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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

Page

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Hearing in local option petition continued to July 27

The residence local option hearing before Mayor Day was postponed for one week after a continuance request by the wets. Attorney James Wood Jr cited the need for a key witness, court stenographer Shurman Morgan, while saloon interests urged delay. Mayor Day granted a one week pause to allow fair hearing before resuming at 9 o'clock Friday July 27.

Mayor Day James Wood, Jr Shurman Morgan Court of Common Pleas A. M. Lewis Lewis James P. Wood, Jr Ivers McConnellsville J. A. White Barnesville Anti- Saloon League of Ohio Day White

Athens Board of Education awards frame school move contract

Dr C S McDougall and L G Worstell for the Athens Board of Education close a contract with William Henderson of Amesville to move the frame schoolhouse on the hill for 225 dollars not including a new foundation on the north site. Henderson to begin once equipment arrives and weather permits. A petition to relocate the building to State street is reportedly circulating among citizens.

C. S. McDougall L. G. Wor- Stell Athens Board of Education William Henderson Amesville State Street Henderson

Pratt Street Mission Evening Service Invitation

Pratt Street Mission invites all to attend the evening service at 7 30. The message says there will be our street mission event and urges cordial attendance.

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Pleasantly Entertained Guests Honor Maud Rayburn and Paul Paoletti

Mrs. Jessie Warren hosted a pleasant evening at her East Washington street home Wednesday for guests Miss Maud Rayburn and Mr. Paul Paoletti of Pittsburg visiting Miss Flossie Linscott. Attendees included Mrs. R. E. Bonifield, Miss Francis, Miss Donna Roach, Miss Linscott, and Messrs. Francis, Albert Jones, Samuel Warren and Martin of Columbus.

Jessie Warren East Washington Street Maud Rayburn Paul Paoletti Pittsburg Flossie Linscott R. E. Bonifield Miss Francis Donna Roach Miss Linscott Messrs. Francis Albert Jones Samuel Warren Martin Columbus

Mary Fullerton Died After Nine Years at Athens Hospital

Mary Fullerton aged fifty four died at 4 p m Monday at the Athens State Hospital from dropsy. She had been an inmate for nine years. The body was shipped to Wheelsburg for burial.

Mary Fullerton Athens State Hospital Wheelsburg

Athens County a Comer in Coal Boom

The Sunday Creek Coal Co has begun developing 10 000 acres in Athens county and will open five mines with an output over 1 000 000 tons annually. Director H L Chapman is tied to the company. Superintendent Dave Williams said no extensions are planned beyond a new mine 212 at Sugar Creek, though another new company hopes to advance Athens county coal industry.

Sunday Creek Coal Co Athens County H. L. Chapman Jackson Standard- Journal Dave Williams Sugar Creek Sundays Creek Company

Missing Body Of A Pratt Osborne Off Port Clinton

Latest reports say no body has been found of A Pratt Osborne who drowned off Port Clinton Friday. A coast patrol continues as relatives, including Miss Minnie Cuckler and others, await word with burial planned at Port Clinton if recovered.

A. Pratt Osborne Port Clinton John Cuckler Mulberry Street Mr. Cuckler Mr. Osborne

Chapter Two on Paying on Interest for 30 Days

A debate over street paving bids in Athens analyzes why delays and bid conditions cost more. Barth & Kincade's bid includes extra charges if dirt moves from Morris avenue and State street. Councils delays, possible reform, and calls for expert oversight frame the discussion.

Messenger Barth & Kincade Morris Avenue State Street Rose & Mills Athens

Former Students Renew Old Acquaintances

Chauncey Waggoner of the class of 1904 visits town after completing studies at Ohio University and Cornell. He now holds a senior post in Cornell physics. Waggoner recently returned from Sugar Grove. William Hawkins, also OU alum who earned a Cornell degree, built a reputation in chemistry as a former assistant at Cornell and current research chemist for Standard Oil in Lima.

Chauncey Waggoner Waggoner Ohio University Cornell Sugar Grove William Hawkins O. U Standard Oil Company Lima

Mary Jane Fosnaugh Dies After Long Illness at Athens Hospital

Mary Jane Fosnaugh died Saturday morning after years as a patient at Athens Hospital. The 74 year old was believed to have died of general debility and old age. Remains were shipped to Lancaster for burial.

Mary Jane Fosnaugh Athens Hospital Lancaster

Weekly Messenger shifts to Thursday print schedule

Notice to subscribers explains The Weekly Messenger will be printed on Thursday evenings instead of Wednesday. Morning mail subscribers will receive the paper one day later each week. The change aims to improve service and is presented as satisfactory to patrons.

Weekly Messenger Morning Mail Messenger

Illness Strikes Mrs. Williams on Return from Put-in-Bay

Mrs. Henry G. Williams remains unable to speak above a whisper at her College Street home after a prolonged cold. The couple had planned a stay at Put-in-Bay but returned when medical help proved ineffective. Doctors expect a gradual recovery from the temporary vocal paralysis.

Henry G. Williams College Street

Unknown Victim Seen Go Over Hocking Dam at Canaanville

A man was seen entering the Hocking River from the dam at Canaanville last week by two girls, one daughter of Edward Carpenter and one daughter of William Ful. The body was not recovered and no missing person match is known. Police seek information.

Hocking River Canaanville Edward Carpenter William Fulton

Drowning of Wendell Campbell and George Gillespie in Ohio River

In Clifton West Virginia two young men Wendell H. Campbell 17 of Athens and George Gillispie 18 of Sandusky were drowned while swimming with companions. The Swift Soap Co party had been staying at Middleport and later searched the river with grappling hooks finding the bodies about 25 minutes apart ten feet deep.

Pomeroy Tribune-Telegraph Wendell Campbell George Gillespie Berlin Heights Ohio River Clifton W. Va Pomeroy Bend Wendell H. Campbell A. R. Bell Athens George Gillispie Sandusky 8. Lacy Charleston H. H. Henke A. ©. Kase Rochester N. Y Swift Soap Company Chicago Walnut Street Middleport J. K. Friend Ford West Virginia Gillespie Campbell

Dumping ground needed after Mill Street bid stoppage

At a grocers meeting the Barth lot on lower Mill Street was offered as a public dumping ground but neighbor Harvey Roach objected and the council ordered a halt. Citizens with garbage piles fear lacks of a city dump and a scheduled wagon collection is urged.

Barth Lower Mill Street Harvey Roach

Republicans urged to back national campaign effort

James S. Sherman urges Republicans to unite with the Republican National Committee to elect a Republican Congress. He calls the Roosevelt achievement central to the campaign and asks for one dollar subscriptions to fund the effort and distribute the campaign text book and committee documents.

Republican National Congressional Committee Theodore Roosevelt James S. Sherman

Miss Inez Higgins Visited Friends Near Hibbardsville

Miss Inez Higgins spent Sunday as a guest of friends near Hibbardsville, enjoying a quiet social visit and leisure time in the countryside setting.

Inez Higgins Hibbardsville

Mansfield to Build Residence on North Hill Lots

Frank M. Mansfield of Morris Avenue purchased two Lawr ence and Barth lots on North Hill and plans a fine residence. He intends to rent or sell his Morris Avenue property.

Frank M. Mansfield Morris Avenue Lawrence & Barth North Hill

Extensive coal tipple modernization near Athens

Repairs are underway on the B and O coal tipple west of Athens. A large railroad crew is moving the old structure closer to the tracks while carpenters install new woodwork for a modern operation. The updated system reduces staffing and speeds coal loading, centralizing the chute over the tender.

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