Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1934

Page

3

Fire impacts Mine No 1 productivity in Ohio region

SvILLE December 7 The fire damaged two mines for several months and the remaining Mine No 1 reached a capacity of about 1300 tons daily This week workers at the Stephenson forept Frank Day and boss inside are cited for operations Cross Church prize bazaar proceeds listed with donors and prizes including merchandise wave discounts and subscriptions.

Sville Ohio Tie Stephenson Frank Day Cross Church Walter Shirley Bradley Ed Lantz Adam Mateskella Frank Yonsko Carl Carey Bob Wolfe Fred Smith Z. H. Elder Alan- McCann the Glouster Press Russell Los Ramos Edwards Ann Baramo Andy Burk Joseph Alimo Cash McCreanor Bernadine

Annual football banquet set for Tuesday at high school

The football squad banquet and dance will be held in the high school auditorium next Tuesday night. The event begins promptly at 6:80 o clock and reservations may be made until noon Tuesday.

Glouster

Local Union to Meet at Greens Run School Building

Local Union No. 648 UMW of A will meet at Greens Run School Building Saturday at 1 PM. Election of choosing international officers will be held next Tuesday regardless of mine work. All members to vote, officers state.

Local visits span several towns over Thanksgiving weekend

Guysville residents Mr. and Mrs. William Yeager from Corning visited Mrs. A. A. Campbell. Marion's Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk visited his sister Mrs. Minnie Christy. Pomeroy'S Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finsterwald visited Mrs. Margarite Campbell. Athens guest Miss Mary Edwards stayed with her uncle C. E. Kincade. Richard Campbell, child of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, had tonsil and adenoid surgery in Athens. Wilbur Harmore family and Richard Snow of Columbus vacationed with Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Snow family.

William Yeager Corning A. A. Campbell John Hawk Marion Minnie Christy Paul Finsterwald Pomeroy Finsterwald Marguérite Campbell Mary Edwards Athens C. E. Kincade Richard D. A. Campbell Wilbur Harmore Susanne Richard Snow Columbus D. C. Snow

Ex-Glouster Man Has $1,250 Ticket

W. D. Coey of Akron, formerly of Glouster, held half interest in a sweepstake ticket worth 1250 as reported to his relatives. Coey and an Akron partner shared a ticket that won 2500. The Coeys own Spring Street property in Glouster where they formerly resided after moving to Akron years ago.

Glouster W. D. Coey Akron Mr. Coey Spring Street Glouste

Kelly Rites Attract Out of Town Attendees

Out of town mourners attended the Foster Kelly funeral including Alfred Jonas and family from Germantown, Nellie Kelly from Dayton, Harry Morgan and family, Billy and Louise Swartz, William and Betty Brown of Corning, Frank Kelly and Fred Kelly of Newark, Harry Kelly, Laurence Gibbs from Nelsonville and others from Columbus.

Glouster Foster Kelly Alfred Jonas Alfred, Jr Robert Germantown Nellie Kelly Dayton Harry Morgan Howard Morgan Billy Swartz Louise Swartz William Brown Betty Brown Corning Frank Kelly Fred Kelly Newark Harry Kelly Nelsonville Laurence Gibbs Columbus

Local Social Notes From Reedsville District

Bashan families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving visits as Nelson Torrence and Roland Torrence hosted kin. Descriptions include Edytha Stout visiting Ruth Orr, Deslan White visiting parents, and teachers resignations. A newborn son died after birth with aTuesday service and Sutton Cemetery burial.

Mrs. Stephenson Undergoing Treatment for Eye Rupture

Mrs. Joe Stephenson of Walnut Hill is receiving medical care for a ruptured blood vessel in her left eye, with treatment underway and condition monitored by doctors.

Glouster Joe Stephenson Walnut Hill

Christmas Gift Trends for Women in Stylish Hosiery and Accessories

Fashion notes describe festive hosiery and gift ideas for women this Christmas. Featured items include sheer hose in witchery and other shades, tailored leather slippers, marabou accents, and dainty crepe slippers. Also listed are ski boots, blanket wool outfits, and hostess gowns with satin and crepe pajamas in bright colors.

Charles Woodworth

Tucker Burial Rites In Athens Saturday

Mrs. Lorene C. Tucker 31 wife of Walter A Tucker artist with The Columbus Dispatch died in a Columbus hospital after injuries from a Bexley auto wreck. Services at the family home in Bexley Saturday 10 a.m. Burial in Cook family plot near Athens beside her father William Cook. She leaves two children, her husband, mother, four sisters near Columbus and a brother in Texas.

Athens West Union Street Lorene C. Tucker Walter A Tucker The Columbus Dispatch William Cook Tucker Emma Cook Mary Morrison Robert Cook Canaanville Road Columbus Texas

Local Family Visits and Gatherings Across Town

Sumner John Vanmeter remains it. Mary Cole of Marietta spent the weekend at her home here. Freda Cole and Francis Evans were in Middleport Friday. Francis Evans and Guy Cole spent Thanksgiving with the A. L. Cole. Joe Christy spent Thursday with the Jack Pullins and family.

