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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
2
Emmett Hysell Called by Death in Dayon Soldiers Home
Emmett Hysell 40, a former Meigs County resident and World War veteran, died at the Dayton Soldiers' Home. He married a Chillicothe woman after the war. his wife died two years ago, leaving two children. He will be buried beside his late wife in Chillicothe as his father attends.
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Pomeroy
Emmett Hysell
Meigs County
Dayton
Joseph Hysell
Chillicothe
Hysell
Illness and visits noted in local area
Mrs. Herbert Fink is seriously ill for several days. Sylvia McMaster of Columbus visits Mrs. A J Beaver and relatives. Patricia Sherman and Pauley Anna Kincaid are ill with chickenpox and measles. Several residents travel to Huntington and Ripley for visits. Vance Stewart remains seriously ill after a train injury. Rev F C Kreager returns to Columbus then to services. Mrs Zerkle, 76, ill after paralysis. attends Grand Army auxiliary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Abbott
R. T. Hughes
Marjorie
Ripley
Pauley Anna
J. W. Kincaid
Bartles
Huntington
Mark Roller
A. M. White
R. N. Barnes
Baldwin
J. ©. Leonard
Lillie Huber
Pt. Pleasant
Fimma Jean
Vivian Smith
Columbus
Dale Werner
Ohio University
Athens
Warren Pickens
Buffalo
Langsville
J. K. Smith
Tom Pickens
Far
Hartenbaugh
Akron
Vance Stewart
C. H. Duffy
Floyd Duffy
Jean, Logan
Frank Knopp
Hocking Valley Railroad
F. ¢. Kreager
First Baptist Church
Charles Barnett
Ruth Wise
Louise Burford
C. H. Wise
Edward Anderson
Phil Edwards
H. S. Root
Syracuse
Willard Zerkle
Zerkle
Grand Army of the Republic
Hen house raid shocks Pomeroy area
Sunday evening David Stowe living near Thomas Fork reported raiding of his coop. He woke Monday to find four hens and a setting hen missing, leaving only the brooder behind as evidence of the theft.
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Pomeroy
David Stowe
Thomas Fork
Girl Auto Victim Taken to Columbus After Crash
POMEROY April 15 All crash victims at the mouth of Kerri Run are improving except Yolanda Dilgard 12 whose head injury required a Columbus specialist. Mrs Edna Cooper took her to Columbus. Mrs Clara Dilgard had a minor facial cut. Others escaped minor injuries as police name Fr Scott the driver at fault. Scott’s prior shooting by Jacob Wright was noted.
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Pomeroy
Kerri Run
Yolanda
Boyd Dilgard
Columbus
Edna Cooper
Clara Dilgard
Dilgard
Minersville
Fr Scott
Scott
Jacob Wright
Ohio
Wright
Dog Attacks Child in Middleport. Local Dogs Destroyed
Four year old daughter of Mr. Mattox on Lower Front Street was bitten by a dog owned by Charles Lambert. The dog was killed and Dr. McCullough treated the child. A warning was issued as other vicious dogs in the area are to be destroyed if not confined. Additionally two Athens County dogs raided Charles Bobo’s sheep in Columbia Township. one dog was killed and the other held in custody.
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Middleport
Mattox
Lower Front Street
Charles Lambert
Seidenable
McCullough
Pomeroy
Two Strangers Arrested in Middleport Disturbance
In Middleport on Sunday two men were arrested on suspicion. They claimed to be John Scotchhall, 40, and Harry Scotchhall, 38, brothers from Tyrone New York. Sheriff Willock fingerprinted them and will hold them for a Bureau of Identification report.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
John Scotchhall
Harry Sccotchhall
Tyrone
New York
J. A. Willock
Bureau of Identification
Jack Covert Absent From School After Illness
Jack Covert has been ill and absent from school for a week or more, prompting concern from teachers and family. The note records his absence and ongoing illness with no further details provided.
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Jack Covert
Second Stained Glass Exhibit at Fine Arts
The Ohio University Fine Arts Building hosts its second stained glass exhibit in the art gallery. Prof. Frank J. Roos announces the display runs daily from 9 AM to 4 PM until Monday April 21, inviting public attendance from the east steps of the building.
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Fine Arts
Ohio University
Frank J. Roos
Ohio Band to Escort Governor at Apple Blossom Festival
Ohio University's band will accompany Lieut. Gov. John T. Brown representing Gov. Myers Y. Cooper at the Pomeroy Bend Apple Blossom Festival this Wednesday. Curtis W. Janssen, band director, announced the band will have a prominent program part and members of the Athens Kiwanis Club will provide transportation.
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Ohio University
John T. Brown
Myers Y. Cooper
Pomeroy Bend
Curtis W. Janssen
Athens Kiwanis Club
Fifteen Meigs County Boys Enroll for Camp at Fort Thomas
Fifteen Meigs County youths have enrolled for the Citizen's Training Camp at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Enrollees include Owen J. Campbell Harold J. Fisher from Pomeroy Lewis I. Johnson Frederick W. Kanouse Don E. Mourning from Middleport William Betz Lester L. Clark Oren R. Nease William D. Stewart and Charles Bowers from Racine Marvin Roberts Lawrence Sellers and Herbert Zicher from Syracuse Bart Harden Rolandus and Carl Biddle from Long Bottom.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Owen J. Campbell
Harold J. Fisher
Lewis I. Johnson
Frederick W. Kanouse
Don E. Mourning
Middleport
William Betz
Lester L. Clark
Oren R. Nease
William D. Stewart
Charles Bowers
Racine
Marvin Roberts
Lawrence Sellers
Herbert Zicher
Syracuse
Bart Dpd. Harden
Rolandus
Carl Biddle
Long Bottom
Fisher Returns to Work After Eye Operation
April 15 report that veteran traveling salesman C. Fisher resumes duties with his firm after more than a month off for an eye operation. He will work until recalled to the hospital for surgery on his other eye.
