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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1935

Page

3

Scout Troop Activity Reports Highlight April Meetings

The April 18 meeting, badge awards for Tom Smith and Bob Roberts, and plans for a patrols night are noted. Beavers led in talks by O Fowler and August White with a guest, and a birthday party for a girl’s escort at the Crowegh eighteenth birthday is mentioned.

Racine High Yight W. Essex Louis Reibelion Vernon Howeop Beavers Poscoe O. Fowler White Prilot Patrol O'Grady Tom Smith Bob Roberts Charles

Dr Peetee’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted

An vintage ad touts Dr Peetee’s Golden Medical Discovery as a dependable vegetable tonic for poor digestion and weak blood. It claims health benefits and offers pricing in large or small bottles.

Dr. Peetee

Veterans Plan To Organize in Meigs

J E Mahoney announces plans for a local Meigs chapter of Veterans of Foreign Wars. A meeting and banquet for all veterans will be held Wednesday evening May 8 at the Odd Fellows Hall. All veterans are invited and urged to attend as organization plans are discussed.

Pomeroy Veterans of Foreign Wars J. E. Mahoney Odd Fellows Hall Mahoney

Covert Family Return From West and Local Moves

Mrs. Arthur Covert and W A B Covert returned from Berkeley after two weeks visiting the West and Hoyt Covert. They stopped in Columbus to see Mrs. Covert's daughters Mrs. K C Bright Mrs. Charles Keesey and Miss Ruth Covert. Mr and Mrs C W Jones moved to the Miss Mary Root cottage on Brownell Avenue for quiet due to his illness Jones moved from Shenang Springs where he built cabins and ran the park but could not continue in charge.

Middleport Arthur Covert W. A. B. Covert Berkeley Calif Hoyt Covert West Columbus C. W. Jones Shenang Springs Pomeroy-Chester Road Miss Mary Root Brownell Avenue Jones

Meigs County Unemployed form Farmers and Workers' Org

After meetings at the Second Ward Fire House the Meigs County Unemployed League voted to withdraw from state and national Unemployed League groups. A new Farmers and Workers' Organization was formed with a similar structure, aiming to improve working conditions and bring more work to Meigs County. Officials cited lack of returns from state dues and potential AFL affiliation.

Meigs County A. W. Hoover Farmers’ and Workers American Federation of Labor

Racine News Briefs

Mrs. Charlies Sharp rushed to Huntington for her mother Mrs J B Booths illness. Adrian French and Mrs French with Mrs J B French visited from Akron past weekend. Dorothy Brown and Lois Fling visited Columbus with Mrs Mabel Coffee. Eileen Roush in Huntington Saturday. Hopesburg Ky couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Banks visited relatives. Ruth Spencer and Mary Virginia Easterday joined Frank Wilsons party returning from Detroit. Owen Watson attended American Legion spring conference at New Lexington. Free electricity cooking demo Wednesday evening in Methodist Church annex by Mrs Thelma McMurray of Pomeroy.

Racine Charlies Sharp Huntington J. B. Booth Adrian French Akron Clark Jiiden French J. B. French Dorothy Brown Lois Fling Columbus Arthur Banks Methodist Church Thelma McMurray Pomeroy

Middleport News Notes Local Visits and Socials

Middleport residents report visits from Will Murray and relatives in Huntington. Masonic Square Club to host a card party and dance at the Masonic Temple auditorium Monday night. Attendances include Cadmus and Sewickley visitors. Rummage and bake sales by Philathea Women of the Church of Christ drew praise. People move, travel for family, and check on pneumonia cases in the area.

Middleport Will Murray J. E. Murray Grant Street Huntington Masonic Square Club Masonic Temple L. M. Bowman Cadmus Robert Cheatwood Philathea Women Church of Christ G. O. Reynolds United W. Va Sidney Ray Effie Hundiey Grave Hill M. S. McAllister Barbara Sewickley M. J. McCarty Mary Dawson North Second Avenue James Cowie Pittsburgh H. P. Stewart

Pomeroy Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

POMEROY Theodor Thress of Zanesville visited Miss Adela Schoenlein in Mulberry Avenue where they were classmates at Ohio State. Edward Graber of Mansfield spent the weekend with his parents on Butternut Avenue and recently moved to northern Ohio to oversee a sanitation district. Howard Hughes and family, and Mrs. Hughes, visited Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stewart before returning to Columbus. Mrs. Oliver Hartley stayed on Lincoln Hill while Mr. Hartley returned to Columbus. Mrs. M. D. Hartley and daughter with Mrs. T. A. Downie visited Parkersburg and came back today. A. R. Tedrow, his children Marvin and Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bryan of Hamden visited A. R. Tedrow. Roscoe O. Fowler joined a spring American Legion conference in New Lexington Sunday.

