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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
2
The readable lines list various names and word rate figures with unclear context. Measurements mention Marcher Sosth and others with values like 402 weeds per raumde and 55 wet words per week. Context and relations are not specified.
The body of Soke Brechitet was brought from Heleer Howie. He left a widow and one daughter and eight brothers, including Jacob Brechted of Middleport. He married Gamer Precker, a resident of Sutton Township. April 11 notices mention Mr J B Smith hosting guests for Mr and Mrs Power, newly arrived from Boryrus to occupy the McKinley property.
April 17 report from Middleport notes Arthur Pennert and daughter Mary Jean of Charleston visiting Mrs. Stewarts’ parents Mr. and Mrs. Féwin Cook for a birthday dinner. Families celebrated Mrs. Edwig Cook’s birthday anniversary at H. E. Cook’s home and recently marked Mr. Cook’s birthday.
Mr HW Beenberg of 465 East High Avenue New Philadelphia reports rapid relief from long standing stomach trouble after using Kenjola. He notes improved digestion, relieved heaviness, and regained appetite following a course of several bottles. He credits Kenjola with saving him from serious illness.
Fragmented OCR describes a county event where teams faced delays and scoring disputes. It notes bids from a supplier, efforts to meet contest requirements, and officials from the courthouse addressing issues. The text mentions the county, state involvement, and a project tied to the courthouse.
A large audience attended Rev. Enaree Dh Weckirs Meerrmem’s sermon at the Church of Chret Sunday night. Officials expect attendance to reach a broader audience by May 14 as midweek services continue and Dr. Skinner from the Presbyterian Church plans arrangements with Mr. Waethers.
Funeral notices state H Oliver, once a resident of Pemero, died recently. He leaves a widow and several children, with services planned at Middleport. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Mertert Chamters and Miss Berber Chamers, plus Mr Gordes Barrie who hosted a telephone gathering.
At a lengthy Pomeroy Council meeting two main items arose. A representative urged immediate action on an ordinance to raise gas rates for domestic consumers. the ordinance was read and sent to the Ordinance Committee for revision. A proposal from the Bethany M E Church to prepare old Sugar show grounds for a summer children’s play was discussed, with a committee assigned to assess feasibility and possible conversion to a baseball park and other amusements.
Reports indicate the country confronts a strike by 110 Seattle workers, signaling widespread labor unrest and possible disruption across sectors as industrial action unfolds today.
Fragmentary report depicts charges against Malor Dower and former mayor Peter J. Grohstlte in Cleveland. The text references a crime inquiry tied to Prokitétics but lacks complete details and context.
A northern Idaho resident known as Cougar Frei Herrick faces bankruptcy with debt around 5,006,006 dollars after failures in lottery and railroad ventures. He, who says he feels 33, plans to regain wealth and start anew.
April 21 event at the Endeavor Society of the Madi area featured readings of Bible content and discussion. Attendees included Mae Ashior, Fraoeea Bouekh, Helen Nel, Gladys Watts, Mabie Hy Let Ges, David Korst, and Arweté Hughes.
The report covers a D A R gathering in Abergan Batons with Washington figures and Geiggates attending the ceremony. It notes a probate estate tax issue in Megs County on Guert L. Water's estate, listing farm and property values and associated damages. Local residents and graduates are cited in social events, with gatherings at Union Avenue and the Ziemer residence, plus mentions of court activity and community appearances.
Dera V. Skinner has been invited to deliver a lecture before the Brotherhood of the Presbyterial Clerks in Athens. The topic is Scotland and Scottish people with focus on graves and geysers.
The Semete Judicary Committee was ecetuied today to begin a bylding office in view of the finas sal competion.
Perry Lacan of Long Ran pleaded guilty before Magistrate E Heteee Towey to failing to attend school. He was released on bond pending a hearing Saturday.
The Agricultural Committee of Bankers Central Conference plans a meeting in the Athens Coury Club on April 23 at 5 pm with agricultural experts from State University to discuss farm finance and rural development. FD Forsyth, cashier of the Bank of Athens, announced the event and noted related gatherings may occur in Wilmington and Pinéier Mey.
An annual Masonic inspection by Chester Ne 3 R A MM and Alb es Couerd Ne o ismh will be held Monday. Inspector Montgomery of Newark will supervise as the Teirtsecc Deetsiese conducts a candidate examination. The council degree will be conferred, with Martin J Speaks of Wilmington directing the inspection and women of the Masters Star order serving at the door. The decree of super-curent master will close the event at 7:39 o clock.
Anna Ellice Frye, nine years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Frye, died Tuesday from pneumonia at her Colubos home. Funeral services were held at 11:38 in Athens with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Surviving siblings include Deeetby, Nelle, G., and Marie. a sister Mes Erwig Stauffer of The Plaims Road is noted.
In Jacksonville authorities report schoolgirls were sent home after a claim about dreams and propriety caused a split in perspectives among guests. Officials note tensions over behavior and discipline while outlining the context of the incident and responses from the school and community.
In Cleveland WHK radio airs a report on temperance efforts with nine members present. Judge A K Wetter of Eyra weighs in on production law and prohibition enforcement. In Steubenville a divorce case surfaces as Pichart J Gaulghan sues in Common Pleas Court over concealed assets.
In Lansing on April 17 the Michigan House of Representatives approved a measure to legalize a form of conduct related to theft. The current law penalizes the involved party with a prison term of 19 months and the state now moves to the Senate for consideration.
The Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women will elect officers at a 7 o clock meeting in the Women’s Faculty rooms. A nominating committee chaired by Grace Jobo con presents the ballot. Reports on the past year’s work and revisions of the committee will be given by Mie Glacyr Wittlaane.
April 4 Greenville reports a sister's despondency after the death by suicide of 41 year old Josephine M. Latiss. Latiss’s body was found in a cistern at the rear of her home.
The Spanish American War Veterans association plans a convention at Memorial Armory Chillicothe with officers Hedrick and Delton chairing committees. June dates expected. Delegates from Athens and other cities will attend to discuss program plans and pavilion arrangements.
April 17 report from Niles states Carter Meomwell 44, secretary general manager of the McKinnon Savings and Leon Company, is missing. Civil authorities and relatives fear foul play.
In Youngstown on April 17 Scots Parr of Cleveland defeated Fosey Stoy with a sharp knockdown fast rounds. Lancaster-backed Tony Aven from Cleveland and Omackey of Pittsburgh featured in the semi windup as the bout showcased Parr's weight advantage and steady aggression.
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