Pennsylvania Grosvenor William McKinley Sam Sommer Newsom Lawrence Block Holbrook Lawrence Wolf & Schloss

Large Athens County exam draws record class

A large class of about 150 young people from across Athens County took the teachers’ examination today. The test was held in the new high school building due to space needs at the university. Results are expected to be announced late next week.

Athens Athens County University

Injunction Sought Over Land Roadway Dispute in Athens Township

James H. Woogerd files in Common Pleas Court for a temporary injunction against Clarence Kerr to stop Kerr from using a portion of Woogerd land as a roadway. The suit seeks perpetual relief after a final hearing. In a separate action, Joseph G. Bone Sr. and others file for partition of seven Glouster tracts from the estate of Valentine Bone against Ruth Conn.

Ommon Pleas Court James H. Woogerd Clarence Kerr Grosvenor, Jones & Worstell Woodgerd Woogerd Kerr Athens Township Joseph G. Bone, Sr Ruth Conn Common Pleas Court Ivers & Danford Glouster Valentine Bone Perry County

Architect H C Holbrook Visits Athens on Ballard Corner Plan

Architect H C Holbrook of Columbus visited Athens Friday afternoon to confer with C W and W B Lawrence and C B Newsom about their new business blocks on the Ballard corner. Newsom arranged for Holbrook to draw plans for a building on the lot beside the K P building, the first floor of which is

H. C. Holbrook Columbus Athens C. W W. B. Lawrence C. 8

Hocking Valley Mining Institute Meets in Nelsonville

The Hocking Valley Mining Institute will hold a regular meeting in the Y M C A lecture room Nelsonville Ohio Monday at 7 30 pm The program includes talks on Mine Gases Mine Timbering by Prof N W Lord and C E Persoes J W Barker and discussions by M M Kassler John Murphy and others with papers from prior meetings to be reconsidered and debated.

Nelsonville Ohio Hocking Valley Mining Institute Sss N. W. Lord U. PU Cirercucenit E. Terry Persoes J. W. Barker M. M. Kassler John Murphy George Butts BE. V. Woody Asa Han J. W. Dowler Frank Murphy Dan Bateman Robert Graves

Marshfield Oil and Gas elects officers at first stockholders meeting

The Marshfield Oil and Gas company held its first stockholders meeting in the Ath en s National Bank building. E Logan was elected president John Bilder vice president and J M McFadden secretary treasurer. Directors include Jacob Sherman William Deeds Chadwick and others. Three wells will be drilled in Waterloo township immediately.

Marshfield Company Marshfield Oil & Gas Company Athens National Bank E. Logan John Bilder J. M. McFadden Columbus Jacob Sherman William Deeds Chadwick Hocking Valley Chadick Waterloo Township

Oil Well Near New Marshfield Drilled By Pittsburg Men

A Jewell farm well drilled Wednesday by Pittsburg interests was shot Thursday by a Marietta man. The well is expected to yield two to five barrels daily and will be pumped immediately. If the first sand fails future wells will probe the deeper sand and drilling on leases continues.

Beebe Jewell Farm Pittsburg Marietta

Good Showing of Oil Near Marshfield

A nearby well drilled Thursday by Attorney Sayre and Auditor Walker of Athens shows a very good oil showing. It is described as as good as any in the field where many wells are pumping. I. L. Gunther directed the drilling and the Walker and Sayre leases adjoin Standard Oil holdings.

Marshfield Here Sayre Walker Athens I. L. Gunther

Eight Hour Day Observed by Plains Mineworkers

At The Plains Ohio on April 1 a large gathering marked the Eight Hour Day with speeches by State President William Green Coshocton and Subdistrict President John Moore Rendville of the United Mine Workers. The event at The Plains M E church praised labor gains and opposed injunctions in disputes.

The Plains William Green Coshocton John Moore Rendville United Mineworkers’ Organization Green Ohio

Gormley Theater Appraised In Glouster Ohio

The Gormley Opera House building with all scenery and fixtures was appraised at 10 000 by John S Clark C B Duncan and W H Stahl. It cannot sell for less than two thirds of that amount. This is the second appraisal after earlier value 18 500 with no bids at sheriff sale.

Gormley Theater Glouster Gormley Opera House Ecompany John 8. Clark C. KB. Duncan W. H. Stahl

Glouster Youth Killed by Train Near Hooker

Frank Rogers 19, of Glouster, was struck and killed by northbound Hocking Valley passenger train No. 33 near Hooker this morning. Remains sent to Lancaster for coroner’s inquest. several similar Hooker accidents have occurred recently, mostly among elderly victims.

Frank Rogers Glouster Hocking Valley Hooker Athens Columbus Lancaster

Niagara calamity warns of boatman carelessness

An implausible ad-like note warns that river ripples and fast currents signal danger from careless boating. It promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for backache and kidney complaints with a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk Tennessee and a price of 50c at McKee's Drug Store.

