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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1932

Page

2

Pomeroy Council Backs High Peddler License Fee

Pomeroy village council adopted a new ordinance requiring a 150 dollar annual license for out of county peddlers amid doubts licenses will be issued at the higher fee. The meeting also reviewed railroad land use, paving of a Main Street parcel, and street repairs with full attendance.

Pomeroy Meigs County Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Main Street Butternut Avenue F. W. Crow Rairoad Company Weouncil Ye Street

Joint Legion and Auxiliary Hear World War Soldiers Broadcast

Feeney Bennett Post of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary met in a joint session at the Legion Hall in Middleport. The Auxiliary conducted its regular meeting with Mrs Roscoe Fowler presiding, then the two groups heard a nationwide radio broadcast for World War soldiers followed by light refreshments.

Middleport Feeney‘Bennett Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Roscoe Fowler Downing Roush Legion

Kelloggs Whole Wheat Biscuits Debut Double Toasted

Local grocers feature Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits with double toasted top and bottom for extra crispness. The pressure-cocked process preserves full food value, adds flavor, aids digestion, and offers two biscuits per fit bowl with 15 per package. Certified by Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia.

Kellogg's Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia

Mes senger Society News Service Contact Info

Local staff correspondent Hartley notes Telephone Your News Your Society and Locals. For circulation and classified advertising for The Messenger, call Sauvage at 453 L.

A. Hartley Duriin Sauvage

Lighth Grade Test Winners Announced

Meigs County eighth grade results released by Supt C N Wagner list eight top finishers led by Jeanne Hines Minersville School and Lil points out of possible 2a. Howard Lee Tavier, Eva Ellene Bahr, Tuppers Plains, Elizabeth Lewis Great Bend, Agnes Sutton Rose Hill and Themes E Parker Chester tied for fourth with 148. Robert Lee Martin Minersville 1448 and Bernard Peaker Tuppers Plains 146. Seventy four others receive honorable mention with scores 144 to 116.

Pomeroy Meigs County State Department of Education C. N. Wagner Jeanne Hines Minersville Howard Lee Tavier Eva Ellene Bahr Tuppers Plains Elizabeth Lewis Great Bend Ary Agnes Sutton Rose Hill E. Parker Chester Robert Lee Martin Bernard Peaker Milton Wills Kathryn Wonlama Richard Finlan Wilma Summerfield Phyllis Whaley Margaret Ne Bessie Bryant Charles Jacob Julia Barnitz Frank Howard Robert Curtis Edward White Patricia Shaw Kathleen Fick Richard Coleman Georgia Radekin Evelyn Taylor Charles Proffitt Mildred Gilmore Alice Turner Charles Hysell Floyd Rummel Naomi Rhodes Leo Torrence Opa Hamilton Francis Vanmeter Stella Triplett Oliver Ditcher Ruth Wailtshire Clifford Watson Mary Jo Swan Lawrence Deem Edward

Judgment Granted in Cheney Suit for 4512.53

George A. Cheney filed suit in Common Pleas Court against Bianche B. Halsey for payment of a cognovit note and received a judgment for 4312.53. Three briefs in the Automobile Underwriters case were filed in the Maigs County Court of Appeals. The Bolin appeal will be heard this afternoon. Jury trial dates set include State of Ohio versus E. E. Hayman on April 22 and Richard Horden versus Guth and Whitlock Bakery on April 28.

Snider family welcomes daughter in Middleport

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Snider announce the birth of a daughter born Monday morning. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Snider of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trichler of Dayton, who are visiting. She is the fifth Snider child with one daughter and three sons existing.

Middleport C. W. Snider C. H. Snider Elmer Trichler Dayton Snider

Telephone Prophecy Carried Out in Ohio Pomeroy Letter

A dated March 30 1892 letter from M J Carrey Columbus superintendent notes the Long Distance Telephone Company plans to extend circuits across Ohio. The document predicted Pomeroy would gain connections to Columbus and other major cities once lines reach the town. W. J. Davis, Pomeroy Telephone Manager, documented the prophecy in a local business setting.

Pomeroy Ave Pomeroy Business Place W. 3. Davis Nal Columbus Pomeroy M. 3. Carrey Davis Ohio

Mt Vernon of West Virginia Visited by West Virginia Tourists

A group from Middleport visited the Mt Vernon of West Virginia eight miles above Henderson on the Kanawha River. The site is an exact reproduction of Washingtons home, owned by E H Shadie, and draws sightseers daily. Point Pleasant Mansion House also opens Sundays per custodian Charles Lewis.

