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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1927

Page

2

J W Glover Dies in Middleport after Long Illness

J W Glover age 70 died Sunday at his Middleport home after months confined. A former county assessor and active Republican, he fell from an auto last May and later faced heart and pneumonia issues. He leaves a daughter Mrs Clifford Ervin and a widow. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:00 p m at home and 3:30 p m at the M E churches with burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.

Middleport John, W. Glover K. of P. Lodge Clifford Ervin M. E Middleport Hill

Minister Takes Month Vacation From Heath M. B. Church

The Rev. Mr. Esichinger receives a month off from duties at Heath M. B. church. He and his family will drive to Lancaster camp grounds for a week, then tour to Washington and other eastern points. With others away, Rev. Mr. Clarklie remains as the lone local minister.

Middleport Esichinger Heath M. B Lancaster Camp Grounds Escchinger Eichinger Skin James Clarklie

Thomas Lamb Dies After Ill Health In Middlport Home

Thomas Lamb, longtime New York Central railway engineer, died at 3 o'clock Monday morning after a period of illness. He served nearly 40 years in the railroad, and is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs. L. H. Burke of Col., and a son Jack Lambing. The family will be present at the funeral in Middlport.

Middplgport Thomas Lamb New York Central Railway L. H. Burke Jack Lambing

Coal mine to reopen on Harper farm this week

The E. G. Harper farm on Thomas Fork will see the coal mine restart this week. Owner John Morwellston will operate the site, employing about 20 men to haul coal to the Hysell Creek yard in trucks and load onto cars there.

Pomeroy E. G. Harper Thomas Fork John Mor- Wellston Robert Hysell

Two Hurt In Auto Wreck At Wilkesville

Mercy Aug 9 A Pomeroy at Wilkesville Sunday night a bridge and was wrecked Bert Riggs and a man named Joe were in the car. Joe had an arm broken and a wound to the throat from broken wind. Schuler was rushed to Holzer hospital at Columbus. Dr Daniels hurried to the scene but left the road at Dysville. a township toad scraper aided the injured.

MERCY Wilkesville Schuler Bert Riggs Thomas Fork Joe Holzer Hospital Spolis Daniels

Death of L. L. Mayes in Tanners Ruf area

Racine reports the death of L. L. Mayes a prosperous farmer of Tanners Ruf at his home following a sudden illness. He leaves several grown children. The funeral is planned for Wednesday afternoon with Undertaker Ewing of Pomeroy directing services.

Racine L. L. Mayes Mayes Ewing of Pomeroy

Middleport Briefs in a Homey Ohio Visit Log

Farmer, daughter, son and Edward Tewksbury returned Sunday from a Columbus trip. Everett Davis and wife and baby visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Washington with others. Moore to teach in Central school. Bo Harris starts work in Hobson. Beeson family visits from Columbus. Alvira Jones returns from Wooster Cleveland and Columbus. John Martin of Pittsburgh visits sister Lula Mason and guest Mrs. Burke of Columbus.

Middleport Farmer Edward Tewksbury Columbus Everett Davis Herman Mourning Nan Moore Akron Robert Washington Leo Beeson Bill Bob Beeson W. H. Beeson Jones Alvira Wooster Cleveland John Martin Pittsburgh Lula Mason Mason Burke

Reunion of Bow ers former pupils at Tuppers Plains

J B Halsey president and Asbury Smith secretary issue a call for a Bow ers former pupils reunion at Tuppers Plains on August 18. Halsey notes thinning ranks and urges as many as possible to attend. Clarence Folmer, guard at Ohio State penitentiary, came home for a visit.

Tuppers Plains J. B. Halsey Asbury Smith Bowers Clarence Folmer Ohio, State Penitentiary

Entrants in Dole prize Hawaiian flight face delays

In San Francisco on August 9 the Dole prize Hawaiian flight entrants encounter unforeseen difficulties. Of 15 aviators entered eight are in the bay region while others are en route or yet to depart. A federal rule requiring 400 gallons of gasoline per plane forces refueling and storage changes and two aviators have not secured planes. Some of the seven expected planes may arrive too late for the official noon start on August 12.

San Francisco Cal San Francisco Bay Region

Stamp collectors flood mail to Coolidges over proposed Atlantic flight

In Dessau Germany on August 9 the U P reports stamp collectors and others addressed letters to President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge about a non stop Atlantic flight by Bremen and Europa. Many envelopes were sent back and requests included card returns and charity appeals. Henry Ford was also a frequent recipient of letters. In London on the same date censors blocked delivery of Sacco and Vanzetti telegrams.

Dessau Germany U.P Coolidge Junker Soa London Sacco Vansetti Spain Portugal

Inheritance Tax Rulings In Local Probate Court

The Athens County Probate Court today valued the estate of David J. Evans at 10000 with debts 3000. It descends to two sons and one daughter and Rhys D. Evans secured tax exemption. Abram D. Forrest estate exempted. gross 4367.17, debts 350. heirs three sons one daughter. William A. McKee estate gross 2919.84, debts 277.50. four sons three daughters. John McKee administrator won tax exemption.

David J. Evans Athens County Rhys D. Evans Abram D. Forrest Hollie H. Forrest William A. McKee John McKee

Pleasant surprise marks Dailey anniversary at Gra ham Chapel

Mr and Mrs Lewis Dailey of Graham Chapel celebrated their thirty seventh wedding anniversary on Sunday with a noon dinner and an ice cream making afternoon. Attending were Russell Carsey and sons Russell Bryan and Jack Doris Bartlett and children Delmer Roberta Charlotte Herbert Hawk and the Misses Mabel Hawk Bessie Koker Helen Junod Ruth Bobo Margaret Frieda Dailey Paul Hawk Thomas Koker Earl Richard Dailey and the hosts.

Lewis Dailey Graham Chapel Russell Carsey Russel Bryan Jack Doris Bartlett Delmer Roberta Charlotte Herbert Hawk Mabel Hawk Bessie Koker Helen Junod Ruth Bobo Margaret Frieda Dail

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J. W. Glover K. OF P Rev. Eichinger Coolidges the Honeyones So. Court St Uckoffc Best Stores Chauncey - Glouster ‘ ' ‘S Athens Paint Supply Isaac Wilson Chauncey Ohio Outfitters Thia United States Joseph Caillaux Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery Accountants and Auditors New York Tswanson Furniture Co Athens Nelsonville Glouster
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