Niagara J. R. Blankenship Belk, Tenn McKee's

McCune to Examine Banks in Cincinnati District

National Bank Examiner Samuel L. McCune leaves Athens for Cincinnati to take over bank examinations in Hamilton and Butler counties. He will work from the Cincinnati Government building beginning Monday morning. wife Mrs McCune will stay with her mother in Chillicothe until their home is ready.

Hamilton Butler Counties Cincinnati National Bank Samuel L. McCune Mr. McCune Mrs. McCune Chillicothe McCune Athens Department of Justice John McCune Lancaster Street

Electric Oj remedy praised for croup relief

Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oj as the best remedy for the sometimes fatal croup. She notes eight years of successful use within her family.

Thomas Electric Oj

Will Celebrate Appomattox at Hamden Junction event

In commemoration of the surrender of General Lee to Grant a fine dinner will be given at Vinton April 9 by Corwin post No 259 G A R. Invitations are extended to comrades and their wives or a family member and the widows of dead comrades.

Hamden Ice Grant Vinton Corwin Post

Counties vote temperance in six dozen regions

The local option vote in Clark county last Monday energizes dry forces as petitions move to Montgomery Rosas Butler counties. Rose law elections spread across Adams Ashtabula Athens Belmont Brown Carroll Champaign Clarke Clermont Clinton Columbiana Coshoc ton Darke Delaware Fayette Fulton Gallia Geauga Greene Guernsey Hancock Hardin Harrison Highland Hocking Holmes Jackson Jefferson Knox Lake Kagwr ence Licking Logan Madison Marion Meigs Miami Morgan Morrow Monroe Medina Muskingum Noble Paulding Perry Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Sandusky Scioto Trumbull Tuscarawas Union Van Wert Vinton Warren Wayne Washington Williams Wood Wyandot.

Clark County Montgomery County Dayton Rosas County Chillicothe Jefferson Knox Lake Kagwrence Licking Logan Madison Marion Meigs Miami Morgan Morrow Monroe Medina Muskingum Noble Paulding Perry Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Sandusky Scioto Trumbull Tuscarawas Union van Wert Vinton Warren Wayne Washington Williams Wood Wyandot

Farmers Listen 10 Fine Talks at K M Depot Hear Specialists

A State Agricultural Experiment Station train arrived at the K M depot Friday at 1 17 PM for a half hour program. Two cars carried forestry and fruit tree talks with tree specimens on display. Attending were Prof W J Greene Prof J J Crumley Dean H C Price A J McCall W R Lazenby Charles McIntyre T H Ballou and H B Davis from the station and Ohio State University.

State Agricultural Erxperiment Station W. J. Greene Wooster J. J. Crumley Antioch College Yellow Springs H. ¢. Price A. J. McCall W. R. Lazenby Agricultural College Ohio State University Columbus Charles McIntyre Chaulersville T. H. Ballou Bh. H. Davis The State Experiment Station

Sunnyside Home May Be Selected for Parsonage

The First Presbyterian church will hold its annual congregational meeting Monday evening to decide on purchasing a parsonage. Pastor Rev Thurlow occupies the Jewett property on South Court street while a committee has viewed several homes, including Frank Phillips’s East State street residence, as a favorable option. A decision is expected that night.

First Presbyterian Church Thurlow Jewett South Court Street Cty Frank Phillips East State Street

Doans Regulate Constipation Support Ad

An old advertisement touts Doans Regulats as a mild easy bowel action remedy. One dose is enough to cure habitual constipation and a box costs 25 cents. The ad urges consulting a druggist for purchase.

Beebe Funeral Today For Hobson Peche

Funeral services for Hobson Peche, who died Thursday at his home in Hocking County, were held today in Chauncey. Peche had long residence in Rome Township and left many relatives in Chauncey.

Beebe Hobson Peche Hocking County Chauncey Mr. Beebe Rome Township Chaunce

Doans Kidney Pills Help Athens Man After Army Exposure

W S McDaniel of five miles west of Pomeroy Ohio describes lingering backache from army exposure and kidney issues. He credits Doans Kidney Pills with stopping back pain improving his condition and urges others with similar symptoms to try them. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doans.

Athens W. S McDaniel Pomeroy Ohio Dean Piicents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Child Burned to Death in Malta Home Fire

In Zanesville, April 2, Ralph Harner aged 2, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Harner of Malta Morgan county, was burned to death when his clothing caught fire from an open grate in the evening.

Zanesville Ralph Harner Henry Harner Malta Morgan County

Social Notes From Chauncey and Surrounding Towns

Miss Carrie Fuller entertained at dinner last Sunday. Mrs. Blanche Brown visits Happy Hollow this week. Mat Spencer of Corning moved into a house on High street. Mr. Spence works as night motorman at Sunday Creek Mine No. 209. Mrs. Susan Knowles moved to Mound street. Ex Mayor John M. Lahugh guests of his mother on Sandy Ridge. Sherman Mack visits J B Carter and family on North Congress street.