Middleport Mt. Verson Farm Mt. Vernon Henderson W. Va Kanawha River Washington E. H. Shadie West Virginia Mansion House Point Pleasant Charles Lewis

Attendance at Lead Bible School Tops Town Again

The Church of Christ Bible School in Lead reports 303 in attendance Sunday morning, leading town churches. Rev. Gardner preached Foolish Wives Sunday Eve, with Foolish Husbands planned for next week. Rev. W D Brock, evangelist, spoke on WWVA Wheeling this morning.

Church of Christ Bible School Lead Middleport Gardner W. DD. Brock Church of Christ WWVA Wheeling W. Va

Blacksmith Henry Clark Dies at 70 in Rutland

Henry Clark a blacksmith and longtime Rutland resident died at his home Monday morning at age 70. Funeral arrangements will be announced after relatives arrive.

Rutland Henry Clark

Local notes cover funerals visits moves and league plans

Rev and Mrs Frank Kreager attend a sister's funeral in Zanesville and plan several days with relatives before returning home. Ruth Mossman returns to Huntington after a weekend at home with her parents. Jep Swisher returns to OSU in Columbus. Webb family to move from Vinton to Gravel Hill. Mrs Harry Bailey visits Rutland after living with son and daughter in law. Dr EB Maag and Eloise Cooper visit Columbus then return home. Home Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs A W McKay. Ben Fultz Jr. treated for quinsy. Isabel Keene leaves for Illinois town to stage Up in the Air. Stansbury and Schand visit then depart for Huntington. Virginia Arnold visiting Huntington relatives. Recreational Baseball League heads meeting in Middleport discusses eligibility and season plans.

Frank C. Kreager Zanesville Columbus Ohio State University Webb Vinton Frank McKhinney Gravel Hill Harry Bailey Clarence Murray Murray Rutland EB. F. Maag Eloise Cooper Ben Fultz Jr Quinsy Isabel Keene Illinois Charles Stansbury C. W. Schand Huntington Virginia Arnold Erwin South Third Avenue Middleport Charles Er

County Commissioners Report Gas Tax Shortfall

Pomeroy April 19. The Meigs County Commissioners met briefly Monday morning. The anticipated state gas tax money did not arrive, leaving the board short of funds to continue road work.

Pomeroy Meirs County Mornay

One-Act Plays For Senior Class Friday Night

Pomeroy reports high school seniors will present three one act plays at the Junior High Auditorium Friday night. The program includes Long Distance a humorous two sided telephone scene and Town Hails Tonight along with The Valiant. Seats reserved at 3 30 p m Wednesday April 20.

Pomeroy Saturday Evening Post Gilbert Henderson Valiant Atudenta Keen Rirsky

Dies at Bradbury in Middleport

John Dodridge aged 60 died Sunday evening at his sister Mrs. Clara Murray in Bradbury. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Bradbury Church of Christ with Rev O W Williams officiating. Burial will be in Bradford Church Cemetery.

Middleport John Dodridge Clara Murray Bradbury Bradbury Church of Christ O. W. Williams Bradford Church

Doctor Downie to Lead Columbus Delegation on Wyoming Trip

April 19 report notes Dr. C. E. W. Downie leaving Columbus with a party for a extended business visit to Wyoming. He has sold his Columbus dental practice and previously ran Pom eroy offices. The Downie family recently moved from Wilbur Avenue to 387 King Avenue with relatives joining them.

Pomeroy T. W. Bengel Columbus C. E. W. Downie Doctor Downie Wyoming Alex Downie Downie Wilbur Avenue King Avenue

Booster Class Meet at Mrs Eddy Home This Evening

Simpson M E Church Booster Class gathers at Mrs E D Eddy s Union Avenue home this evening. County superintendent C N Wagner received a new gold watch chain and charm from Meigs County teachers for leadership. secretary Clarice Maag also given a necklace.

Simpson M. E. Church E. D. Eddy Union Avenue C. N. Wagner Meigs County Clarice Maag J. R. Stark Mulberry Avenue Parkersburg

Funeral notices and social updates from the Karr family region

Relatives attend Howard Karr funeral including Everett Karr Crooksville Ohio and several Carletons in addition to Maud Vincent Anna Karr and Ruth Covert. Families visit Buckeye towns and attend local events as local schools plan Friday exams.

