Messenger Correspondents Gather Local Items
Bedford Mr and Mrs George McCumbr and daughter Lelia spent May. Ry Charlie Sip Clair and family Ma and Mrs H B Picket are a few days in Pitpureh. Wilbur Williams of allons visits Whaley. Virgie Blackwoods suffers blood poison on the finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCumbr Ang
Lelia
Momay Ry
Charlie SipClair
H. B. Picket
Pitpureh
Wilbur Williams
Allons
Wwd
Whaley
Marriage of Maurine Eloros to Jo Williams in Akron
Mr and Mrs Stones announce the marriage of their daughter Maurine Eloros to Jo Williams in Akron. The couple will reside at 912 Pecan Avenue Barperton where Williams works for Sterling Rubber. Mrs Laf Hewitt fell Friday and broke her arm.
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Maurine
Eloros
Joor ‘Williams
AkroSaturday
Williama
L. Woodworth
Athens
Williams
Pecan Avenue
Barperton
Willams
Local residents visit relatives and exchange homes
Elizabeth Vansky visited her brother in Lan as the first of the week. Miss Margaret Scott of Columbus visited her aunt Mrs. James Jenkin. Lew Gooden exchanged his First street home with Garfield Brooke for a Krex township farm. Mrs Brooks moves to town for nearer school with her children. Mrs Thomas Potts and Emma Johnson of Nelsonville spent Wednesday and Thursday with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry Bond
Tattle Tocking
Ardine Shus
Athens
Elizabeth Vansky
Lanas
James McKibben
Agiter
Helen
J. Co. Werth
Wesley
Wesk
Margaret Scott
Columbus
Jamsennis
Lew Gooden
First Street
Garfield Brooke
Krex Township
Brooks
Thomas Potts
Emma Johnson
Nelsonville
Missionary Visit Highlights Indian Conditions
Miss Patterson, a long time India missionary and former Jacksonville high school teacher, spoke about living conditions there. Local Methodist women prepared clothing and gifts for India to be delivered at Christmas. The Jacksonville school plans to open September 6 with the first four grades retained and Miss Sylvia Gaskalla to teach at Taylor Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patterson
India
Jacksonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will Hill
Zelma
Cambridge
Janna Luther
Joe Judson
Lancaster
Judson
J. W. Plummer
U. E
Columbus
Washington Avenue
John Heizer
Sylvia Gaskalla
Wil Gaskallagvill
Taylor Ridge
Pratt's Fort social notes highlight local visits
Mr and Mrs Elmer Goldsberry and children visited Mrs Sarah Goldsberry Sunday. Mrs Will Colmer visited Friday with Mrs Harry Smith. Mrs 5 J Smith and son Carl were guests of Mrs Serebh Golda berry Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Glennie Wetherby visited her parents. Friday morning Edna Sanborn and niece Louise Morrin of Urbara visited relatives here. Lucile Colburn returned home after visiting relatives in the northern part of the state. Fraley Fot visited friends in Jerseyville Sunday. Finia Wingett and Chilli cothe visitors of Wayne Wingett. Florence Meeks recently guest of Vin ton Meeks. Mary Gossett visiting granddaughter Mrs Wayne Wingett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Goldsberry
Sarah Goldsberry
Fred White
Will Gilkey
Will Colmer
Harry Smith
J. Smith
Carl
Serebh Goldaberry
Glennie Wetherby
Are Goldaberry
Edna Sanborn
Mise Louise Morrin
Urbara
Lucile Colburn
Fraley Fot
Jerseyville Suncy
Finia Wingett
Cothe
Wayne Wingett
Florence Meeks
Vinton Meeks
Mary Gossett
Charles Westcott
Adgnaville
Dorothy Keys
J.smith
Migre
Jeblsarson
G. C. Shellman
Cambus
Fred Biehl
Kate Turner
The
Garden
Alma Goldsberry
Mary Bur
Oscar Butts
Dayton
A. K. Newman
Springfield
Bertha van Nest
Dana van Nest
Sam Johnson
Near Chester
Eugene Wittiama
Columbus
Wilttemen
Fraley Fox
Virgene
Finsterwald family reunion announced for September 4
The Finsterwalds plan their fourth annual reunion at the Athena Felty grounds on Sunday September 4. Numerous relatives are listed as guests at various homes across Adgnaville and nearby towns as they visit family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsterwald
Fintserwald
Athena Fely
A Month s Asthma Treatment Proves Benefits of Asmura
A one month trial of Asmura claims to improve asthma in over ten percent of observed cases. The Anderson McCoy Laboratory in Highland Ohio advertises personalized attention through physician follow up and a questionnaire blank for patient case history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weite
Anderson- McCoy Laboratorio
Highland
Ohio
Local Notes On Visits and Family Movements
Taylor Ridge resident Vernice Welling returns from a ten day visit with Mrs Hazel Boudinot near Concord then to Dayton to see friends and relatives. Willike and Audra Chalfant travel to Columbus and Athens to visit relatives and plan vacations. Harvey Brammar moves to Athens. others attend the county fair with family members from Green's Run Cartwright and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice Welling
Hazel Boudinot
Concord
Dayton
Willike
Crooksmndle
Audra Chalfant
Athens
PR. B. Chalfant
Columbus
Irene Golding
Alfreda
Hildabrand
William Gaskaltie
Char Mackey
Minnia Welland
Atvbart
