Tree Sitting Craze Alarmed by Kent Expert
Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio warns sited tree sits may harm bark and limbs. He stresses proper climbing methods taught to students, noting rubber-soled shoes and rope are essential for climbers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
5
Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio warns sited tree sits may harm bark and limbs. He stresses proper climbing methods taught to students, noting rubber-soled shoes and rope are essential for climbers.
Dan Rorimer, a scenario writer from New York, meets Anne Winter from Tulsa seeking extra work. She lands roles at Grand United studios and rooms with two troubled extras, Mona Morrison and EA Arley. Director Garry Sloan spots her and may cast a bit in a film while the casting director and Fred Hurley push her toward a dance in a musical comedy.
In a Hollywood studio scene, Anne Winter impresses Hurley and Bell with her natural grace as she dances for a possible screen test. Dan Rorimer watches, proud yet wary of office rivalries and Eva’s protective circle as Anne nears her big break.
The Courtney family met at the Athens fairgrounds with 79 attendees. Officers were elected: G B Courtney of Chauncey as president, Alonzo Carpenter of Stafford as vice president, Carrie McNeil of Parkersburg as secretary, and Allie Bingman of Athens as treasurer. Births and marriages were announced amid program performances. Negatives came from several towns including Brownsville and Parkersburg.
Funeral services for C. W. Holmes 72 of Trimble were conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. G B Courtney of the Trimble Church of Christ. Burial followed at West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survivors include his widow two sons Loren Holmes Jacksonville Walter Holmes Canton and daughter Mrs Fred Darling Trimble.
The Rev. Charles Hook of Floodwood conducted Sunday evening services at Morristown Holiness Church. He preaches again Wednesday evening at an outdoor meeting on the East Mill field vacant lot. A cottage prayer meeting is planned Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Pyles in Bailey Run.
Mrs Mary Halliday of Orbiston sustains a badly scalded foot after she toppled a tea kettle from the stove in her Chauncey home. The injured woman is daughter of Mrs Eliza Burton of Chauncey.
Aug 12 Columbus Chauncey reports Mrs. Linnie Brown of San Francisco and Mrs. Hallie Crittenden of Wichita have left Millfield after visiting relatives this week. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Columbus and by George Linscott and son Ernest of Amesville for a weekend gathering.
Miss Reena Shaffer Opal Rivers and Ruth Gardner were guests of Miss Margaret Johnston in Chauncey. Ola Fisher and Hazel Huffman of Findlay stayed with Mrs Adolph Nelson visiting her parents in Chauncey. Others including Margaret Johnston Opal Rivers Louise Dew Reena Shaffer Ruth Gardner Billy Vince and James Rankin attended a Charleston W V visit with Mrs Flora McHarg. Frank Phillips and daughter joined Clifford Banfield in Chauncey visiting Orbiston to see Henry Manfield family. Banfield ill but improving after weeks of illness.
Ohio voters head to the polls to nominate state, congressional, and senatorial candidates amid few contest in Republican races. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper and Sen. Roscoe C. McCulloch were largely unopposed. John Henry Newman faced no Democratic rival for secretary of state. George W. White routed Stephen M. Young in the Democratic governor race.
Lt. Bent 32 of Spencer West Virginia National Guard Co M Mist Infantry is hospitalized after a car struck him near camp here. His skull is fractured and he is listed in serious condition.
A practical pattern features step by step guidance for creating a home craft model. Anne Adams outlines simple methods and tips for beginners to follow, focusing on accessible materials and clear instructions.
The latest fashion pattern 2004 features a deep back cape that narrows to front lines with a low flare skirt and plain sleeves. It can be made in flat or canton crepe dull satin chiffon velvet or georgette with optional sleeves using chiffon voile or dimity for warm weather. Sizes 16 18 20 34 36 28 40 42. yardage and instructions included. pattern 15 cents plus book 15 cents. send name address style number and size to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Columbus reports a week of unusual grain activity as drought damages corn and reduced Canada wheat yields shift sentiment. Prices rise eight to fifteen cents with feed grains lifting. hay shortages and car shortages threaten supplies. farmers favor wheat as cheap feed while oats are held for higher prices.
Athens County 4 H clubs receive an all day educational program hosted by the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Athens Merchants Association. Activities include a free motion picture show a picnic luncheon visits to local businesses and a free swim with transportation provided by Athens residents. Attendance expected over 800 with a focus on club achievements.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, predicts both major parties will adopt repeal planks at the upcoming New York state conventions. The noted educator and longtime anti Eighteenth Amendment advocate is expected to speak on the repeal fight at the Republican gathering.
The Newfoundland government steamship Caribou ran ashore five miles west of Port Aux Basques in dense fog while en route from North Sydney to Port Aux Basques. The ship is a complete wreck after 65 passengers were landed by lifeboats with only their hand luggage.
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