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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

3

Rider Receives Nomination for Mayor in Nelsonville

Orlie A. Rider won the Republican mayoral nod in Nelsonville on a write-in ballot as Charles Levering was his main rival. About 500 votes were cast, Rider 304 to Levering 127, with Rider carrying most wards. Council and other city offices saw multiple nominees and light turnout, with final counts pending official verification.

Nelsonville Orlie A. Rider Charles Levering Rider Levering W. H. Estle Mad Price Frank Minner Fred Johnson T. C. Green L. Keplar Charles A. Stover Byron Phillips Frank Anderson Anderson Lee Cox Will L. Barker Barker Harry Galvin T. J. Davis Raymond Cook

Y M C A Arranges Recreation Ball Schedule

Nelsonville announces a regular Friday evening recreation ball schedule at city playgrounds with two diamonds and a seven inning format. First games at 5 30 p m, second series about 45 minutes later. Teams include Grotto Shoe Factory Phi Sigs American Legion West East North Hudson Essex Lewion Legion and others across August to September games.

Nelsonville Grotto Shoe Factory Phi Sigs American Legion North Hudson-Essex Legion West Shoe Factory Factory East

Mrs Steenrod party leaves for Indiana trip

Nelsonville Aug 12 Mrs S S Steenrod and daughter Barbara Mrs G L Steenrod Mrs W R Pearce and Miss Edna Warner left Tuesday by car for Indianapolis Brazil and Edwardsport Ind to visit relatives and friends for about three weeks.

Nelsonville S. S. Steenrod Barbara G. L. Steenrod W. R. Pearce Edna Warner Indianapolis Brazil Edwardson todiIn W. avRuUeUn

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travel

Mrs. C. H. Roudebush and Mrs. Schrackenburg spent Tuesday in Columbus. R. Graham visits Dayton for a few days. Miss Elsie Gibbs is staying in Ithaca, Michigan. Miss Anna Coleman of Mt. Gilead visits uncle Prof. O. O. Crawford and family. Miss Elizabeth Shafer of Athens and Miss Ruth Morrison hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moler. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ham and son Paul of Lancaster passed through en route to Pomeroy for the death of Mr. Ham’s mother.

C. H. Roudebush Schrackenburg Columbus R. Graham Dayton Elsie Gibbs Ithica Mich Anna Coleman Mt. Gilead O. O. Crawford Elizabeth Shafer Athens Ruth Morrison Charles Moler G. A. Ham Paul Lancaster

Son Born to Paulus Family in Nelsonville

Mr and Mrs H C Paulus Ruth Powell announce the birth of a son named John Lewis yesterday. The family rests at the Powells home with Ruths parents Mr and Mrs W L Powell. Various locals travel to Buckeye Lake and visit relatives in Columbus Washington DC and Akron and return home.

Nelsonville H. CC. Paulus Ruth Powell John Lewis Paulus W. L. Powell Paul Weltzheimer Buckeye Lake John Hanley John Lawson Helen Jackson Louise Rice Frances Elizabeth Edington Mable Heffner Mary Jo Lancaster Hazel Edington Columbus Washington D. C Charles Moler Gilbert Akron Earl Moler

Condition of Tony Stedman Improves at St Vincent

Telegram reports Tony Stedman, seriously ill after a major operation at St Vincent Hospital in Little Rock Arkansas, has improved. Friends in the city hear that all danger appears past and this is good news.

Nelsonville Tony” Stedman St. Vincent Hospital Little Rock Ark

Willing Workers Class Meets Thursday Evening

The business meeting of the Willing Workers class of the Christian church will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 oclock at the church.

Nelsonville The Christian Church

Athens pupils finish summer study Friday

Two hundred ten Athens school pupils will be released from noon Friday after a summer session of makeup and advance work. Principal Russell Rupp notes most aim for regular standing, with many irregulars moved toward regular classes next September. Forty five student teachers from Ohio University aided instruction.

Athens Russell Rupp Rupp Ohio University Ann Pickering Massachusetts Helen Leech New England Lois Keller Great Lakes Harold C. Mardis Hendersonville N. C Asheville

Home of Mrs. Fred Newton on Grover Street

A brief social item notes the home of Mrs. Fred Newton on Grover Street hosting a gathering with expected good attendance.

Fred Newton Grover Street

Nelsonville Methodist Sunday School Picnic Planned

The annual picnic for Nelsonville’s Methodist Sunday school is set for Thursday August 26 at the Grotto grounds. J L Jack and the Men’s Bible class will provide transportation with 1 pm church departure. Raymond Cook and Roy Davis supervise athletics. Ice cream candy and refreshments will be sold. Dinner at 6 pm.

