Ouster Report From Vague Courtroom Note
An unclear notice references a church leadership dispute and ouster without concrete names or dates, preserving minimal readable facts about a church related removal matter.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
3
An unclear notice references a church leadership dispute and ouster without concrete names or dates, preserving minimal readable facts about a church related removal matter.
Miss Clara Mulligan entertained Monday evening for bride elect Gail Galvin. An elegant luncheon followed a pleasant social gathering attended by Mesdames W. E. Edgell Fred Edington Stuart Hoodlett Don Davis W L Cooley and Misses Lucile Kaelin Mary Parry Freda Smith Harriet Pensyle Hazel Rosser Mayme Ruscoe.
Miss Helen Ann Wright Mary Jane Reeding and Letha Alice Green, a soprano and pianist from Ohio, will give a program of music and readings Friday at 8 p m at the Christian church. The Girls Glee Club of Ohio University also appears tonight under the Christian Endeavor Society.
Funeral services for Mr. Ralph Bateman will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the residence. Mrs. M T Bradbury hosts Mrs. Miles Brandebury of Columbus and Mrs. H J Jackman of Grand Rapids Michigan as guests.
The Esther class of the Christian church will hold a pot luck supper at Mrs. B. W. Lawson's home Wednesday at 7 PM. Members are invited to bring their favorite dish.
Mr and Mrs WW L Hudson and their daughter have returned from Thany Illinois where they were called by the death of a relative.
Mrs N Hill and Mrs John Saltz attend the Athens Presbytery session in Gallipolis as L R Kelch and Rev Arpee participate.
A juvenile charged with contributing to the delinquency of a girl under 16 was acquitted after a jury trial in Judge Phillips court Friday. The defendant, Vesse Beverage, faced the charge in juvenile court but received a not guilty finding.
Knights are requested to meet at Castle Hall on Wednesday April 14 at one o clock for the funeral of Ralph Bateman. Albert Barber C. C.
Births in Nelsonville and York Township for March 1920 reported by District 67 list numerous two baby pairs and individuals with both boys and girls named. A death notice expresses gratitude for sympathy and services, naming Rev C L Johnson and pallbearers. Attendees and visitors are mentioned from Columbus Millfield Murray City and Athens.
The revival gathering continues at the Independent Holiness Church at Poplar and Watkins streets. Everyone is invited to hear the plain truth of God every night at 7 o'clock this week and next, with evangelist J. L. Bond of Wilmore Kentucky leading.
Furnished room available on Fort Street in Nelsonville. Bell phone 561. 4109. Wanted first class cook, reasonable wages, woman preferred. Apply in person at Majestic Restaurant Nelsonville. 4-10-tf
Property owners on Fast State street between Park street and the children's home at the east corporation line may pay street paying assessments to the city treasurer at the Athens National Bank building. These assessments cover work done last summer and completed last fall and must be paid within thirty days starting Monday April 12. After the period the assessments will be certified to the county treasurer for collection with county taxes, with total amounts divided over ten years plus interest.
Athens county issued 1920 touring car and truck license tags through the Athens Chamber of Commerce, with 1920 tags nearly exhausted. Beginning March 18 sales were limited to the chamber and applications must be sent to the secretary of state in Columbus. Nelsonville Chamber sold about 600 tags, blanks available locally, and owners may pay three-fourths if unused in 1920.
Busy farm scenes as residents plow and husk corn. roads praised as smooth. Attendees at John L. Carpenter funeral include P F Wogan family and James Carpenter. Sunday errands span Hermon to Athens with multiple visits and social events. Perley Wogan shows a new Dodge as Bartlett hosts a popular show.
W. T. Copeland of Wapakoneta, representing the Federal Land Bank in Louisville, Ky, will address the Athens Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon. He will explain federal loan workings and later begin appraisals of lands for farmers who applied, with several farmers expected to attend.
A mass meeting of Ohio University students will organize a permanent Republican Club. The body will elect officers and affiliate with other universities forming GOP groups. Ohio alumnus Walter Rogers aids the effort to promote Republican ideals and platform.
A farmer near Athens reports a ewe bearing an unusual lamb with eight legs two bodies two tails two necks and one head. The farm also has another living lamb beside the strange offspring. The incident adds to a week of local oddities as town efforts proceed with theatre renovations and civic matters.
An advertisement extols Houstonia as a home remedy to relieve joint pain and injuries. It claims deep penetration to the source of pain, antiseptic ingredients, and permanent relief. The ad promotes Dr Jones' picture on the yellow label and lists prices 25 50 and 1.00 from The Dr Jones Co South Charleston Ohio.
Mrs F Birkhimer of Columbus credits Nerv Worth with curing her nervous condition after a year of sleepless nights and bad appetite. She reports restful sleep, improved digestion, and kidney comfort. The ad lists McKee's Drug Store in Athens and neighborhood agencies in Nelsonville Jacksonville Glouster Albany Coolville and other towns offering the tonic.
Deputy and Probation Officer Moore oversee duties as the university music school hosts a pupil recital Thursday afternoon from 4 to 5. Voice, piano, and violin students perform and admission is free. Athens farmers worry over cold weather threatening newborn lambs.
In common pleas court this morning the divorce suit of Jucy Hartley against John Hartley was dismissed. The setting in the Cal Coss divorce suit was vacated. The court order of sale in the William Young versus Mary Lewis suit was confirmed.
Navy Recruiting Officer J. J. Farley arrived from Parkersburg West Virginia and will be at Hotel Athena for three days to explain enlistment in the Navy. Eligible men aged 18 to 30 may join for two years with options to Newport Rhode Island Hampton Roads or the Great Lakes Training School near Chicago. Ten days leave before training and after training plus a thirty day annual vacation on full pay are offered. Farley also invites naval reserve men to consult him for an interesting proposition.
Nancy T. Vandyke has filed for divorce and custody of minor child against George F. VanDyke whose residence is unknown. Case No 11987 in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio will be heard on and after May 5 1920. Attorney W B Bartell represents the plaintiff.
The Paris theatre features a reversible floor that can switch from a dance surface to a seating area. This innovation allows quick transformation between performances, preserving space for audiences and staging needs.
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