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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

5

Meigs County Relief Setup Explained Amid Employment Plan

Public confusion surrounds Meigs County relief operations as a joint Federal and state committee organizes re employment efforts. Members include Probate Judge McCullough, John Sauvage, John Downing, and Ernest Evans, the new field representative awaiting confirmation. Officials warn a land-right delay on Route 7 could push back a $86,500 road project and 150 jobs, with half the funds slated for labor.

Meigs County W. & Compton Red Federal Tee Ohio Mr. Compton A. McCullough John Sauvage John B. Downing Walter Waddell Pearl Parker J. M. Thornton Charles L. Sherwood Ernest Evans Thomas Fork Columbus Court House Compton Route 7 Hobson

Carter's Pills Ad Urges Liver Bile Flow Remedy

An antique advertisement promotes Carter's Pills as a liver aid. It claims the remedy stimulates two bile secretions daily to improve digestion and breath, warning against laxatives and urging readers to ask for Carter's Pills with the red label at drug stores. Produced by 1931 C. M. Co.

Carter Carter's Pill C. M. Co

Bad Check Epidemic Reported in Pomeroy

POMEROY August 10 Sheriff A C Tracy warns of a bad check epidemic in Pomeroy Bend with daily cases. He aims to avoid jail crowding while warning offenders face penitentiary penalties. Jail population at six inmates. Ben Conard 21 Buchanan W Va arrested after a home intrusion and theft. photographed for further inquiries.

Pomeroy A. C. Tracy Pomeroy Bend Ben Conard Buchanan W. Va Joe Pletnik Dr. Shumaker Chester Township Tracy Chillicothe

Pomeroy News Roundup From Pomeary Streets

Local snippets recount life in Pomeary including a NRA poster on a garbage wagon, remarks on Shade River Dam progress, Court Street radio, and town folk sharing daily observations. Residents comment on town events, weather, pets, and plans to hunt squirrels as conditions shift.

Pomeroy Pomeary NRA John Sauvage Shade River Uncle Sam Court Street Chicago W. A. Compton Century of Progress Windy City Grant Garrison Barton Andrew Zeiher

Sommer Has Fixed Half Million Shoes

POMEROY Aug 10 Philip Sommer veteran Pomeroy shoemaker opens a modern shop on Mill Street Middleport and will alternate with John Zwilling at two stores. Sommer has repaired more than 250000 pairs in 46 years, working 12 to 16 hours daily and earning a snug competence. He praises NRA as either success or flop and credits steady town support for his steady career.

Pomeroy Philip Sommer Mill Street Middleport John Zwilling Sommer Mason City NRA

Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings in Athens

Jean Duffy of Logan spends the week with Mrs. Frank Knopp. Nancy Sherman of Gassa West Virginia visits the Knopp home. Families from Worthington, Pittsburgh, Marietta and Belpre travel and attend church events, 4 H Camp, and a Homecoming at the M E Church.

Jean Duffy Logan Frank Knopp Nancy Sherman Gassa W. Va Jean Knopp

Large Is Alive Meigs County Man Denies Death Report

William W. Large, a Meigs County resident jailed in RipleyWest Virginia, confirmed he is alive after a decomposed body found near Jackson was identified as his. Large requested his friends and relatives be informed with a blanket denial of his death.

Jackson, O U.R William W. Large Meigs County Ripley W. Va Large

Reverend Kreager Heads Long Vacation Plans

The Rev. F. C. Kreager of the First Baptist Church will take a two week vacation beginning next Sunday. He will be away for two Sundays with Mrs. Kreager and granddaughter Barbara Jane Barton visiting W. D. Kreager in Middletown and Frances Kreager in Dayton. They also plan time at home on South Sixth Ave. during the rest period.

