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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1933

Page

5

Pomeroy Council Proposes New Gas Rate of .45 Per Thousand

The Pomeroy village council proposed a new gas rate of 45 cents per thousand cubic feet. The ordinance faces readings and a 60 day filing window with the State Utilities Commission. If the company does not file, the rate may take effect. a two year franchise and publication costs are noted in the process. A party at Lyra Beach in Aston Beach is also mentioned with attendees listed.

Omeroy Council Pomeroy Suspen Beney Counbeen Inter Coi

Clerk Eight Years Ends Term in Pomeroy

R G Webster concluded eight years as village clerk of Pomeroy after Monday night’s council meeting. He earlier served two years on council, totaling a decade in village work before resigning to assume county treasurer duties September first. George Faris will fill the remainder of the term. Webster urged creating a place to preserve town records to prevent loss of valuable documents.

Pomeroy R. G. Webster Webster George Faris

Guild Honors Bride With Shower At Home

In Middleport on August 22 the Guild Society of Heath Methodist Episcopal Church honored Mrs. Robert Ellison McKay, a recent bride, at a gathering hosted by Mrs. R. A. Miller with assistance from Mrs. A. W. McKay. A miscellaneous shower accompanied gifts for the guest of honor, niece of Mrs. Miller and daughter-in-law of Mrs. McKay, as friends and neighbors enjoyed social time and refreshments.

Middleport Robert Ellison McKay Guild Society Heath Methodist Episcopal Church R. A. Miller South Third Avenue A. W. McKay Miller McKay

Middleport visit by Chambers family at fishing club

Mr and Mrs Herbert Chambers and daughter Mrs Willis Aleshire are spending the week at the Middleport Fishing Club houseboat below Cheshire. They host friends from Rio Grande and elsewhere, with two large tents set up on shore to house guests for the week.

Middleport Herbert Chambers Willis Aleshire

Family Reunion Preview From Chauncey District

An upcoming Stalder family reunion is planned for Sunday August 22 in Chauncey with a basket dinner and officer elections. The gathering, one of the district’s social highlights, will be hosted by Chauncey residents and local families including Leach, Schoonover, Morgan, and others. Attendees include Virgene Leach, Ruth Cruickshank, Cynthia Mn, and Marie Mor with plans to visit Niles Michigan for a ill health event surrounding Leach.

Tipton John Virgene Schoonover Chauncey City Park John Leach Athens Cary Cynthia Mn Luther Cruickshank Ruth W. Va Leach Niles Mich Henry Morgan Marie Mor Richard Dehman Eugene Morgan Im Jean Byers Ne J Morgan Weilaton

Chauncey and Millfield Families Gather for Sunday Dinner

Unclear OCR text indicates Chauncey and Millfield families hosted a Sunday morning gathering with extended relatives. Names include Mr and Mrs Sanders, Mr Tt Albany, Mrs Tyan Matheny, and Robinett family. Location Millfield and Chauncey referenced.

Chauncey Endinner Russel Bethany Oo. Mn Sanders Heights Albany Ders Millfield New Marshfield Frank McDaniel Tyan Matheny Robinets William Robinett Petes Bitar

First Visit In Nine Years For Chauncey Family

Chauncey residents report Daniel Fulton and wife hosted guests from Salt Lake City Utah and Belpre last week. This marked their first Chauncey visit in nine years. Twelve mines are listed as operating today including Luhrig Chauncey No 25 Black Diamond and several numbered mines.

Chauncey Daniel Fulton Millfield Clyde Fulton Salt Lake City Utah Ervin Stevens Belpre Fultons Luhrig Chauncey No Black Diamond Carbondale Poston

Hamilton Carpenter Wedding Solemnized

Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Marjorie Hamilton to Archie Thurman Carpenter in Chauncey. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 11 o clock at the Church of Christ with only the bride s father John Hamilton in attendance. They plan to reside in Chauncey.

Chauncey Marjorie Hamilton Archie Thurman Carpenter G. B. Courtney Church of Christ John Hamilton

Chauncey-Millfield Baseball Game Slated At Diamond

Chauncey Baseball Club will play Millfield this evening at the Chauncey park. Manager Otto Russell of Chauncey announces the game.

