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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1935

Page

3

Custody Saturday I Taken Men Near Young Planned Disorderly Protests

In a Pomeroy Council action on a Saturday night, R. Roush and Deputy Young conducted arrests near East Main for alleged disorderly conduct at a dance location. Six young men, including Elmer Sigmar, Hubert Bass, Stevens Reuter, P. Eichinger, Sigmar Reuter, and others faced charges as protests sought authority to watch outside dances.

Pomeroy Council R. Roush Deputy Young Car East Main Jess Grant Elmer Sig- Hubert Bass Stevens “Reuter P. Eichinger Iis Sigmar, Reuter

Burnap Burial Set in West for Middleport Resident

Funeral service held for Mrs. Elizabeth Burnap at her Broadway Street home. Burial planned in San Diego California where her husband rests. Henry Ewing of Pomeroy to conduct, with Mrs. Ewing and cousin Addie Maguire accompanying to California. Maguire to Seattle afterward then return to be with Miss Mary Walters.

Middleport Elizabeth Burnap Broadway Street San Diego California

Arrest reports list several intoxication charges across Syracuse area

Curtis released after paying fines of five dollars and costs. Raymond Hartley of Racine arrested Saturday night in Racine by Sheriff Roscoe O. Fowler and Constable Dean Brinker for alleged intoxication and disorderly conduct. Charles F. Davis of Middleport fined ten dollars and costs Saturday in the court of Squire Frank Stowe of Syracuse on intoxication. Howard Rupe arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Fowler and Night Patrolman Walter Wolfe on intoxication. Ernest Carnahan arrested Saturday by Roush for alleged intoxication.

Raymond Hartley Racine Roscoe O. Fowler Dean Brinker Charles F. Davis Middleport Squire Frank Stowe Syracuse Howard Rupe Fowler Walter Wolfe Ernest Carnahan Roush

Merritt to Address Willkenville Masons After World Trip

POMEROY Merritt C Merritt recently back in Columbus after visiting Egypt and Jerusalem announced he will address the Wilkenville Lodge of Masons next Thursday evening. He will speak on his lodge visit in that city and Solomons temple and its relation to modern Masonry. He reports no illness during the voyage and says the journey surpassed his expectations in interest and pleasure.

Pomeroy Will C. Merritt Columbus Egypt Jerusalem Wilkenville Lodge of Masons Masonic Lodge Solomon's Temple Merritt

Union Bible Class Seeks Men and Boys Tuesday

The Union Bible Class for men meets Tuesday night in the lecture room of the Presbyterian Church. The class president urges all men and boys able to attend the session organizers announce.

Middleport Union Bible The Presbyterian Church

Four Generations In Single Service Baptized At Hartley Church

The Rev. T. B. Manness of Simpson M. E. Church baptized a fourth generation member in a single service with three previous generations represented. The participants were C. A. Hartley, Oliver Hartley, Malcolm Hartley and his daughter Dianna Lynn Hartley. C. A. and Oliver Hartley have long served Simpson C. E. Church since 1893, the year the current structure was finished.

Simpson C. E. Church D. S. Porter

Birthday Celebrated for Mr Charles McNamee in Middleport

Mrs Charles McNamee entertained Friday at Hobson Road to honor her husband on his birthday anniversary. Mr McNamee received many gifts. Cards were the diversion of the evening. The high score prize went to Miss G Grueser with five hundred honors to Mrs Lee Rudisil. Second place went to Mrs Richard Campbell and consolation to Will Fisher. Light refreshments were served.

Middleport Charles McNamee Hobson Road McNamee G. Grueser Lee Rudisil Richard Campbell Will Fisher

Staged river showboats plan winter vaudeville acts

The Water Showboat and related river entertainment units prepare winter schedules with training for performers. Players must master multiple acts including tap and piano, while cabins and board arrangements vary. Some actors expect higher wages but tight dressing space and shifting town venues influence daily shows.

Gallipolis Social Celebrates Bridge Prize Winners

A party in honor of Miss Mary Tabit featured bridge prize winners Dahlia Pauley from Middleport and Margaret Moore with Sidney Campbell of Gallipolis. The guest will wed Fred Gordon of Dayton Saturday morning. Also noted are visits by Irene Erwin, Marge Stanforth, and local residents including George Wood and John Halliday Jr.

Gallipolis Mary Tabit George A. Tabit Ned Eachus Margaret Tabit Dahlia Pauley Middleport Margaret Moore Sidney Campbell Fred Gordon Dayton Charles B. Ryan Irene Erwin Margene Stanforth Columbus George Wood Brown County Frank Wood Green Township John Halliday, Jr Martin L. Davey Harold Haskins Indianapolis Ind J. L. Haskins

Closing Ordinance To Affect Barber Shops

A patrol survey shows most barber shops will be hit by a Saturday night 9 PM closing rule soon in Gallipolis. Officers found two shops open after 9:15, seven customers waiting. three shops had customers still in chairs, four were closed with lights out, one counted daily receipts. Legal outcome hinges on a test case in Zanesville awaited by the state supreme court. Local barbers say state licensing will limit municipal enforceability. The ordinance requires closing 9 PM Saturdays to 8 AM Monday, with other weekdays affected from 6 PM to 8 AM or noon to 8 AM on Thursdays.