Burial for Mrs Augusta Brooks Remains In Athens
Mrs Augusta Brooks formerly of this county died at her daughter M Parker Hyde in Portsmouth. Her body returned to Athens and laid in Jagers undertakers chapel until funeral at Grahams Chapel Monday morning. Husband L W Brooks preceded her in death. son Guy Brooks of Athens and a Portsmouth daughter survive. She was born in Foald township and lived here most of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Brooks
M Parker Hyde
Portsmouth
Athens
Jagers’ Undertaking
Grahams = Chainl
L. W. Brooks
Guy Btooks
Brooks
Foal
Ashes of Sacco and Vanzetti to travel Europe after New York funeral
Sympathizers in New York and Europe to honor the executed anarchists. Ashes to be cremated after funeral procession in Boston and sent to New York then London Stockholm Berlin and other continental cities. Police and city officials clamp down on parade routes.
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Vanzetti
Sacco
New York
Europe
Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Sacco-Vanzetti
Comemittec
London
Stockholm
Berlin
State House
Pers Mit
Langone
Forest
Wills Cemetery
Defense Committee
Michal Crowley
Eek
Liquor in Hearse Stunned New Orleans Prohibition Crackdown
Prohibition agents uncovered 460 gallon cans of alcohol hidden in a hearse amid a distraught funeral procession on a New Orleans waterfront street. Mourners scattered as police arrived and the agents opened the hearse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gwan
Prohibition
Builders Irwin and Henry Chanin Rise on New York Skyline
Special to The Messenger profiles Irwin and Henry Chanin two ex servicemen who built a construction empire in New York City Their company has 20 million dollars in ongoing projects including the famed Roxy Theatre and plans a 60 story office tower They own seven theatres and operate five while expanding into engineering research Their offices resemble a drawing room and Irwin notes a dream fulfilled yet refuses to retire citing ongoing growth
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Hortense Saunders
New York
Henry I
Fort Skyways
U i
Smith Brothers
REC
Irwin
Henry
Brooklyn
Forty-second Street
Lexington Avenue
Chaning
Irwin Chanin
Search forces push to find missing Dole fliers
The light cruiser Omaha and eight destroyers head toward Hawaii to refuel then continue the search for the missing Dole planes. Submarine Tender Holland Mine Sweeper Ortlan and eight class submarines depart Honolulu for San Diego to cover drift waters and aid the search. Admiral Jackson and Rear Admiral John D. McDonald plan additional submarine searches around the Myriad islands.
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Wastlington
Ati
Omaha
Aix
Hawai
Dole
Eirola
Holland
Ortlan
Honolulu
San Diego
Jackson
John D. McDonald
Hawaiian Naval District
Myriad Islands
Hospital Notes Admits Several At Sheltering Army Hospital
The Sheltering Army hospital last week admitted Mrs Alfred Jeffers of Athens for treatment on Monday and Mrs Harvey Ramsey of 187 Franklin Avenue on Wednesday for tonsil and adenoid removal. Bert Fuller of New Plymouth and Jeff Lucas of Cotter underwent tonal and adenoid procedures and ruptured appendix surgery respectively. Convalescents include Mrs C P Clester of Athens and Mrs Ruth Bowers of Albany, with Mrs G B White and baby discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Bowers
Albany
G. B. White
Baby
Athens County Fair draws record four day attendance
A total of 14 257 persons paid admission fees to attend the Athens county fair over four days. Frank Biddle, secretary of the fair board, praised the fair’s success and said crowds exceeded average with enough funds to cover expenses. The largest turnout came on Friday with about 16 000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Frank Biddle
Fair Board
Local Athens Fair Attendance Record Stands
J L Dick of Columbus has attended the Athens county fair for many years except this year when a mistaken date caused him to miss the event. He closed his store to try to make the fair, but it ended before he could arrive. Dick, longtime Standard Oil agent in Nelsonville, is widely known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dick
Columbus
Athens County
Athens
Jack
Standard Oil Company
Nelsonville
Athens fair fireworks night ends without major incident
The event featured fireworks many rockets and a stray rocket over the crowd that landed near a concession tent without damage. Parking was tight with Friday and Thursday music by Athens high school band. Nine races entertained fans as officials prepared awards and only two intoxication arrests occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Racine
Baby Show Axed at Ohio State Fair Warned by Health Director
In Columbus authorities report an epidemic of infantile paralysis prompting Dr John H L Monger state health director to urge removal of the baby show at the upcoming fair. Health officials say 10 new cases bring the total to 780 with eight deaths. the aim is to protect infants from exposure.