Nelsonville Methodist Sunday School Grotto J. L. Jack Raymond Cook Roy Davis

Local Couple Announce New Grandson in Nelsonville

Nelsonville reports Florence Parks and James Fri of New York City welcomed a son born yesterday. The infant is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks of Nelsonville.

Nelsonville James Fri Florence Parks New York City W. H. Parks

Funeral Services for James Thomas Infant

Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 oclock for James Thomas four month old son of Mr and Mrs William Johnson at the family residence in Kimberly. Burial followed at Connett. The parents and several other children survive.

Nelsonville James Thomas William Johnson Kimberly Connett

Residents Holidaying at Buckeye Lake

At Buckeye Lake a group including Mrs. John Edington and daughter Elizabeth Miss Frances Lawson Mrs. Gay Aumiller and Mr and Mrs Sam Hanley and son John are spending the week there.

Buckeye Lake Nelsonville John Edington Elizabeth Frances Lawson Gay Aumiller Sam Hanley John

Death Request Costs One Life at Conover Crossing

A Cleveland woman, Naomi Lines, 23, was killed when her car was struck by Pennsylvania Flyer No. 11 at Conover crossing while a great aunt requested a country pastor preach her funeral sermon. The crash left her head crushed and right leg severed, and she died instantly.

Troy Naomi Lines Cleveland Conover Crossing Here

Summer Economy Rush Boosts Coal Dealers Purchases

A lighthearted line notes that summer heat drives coal dealers to buy cash registers and adding machines, reflecting seasonal business uptick and market activity.

Summer Brass Band Broadcasts Prompt Concert Lineup

The schedule shows radio airings of live brass band performances. WRC airs a marine band concert at 5 E T with choices for tonight. WJZ WCAP present a US Army band program at 6:30 E T. WNYC offers a Central Park band concert at 7:15 E T. WLW features a male quartet at 11 E T with varied songs.

WRC WJZ WCAP U. 8S Army Band WNYC E. T Central Park Band WLW

Birthday Party Honors Billy Schiey in Buchtel

Mr and Mrs Port Schiey entertained at their Bessemer road home in Buchtel for Billy Schieys fourth birthday with declamations games and a sack race as the highlight. A long lawn table held flowers a large cake and ice cream with lollypops. many gifts were given.

Jane Ervin Azuka Jimmy Kineer Gladys Kineer Howard Bartoe Annabelle Tierpont Lucinda John Emma Ralph Burley Mary Margaret Colbert Horace Montrose Corwin Lillian Dixon Billy Shesky Winifred Rose Mary Sayre Melton Turner Raymond Nator Virginia Rose Mary Margaret McDonald Katherine Pospichel Charles Rittemier Mary Alice Wagner Nelsonville

Help for Nervous Women

An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness sleeplessness headaches backache and mood issues in women. The copy claims the product has restored health and strength for over forty years and rests on merit.

Lydia E. Pinkham America

Files Suit Again In Chauncey School Records Case

Charles Shields sues Chauncey village board of education in Common Pleas Court. The mandamus petition, by the state of Ohio on Shields relation, seeks to compel Leona Swart to turn over Chauncey school records to the Dover township board.

Charles Shields Chauncey Village Board of Education Common Pleas Court State of Ohio Leona Swart Chauncey Village Dover Township

Cow on Tracks Disrupts Perry County School Board Meeting

In Shawnee near the Zanesville and Western line a stray cow halted a passenger train while a Perry County school board protest over book changes collapsed. The engineer blew the whistle for fifteen minutes before the animal moved and the crowd removed it, allowing the train to continue.

New Lexington Perry County Shawnee Zanesville and Western Railroad

Cross Roads Church Ice Cream Social Planned

An ice cream social will be held at Cross Roads church by the Sunday school on Saturday evening August 15.

Cross Roads

Guysville Reports Scarlet Fever Case Prompts School Health Drive

One scarlet fever case in Guysville prompts Ath ens County health nurses to urge parents and PTAs to send children back to school fully healthy. Miss Alice Haviland leads a campaign urging pre opening exams to uncover hidden disorders and reduce illness impact.

Guysville Athens County Public Health Alice Haviland Ohio Miss Haviland

Grangers Plan Annual Picnic at Bay's Grove

The Grangers announce their annual picnic at Bay's Grove next Saturday with Union Furnace band providing music. The program will include speaking, recitations, and readings.

Grangers Bay’s Grove Union Furnace

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