John Wright Pleads Guilty On Intoxication Charge
John Wright pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Lax Monday. He paid a $25 fine plus costs.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1924
Page
3
John Wright pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Lax Monday. He paid a $25 fine plus costs.
The dedication committee of the American Legion sent notices to fraternal and civic organizations asking a representative attend Friday at 7 30 p m at post headquarters. They will discuss plans for the dedication of the new Legion building on October 23 and seek cooperation from all orders.
John Jones age 60, a Murray City resident, died Monday around 11 a m at his home. He is survived by a widow and six children. sister of Mrs Grace Wright, Isaac and Walter Warner of Nelsonville. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Miss Mamie Ruscoe left for Tucson after visiting here. Mrs Lloyd Evans returned from Long Beach W Va with her mother Mrs William Reese who will visit at the manse.
The Mc Govern Nelsonville shoe company held its annual meeting Monday at the Y M C A. The current board and officers were reelected. A financial report showed earnings and the factory's strong progress. A dividend on preferred stock may be voted soon.
Nelsonville breeders swept the show with 15 firsts and 10 seconds as Welch & Eberle claimed top prizes in Light and Dark Plymouth Rocks. H J Long, Roy Sayres, and W L Morrison also earned multiple firsts while remaining post office colleagues in Athens.
Relatives here announced the death of Roy Morris who passed away that morning in Chicago after a three week stay there following a 18 month illness in Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota. Morris was a pharmacist by training and formerly worked at Fountain Pharmacy. He leaves a widow a mother and two brothers. Friends and relatives recall his kindness and mourn the loss.
Mr and Mrs Chris Wagner of Buchtel announce the marriage of their daughter Eublia to Mr Cl Gordon of Zanesville Ohio The wedding will take place September 3 at the Wesner home in Buchtel
The Eudora chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple this evening.
Pearl Graham is in attendance at the State Fair this week, joining visitors and enjoying exhibits and events.
M. and Mrs. Milt Bayles and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Barber spent Sunday at McArthur enjoying a family outing and social time together.
The foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church entertained Monday evening at Mrs Retta Howe’s home for Mrs Emma Wilson who leaves for Pittsburgh. A sociable evening followed by refreshments was enjoyed. Mrs Tifft presented Mrs Wilson with a bar pin on behalf of the ladies.
Glouster Mrs. Fred Brunton is in a serious condition at Grant Hospital Columbus after an appendicitis operation. She was taken to the hospital by Mrs. Matthew Horner and Mrs. Nick Brunton. Her husband Fred Brunton left St. Clairsville to be with her.
Mrs J D Willey aged 52 sister to Shelton Andrew of this city died Wednesday in Wamego Kansas after an operation. Born in Dover township she left this county about 38 years ago for Kansas. Her husband was from Trimble township. This marks the third sister of Mr Andrew to die after an operation.
Frank Morrison of the Modoc vicinity was taken to White Cross hospital in Columbus Monday afternoon for an appendicitis operation. He was accompanied to the hospital by his brother.
Mrs. W. E. Ferguson with her three sons Dayton Harmon and Culver left Tuesday to return to near Indianapolis ending a visit with Mrs. Ferguson's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Drake and other relatives in the area.
Mrs Chris Day and her three children Frances Eleanor and Jack of Columbus were the over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W W Wallace.
Postmaster and Mrs H F Ham Bel are Columbus visitors today, adding to a busy schedule of city meetings and local engagements. The couple toured downtown landmarks and met with community leaders to discuss postal service improvements.
Mrs. T. R. Williams, summoned by her mother Mrs. Definbaugh's illness, left for Canton on Tuesday to resume residence there.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Morris Jr announce the birth of a son on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glenn McDonald of Corning visited Monday with Mr and Mrs T G McDonald. Tom Noon visits Columbus today. Mr and Mrs Albert Gaskella welcome a son born Thursday. Co K Rockhold opens a new drive in filling station south of the South High street railroad crossing Tuesday.
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives from Columbus Clarksburg and Cincinnati. Notable items include Blanche Woodruff and granddaughter from Columbus returning home, Joe Byers visiting Chauncey, Inez Hawk traveling to Columbus for the state fair, and the birth of a daughter to Elmer and wife in Jacksonville. Local families hosted dinners picnics and quilting events at area homes and churches.
Mrs. George Shafer hosts a church meeting in Beaumont at 1 30. The Schildman family visits Columbus before returning to Cincinnati. Mrs. Tinklepaugh returns to Middleport after attending to her sister’s illness in Chauncey. Anne Snodden’s death prompts Mur ry City trip. T R Hamilton and Dean visit New Marshfield while Mrs Hamilton visits Athens. Saffell family returns to Bucyrus after Chauncey visit.