Chauncey Diamond Chauncey Millfield Chauncey Park Otto Russell

Chauncey Car Crash Injures Two Men

Clarence Stalder and Frank Cunningham of Chauncey were slightly injured when a front wheel locked on their machine causing a rollover near the Welling railroad crossing north of Chauncey. Stalder suffered a shoulder injury.

Chauncey Clarence Stalder Frank Cunningham Welling Stalder

Chauncey Dinner For Mrs Dickerson Family Guests

Mrs Rose Dickerson hosted a chicken dinner in Chauncey on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Dunn and daughter Betty, Mr and Mrs Earl Householder and on from Detroit Michigan, and Mrs Dickerson with Mr and Mrs Carl Conrad and children. The Dunn Householder and Conrad ladies are Mrs Dickerson’s daughters.

Chauncey Rose Dickerson Carl Conrad James Dunn Betty Earl Householder Detroit, Mich Dunn Householder Conrad Dickerson

Rum Runner Pueblos Captured in Scituate Harbor Chase

Eighteen men were arrested and 1500 cases of liquor plus two motor trucks seized after customs officers chased the rum boat Pueblos in Scituate Harbor in the early hours.

Scituate, Mass Scituate Harbor

Impressive Ceremonies Mark Roush Clan Reunion Sunday

POMEROY Aug 22 More than 2 000 members and guests of the Roush and Allied Families Association of America attended a reunion and grave dedications for Henry Roush in Plants Ohio and George Roush in Racine Ohio on Saturday August 19 The event was hosted by the Roush Association and the Ohio Society Sons of the American Revolution at New Haven W Va with a program of calls to order minutes reports speeches and musical numbers by family members and the New Haven Band The next annual reunion will be near Portland Jay County Ind in 1934 with Indiana Association of Roushes joining the national group

Lester LeRoy Roush Bryan Roush New Haven Edgar Ervin Columbus Virginia Kathleen Roush Walter D. McKinney Ohio Society Howard A. Roush Shenandoah Valley George W. Kunkle White Church Lockland Ohio Samuel D. Roush Ft. Wayne Ind Ralph Bryan Roush Parkersburg W. Va Henry N. Roush Portland Jay County Indiana Association of Roushes National Association

Methodist Merger To Unify German and Ohio Conferences

Final session of the German Methodist Conference will be held in Cincinnati this week as the German and Ohio Methodist Conferences merge. Lay delegates from Bethany M E Church, Mrs A N Schaefer and Mrs Sophia Fisher attend. Merger may affect Simpson and Bethany churches in Pomeroy and area.

Pomeroy Cincinnati Ohio Methodist A. N. Schaefer Bethany M. E Sophia Fisher Bethany Church Simpson M. E

Return After Vacation In Middleport News

Aug 22 report from Middleport notes Dr. and Mrs. Leland Welch and daughter returning to Gasaway West Virginia after visiting Clint and Mrs. Welch and relatives. Rosener Zeiher and family plan several days with Dr. Welch’s brother. Local youths Billy Barker James Buchanan and Charles Gardner head to Chicago after winning a World’s Fair trip. Delbert Rice family visits Vinton and relatives. Ida Hindkerson and son Capt Avil Hindkerson of Pittsburgh visit Gravel Hill parents Capt and Mrs George Howder.

Middleport Leland Welch Charles Gardner Chicago Delbert Rice Bessie Rice Vinton Sue Switzer Ida Hindkerson Capt Avil Hindkerson Pittsburgh George Howder Gravel Hill

Visits and family gatherings dot a Pomeroy scene

Middleport residents and relatives travel to Akron Pomeroy and nearby towns for visits including Mr and Mrs Paul McClure and children of Akron with Fred Hoff man family. Frank Knopp and son Frank Lewis return from Logan. Otto Hilderbrand and daughters with Lena Hilderbrand visit J W Wolfe. Priscilla Harper and Arthur Daugherty join Howard Williams family. Buntings McKay families visit South Fourth Avenue. Junkerman and son attend Jackson family reunion in Lancaster. Hulls return to Fort Benning. Louder McBride and Lallance travel to Parkersburg. Marcums and Dillard to Charleston for a specialist. Vance family hosts in Ewington. two daughters stay awhile. marriage license issued in probate court to William Little and Mary Ellen Brickles.

Paul McClure Akron McClure Fred Hoffman Grant Street Pomeroy Frank Knopp Frank Lewis Logan Otto Hilderbrand Elizabeth Alice Marie Lena Hilderbrand Cleveland J. W. Wolfe South Sixth Avenue Priscilla Harper Columbus Arthur Daugherty Ironton Howard Williams Pearl Street William Bunting Prestingburg Ray McKay Bashan Thomas McKay J. C. McKay South Fourth Avenue A. Z. Junkerman Jackson Rising Sun Park Lancaster J. Edwin Hull T. H. Davis Fort Benning James Louder R. C. McBride Curtis Lallance Parkersburg J. O. Marcum Phyllis Dillard Charleston Marcum Howard Vance Ewington Mr. Vance Chauncey Vance Hazel Sylvia

Two in Family Dead in West Virginia Tragedy

Friends in Middleport report the death of Mrs. Harry Moore at her Wharton home due to a complication of diseases. The same letter details the death of the Moore family’s three year old daughter. Mrs. Moore leaves a husband and three children and is survived by other relatives. The family formerly lived in Middleport. Harry Moore is the oldest son of the late Edward Moore.

Middleport Harry Moore Wharton W. Va Moore

Miss Lucille Mayer Visits Middleport From Columbus

Miss Lucille Mayer who works with the Franklin County Red Cross Chapter in Columbus arrived home in Middleport for a two week vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer. She will spend two weeks there before returning to Columbus for her Red Cross duties.

Middleport Lucille Mayer Franklin County Red Cross Columbus John Mayer

Test for U S Service Schools Offered in Oct

Preliminary exams for West Point and Annapolis entry will be held October 21 at Athens and Ironton Post Offices. Exams run six and a half hours for one academy and seven and a half for both. Eligibles 16 to 22, or 16 to 20 for Annapolis, may apply with congressional designation forthcoming from Rep. Jenkins.

U. S. Military Academy West Point Naval Academy Annapolis Athens Ironton Thomas A. Jenkins U. S. Civil Service Commission Jenkins Military Academy Washington, D.C

Dresses Made by Girls for Needy Children in Doanville and New Floodwood

Athens County Red Cross provided material for 51 dresses and blouses made by girls in the Daily Vacation Bible School at Doanville and New Floodwood. The 30 Doanville members and 21 New Floodwood members completed one garment each for local needy youngsters.

Athens County Julia McCombs Mollie Wicks Ruth Delong Kathryn O’nail Audrey Delong Frances Delong Helen Perry Maxine McDonald Helen Hammond Bonnie Powell Eileen Lattimer Elizabeth Wicks Verta Miller Madelina Delong Harriett Powell Mary Wicks

Portland Woman Learns of Nephew’s Death at Sea

Portland resident Mrs Earl Wilford has learned that her nephew Lauren Pitt, a navy aviator, was killed in a plane off Honolulu. The notice records condolences from family and mentions Pitt’s service and location. The report also lists several social visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Reno Coolville Columbus Parkersburg and Sandusky with multiple families attending.

Earl Wilford Lauren Pitt Honolulu Pearl Millioan Reno Mattie Henderson Richard Coolville Troy Treadway Columbus P. B. Browning M. EB. Ladies Aid Society Joe Cox Earl Wheeling Sandusky A. M. Deems Parkersburg

Local residents visit relatives and travel abroad

Reedsville residents Mrs W D Moore and family and Mr and Mrs Packard Moore and twin daughters Carol and Corene return to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs W J Packard and daughter Ethel. Families and individuals from Columbus Mason City Portland Joppa Marietta Parkersburg and Cleveland are listed in social visits and travel notes.

W. D. Moore Packard Moore Carol Corene Columbus W. J. Packard Ethel Patience Russell E. D. Randolph Treasie Jane Kibble Little Hocking Arthur Mills Mason City Bertha M. Montgomery Parkersburg Seventh Day Adventist Church Fay Gladys Pickens Portland Mattie Henderson H. Ruth of Joppa Algia Mills H. Warren Chicago G. C. Nutter Haydenville Mary D. Wilson A. B. Hoyt 8. Gray Ruth Marietta Hoyt Caroline Cottle Charles Hamilton Jr Philo Rhea Wendling Cleveland Idea Kiddle Virginia Meredith

Pleasanton Residents Visit Various Homes Sunday

Pleasanton residents shared Sunday visits with family and friends across nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith hosting at their home with multiple guests, and others visiting Mrs. Haning, Mrs. Wise in Athens, and families such as the Bolens, Marshalls, and Ellises in Marietta Toledo and Athens.