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Middleport
D. C. Fisher
Illnesses Strike Noted Local Figures in Pomeroy
April 15 report lists several prominent residents in poor health. Cc Reed back from Florida and ill with neuritis, Raymond Pullins son of Prof J M Pullins ill with pneumonia, T W Bengel clerk of courts homebound with cold relapse, Prosecuting Attorney D H Peoples sick and absent from duties, W H Smith 77 near Pomeroy seriously ill with heart and kidney trouble.
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W. H. Smith
Pomeroy
Truck Rolls Down Street Damaging Sedan and Truck
The front of Mrs. Adda MacCombs’s sedan on West Union Street was smashed when a parked truck owned by Theodore Sinclair rolled from an alley onto West Union Street. The truck tires and axle were damaged after the brakes allegedly loosened causing it to roll, collide with the MacCombs vehicle and injure the street lawn.
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Adda. MacCombs
West Union
High Streets
Theodore Sinclair
Athens
West Union Street
High Street
Governor Cooper Unable to Attend Apple Blossom Festival
A telegram from Charleston informs that Governor Cooper will miss the Apple Blossom Festival in Pomeroy due to a prior engagement in Cincinnati. Lieutenant Governor John Brown will attend in his stead as West Virginia’s Governor Conley extended an official invitation to Ohio’s chief executive.
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Pomeroy
Charleston
Myersey
Welch announce birth of daughter in Middleport
Dr and Mrs Leland Welch of Gassaway West Virginia announce the birth of a daughter on Monday April 14. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C J Welch of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Jacob Sherman of Athens.
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Middleport
Leland Welch
Gassaway
W. Va
C. J. Welch
Jacob Sherman
Athens
California girl sails to Brazil for 18 month tribal study
Miss Elizabeth Steen of California leaves for Bananal Island to study the Chavantes and Jehovah Indians in the savage Brazilian jungles. She is joined by Lieut Col. Fernandes D Acosta and an interpreter and plans to search central Brazil for a tribe unseen by white explorers.
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Sao Rulo
Brazil
U.R
Elizabeth Steen
California
Banal Island
Indian Redemption Post
Fernandes D'Acosta
Matto Grosso
P. H. Fawcett
Steen
San Jose
Calif
Columbia University
New York
University of California
Apply for slavery of war veterans markers before April 25
Applications for government markers for the slaves of war veterans must be secured from Mrs. John Finsterwald before April 25 so they can be sent with April applications. If not filed by April 25 they cannot be filed before September. Markers are available for graves of veterans from any of the five wars in which the United States has participated.
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John Finsterwald
Finsterwald
United States
Paper in court over printing court records
Elyria Chronicle Telegram challenged by Common Pleas Judge A R Webber over publishing witness statements in a libel trial involving William Peer versus David Gobson and Samuel Horwitz. The court faced contempt-of-court questions as the paper defied a warning to refrain from printing.
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Elyria
U.P
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Northern
Ohio
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Chronicle-Telegram
Webber
William Peer
David Gobson
Samuel Horwitz
Lorain Journal
Pilot indicted for stealing airplane at Bernard Airport
Youngstown April 15 Indicted on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent in the theft of an airplane from Bernard Airport February 11 John B Purnell an aviator will be tried before Judge C S Turnbaugh tomorrow This is the first Ohio case under this statute for taking an airplane Purnell formerly worked at Bernard Airport He took the plane up and crashed causing about 3000 in damages Purnell says a mechanic at the airport gave him permission to use the plane
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Youngstown
U.P
Bernard
John B. Purnell
C. S. Turnbaugh
Ohio
Peter B. Betras
Purnell
Bernard Airport
Communists dispersed by mounted officers in Cleveland
Police in Cleveland used mounted officers to disperse a crowd of Communists and spectators. Several people sustained slight bruises and cuts during the scuffle on April 15.
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Cleveland
Disorderly public gathering ends without arrests
A crowd at Public Square became disorderly after a soap box speaker pulled a cloth from his pocket and shouted down with that flag and with this one. Mounted officers dispersed the crowd. No arrests and no serious injuries were reported.
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Cers
Guardians Criticized Over Ohio Orphans Home Audit
Three former superintendents of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Home at Xenia are sharply criticized in a report filed with State Auditor Tracy by Examiner F. M. Hoppengarner. The audit covers accounts for June 25, 1925, to June 10, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Rphans
Xenia
Stx
F. M. Hoppengarner
New Spring Hats Arrive at Low Prices in Millinery
A millinery department unveils 150 new spring hats in AUN colors. Styles for all head sizes offered at unusually low prices across three price groups.
Hats on sale men’s felt light dark colors up to new spring patterns
A special purchase offers men’s felt hats in light and dark colors with all new spring patterns in all sizes and prices up to 4.00.
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Panco Sales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herbert Fink
Sylvia McMaster
A. J. Beaver
Patricia
R. A. Sherman
Wayne McElhinney
Carroll O'Neal
Glenn
Max Lambert
Yolanda Dilgard
Fannie Amberger
Fine
Cooper
Miss Steen
Abrueers
Hunt
U.P—4
Ralph White
Fier
Atlantic
White
Curtiss Fiet
New Spring
Spring
Georgette
Navy
Eas
Boston
Nelsonville
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