The Logan carbon hill degree team of the Odd Fellows lodge will confer the First Degree at the local chapter meeting Tuesday evening. Officers urge a large attendance to witness the Carbon Hill team, described as a strong unit, perform the degree work.
During a Friday night electrical storm a lightning bolt struck a 20 inch electric line through Washington township. The bolt hit the hill behind the William Hansel home on Logan Sori and Pike, igniting grass that burned fiercely until noon Saturday. Residents observed a column of flames lighting the countryside.
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and daughter with Mrs Ida Smith left Logan Monday for a weeklong vacation. They plan to visit Cleveland and other lake front cities by car, driving through to resort areas and lake points.
Deputies Brandt and Farbeam arrested John Marcovite John Kolesczar and Dan Kovat in Haydenville after a search found 110 bottles of home brew and two gallons of whiskey. Authorities expect possession and manufacture charges. Additional brew was alleged to be in production. The trio were placed in the city lockup.
Word came to Logan Monday that Representative Joe Brashares was very ill at his home in Enterprise. The illness was sudden as he was in Logan greeting friends Saturday evening and a slight improvement was reported Monday afternoon.
Carl Stuart age 22 a lawyer from Rockbridge and Gladys Risch age 18 at home in Rockbridge are identified in a local legal filing. The document lists their ages occupations and residence as part of an ongoing case.
Karshner and Tisdale near Laurelville faced Justice Miller Monday after pleading guilty to three charges. Tisdale charged with possession and transporting intoxicating liquor. each affidavit carried 250 dollars and costs. Karshner fined 200 dollars for possession. Police stopped them Saturday night as they neared Laurelville. they allegedly dumped a gallon jug of colored whiskey before being seized.
Rev J W Blair used slides to show how rural churches are gaining life across the United States. He said city churches rely on rural communities and urged making the rural church the hub of community life for mutual growth.
Relatives were notified of the death of John Risley 50 at Gallipolis on Monday. His father George Risley of this city has made arrangements to have the body brought to Logan for burial. Funeral plans were not yet announced when the article was written.
Mrs J B Cherrington of Miami Florida arrived in Logan for an extended visit with her sons Mrs Jy B and M H Cherrington. She plans to spend the winter here despite advanced age. The article notes several local social visits and trips by residents including funerals and weekend gatherings.
A major Welch West Virginia blaze caused about 200000 in damage in the business district today. The Welch hotel and six business houses were destroyed as investigators probe the fire's undetermined origin after the flames were brought under control.
A furious hurricane struck New York causing slippy streets and endangered pedestrians. Telephone poles and signs were wrecked, windows shattered, sewers choked, and waves pounded the waterfront as residents grabbed belongings and moved inland. Three men were rescued from a sinking yacht.
Citizens met at Sugar Creek Methodist church to discuss fall and winter relief for miners and families in the district. Mines on Sugar Creek have been idle since last spring causing unemployment and needs for food clothing and books for rural schools starting Sept 8. The miners union and Red Cross provide some aid, but more is needed immediately. Committees seek additional assistance and arrangements allow miners to load coal for home use this winter.
Registration of Rome Town High School will be held on Monday September 1 at 8:80 AM. All students are asked to register at this time.
A Sunday reunion gathered relatives at the Windy Hill homestead owned by Walter and Allen Hunter. Attendees included Ida Hunter Fuller Pekin Lt Walter Hunter Susan Baughman Arthur Hunter and many Hunter clan members. A noon dinner and social time followed as plans were made for an annual event with Allen Hunter as chair and Althea Hunter as secretary.
Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, denounced the United States Big Brother attitude toward Latin American nations today before the Institute of Politics meeting in Williamstown Massachusetts in August 1926.
A British statistician estimates that national wealth in the United States rose by 72.2 percent between 1912 and 1922, reflecting a substantial postwar expansion and economic growth.
Funeral services for Mrs J A Smith will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Mt Zion Baptist church with burial in West Union street cemetery.
An advertisement claims Naga Tone cleanses the body and builds energy for weakened states. It promises greater stamina, nerves, sleep, and red blood, with a 20 day guarantee refund if no improvement. Customers urged to buy and try, returning leftovers for money back.
In Akron the judge of the domestic relations court tells a 150 pound husband that his 96 pound wife will run the home. The husband admits surrendering all wages to his wife and the judge warns him to claim his rights and support the household.
Washington Aug 26 The American round the world flight from Greenland to Indian Harbor Labrador will be delayed until Thursday August 23. Lowell Smith reports from the air service chief that the planes are being prepared in first class condition for the flight to the American continent.
The oldest schoolmaster in England is D R Davies of Radnorshire, aged 90, acknowledged for his long teaching career.
The Secretariat announced Ecuador is expected to be reinstated into the League Nations at next month’s meeting, marking a return after a period of exclusion and aligning with ongoing diplomatic efforts in Geneva.
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