Carrie Fuller Gladys Howard the Plains Grace Strasbaugh Lexington Avenue Blanche Brown Happy Hollow Mat Spencer Corning C. Sayre High Street Spence Sunday Creek Company Clarence Stephenson Nelsonville Charles Stephenson May Avenue Mises Mollie Lahugh Susan Knowles Lower Zanesville Oscar Six Mound Street Kate Fuller Laura Russell Athens John M. Lahugh Sandy Ridge Sherman Mack Volka W. Va J. B. Carter North Congress Street

Local man named vice president at Junction City Oil

Annual stockholders meeting of the Junction City Oil & Gas company elected a new board: Palmer Howard as president, L. G. Worstell as vice president, Sibaugh as secretary, and William Klinger as treasurer with directors from Lan caster Nelsonville Athens Shawnee Glouster and Junction City. The firm reports one producing well pumping 25 to 30 barrels daily. a second well is down 2200 feet, third at 800 feet, and a derrick for a fourth to be erected Monday.

Junction City Oil & Gas Company Junction City Thurelay Palmer Howard Charles Martens L. G. Sithaugh Lancaster JL Pritchard Nelsonville Tl. G. Worstell Athens David Jones Shawnee William James Glouster L. W. Hartman William Klinger Junction City Howard Worstell Siibaugh Klinger Thomas Griggs Judge Hynus New Lexington

Entertainment program charms large crowd at Ogee

On Thursday evening an ae a faaraalale featuring recitations dialogues and music by the Wood's band and orchestra drew praise from a large audience. The concert included a fine rendition of Traumeri accompanying a pantomime and showcased both teacher and pupils.

Ogee Wood Traumeri

A New Arrival In Richland Avenue Family

A daughter was born this Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Harry Jourdan of Richland avenue.

Harry Jourdan Richland Avenue

Man Attempts Assurance on First Meeting Often Fail

A man cannot convince you he is truly insured on first meeting though many try to project certainty. The remark reflects skepticism toward assurances given at initial encounters.

Sunday Creek Valley League Forms as Chauncey Jacksonville and Glouster Prep

Glouster O April 1 The Chauncey baseball team is organized for the season and open for games with all teams Jacksonville has begun practice and Glouster is expected to field one of the town s best clubs. A Sunday Creek and Hocking Valley amateur league could boost interest and standings after each game. Paselall is a clean healthy sport and should be encouraged. A league would help teams stay together and become a paying venture for all. Jacksonville has one of the county s lowest cost teams and a well drilled unit. Nearby towns benefit from large Sunday crowds amid past attempts at Sunday baseball in this city.

Glouster Chauncey Jackesonville Sunday Creek Hocking Jacksonville Nesouville Rams

Arbor Day Annual Sent to County Educators for Distribution

The state commissioner of common schools sends the Arbor Day Annual pamphlet to County Auditor Walker for distribution to every public school and township board of education. Governor Ha proclaims Arbor Day for April 16 requiring two hours of forestry and bird protection instruction. Schools receive illustrated copies to guide Arbor Day programs and teachers are asked to collect pamphlets at the auditor's office.

State Commissioner of Common Schools Aud Walker Board of Education Bentley Boards of Education

Logan Paper Suspends Local Journalisms Change

Logan Ohio April 1 papers signed closing a deal whereby the Hocking Republican owned and edited by A Hulse quits the local newspaper field. The equipment was purchased by C N Howen who will move the plant to Premen Ohio. The subscription list goes to The Journal diazette.

Logan Logan, O Hocking Republican A. @. Hulse C. N. Howen Premen Ohio Journaldiazette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jeffers Athens County Wool Growers’ Association W. E. Jeffers Financial Report W. Sewell Moler Joseph Mulligan William Bobo N. E. Mills Peter Josten Egos G. Angell H. Woogerd Architect Holbrook Nelsonville Y. M. C. A Jewell Well Walker & Sayre New Marshfield Coolville M. J. Ewers Stewart Odd Fellows Lodge National Church Rev. Taylor Herbert Humphrey Nona Shields Belpre S. Hendrick Morrison Hoobler Barth Dearth John Staten the & Hour Hooker J Bank Examiner S&s. L. M’cune California Oregon Hocking Valley Ticket State Agricultural School ON Wheels K. & M. Depot Sunnyside Bright's L. G. Worstell Junction City Company Sunday Creek Valley League C. Jackson H. H. Haning Lawrence & Bean. Fire and Life Insurance OMIO J. S. Basom, D. D. S Onio Louis Cover Street Ninth Street United States Patent Ofica Washington, D.C Casnow
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