Pomeroy Theodore Thress Zanesville Adela Schoenlein Mulberry Avenue Thress Miss Schoenlein Ohio State University Edward Graber Mansfield Charles Graber Butternut Avenue Graber Meigs County Ohio Howard Hughes Hughes Milo Stewart Columbus Oliver Hartley Lincoln Hill Hartley M. D. Hartley T. A. Downie Parkersburg A. R. Tedrow Marvin Betty Steve Bryan Hamden Roscoe O. Fowler New Lexington American Legion

Annual Canadian halibut catch reaches 30 million pounds

The annual Canadian catch of halibut totals about 30 million pounds, marking a substantial yield for the season. Industry officials note strong quotas and robust harvest activity across key fishing regions.

26 4-H Clubs Represented At Conference in Gallia Co

Gallia County 4-H leaders from 26 of 30 clubs attended a conference led by C C Lang of Columbus, noting 2,700 eligible farm youths and 2.4 percent membership last year. Lang outlined club activity across May to September and discussed age and retention trends for boys and girls in the program.

Gallia Gallipolis Gallia County C. C. Lang Columbus Larg Lang

Rotary committee to guide Good Will tourists in Gallipolis

A Columbia Chamber of Commerce Good Will party will visit Gallipolis on Thursday May 2. Rotarian hosts H. W. Walter J. P. Martin and John Harrison will provide transportation and tours of scenic spots and business houses. A 12 car train will move the Columbus group through Ohio to the Kentucky Derby in Louisville.

Gallipolis Columbia Chamber of Commerce Good Will H. W. Walter J. P. Martin John Harrison Columbus Group Ohio Louisville

Dr Holzer to Undergo Gall Bladder Operation

Gallipolis residents learn that Dr Charles E Holzer owner of Holzer Hospital will undergo a preventive gall bladder operation in Cincinnati this week. He is not ill and the procedure is precautionary. Nurses Miss Helen Womeldorff from Gallipolis and Miss Elizabeth Parsons from Nebraska assist preparations. Dr O F Vornholt will lead the surgical staff during his absence.

Gallipolis Charles E. Holzer Holzer Hospital Cincinnati Holzer Helen Womeldorff Elizabeth Parsons Nebraska O. F Vornholt

Oak Hill Man Attacked With Knife Slashed and Injured

Pearl Delaney, 22, of Oak Hill, was hospitalized at Holzer with severe wounds after being attacked by an acquaintance wielding a butcher knife on a street corner Saturday night. The injuries include lacerations to the right elbow hip and abdomen with exposed intestines escaping during transport. Delaney offered no details on the assailant beyond the suspect being an acquaintance.

Gallipolis Pearl Delaney Oak Hill Holzer Hospital Delaney

Rodney Teacher in Gallipolis Appointment

Howard Broyles, a Rodney school teacher, is ill at home. George Tope has been appointed to substitute.

Rodney Gallipolis Howard Broyles George Tope

Daughter of Teacher Dies Sunday Night

Mary Jane Sloman three year old daughter of Russell M Sloman and his wife died at Holter Hospital at 9 o clock Sunday night after critical illness from scarlet fever She was the child of a Gallia Academy High School vocational agriculture instructor The mother and infant sister survive The body lies in state at Elias Wetherholt Funeral Parlor all day Monday then will be taken to Illinois for funeral and burial Tuesday.

Russell M. Sloman Holter Hospital Gallia Academy High School Elias Wetherholt Parior Ilinoia

Pioneer Gallia Family Mourns Death of Mre Annse Cheatwood

Funeral services were held at Sand Fork Church for Mre Annse Keller Cheatwood 73 who died at Cadmus after a stroke of paralysis. She was widow of Robert Cheatwood and a descendant of a pioneer Gallia County family. Surviving children include Mrs Walter Kinnison and Mrs Emerson Simms of Oak Hill Ada at home Earl Cheatwood and Glenn Cheatwood of Kitchen. An adopted daughter Dorothy Cheatwood, sister Mrs D F Bostic of Cadmus, and brother Calvin Keller of Payette Idaho also survive. Gallipolis notice: Rio Grande high school commencement set for May 10 with speaker Dr H T Houf.

Cadmus Calvin Keller Payette Idaho

Annual Easter Dinner Held at Alfred

Alfred residents gathered for the annual Easter dinner on Saturday with large attendance. Mrs Mabel Swartz attended the field meet at Athens on Friday. Mrs Vesta Bentz visited relatives over the weekend. Hobart Swartz and family attended funeral services for Mrs Logan near Harrisonville. Various local residents, including the Swartzes and Robisons, spent Sunday visiting and at home in the area. Norman Midkiff traveled to Athens on Friday.

