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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
The Shakes ie Civic club began work to remove debris from the river bank along Main Street in Pomeroy. Local business leaders were asked to dedicate one hour or hire help, hoping to improve the riverfront’s appearance for residents and passing boat traffic.
About fifty youngsters from Pomeroy attend a four to six o'clock Easter gathering at Rachel Elberfield’s Mulberry avenue home. Easter decor and toy rabbits adorn the house, with refreshments served and gifts given to the hostess.
Pomeroy April 10. The Christian Bulletin is a weekly pamphlet edited by Reverend C. B. Tigner of the Church of Christ in Rutland. It relies on free will offerings from friends and covers church news from Rutland Midway Langville Pomeroy and nearby areas.
Mrs Henry Jenkins aged 44 died at Holzer hospital Gallipolis from acute indigestion Wednesday night. Services set for Saturday at 2 PM from Letart Methodist church with interment in Letart cemetery. She was sister in law of Mrs Nesse Brewster of Second Street. Announce Wedding Charles Huntley former local resident wed in Goldfield Nevada. He now resides in Los Angeles.
A Nebraska farmer inherited $60,000 from a relative but cannot transfer the money to America. With gold exports restricted and currency restrictions in place, he attempted to buy over 100 pairs of socks to export, only to face a $28 import duty.
A one eyed fish with apparently normal vision was used in University of Chicago lab experiments. In the procedure the fish eyes were removed and one transplanted in the forehead. The operation was performed by Dr Theodor ani, renowned European eye specialist.
A Milford New Hampshire article notes an egg laid by William Johnson’s hens bears a sun shape after the eclipse. In Los Angeles a hundred acres in the high Sierras are proposed as a country club for police officers.
Judge Peoples and Pomeroy will address ten members of Class Six at Rutland Monday evening. The group will attend a chicken supper at 6 30 that evening, with L Roush and Harley Bol also expected to speak. The Mic schools musical department at Rutland has recently been praised.
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