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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1929

Page

12

Chauncey Residents Summoned In Oscar Lovesy Case

Chauncey residents called to Athens yesterday in the case of Oscar Lovesy include Mayor W D Hines Marshal Binke Withem and numerous local officials and citizens. Chauncey personals note moves visits and travels of residents Mrs William Locke moves to Wellston and others travel or visit family in nearby towns.

Chauncey Oscar Lovesy Athens W. D. Hines Marshal Binke Withem C. R. ,Howard Edward Lott M. B. Tucker C. E. McCafferty Guss Graham H. A. Leiber James McCollam Dannie Shingler G. W. Brown Clell Cunningham Elmer Marks George Slisher Edward Mingus Robert Hillyer Martin Barstow Wilfred Henry Edw. Minster B. E. Carter George Pendergrass

Benjamin Conant Dies at 70 in Chauncey Mill Street Home

Benjamin Conant 70 longtime Chauncey resident died Wednesday at his Mill Street home after an illness from influenza. He moved to the area from near Stewart and worked as a miner for Manhattan Company No. 25. Survived by wife Emilia and four children Carl C. Conant Maude Roma David Conant Lancaster Mrs. Herbert Calentine of Rimesville and Mrs Clifford Saffel Chauncey plus several siblings. Funeral plans pending son’s arrival from Oklahoma. Earlier pay day told of slim miner wages due to slack work.

Oeter - Uncey Benja F. Conant Chauncey Mill Street City Enza Conant Stewart Chauine No. 25 Manhattan Company Emila Conant Childm Carl C. Conant Maude Roma David Conant Lancaster Herbert Calentine Rimesville Clifford Saffel Tr. Conant It’s Church Oklahoma

Loyal Women Greeting Held at Home of George Nye

Chauncey April 11 The Loyal Women’s Division of the hoof Christ met at the High Street home of Mrs. George Harvey Nye with Mrs. Floyd Nye presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. W Rhibrand and Mrs. Charlies Fiske, a lesson reviewed by Mrs. Guy Gardner, and recitations by Mrs. Frank Sands and Mrs. Elizabeth Knode. The hostess served a social hour foliation. Guests included Mrs. John Shaffer Mrs. T R Hamilton Mrs. Charles Fiske Mrs. Charles Brad field Mrs. Guy Brookins Mrs. George Richardson Mrs. W Abl brand Mrs. Frank Millington Mrs. Frank Lands Mrs. Charles Sweeney Mrs. Guy Gardner Mrs. Floyd Nye Mrs. Elizabeth Knode Mrs. Charles Ogg Mrs. J C Ferrer Mrs. Kenneth Lands Mrs. John Coe and Mrs. Harvey Nye.

Chauncey George Harvey Nye High Street Floyd Nye W. Rhibrand Charlies Fiske Guy Gardner Frank Sands Elizabeth Knode John Shaffer T. R. Hamilton Charles Fiske Charles Bradfield Guy Brookins George Richardson W. Ablbrand Frank Millington Frank Lands Charles Sweeney Charles Ogg J. C. Ferrer Kenneth Lands John Coe Harvey Nye

President of Otterbein to address men

More than 125 men are expected to attend the Meth Brotherhood meeting at the First Odist Episcopal Church in Athens Friday night. Dr. W. G. Clippinger, president of Otterbein University, will speak after a 6 o'clock dinner. Prof. C. C. Robinson will lead music from Ohio University. Methodist men students will attend as guests. The May meeting will close the year. a replacement for the late Bishop Theodore S. Henderson has not yet been chosen.

Athens Charles M. Coulter W. G. Clippinger Qtterbein University C. C. Robinson Ohio University School of Music Coulter Theodore S. Henderson

Perry Wood Ordered To Leave Business

Perry Wood, fined 300 dollars and costs by Mayor Woodworth for a third prohibition violation, was ordered out of business. He operated Wood Auto Laundry on Court Street and was arrested at his wife’s Smith Street restaurant. the auto laundry has been taken over by H A Junod and will be run under his management.

Perry Wood E. ©. Woodworth Mayorworth Wood Court Street E. S. Finsterwald Charles Maple Welock Smith Street H. A. Junod

Miss Hedges Here For a Brie Vis it

Miss Clementine Hedges, a 1925 Ohio University graduate, visits Athens as a guest of Mrs John Campbell and others. She has done social settlement work in Cleveland and is pursuing a Master’s at Western Reserve University.

Clementine Hedges Ohio Athens John Campbell Minnie Bell Anna Wat- Hedges Cleveland Hedges Western Reserve Cleve

Puzzle Answer: Letter Golf Riddles in Today's Word Play

The note presents a Word Golf style puzzle answer set featuring zaRLD would wound a mount count as the solution. It hints at letter-substitution or embedding patterns to connect terms through shared letters and forming a chain.

Zarld

Comedy Draws Large Crowds at Plains High School

The Plains High School students presented A Poor Married Man in the Grade School auditorium drawing big audiences over two nights. Lawrence Bowe played a colored servant with praise for all. About $50 was cleared to buy equipment for the Home Economics and Manual Training departments.

Chauncey The Plains High School Lawrence Bowe Beryl Cone Home Economic Herman Humphrey Manual Training

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