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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
2
A Pomeroy judge rails against drunken drivers in a fiery address. A defendant pleads guilty to a crime and receives a suspended or other light penalty after a trial noting conduct and costs. The judge criticizes prior appeals and urges stricter enforcement.
An extended text argues about rheumatism treatment and a supposed cure from a company name fast ask Meee Drag Co. It mentions uric acid, prescriptions, and various products while debating the legality and safety of remedies. The piece references a messenger and legal considerations about medical claims and protection laws.
Gallia team defeats local Yellow Jackets in a hard fought game as the home squad struggles to overcome early deficit and late scoring drought. Both teams traded baskets through the third, but Gallia pulled ahead in the final period to seal the win.
A fragmentary report recalls a fatal event in Pomeroy linked to a disaster at a refinery site. It notes a man named Cret mp and mentions multiple marriages, families, and the spread of the story across newspapers. The document references a long-ago incident that drew significant public interest and memorials.
April 11 report says Pomeroy and Racine will play at Syraclee Ball Park Friday. Racine edged Pomeroy in their first meeting and aims to repeat the win as gate receipts and weather set the stage for the home clash.
Mrs E G Probat and Mrs C A Poindexter lead the Port women to Athens for a two day presbytery meeting at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Vivian Middleton and Mrs T Anamaker are among local officers attending with four more members joining for Mrs W T Cook's Manchuria mission update.
Rathburn Dodson, 72, died Tuesday after weeks of illness at his daughter Mrs. Will Burford’s Leading Creek home. Pneumonia caused death. Survived by one daughter, three sisters Anna Moore, Hynsell Run. Hosa Eblin, Thomas Fork. Maggie Hysell, Columbus. two brothers Walter and David, Thomas Fork. Funeral at Bradbury Church 2 p.m. Rev. O. R. Williams officiating. Burial at Middleport Hill Cemetery.
An outline of an upcoming stage program outlines performances and cast for The Valiant as part of a street theater plan. It lists Beumo Pieretti and others as participants and hints at the broader lineup including pieces titled Long Dieta and Tess Eee Tonight.
Masons announce a Friday night gathering at the Masonic Temple to honor the 22nd anniversary of George Waallegtor's birth. The event follows Hoover era guidelines with restricted attendance for Mason members and a start time around 7:40 PM.
April 21 report from Pomeroy notes difficulties securing rights of way for Route 7 realignment from Meigs County shore to Addison. State Highway Department accepts terms for concrete pavement footings, a 2 mile bridge across Kgger Creek, and two temporary roadways from Getpase 25074 Addison to the new highway. Estimated total cost exceeds 1199 dollars.
Members of Gerber Camp Spanish American War Veterans in Pomeroy elected for the coming year naming Commander M. Ressell Senior Vice Commander Edward Parsons Junior Vice Commander W. H. Eb ernback Quartermaster S. M. Russell Trustee Dei Farmer Officer of the Day Peter Schlaeger Officer of the Guard James Murray.
The Episcopal Auxiliary meets this evening at Mrs George McQuiggs Lincoln Hill home with Mrs Earl Titus assisting. Out of town relatives attended W F Jones funeral yesterday including members of Williamson Jones Griffiths and Craig families from multiple states. A seventh grade Rose Hill School party at the McIntosh home. Pauline Mora taken to Gallipolis hospital with typhoid fever. Helen Williamson celebrated a surprise birthday at the Old Inn with high school friends.
Two lawsuits filed in Meigs County at Pomeroy involve Richart Jace and associates suing for compensation. The cases name defendants Vance and Young and claim damages for injuries and property losses from an accident at a location tied to a work activity. Court action seeks medical expenses and attorney fees with subsequent payment arrangements.
A reader analyzes how Pomeroy earned its claimed title with reference to local industry. The piece notes key figures including M. Slrcer and J. A. Witnek, mentions a mortgage sale on Mai Street, and recalls estate activity connected to the Enterprise and the Wooten factory.
April 2 report states Hispanic at center voters tallying ballots reprinted after board rejection. Members say names of candidates could not be accepted as required by law due to misdesignation of property.
A Jackson ville Methodist Church junior girls delegation attended Sunday School in Taylor Ridge on Sunday afternoon and visited guests of Misa Doria Davis. Numerous locals and relatives hosted and entertained visitors from Glouster Greens Run Athens and Jacksonville with family gatherings and church activities.
A jumble of names shows families visiting relatives and hosts in towns including Akron Rasdttown Redtown and Hanterton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Darrel Withass, Mr and Mrs James Trace, William Berrowmen and William Wiram Jr, with numerous relatives such as Irie Mary Hazel Dorstas Juanita John Ira Frid Zommers Jehan Mickmac and Bate Trace listed among attendees.
Aldermen approve a local measure related to a St. Louis beer parade amid discussion of permits and policing. The proposal outlines responsibilities for organizers and city departments, aiming to regulate street procession activities and ensure public safety.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles and allied groups in Athens County, spanning Athens Chauncey The Plains Canaanville and Luking to aid needy children. Over 210 pairs of shoes distributed this year with fund from dances and drives. The lodge plans to continue supplying footwear while funds remain.
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