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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1929

Page

2

Davey Denounces Emmons Bill as Conservation Travesty

Ohio Governor race loser Martin L. Davey says the Emmons conservation bill is a travesty, though approved by the 18th General Assembly and awaiting the governor's signature. He notes the plan creates a division within Agriculture with split authority and fails to address core conservation issues.

Emmons Eighteenth General Assembly Davey Department of Agriculture Director of Agriculture Conservancy Coun

Disturbed Peace Arrests in Middleport Gallipolis Trio

Three Gallipolis youths were jailed in Middleport on April 24 for disturbing the peace by unseemly conduct before daylight. They drove recklessly, struck obstacles including a street car, and were identified as Dwight Staney, Don Sheets 271, and Burnett Nidy 19. They were brought before Mayor Harley for further proceedings.

Federal route now is the aim

April 24 Pomeroy Ohio residents push for federal highway from Charleston to Michigan. Petitions circulate to route the road via Ripley Pomeroy Bend Bridge Athens and No 31 with Rutland Nelsonville joins. Meanwhile Pleasant residents seek Kanawha River route from Charleston across the Silver Bridge toward Columbus via Jackson Chillicothe Circleville.

Pomeroy Charleston Michigan H. P. Skinner Leston Ripley Pomeroy Bend Bridge Eorthward Athens John Res Skiner Eroy Court Street Rutland No 31 Nelsonville Tt Pleasant Kanawha River Silver Bridge No. 11 Jackson Chillicothe Circleville Columbus

Ill in jail: Russell Johnson released after quail shooting charge

Russell Johnson, 21, who had been serving a county sentence for shooting a quail contrary to law, is reported seriously ill and released from jail last evening. He hails from the upper end of the county.

Ptomprov

Banquet Preparations For Fish and Game Club May 2

Big preparations are underway for the Fish and Game Club banquet on May 2 at the Pomeroy Gun Club grounds along the Athens Pomeroy Road. Currently 109 members have paid with many more expected to join before the event. Josie Russell, 11, daughter of John and Pearl Russell, has died at her home in Dead Forest Run. The funeral is at Forest Run Church at 2 pm with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery at Pomeroy.

Pomeroy Fish and Game Club Josie Russell Forest Run

Konijola Remedy Praised By Toledo Woman

Miss Jane Doran of Toledo reports severe fatigue and low energy improved after taking Konijola. She describes restored pep, sound sleep, and renewed ambition following testimonials and purchase at a Athens Me-Drug Store and other towns.

Konjola Jane Doran Woodland Avenue Toledo Konijola Kenjola Ted Kenjola Athens Me- Drug

Judge Crow Settles Cases Without Jury

Pomeroy April 24 Judge FP W Crow of the Common Pleas Court settled several cases without juries as farmers fill the docket. Ralph Ross of Dorcas fined 200 dollars for keeping a gambling place and operating a slot machine. 150 dollars of the fine suspended. Dispositions include out of court settlements, a divorce granted to Lucy May Pickens, and a dismissal in the Ross Hedricks case. Upcoming hearings set for April 29 to May 3 before Judge L G Worstell in Athens and nearby venues.

John M. Black Karl Kliin Cecil R. Wiggins William Grapes Russell R. Wiggins A. H. McLane Charles Lysle Henry Seidenable Eido Clark Lucy May Pickens Alfred Pickens Ross Hedricks Oma Hendricks L. G. Worstell Athens Edgar H Morris Ve Lillie Smith J. A. Smith Conrad Folmer H. J. Simpson Creel Brothers G. E Griffin Diamond Supply Company Federal Valley Railway Company Vn Kersbach Construction Company

Ex-Slaves in Middleport Shared Stories and Bonds

Old residents Henry Nelson, Henry Finney, and Sam Wood, all former slaves, live alone in Middleport. Finney, known as the Sweet Potato Man, supplied plants for years. They recall plantation days with weathered Southern courtesy while family, friends, and neighbors offer support amid ongoing personal changes and retirements.

Henry Finney South Pifth Street Susie Manley South Pearl Street Finney Sam Wood Hooker Street Melissa Nelson Wood Pomeroy

Busineses Expands in Rutland Store Rear

A new tile addition is being erected at the rear of the Joseph Greuser store in Rutland to double its capacity. Charles Greuser is overseeing the project, which is well under way.

