Wisconsin coach aims for strong Poughkeepsie regatta entry
Dad Vail veteran rowing coach at Wisconsin hopes for a solid showing in the Poughkeepsie regatta this season with a limited squad. Six teen men seek berths as potential rowers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
2
Dad Vail veteran rowing coach at Wisconsin hopes for a solid showing in the Poughkeepsie regatta this season with a limited squad. Six teen men seek berths as potential rowers.
William Bing 79 died Wednesday at Gravel Hill. He never married and was uncle to Ed and Alva Bing. Funeral services Sunday at Cheshire Baptist Church in Middleport, Dr Skinner presiding. burial in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery.
Pomeroy April 322 Mrs Anna Katherine Wolf 73 died Wednesday at her Eagle Ridge home after eight months of illness from complications. Born Reading Pennsylvania she lived in Meigs county over 50 years. She is survived by husband John and three sons Fred William at home and C H Wolf of Missouri. Funeral held today at 2 pm at Lee Presbyterian Church with Rev Strickland of Chester officiating.
Pomeroy reports Scott Cottrin placed in the county jail for failure to pay $30 maintenance to his wife for the support of their two children over three months. The case centers on alleged arrears and custody obligations in the period.
Funeral services for Mrs Norman Neutzling who died Thursday at her Hill home will be held Sunday starting at 1 30 PM at the residence and at Bethany M E Church. Surviving are her husband four children Zore Orlene Richard and Miss Jean aged about one year. her mother Mrs Strauss of Monkey Run and six siblings Farward Herman Charles Donald Mildred and Ruth Strauss all of Pomeroy.
Pomeroy April 22 court records show Tess Ward versus Delmar Ward amid alimony and separation claims. Elizabeth Terrell versus Dail Terrell cites divorce and alimony for wilful absence cruelty or neglect. Charles H. Cross versus Ida Baker involves a real estate partition among multiple respondents.
Rutland. April 23. Delbert Beach of this place died of pneumonia in Columbus where he had been working. His mother, who lives on Leading Creek, is reported in critical condition from the same illness. The body will be brought here for burial.
Rutland High School presented the class play Seventeen by Booth Tarkington as part of its commencement activities. An audience attended the performance, with further events scheduled including class night, a junior senior banquet, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. L Lineber, and an address by Prof. Hoover on Rip Van Winkle as part of the April 30 alumni banquet and related activities.
An announcement from Middleport reports the marriage of Miss Katie Outerbridge daughter of Mrs. Jessie Outerbridge to Donald Lynn of Columbus. The bride is a graduate of Report High School class of 1922.
A 5 year old girl, Helen Harley ray Pomeroy, was struck by a car driven by Clifford Damoskay. She suffered a head cut and a leg wound requiring stitches. The incident occurred on Fourth Street. Theron Russell, Hocking Valley agent, reports the car moved fast. The girl was taken to Gallipolis hospital for treatment.
In Pomeroy on April 22 Farmers Bank and Savings Company filed a foreclosure action against C. D. Shumaker and Alberta Shumaker to satisfy a note totaling 900 dollars secured by mortgage.
A large crowd gathered in Mason for the Annual Apple Blossom festival on Thursday. Visitors came from Ironton Point Pleasant and Charleston to join hosts from Pomeroy Bend. Nellie McMillan of Mason was crowned queen and Mason High School pupils presented the Apple Blossom pageant.
Mrs. C. EB. Peoples and Mrs. F. O. Weed hosted the Womans Foreign Missionary society at Simpson M. E. church Thursday. L. N. Roush, a World War veteran and longtime ill, will seek treatment at Magnetic Springs and later a government hospital.
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Slisher for Mrs. Elizabeth Pyles 74 who died Monday at her Coal Run residence. Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiated. the Chauncey quartet sang. Burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery. Flower bearers were from the Ku Klux Klan Ladies auxiliary. She leaves a son Alderson Porter and his family from Newark who attended.
The First Christian church Christian Endeavor society hosted a farewell party and handkerchief shower at Miss Lucille Bradfield’s home on East Converse street. Florence Brewer, president of the society, and Alice Brewer, assistant secretary, leave for Athens this week. The event featured music, games, vocal solos by Mrs. Ralph Brown and Rev. Vian, and a pot luck supper with many attendees listed.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ferrel announce the birth of a son at their home in Pontiac Michigan. The mother formerly Miss Elizabeth Penn daughter of Mr and Mrs Carr Penn formerly of Chauncey. The baby is a granddaughter of Co W Ferrel of High street Chauncey.
Mrs Herman Luckoff announced the birth of a daughter yesterday at Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens. Mr. Luckoff operates the Luckoff stores in this city and Glouster.
Entry lists for the annual track meet reach record levels with teams from the Atlantic seaboard to Iowa and Minnesota set to compete Saturday. For first time a foreign team the University of Havana, enters both dash and middle distance events. World, Olympic and American record holders along with Western conference champions are among the entrants.
Franz confectionery at Converse and Main Streets has undergone renovation and modernization. The lunch room and confectionery were combined with a rear kitchen newly equipped, plus new fixtures including tables counters and shelving. Proprietors are Bartel Franz and his sons William and John Franz.
Miss Lauretta Fielder Miss Edytha Smart Stanley Howard and Curtis Locke attended the annual high school commencement exercises in Carbon Hill Wednesday evening.
In Chauncey on Sunday April 22 the First Christian church announces morning and evening services by Rev. Homer Vian. Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 39 p m led by Miss Esther Fiske.
Floride Shafer of The Plains High School will represent her school tonight at the Athens high school building in the oratorical contest. She will sing a solo and perform a piano number on the program.
Mr and Mrs L D Shields hosted Sunday guests Mrs J M Dennison and Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney with children Don Edward Virginia and Joan of Akron Ohio. They attended the Easter cantata at the Methodist Episcopal church in Nelsonville in the afternoon.
In Columbus Ohio tomorrow the Buckeye meet at Ohio Stadium will showcase an unprecedented turnout of top track stars from the university, colleges, and high schools. The fourth annual Ohio Relays promises strong performances across sprint, distance, and field events with many contenders seeking records.
George Lott of Chicago advances to the finals at White Sulphur Springs in Illinois in a tennis event.
John Van Ryn of East Orange N J advances to the final round in the Mason and Dixon tennis tournament here today. Yesterday Lott defeated Emmett Pare of Chicago 6 3 6 7 6 4 and Van Ryn, Princeton star, beat Mangin of Newark 6 3 6 2.
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