Gallipolis Chester Leaper W. B. Cooper Zanesville Supreme Court

Farmer Kimberling Hurt In Gallia County Crash

Gallipolis reports Jewell Kimberling, Jackson County farmer, in Holzer Hospital with a broken right leg and facial cuts after a car struck a parked trailer near the Gallia border Sunday. Rev L W Gishier to exchange pulpits with Dr A Y Wilcox at First Presbyterian Gallipolis next Sunday. Delta Tau Delta at Ohio University plans to attend in honor of Reverend Gishler from Syracuse N Y.

Gallipolis Jewell Kimberling Jackson County Holzer Hospital Gallia County L. W. Gishier First Presbyterian Church A. Y. Wilcox Athens Presbyterian Church Delta Tau Delta Ohio University Athens Gishler Syracuse N. Y

Arrests In Default of Fine In Gallipolis

Pearl German and Roscoe Barnett were jailed for intoxication after arrest Saturday. They are in the city jail in default of paying $10 fine and costs each, as pronounced by Judge A. J. Stormont.

Gallipolis Pearl German Roscoe Barnett A. J. Stormont

Sloman Child Critically Ill at Holzer Hospital

Mary Jane Sloman, daughter of Rus and Mrs Sloman, is critically ill with complications. Her father is a vocational agriculture instructor at G A H and she is being treated at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Mary Jane Sloman Russell Sloman Holzer Hospital

Woman Is Arrested In Gallia County

Mrs. Mary Davis of Vinton was jailed on intoxication charges after a Rutland motorist report of a fight in a car near Mills Station. Deputies found she had no injuries. Davis had recently moved to Gallia County from West Virginia and claimed kinship to Sheriff Hatfield. Also, motorists cited by the State Highway Patrol were told to appear in Judge Stormont's court Tuesday for driving while intoxicated. Shannon Brown bonded in Cadman court.

Gallipolis Mary Davis Vinton E. BE. Hatfield Rutland Mills Station Davis Gallia County West Virginia Howard Gates A Hatfield State Highway Patrol A. J. Stormont Shannon Brown Cadman Squire Fred Millisor

Two Divorces Granted Saturday in Gallia County

Judge W R White granted two divorces and approved two attachments in divorce suits. Beatrice Day received a divorce and custody of her minor children after a property settlement with Barnie Day. Homer Nibert was divorced by Virginia Nibert for extreme cruelty and ordered to pay child support until the daughter turns 16. Contempt fees and attachments were issued in Willa Harrison vs Emmett Harrison and Belva Pickett vs Morria Pickett.

Homer Nibert Virginia Nibert Willa Harrison Emmett Harrison White Belva Pickett Morria Pickett

Sales Tax Orders Force Meigs Man To Stay On Relief

POMEROY Game Protector Dolph Joachim notes vendors need licenses costing $1 each for selling night crawlers and fish bait. A relief recipient said he would quit worm gathering rather than comply, while a country woman selling sassafras bark at 10 cents per bundle believes she can continue selling and stay within the law.

Meigs Man

Middleport Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits

Middleport residents and relatives visit Columbus and Rio Grande for Easter events and family gatherings. Orville Chambers of Ohio State University spends the weekend with family. Miss Dahlia Pauley and Mrs. Lewis Via plan to move back to Middleport after Easter.

C. P. Bradbury Charlies Asa A. H. Bradbury Dan White Columbus Orville Chambers Ohio State University Sara Swisher New Castle C. C. Bailey Pittsburgh Reveren Bailey Presbyterian Church J. W. Longstaff Ellison Ernest Major Wilkesville Middleport Virgie Major South Sixth Avenue Dahlia Pauley Hopemont W. Va Lewis Via Pauley Via North Third Avenue Cole Street Frank Ryan Portsmouth Ella Harry

Science Society Finds New Meeting Place in Town Building

POMEROY The Christian Science congregation has rented part of the Hartley and Bennett Building on Main Street as its church home on the second floor. The room has been refinished with large armchairs, a rostrum and good lighting. The first services were held there last Sunday.

Pomeroy Christian Science Congregation Hartley & Bennett Main Street

Mrs. Bradford Burned in Home Accident

Mrs. O L Bradford suffered burns when her apron string caught fire from a kitchen flame while she was preparing breakfast at home. Her husband rushed to help as flames spread along the apron, causing painful but not life threatening injuries.

Pomeroy Dor Schuefter Columbus O. L. Bradford

Sunday Fire Threatens Middleport Property

Fire officials responded to a Sunday morning blaze at the corner of Fourth and Hamilton Street in Middleport. The alarm at 0:50 a.m. brought three companies, and firefighters quickly worked to extinguish the threat to nearby structures.

