Oil Kills and Accidents Leave Vics with Injuries
Two accidents left the victims with minor injuries and serious conditions as fate and circumstances intertwined in a string of oil related incidents.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1939
Page
3
Two accidents left the victims with minor injuries and serious conditions as fate and circumstances intertwined in a string of oil related incidents.
A morning passenger incident near Broad Street in Columbus left several people injured as a trolley car and a crossing engine collided. Emergency crews treated the wounded, including Mrs. Nancy Clark, at the scene and at local hospitals. Investigators noted a possible engine malfunction and traffic disruption as cars clustered near the intersection.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brickles celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary two miles from the church near Burlingham with over a hundred relatives and friends. The Rev. Don McMillin presided as vows were renewed at the Burlingham Church during the Young-Hayes family reunion. Attendants included Alva Romine of Lancaster and family, as well as Brickles children and relatives.
Two family reunions announced for nearby readers. The Miller Barton reunion is set for Sunday August 27 at Gallia County fairgrounds Gallipolis with R B Carson Middleport R D as chairman. The Colwell Vance reunion follows on Sunday September 3 at Glenn's Grove Volton with John Colwell of Marion as chairman.
Attendees at the state American Legion convention in Akron include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer Mr. and Mrs. H L Redscay Mrs. Charles Cooper George Childs Dan Price Everett Davis Homer Glaze and son Also visiting were Mrs Bratton Williams who returned to Pittsburgh after a week with Mr and Mrs Martin Ohlinger Mrs Winifred Skidmore and Mrs Rachel Tremaine of Cleveland visiting Mrs Frank Vroman Mrs Gene Paul guest of her parents Mr and Mrs C E Vance Palmer St and Mrs David Aleshire and daughter Marie have returned home
Grand Rapids officials aimed to drill for oil in a city park near a producing well and divert proceeds to the park fund. Assistant City Attorney Harold B. Corbin cited a State Supreme Court ruling that property dedicated for park purposes cannot be diverted to other uses.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Colburn will host a shower for Mr and Mrs Wiley Colburn on Wednesday evening August 23. The Colburns were recently married and friends and neighbors are invited to attend the affair.
Meigs County agricultural agent Wes Green reports growing interest in poultry raising after attending the Poultry Congress of the World in Cleveland. He says local groups are pushing to expand poultry farming as a paying venture and outlines related school bus route changes for Middleport High School students. Ladies Night with a Methodist Church lawn picnic is planned for next Friday with church women preparing supper.
County Treasurer Lee Archer announces final tax payments due September 10 and urges taxpayers to pay early to avoid a last minute rush as collections have been slow.
The Pomeroy Fire Association announces its annual picnic and outing to be held next Sunday. Committee members say further plans will be released soon.
Hemlock Grange met Saturday night at the Grange Hall for a business session and a program of instructive talks and musical entertainment.
POMEROY The dumping of curbstones on a vacant lot disturbed by Mrs. C. E. Lytle of Butternut Ave. was solved by her. She covered the stones with dirt and planted more flowers, turning the area into a rock garden.
The Bing reunion gathered Sunday at Tim's Tourist Park near McArthur with attendees from Columbus Gal lpolis Pomeroy Cheshire Rio Grande Beckley and Charleston. Officers were elected Lawson Bing president and Mrs Orville Davis secretary treasurer. Dr James Bing of Pomeroy traced the family history dating back over 200 years and noted the original spelling Byng.
Miss Lucille Beards of Gravel Hill was elected associate councilor at the state Daughters of America convention in Columbus attended by more than 700 members. She is accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Hayes of Chester and joined by many district members for the Good Fellowship banquet with Governor John Bricker addressing the group. The convention will meet next year in Akron.
A local gathering shifted to a business session and social activities with plans for the next reunion decided to be held at Lancaster.
In a regular Ohio Valley Baseball Association game at Pythian Park Mid dleport trailed 7-7 in the sixth but Leon of W Va added three runs to finish 10-8. Crump and Beaver pitched for Leon with Pullins and Ward for Middleport. Final score 10 to 8.
The Elberfeld family gathered for their annual reunion Sunday at the Elberfeld farm near Tuppers Plains attended by immediate family members.
The Middleport WLW Mail bag Club members, a local women’s group, enjoyed a Thursday evening picnic supper at Roadside Park in Syracuse.
Pratts Fork reports the Burlingham Church will hold its third annual reunion on August 27 with Sunday school at 9 30. Judge C E Peoples will speak in the afternoon. Mrs B F Barnhill serves as secretary and treasurer of the organization.
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