R. E. Bischoff Worthington O. B. Stout Fisher Avenue Dorcas Society of the Baptist Church Dana Hamilton H. E. Bush Kathleen Marietta G. R. McGhee Marilyn Marion T. H. Davis Hull Greenfield George Hayes White Rose No. 291 Brotherhood of Trainmen Hayes Harry Brunker Belpre M. J. Hamilton J. K. Smith Beulah Lee Russell, Ky A. D. Wilson Middleport F. C. Kreager First Baptist Church South Sixth Ave

Missionary Society to Meet in Middleport Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church in Middleport will hold August meeting Friday evening in the church lecture room. Missionary Personnel is the national topic, with China as the foreign subject. Mrs. C. T. Shumaker will lead devotions. Miss Vivian Middleton presides. Mrs. L. J. Heiner and Miss Freda Carl participate. Hostesses are Mrs. Louis Sauer, Mrs. John Mayer, Mrs. L. A. Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Sauer.

Syracuse Women's Foreign Missionary Society Racine Irving Karr Sue Batey Marcia Karr G. L. Bogardus Gomer Lewis Carl Weese Ohio University Athens Homer Roush Beaver Falls Patricia Karr Middleport Ruth Richards Gallipolis L. Arnold Otto Oliver John Charleston Fred Kiltan Rutherford Sellers Steubenville Mary Dalton White Cross Hospital Columbus John Dalton J. E. Carleton Virginia (Bentz) Stokes California Emma Heyman Tillie Bentz Nonga Fleming Margaret Jacobs Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church China C. T. Shumaker Vivian Middleton L. J. Heiner Freda Carl Louis Sauer John Mayer L. A. Thomas Margaret Sauer

Ohio Home Owners Loan urges early written applications

State Manager Henry G. Brunner asks loan seekers to write to the Ohio Home Owners Loan Corporation now to avoid congestion at offices later this week. Applicants will receive blank forms by mail and be given swift consideration for relief under the act, which covers refinancing pre act mortgages where the owner is in distress and cannot be financed through normal channels.

Ohio Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Henry G. Brunner Brunner Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

Refinancing Rules And Loan Conditions For Home Ownership

The document outlines four refinancing types with conditions for each. It covers conversions to corporate bonds, cash payoffs for lenders unwilling to exchange, loans with lost homes within two years, and unmortgaged properties needing tax and maintenance support. Restrictions cap value at 20 000, require owner occupancy, and limit loans to 80 percent of appraised value up to 14 000. Mail applications to state offices in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Akron or Toledo.

Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Akron Toledo Wyandotte Building

Social event at church basement and local reunions noted

The church basement Friday evening hosted a social by the Men’s Sunday School class for the Ladies’ class, which won the contest for highest attendance. Ice cream and cake were served. Families and individuals, including the Deems, Delaney, Swan, Slaughter, Jewett, Ramadel, and Seales, were mentioned with picnics, reunions, illnesses, and reorganization of the M. EB. Sunday School with new officers elected for the coming year.

Tom Deems Marshall Delaney Laurel Cliff Harry Swan Rock Springs Fairgrounds Adam Slaughter James Kissimmee Florida Earl Jewett Frank Ramadel Hamburg N. Y Wylie Henderson Nancy Seales M. EB

School Roles and Social Visits Highlight Local News

The district lists superintendent W G McKelvey assistant Pearl Milhoan secretary Adam Slaughter assistant Charles Lee librarian Mary Jo Swan pianist Mary McDade assistant Corine Wilford treasurer P E Browning. Residents and guests from Parkersburg Bashan New Haven and Charleston visit area families and host Wiener roast for Sunday School class.

W. G. McKelvey Pearl Milhoan Adam Slaughter Charles Lee Mary Jo Swan Mary McDade Corine Wilford P. E. Browning Parkersburg Maxie Browning Rana Paynter Cross Landing Gay Price Ben B. Davis Abner Price A. A. Adams Daniel Sayre Rolandus Charles Babcock Bashan Thomas Burke Frank Ramesdell Ernestine Price

Salad Craft: How to Choose and Cut Ingredients

Use foods that complement in flavor texture and color and present them in distinct shapes. Cut meat into cubes across the grain, bone and flake fish, slice or grate cheese, and large pieces for soft items. Include light lemon juice to preserve color and blend gently with bold flavors.

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