Alfred Mabel Swartz Athens Vesta Bentz E. Swartz Herbert Dixon Pomeroy VL. Shumway and Son Guess Vannest Hobart Swartz Mr. Logan

Holzer Hospital Patients Update and Local Notices

Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis reports Prosecuting Attorney Fred Cherring ton ill with catar rhal jaundice and other ailments, while Police Chief John Fraley faces an infected arm. Mrs. C. T. Robinson Mrs. 8. C. Pinkston and Mrs. Carl Barnes recover from major operations. A daughter Vaughneda Joan born to Mr and Mrs H. E. Beta of Jackson. Blaine Mohr, son of Mrs. Stella Mohr, underwent a minor operation for scarlet fever aftermath. condition satisfactory. The region’s school bus drivers Jim Stobart Joseph Beegie and Fagan Price entertained pupils at Old Man's Cave near Logan signaling the start of summer vacation. Paul Curtis of Dam 2 observed at Holzer Hospital for diabetes. condition serious. In Middleport Miss Margaret Isabel Stewart hosted a club gathering with attendees including Margaret McBride Ruth Entsminger Alice Louise Lame Kathryn Rose Monahan Jane Ann Fick Grace Ingles Betty Jane Marcum. Middleport Music Club completes season activities under chairman Roscoe C. Fowler with meetings at the Heath M F Church October through April. Cotton fabric letterheads gain favor with local firms.

Gallipolis Fred Cherrington Holzer Hospital John Fraley C. T. Robinson 8. C. Pinkston Carl Barnes Athens Vaughneda Joan H. E. Beta Jackson Middleport Margaret Isabel Stewart South Fifth Avenue Hooker Street Margaret McBride Ruth Entsminger Alice Louise Lame Kathryn Rose Monahan Jane Ann Fick Grace Ingies Betty Jane Marcum

Hitchcock Burial In Torch Cemetery After Chicago Auto Crash

Burial services for Misa Elinore Hitchcock of Athens were held at the Baptist Church Cemetery in Torch on Wednesday. She died as a victim of the auto accident near Chicago Sunday and was known locally through visits with her grandmother Mrs. M. A. McGrew. The Easter program at the M B Church featured children recitations and choir music led by Clyde Scott.

R. E. Goodwin J. Stern Reedy W. Va A. B Bean Stern Ira Mickle Galena A. C. Watson Floyd Richards A. B. Bean H. 8. Dye Lucy Coleman Eileen Johnson Athens Presbyterian Church Elmore Hitchcock H. A. Dewees Mra Rex Anderson Jess Smith Bernard Brewster Beiore American Legion Auxiliary J. Bowermaster Bowermaster Kingwood

Aged Man Succumbs in Green Township Burial at Mound Hill

L. D. Watts aged seven or so died in the house near Alexander Green Township where he was born. He was buried Sunday from the Alexander Church where he belonged. Interment was at Mound Hill Cemetery. Surviving are his wife two sons and a daughter Ernest A Watts and Herman Northup of Gallia County and Heber L Watts of Columbus.

Gallipolis L. D. Watts Alexander Green Township Alexander Church Mound Hill Ernest A Watts Herman Northup Galita County Heber L. Watts Columbue

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Igs Atland J D H. Clelandom Dorcas Paul Frank Tommy Beech Guy Beegie Wader Scribe Frank William Heines Norman Terrell Heines Martin Depu- Young Mse Glouster Mepech Slended Evelyn Lew. Rorden Meigs American Newspaper Publishers Association Jerome D. Barnum New York Barnum Syracuse N. Y Post - Standard Sas Bledo Detroit Detroits Toledo Boston York Central Pomeroy Personals County WED Millard Gilmore Cheshire Louise Gardner George Gardner Vernon I. Coleman Bidwell Farmer Elizabeth Kelsey Bidwell Robert Jackson Vinton Painter Cora Hesson J. W Heason Vinton Goldie Peters Clarence Peters Common Pleas Mary Jane Sloman Mr. and DR. Houf Rio Grande H. T Houf Rio Grande College Ohio University Blaine Mohr Stella Mohr Jim Stobart Joseph Beegie Fagan Price Old Man's Cave Logan Paul Curtis TU Paul Curtis Dam 2 Curtis Dam Entertains Club Middleport Music Club Roscoe C. Fowler Heath M. F Hitchcock McPherson St W. Union St Mobiloil Arctic Mobiloil Biedel-Mead Oil CO Lancaster St Richland Ave Mobilgas Socon Lek Mobilgas & Mobiloil
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