Middleport Cormer Bourth Hamilton Street Maines

Pomeroy Firm Sells Printing Plant to General Advertising

Virgie Hartley sells the A W Hartley printing plant to General Advertising Company which will move to the Keiser building on Second Street and add mail order and specialty printing to its business. William Longstaff released from hospital to stay with parents in McMillan Hiekt on until he can return home. The World’s largest Diesel locomotive under construction in Erie PA will cost about 360000 and have 3600 horsepower. Willard Battery strike vote ongoing for day workers as night workers vote Tuesday. Eli Yonuken and Margaret Black celebrated their ninety birthday in East Fultonham Ohio.

Pomeroy Virgie Hartley A. W. Hartley General Advertising Company Keiser Second Street Longstape Hospital Middleport William Longstaff McMillan Hiek Aton Cou Wo Va Hia Perents John Longstaff North Second Avenue Cleveland Erie

Middleport Social And Personal Notes

Easter social activity across Middleport highlights visits by Christine Grant and Mrs. L F Sater from Columbus with Mrs. Grant's mother. M A Dixon and family and V A Mitter of Charleston visiting H S McClure family. Mrs Jess Johnston and Oo Leath of Columbus visiting Ret. Margaret Boice. Gardner family from Columbus visiting grandparents John and Mrs Mayer. Knight from New York City visiting Pomeroy connections. Mrs Forrer from Henderson W Va returns home after week with sister Mrs Lawver. Alpha Somerville and Downing guests in town.

Middleport Christine Grant L. F. Sater Margaret Boice No Gardner Joan Jean Columbus Gardner John Mayer Knight New York City Pomeroy Lucy Downing Alpha Somerville South Fifth Avenue Forrer Henderson W. Va Law Ver

Simpler Procedure To Be Followed in Future

County Auditor George PP Daniels received new instructions from the Bureau of Supervision of Public Offices. Affidavits of compliance must accompany all bids, but a blanket affidavit may be filed for regular purchases and renewed every 30 or 40 days to show ongoing code compliance. The Easter party by the Legion Auxiliaries in Middleport drew a large crowd, with Hiram Whitlock of Pomeroy winning the prize.

Pomeroy George PP Daniels NRA H. D. Deffenbacher Bureau of Supervision of Public Offices Columbus Middleport Legion Auxtars Hiram Whitlock

Meigs County Land Transfers Reported by Auditors Office

Meigs County records show transfers across Bedford Lebanon and Syracuse Village. Names include J C Quivey Lucia Young estate to Aizena Cain and Emory Powell to Theodore Ours Letart to Max Moenuel Lance to Harold Hayman. various acres listed with multiple grantees and affidavits for transfers in Dexter and Reedaville.

Pomeroy Meigs County Bedford J. C. Quivey Lucia Young Aizena E. Cain Ward C. Smith Et al Olan W. Genheimer Chester G. O Elva Will Frank Fischer Columbia Charles M. Radcliff I F Nannie M. Radcliff Lebanon Emory FP Hattie Powell Theodore Evina Ours Wiliam H Manuel Max Moenuel George Dahehne Tlarold Hayman Agnes Nevman Clerlean S Sayre Olive Wiliam Warken Avres Archie Barthes Goldie Boring ST. TR Reeiaville W. P. Martnes Biaewell T M. Coates Abbert Billa Thindelph & Acent Reedaville Alvin Rave Reed Rosie Mereer Troaie Reed Boutwaad Weelie Kvavhe Frank Heath Salem W. Love Dexter Millie Love Lisvie MetConn Reipio Stotts Ada Stotts Howell Leonard G. Martin Larry Stotts Fred C. Oberholzer Syracuse John Robert Duckworth Harold Duckworth Kate Hartley Clyde Flartiey Hattie Shank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Burnap West Curtis Masons Meigs Phons Majes Ile Poss Ervin Alenter Vaudeville Iing Arly Cing Bach Hie Reynolds Roy Hyatt Bryant Billy Bryant Farmer W. R. White Beatrice Day Barnie Day Ludlow Whitaker Stevens New York Alford Archer Charley Belden Pitchfork Wyoming Harold McCracken Miss Helene Bradshaw Cam Els Mar Mrs William LaVarre Stanley Adams Harry Miller WOR J. A. Bailey R. Stuart Murray F.R.G.8 Nichols Ays Manny Cone Says Remecu Pirk Wood Dolph Joachim Clinton Fisher John Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chambers Orville J. C. Fisher Rio Grande Willis Aleshire Science Society Mrs. Bradford Willard Storage Battery Company Pliant East Fultonham Eli Yonuken Margaret Black VARTY Meigs County Realty Dr. Pierce Dr. Pierces Cunic Buffalo McPherson Erwin B. Jones Boulder Dam Ynolds Tob. Co Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
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