John Vanmeter Mary Cole Marietta Freda Cole Francis Evans Middleport Guy Cole A. L. Cole

Thanksgiving News and Local Visits in Sharpsburg Area

A rain fell in the Sharpsburg vicinity as residents shared holiday visits. Lucy Huffman of Nelsonville stayed with sister Mrs. George Hanson and family. Leota Strode hosted relatives including her father and mother J A McPeak, Web McPeak’s family, Rosemary Faye and John, Leonard McPeak, and Bernard Walter on Thanksgiving Day. Floyd Grimes of Canton visited his parents R A Grimes and wife. Leota Strode and family attended a Bartlett sale with Lillian Bardin and Earl Dickson. Bardin and Chloe Harris joined a Cutler PTA meeting. Clarence Kerns and daughter Opal spent Sunday with Hiram and Mrs. Thompson. Warren Hanson’s prayer meeting was held Friday night. Delbert and Glen White with Myron Keney hosted Thanksgiving visitors from Columbus. A donation party for Reverend Long was held Saturday. Elton Beard of Columbus and Carl Beard of Xenia spent several days with their parents Joe Beard family.

Lucy Huffman Nelsonville George Hanson Leota Strode J. A. McPeak Web McPeak Rosemary Faye John Leonard McPeak Bernard Walter Floyd Grimes Canton R. A. Grimes Burl Vera Strode Lillian Bardin Earl Dickson Dayton Goddard Bartlett Chloe Harris Cutler Clarence Kerns Opal Hiram Thompson Warren Hanson Delbert White Glen White Columbus Myron Keney Reverend Long Elton Beard Carl Beard Xenia Joe Beard

Bridge Club Entertained by Miss Helen Green at 34 Main

Miss Helen Green hosted her Bridge Club on Wednesday evening at 34 Main Street. Evelyn Deal won the high score prize. a vanity case was given as a hostess gift. Refreshments and plans for the Christmas party were discussed. Kathryn Welle attended as a guest.

Glouster Helen Green Main Street Miss Green Evelyn Deal Kathryn Welle Marie Anne Marjorie Anderson Velma Barstow Evelyn Lillian Deal Merle Danford Helen Earich Una Miller Eleanor Sharick Edithe Wolfe Green

Bedford Institute Held During Week

Bedford merchants and residents note the Farmers Institute event at Hemlock Grove with programs for a capacity crowd. Notable items include illness updates on John Baxter and Earl Stout recovery reports, while prize winners Doris Story Charles Henderson Avery St Clair earned top placements in the poster contest.

Bedford Farmers’ Institute Hemlock Grove John Baxter Everett Whaley Town Meigs County F. M. Whaley Earl Stout Warrick Midkiff Emerson Wells Dale Hart Athens Robert Perry Jerseyville F. J. Violet Darwin School Doris Story Charles Henderson Avery St. Clair Clyde White R. E. Whaley Kerry Day Kblaine King Tuppers Plains

Guysville Girls Donate Food for Booth Festival Donation

Epworth League members of the M. E. Church collected fruits and vegetables for the Booth Festival at Jackson. Joe and Bob Chapman delivered the donation to White Cross Hospital in Columbus and the Children’s Home at Worthington, with further distribution planned.

Guysville Epworth League The M. E. Church Jackson Joe Bob Chapman White Cross Hospital Columbus Worthington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sonville Allon Coma Glouster—Local Union Mickle Jens Tire and Accessory CO Home & Savings Assa Majestic Theatre Kelly Bashan Nelson Torrence Reedsville Roland Torrence Anna Singers Old Town A. H. Bailey Dale Rhodes New Brighton Edytha Stout Ruth Orr Floyd Adams Zanesville Jim Pearson Ashland Albert Pearson Deslan White Ed White Lyda Mae Pearson Roy Pearson Racine Roy McCullough Paul Orr Pep. Lacey Williams Rose of Columbus V. C. Rose L. M. Thiess Thur Orr H. V. Tucker Moffett Sutton Cemetery Clifford Ashley George Ashley Will Sorden Highcoal W. Va Santa Claus Willie Sumner Joe Christys Jack Pullins and Vrank Borzage Dick ‘Powell Ruby Keeler Pat O'Brien Are K Coats Dobbs Tanke Lly Oxfords Congoleur Wores Nashua Sharpsburg Bedford Institute M. E. Church Hospital Merwin Bryson Esther Mae Hamden O. O. Bryson E. I. Bean PD A Norris Hattie Kincade Fiva Norris Mra Kenneth Christy Nita Kay Parkersbare Charles Christy Continental Distilling Corporation Philadelphia
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication