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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

2

Pomeroy Bend Advertising Drive Urged by Rotary Leader

M S McAllister new Middleport Rotary president urged promoting Pomeroy Bend as a tourist center. He proposed home education, guided tours including a coal mine and salt plant, scenic Breezy Heights road, river camps, boat houses, and organized ads to attract visitors. He stressed community cooperation before abroad promotion. Miss Kathleen Thomas left for Oak Hill after visiting relatives in Pomeroy Bend.

Pomeroy Bend Rotary Head Pomeroy Salt Anq McAllister Middleport Bend Salt Center Syracuse Beach

Multiple Out-of-Town Visitors Attend Rutland Rites

Mrs. Dee Ward travels from Los Angeles toward Middleport as relatives gather in Rutland for Charlies Smith funeral. A group from Covington Virginia visits J O Leonard while other locals host guests and plan extended stays at homes on Grav el Hill and Walnut Street.

Dee Ward Miss McNaughton Los Angeles Middleport H. E. Bush Kathleen A. A. Dillard Bill Dillard Don Allen Zanesville Hilah A. H. Bradbury Frank Pfadid Francis Smith Kathryn Helen Piadad Covington Severn Leonard Placid M. E Rutland Miles C. W. Clark Carla John A. Kent Columbus Clark Mr. Kent Charles McDaniels Fort Wayne Ind Frank Betz Will Reed Lee McComas Gravel Hill Locust Street Frank Vroman Bridge Club Walnut Street

Mrs. Parsons Dies in Tuberculosis Plague

Mrs. George Parsons, 28 years old, died at her Gravel Hill home after a three year bed confinement from tuberculosis. She leaves husband two daughters Geraldine and Ernestine a son Jack and her father Henry C. Roush plus brother Lewis Roush. Funeral held at Heath M E Church with burial at Lone Oak Cemetery near Pt Pleasant W Va.

Middleport George Parsons Gravel Hill Geraldine Ernestine Jack Henry C. Roush Lewis Roush Heath M. EB Lone Oak Pt. Pleasant W. Va

Ebersbach-Davis couple wed in Huntington ceremony

Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Mary Helen Ebersbach and John Davis, both of Middleport, at Huntington on Tuesday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Orville Holsey of the Huntington Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ebersbach and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis.

Middleport Mary Helen Ebersbach John Davis Huntington Orville Holsey Huntington Baptist Church Clarence Ebersbach Ralph Davis Concord Church Grove Leander Koona Athens Pauch Prylis Iirfield Choir Church of Christ Mabel Smith Virginia McQuade J. W. Wemmer Congress Run O. B. Boudinet Joe Antie Concord Sawyer D. M. Sawyer Jacksonville Sunday Creek Dover Township Morgan Counties Ohio Paul Davis Virgene Boudinot Richard Newark Davis Gilbert Boudinot Amesville Ralph Channell Mildred Weiss Mabel Kittle Edward Weiss Crescent Ridge Wichita Kansas W. M. Barnett Shattuck Okla Kentucky Miss Weiss Miss Kittle Vaughn Earich Sunday Creek Mine Earich Trimble W. P. Boudinot New Lexington C. H. Boudinot Allen Chadwell Oris Clara Misner Hazel Willis Madalin Border Norabell Stahl Helen Russell May Howard Kathryn Dorothy Gillespie Pauline Tracy Marietta Chadwell Messrs Willard Border Robert Russell Ernest Richard Howard Lewis Clarence Tracy John Rankin Gerald McDaniel Woodrow Simpson Glen Ray Cris Chadwell James Gillespie Don Chadwell Sally Ernest Chadwell Homer Tracy

Army Band Heads to Evans Fair from Fort Thomas

Two army trucks carried the 10th Infantry Band of Fort Thomas Kentucky across the Ohio River Bridge toward Evans West Virginia for the Evans Fair. The band, a frequent radio feature, was slated as the leading attraction drawing Legion members and Western Meigs County residents to the annual Jackson Ohio event.

Pomeroy Lower Pomeroy Ohio River Bridge 10Th Infantry Fort Thomas Evans W. Va Ripley Evans Fair American Legion Jackson W. Ve West Virginia Ohio Meigs County Legion Middleport

Old Engines Are Turning to Junk on Hobson Spur

Several locomotives idle on a spur below Hobson, property of John B. Lindsey heirs. Once overhauled seven years ago, the engines now rust and decay, with parts stolen by visitors as they waste away, likely to become junk and metal for future scrapping.

Lindery Hobson Pomeroy Apur John B. Lindsey Dana Gatewood Lindsey Farm

Slaughter House Under Construction in Pomeroy

Construction of a new slaughter house in Naylors Run began this week for Philip Meier who has long operated a butcher business in Pomeroy along the Ohio riverfront.

Pomeroy Naylors Run Philip Meier

Juvenile held for questioning in possible assault case

Weyland Covert, 16, was taken to Pomeroy county jail after an alleged assault on Grooks McKinley, 15. He was released after questioning by Juvenile Officer Harvey L. French but could be returned if charges are filed by the McKinley family.

Middleport Weyland Covert Pomeroy Grooks McKinley Harvey L. French McKinley

Liggetts Hold Third Reunion At Athens County Fairgrounds

The third annual Liggett Laughlin reunion was held Sunday at the Athens County Fairgrounds. About seventy relatives and friends attended a picnic and supper. Attendees included many Liggett and Laughlin family members from Chillicothe Rutland The Plains Fisher Sugar Creek Cea ter Ridge Willow Creek and Athens. Three births and one death were reported. The oldest attendee was Miss Barbara Liggett and the youngest Janet Louise Laughlin. A next reunion is planned for the third Sunday in August at the same venue.

Liggett-Laughlin Athens County Fairgrounds Charles Laughlin Chillicothe Kenneth Leach Janet Louise Rutland Walter Liggett Branch Liggett Charlies Liggett Columbus Willie Liggett Irene Charles Warren Barry Liggett Opal Donna Dave the Plains Alex Liggett Fisher Clerence Liggett Mary Ella Walter Sugar Creek John Dillinger Ceater Ridge Bob Mulpas Barbara Lois Billy Union Oscar Dillinger Floyd Lloyd Willow Creek Ella Dillinger Jennie Mabiel Charles Oliver Wai's Eileen Barbara Tiggett Alfred Laughlin Clarks Chapel Henry Hoodlett Harold Roy Charlies Cooper Will Cooper J. L. Duncan Aldine Dwight James Max Lowell Patterson Phyllis Laughlin Mary Laughlin Earl Sprag

Dore Beegle In Hospital After Eye Operation

Dore Beegle was taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus Tuesday for an eye operation and is reported in critical condition. His brother Elmer Beegle says doctors anticipate additional treatment beyond the eye operation.

Doref Beegle Pomeroy Dore Beegle St. Francis Hospital Columbus Elmer Beegle Beeglie

Bell Histories Mark Pomeroy Church Bells in Local Lore

In 1897 the Washington Hall bell at Mason City Pomeroy traces back to West Columbia, where it rang for church and salt furnace calls. The West Columbia brick church was built in 1836 by Rev. Moses Michael, first United Brethren in Mason County. The Pomeroy area also recalls a Simp son M E Church bell from the steamer City of Wheeling wrecked in 1856.

Pomeroy Washington Mason City West Columbia United Brethren Church Moses Michael United Brethren Mason County Pomeroy Bend Alleghenies Simpson M. E Wheeling

Exploring Our Own Ohio the Hudson of Ohio

The Muskingum River from Zanesville to Marietta is described as the Hudson of Ohio a broad lazy valley with dams and locks built nearly a century ago. Highlights include boating fishing camping at Beverly and Marietta the Rathbone elm the Rufus Putnam house and Ohio Land Company offices. The region offers easy scenic travel and weekend recreation.

Ohio Zanesville Marietta Muskingum Beverly America Rufus Putnam Ohio Land Company Muskingum Valley

Concord Church home-coming and Sawyer reunion report

The Concord Church home-coming drew a large crowd with a noon picnic and musical program. The Sawyer family reunion near Jacksonville attracted over a hundred, with Charles Sawyer presiding and officers retained for another year.

Tracy Family Tidings From Columbus Visit

Thomas Tracy and Mr and Mrs Robert Carpenter of Columbus are mentioned with Miss Pauline Tracy visiting relatives in Columbus.

Thomas Tracy Robert Carpenter Columbus Pauline Tracy

Piano Recital Set at Rutland High School Auditorium

Mrs. C G Chapman presents pupils Elaie Roush June Carter Dorothy Colwell Alta Wil Ruth Wil Kathleen McGhee Richard Canadey Dorothy Chase Mary Barton Elizabeth King Mildred Miller Ice Miller Iola Lede Bernice Legme Jean Chapman Elizabeth Chapman Aug 2 Friday evening all welcomed at Rutland High School Auditorium

Rutland C. G. Chapman Rutland High School Elaie Jeanne Roush June Annn Carter Dorothy Mae Colwell Alta Wil Ruth Wil Kathleen McGhee Richard Canadey Dorothy Chase Mary Louise Barton Elizabeth King Mildred Miller Clarice Miller Iola Lede Bernice Leg

Carpenter Baptist Church Sets September Birthday Supper

The Carpenter Baptist Church will host a quarterly birthday supper on the evening of September 1 at the church. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Carpenter Carpenter Baptist Church

Revival at Rutland Pentecostal Church Draws Crowds

Large crowds attend the revival led by Rev. Roy Johnson known as The Kentucky Wonder at the Rutland Pentecostal Church. Attendees travel from Burlingham Pomeroy and Middleport. Eva Taylor serves as pastor and is pleased with the interest shown.

Rutland Pentecostal Roy Johnson Kentucky Burlingham Pomeroy Middleport Eva Taylor

Bridge Club Meeting Held with Mrs Elia Miller

The Contract Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Elia Miller in Pomeroy.

Contract Bridge Club Elia

Radox Bath Promises Foot Comfort and Pain Relief

A vintage ad claims Radox Bath liberates feet from corns callouses and hard skin. It promises soreness and burning vanish after 3 or 4 baths over consecutive nights, leaving strong feet that won’t return to agony. Quick's Cut Rate Store and leading druggists sell Radox.

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