Rutland Joseph Greuser Charles Greuser

Heath M. E Church troupe to stage The Beantown Choir

In Middleport on Thursday at 7 30 p m the Heath M E Church youth group presents The Beantown Choir a play featuring 25 local performers including notable town residents.

Middleport Heath M. EF. Church Beantown

Roberts Near Death After Minersville Crash

D R Roberts, injured in a Sunday automobile wreck at Minersville, is in Holzer Hospital with internal injuries now believed fatal. A longtime hardware dealer and prominent Republican, he is about 60, with two sons in teaching—Charles in Belpre and Ward in Shawnee—and a daughter, Mrs Joseph Cross, in Columbus.

Racine D. R. Roberts Minersville Holzer Hospital Roberts Charles Roberts Belpre Ward Shawnee Joseph Cross Columbus

Funeral observations and local births and visits reported

Mrs. Jesse Brewster and Mrs. Wayne Luts attended the funeral of Mrs. Aliend mundson at Salem Center. Raymond Michael of Horner Hill is under treatment at Holzer Hospital. A Columbus report notes the Sunday birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vale, a young attorney recently moved there. Waastern Star members from here attended an inspection in Gallipolis and included Mrs. Zeiher Shields Seakus Niselstein Harry Smith Barbara Smith J L Fauber Eisie Hart and Mrs. Fred Rayburn with Jacob Zeiher and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd end ror cond reel Davia.

Jesse Brewster Wayne Luts Aliendmundson Salem Center Raymond Michael Horner Hill Harrisonville Road Holzer Hospital Columbus Paul Vale Vale Waastern Star Gallipolis Raymond Zeiher Carl Shields John Seakus Misa Minnie Niselstein Harry Smith Barbara Smith J. L. Fauber Eisie Hart Fred Rayburn Jacob Zeiher Floyd Davia

Baseball trip to Cincinnati canceled by rain

A reader planned a Sunday visit to see the Reds but the trip was spoiled by rain and the game did not take place.

Cincinnati Reds

Pomeroy Bend News Notices and Local Mishaps

Wade Kesterson 45 of Meigs County dies in Parkersburg where he spent most of life. The Little German Wand of Pomeroy invited to Nelsonville May 16 event. unlikely to accept. William McClellen of Pomeroy in Holzer Hospital after car went over embankment on Jackson Road.

Pomeroy Bend Noles Wade Kesterson Portland Meigs County Parkersburg Pomeroy Nelsonville Jackson Troad

Granddaughter follows elder advice with Nujol health aid

Mrs. Zell of Philadelphia reports her granddaughter Margaret began taking a daily tablespoon of Nujol after reading about it. She notes improved general health and normal system function, praising Nujol as harmless for all ages since it contains no medicines or drugs. Nujol, from Nuit Laboratories, Standard Oil, is sold widely in sealed packages.

Margaret Nuit Laboratories Standard Oil Company New Jersey

Mrs Elwood Roush Dies in Racine After Move From Matewan

Mrs Elwood Roush of Racine a former Matewan West Virginia resident died at her home in Racing late Monday. She and family had lived in Racine for six years. The body was taken to Matewan by undertaker Curtis for burial.

Elwood Roush Racine Matewan Curtis Burial

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Beauty Porto Rico Joaquina Rodriguez Washington Red Cross Ohio Martin L. Davey Business Jellow Skonjola Crow Henry Nelson Nelson Tears Street Frances Clark Mariane Thomas Russell Fox Peter Peeney Fox Mildred Peeney Harry Milla RT. Hughes Eastern Star Inspectio Mra BE. M. Harrah Jenni Smith Mra. C. BK. Handley Mere J O Leonard Otto Schmoll Will Reynolds Dean Hayes H. BK. Thomas Walter Allen Pwelyo Lewi Walter Allien Cheshire Gerald Rice Mea Russell Rice A. A. Chappelle J. Gi. Talbott Columbia George Bolin Alert Bolin Albany H. J. Russell Florice Haddex Margaret Tucker Athena Bessie Nace H. EF. Bush Oscar Kiein F. EB. Mang Ary Homer Mossman Bidwell Oscar Mossman D. J. Sullivan Miami Fla Cuba Ivan Erwin Erwin Inter-Cities Oil Company Rio Grande College Ralph Sayre Baby G. F. Hoffman Weeks Wellston Kenneth Gulnther Nol Robert Enuries Pomeroy Personals Haney - Goodrich South Court Street Jen Lear
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