General Ma Breaks With Japan in Chinese Province Proclamation

General Ma Chan-shan, governor of Heilungkiang, proclaims the province independent from Tokio influenced rule of Henry Pu-yi. He declares Japan will not relinquish Manchuria and warns of potential Soviet invasion and U.S. challenge once China’s position is secure.

Manchukuo Manchuria Dla Chan-shan Heilungkiane Henry Pu-yi Heilungkiang Tsitaihar United States China

Ohio Wool Production And Wheat Outlook Report

Ohio farm officials report wool shearing under way with state ranking ninth in U S production. World wool demand remains firm for fine wool while crossbred and inferior grades lag. Russia’s wheat acreage up 11 4 percent but export prospects limited by domestic needs. Ohio winter wheat condition April 1 at 85 percent of normal, forecast state production about 59 percent of 1931, and nine percent above five year average. Oats may exceed barley in profit. barley acreage up eight percent could lift output about 30 percent. Wholesale prices index stands at 90.6 percent postwar. arm products index up one percent on wheat strength.

Columbus Ohio H. E. Curry Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department United States Russia Maron

Mrs Evaline Calvert Succumbs at Guysville

Mrs Eva line Johnson Calvert dies at home in Guysville at 71. Widow of S W Calvert who died in 1924. Born near Frost she leaves one daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral at Guysville M E Church Wednesday at 2 with burial in Bean Cemetery.

Guysville Evaline Johnson Calvert S. W. Calvert Frost Guysville M. E Bean Cemetery

Local Notables Attend Weekend and Weeklong Events

Horace W. Karr and Purley Karr of Forest Run were callers here on Sunday. J. L. Blair of Pomeroy spent Sunday in Syracuse. Rev. Delbert Mills of Columbus came Monday to preach the funeral of Howard Karr. Local teachers attended the Meigs County Teachers' meeting at Pomeroy Saturday. Helen Grace Williams of Columbus spent the end of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Williams.

Horace W. Karr Purley Karr Forest Run J. L. Blair Pomeroy Syracuse Delbert Mills Columbus Howard Karr Meigs County Helen Grace Williams A. E. Williams

Athens Garden Club organized with speakers and plans

About 40 residents formed the Athens Garden Club Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms as a project of the Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee. W. W. Wiggins Ohio University spoke on plant care and cultivation, with plans for a fall flower show and plant swapping. Names of members to be listed in The Messenger later.

Chamber of Commerce The Garden Club Athens Better Homes and Grounds Dow Grones W. R. Cable D. QO. Chapper C. M. Gill Better Homes and Grounds Committee W. W. Wiggins Ohio University Petunias Athens

Mr Blank’s Horses Spark Prank Shoot at Athens Fraternities

In Athens several fraternity houses lost phone service after students repeatedly called Mr. Blank asking about his horses. He became furious and cursed, prompting the telephone company to trace the calls. The stunt spread quickly as others joined in the prank.

Athens Blank

Women of Shade to Study Home Economics

Women of the Shade district may enroll in free classes on home making clothing household management family finance furnishing child care and training through the State Department of Education. Instructor is Mrs T M Wolfe Athens former Ohio University home economics teacher. Contact Mrs J Smith Shade to enroll.

Shade State Department of Education T. M. Wolfe Athens Ohio University 3. J. Smith

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Pomeroy Council Meigs Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek Cheney Common Pleas Courts Philco Athens Furniture Exchange Washington Street Dial Gans Euy Nelsonville Glouster Ohie Bradford Downies Frank Duffy Pat Youngstown John Ackrey Harold Casto Clarence Casto Earl Yolten Bridgeville A. C. Wade Cincinnati FY. L. Jacox North Chicago Thomas Matthewson Theodore Neutzling Thomas Turnbull Syracuse News Everett Karr Crooksville Albert Carleton Isaac Carleton Guy Carleton Maud Vincent Anna Karr Charles Keesey Ruth Covert Carl Bright Anna Elizabeth Merril Covert Brown Covert Mattie Karr Ralph Pittsburgh Harry Long George Jenkins Arthur Lovett Dana Arthur Marvin Roberts Gallipolis Walter Kelch Louisville van Johnson Guy Gorby Kerrs Run Mr. Gorby Gorby Robert Warner Irving Karr Long Bottom Gen. Ma Japan Veilumgkiang Teitsimar Evaline Calvert Athens Garden Club Wiggins Mr. Blank Haarlem Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Asa Fl Electrolux MAS
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