Fred Smith Herb Douglass Everett Douglass Mary Margerite Carl VY. Lynch

Weekend Visitors Tie Families Across Columbus and Mansfield

Ellis Run and Jarvis families from Columbus visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Jarvis. Mrs Kirk France returned from an extended Mansfield visit. Mt Liberty services were well attended Sunday evening. Ralph Nice of Big Run stayed Thursday with John Martin family. K H France Homer France families attended church in Athens Sunday evening. Orlo Jarvis visited Ed Williams Saturday. Locals visited Camp Washington Saturday evening.

Orlo Jarvis Dennis Jarvis Marion Jarvis Columbus Raymond Jarvis Kirk France Mansfield Mt. Liberty Ralph Nice Big Run John Martin K. H. France Homer France Athens Ed Wiliams Camp Washington

Local Social News and Wedding Report

Dexter Musser and family from Springfield visit Mr. and Mrs. Amos and family. William Murray of South Bloomfield stays with C E Murray and relatives. Miss June Dunfee of Rutland visits the Cooks. Wade Halliday and Anna Bowen marry in Huntington West Virginia on Wednesday.

Russell Musser Springfield W. R. Amos William Murray South Bloomfield C. E .Murray June Dunfee Rutland Mrs 8S. C. Cook Wade Halliday W. R. Halliday Anna Bowen Harrisonville Huntington W. Va

Seventh Anderson Graves reunion held at O Shaughnessy Dam

The seventh annual Anderson Graves reunion gathered on Sunday August 6 at O Shaughnessy Dam in Columbus. Attendees included numerous Andersons Linscotts Duffys Clarks and Grays from Amesville Chauncey Glouster Westerville Chillicothe Kenton Ray and Dun Kirk with many children present.

Anderson- Graves O'Shaughnessy Dam Columbus Orlando Anderson Fred Anderson Max Amesville Arza Linscott Israel Carol Clyde Easler Warren Hooper Ridge Harry Linscott Thelma Harold Howard Chauncey Dorothy Westerville Joe Meade Elizabeth Daniels Ernest Cartwright Glouster Gill

Shute Seeks Divorce From Wife in Huntington Case

Cleveland Aug. 21 Herman D. Shute golf professional and father of H. Densmore Shute filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Alice Ella Shute of Huntington West Virginia charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty.

Cleveland Herman D. Shute H. Densmore Shute Alice Ella Shute Huntington W. Va

Seamans Gather for Reunion in Lancaster

The sixth annual reunion of the Buckley Seaman descendants met Aug. 20 at Rising Park Lancaster with 27 attendees. Officers D O Seaman Springfield president J E Seaman New Vienna vice president Frances Seaman Athens secretary treasurer and arrangements committee were kept. Next gathering set for Aug. 1934 at the same location on the third Sunday in August. Guests included J E Seaman and son Robert Carl Deck Will Elliott and Raymond Floyd Alice Brown Marjorie Catherine Haddox Gladys Vaughn Harrold Vaughn W E B Seaman Edward Seaman Flora Murphy Angie Boring Will Bobo John Ludweil William Saum Freda Minter Neta Stauffer.

Jessee and Artaliss Buckley Seaman Rising Park Lancaster Shelter House D. O. Seaman Springfield J. E. Seaman New Vienna Frances Seaman Bobo Athens Robert Carl Deck Will Elliott Raymond Ida Alice Brown Floyd Roy Haddox Marjorie Catherine Columbus Guy Vaughn Gladys Harrold W. EB. Seaman Edward Seaman Flora Murphy Angie Boring Will Bobo John Ludweil Buchtel William Saum Freda Minter Clarksburg W. Va Neta Stauffer

Dog Guards Body of Mate Killed by Auto

A shepherd dog stood watch for five hours over the body of its mate at a Cincinnati street intersection after a car struck and killed one dog. The surviving dog remained beside the body until police removed it.

Cincinnati

The Enzymes Tat Mystery in Everyday Life

A mysterious natural substance labeled as an enzyme is described as present in all living cells including the mouth and stomach and found in malt, hops and yeast. The text hints at a universal role of this enzyme in biological processes and fermentation materials.

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