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Columbus
Con- Rectan
John HL Monger
Ntate
Monger
Robbing
Studey
Massachusetts
Baverbill
Mass
Peden to Talk on Football Prospects at Club Meeting
Don Peden, head football coach at Onto University, discusses the upcoming season with members of the Hiv wenls club at the regular jrash in Hotel Barry Monday noon. He compares the team’s strength with other schools and Ohio Valley rivals and forecasts a period of showers as the week and year begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden
Don Peden
Onto University
Barry
Washington
Ohlo Valley
Menthy Gua White
Haynes Named President of New Fire Insurance Company
Roy Aza Haynes of Ohio, longtime federal prohibition commissioner, has become president of a new fire insurance company worth 2 000 900 dollars in Washington. Rumors linked him to the Anti-Saloon League after his government service. In Amsterdam, a Rotterdam dispatch reports Amsterdam mayor proclaimed a civil state of siege amid Sacco Vanzetti disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Washington
Roy Aza Haynes
Ohio
WMIL
SEIGE
Amsterdam
Holland
Rotterdam
Serge
Christian Churches Plan Athens County Convention at Nelsonville
The Disciples of Christ in Athens county will hold their annual convention at Nelsonville Christian Church on a September Friday. Representing churches include Nelsonville, Athens, Grouster, Chauncey, Trimble, New Athens, Green's Run, Taylor's Ridge, Hooper's Ridge, and Athine, with Carbon Hill and Oredon in Hocking county and Bishopville in Morgan county also involved. State representatives from Mra. A. Fr. Ghang of Cleveland and W. D. Ward of Cincinnati will attend, along with a state speaker on Stewardship and an open forum. Speakers include M. B. Chattey, I. S. Roberts, Homer Vian, G. B. Courtney, Miles Hoon, Pauline Flerce, and others. Topics cover Visitation Evangelism, the Rural Field, Missioning and Stewardship, Young People's Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ
Athens County
Nelsonville Christian Church
Nelsonville
Athens
Grouster
Chauncey
Trimble
New Marsiald
Green's Run
Taylor's Ridge
Hooper's Ridge
Athine
Carbon Hill
Ordreton
Hocking County
Bishoopville
Morgan Counity
Mra. A
Ouster
G. B. Courtney
Chaunety
Miles
Hoon
Glouster
Pauline Flerce
Non-Union Clay Workers Fail To Return To Work
Non-union clay workers did not report for work at the Ohio White Brick plant in New Lexington on April 27. Sheriff Harley NeNabb and deputies were present to prevent disorder after yesterday's demonstration by union slay workers. Pickets directed by P B Hurng of the Wahited Clay Workers union remain at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ohio White Brick Company
Harley NeNabb
Deputiez
P. B. Hurng
Wahited Clay Workers’ Union
Chicago gangsters freed amid habeas corpus ruling
A Chicago courtroom proceeding before Judge William J. Lindeay reviewed insanity evidence for Frank and Vincent Mon Erland, with remarks about Russia and a plan to force mental examinations on criminals. The McBirnand brothers declined further action, hoping to avoid a new purge of arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Vincent Mon Erland
William J." Lindeay
Russia
McBirnand
Pelica Hughes
Cone
Dinseanily
Marshall Fires Opening Gun To Uphold His Bill
Ohio politics move on the Marshall bill as State Senator L T Marshall declares a statewide campaign to restore to justices of the peace their former powers. He links the fight to prohibition and blasts automobile clubs backing the referendum.
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Marshall
Lorain
Upmtha
Supreme Court
L. T. Marshall
Ghia Evangelical Conference
George Berther- Cleveland
Pitt
Prohibition
Ohio Automobile Cluba
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