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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1929

Page

5

Christmas program and holiday visits in Athens society pages

Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its December meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with hostesses listed. The program featured Miss Goddard leading carols and Mrs. Cross presenting a paper on Christmas in Colonial Times. A Christmas offering for Tamassee School was taken and many local residents were noted arriving or visiting for Christmas, with multiple families visiting relatives in Athens and surrounding towns.

Nabby Lee Ames Daughters of American Revolution Chamber of Commerce J. R. Harvey Arthur Boyles J. A. Miller H. A. Junod G. E. White John Cross E. S&s. Koons Tamassee

Russia and China Sign Protocol to End Railway Dispute

A protocol signed at Habarovsk provides for immediate joint administration of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the withdrawal of Soviet forces from Manchuria. China and Russia release all prisoners since July, and consulates are to be reopened. A formal conference is set for January 25 to settle remaining issues.

Moscow U.2 Soviet Russia Habarovsk Tsai- Yun-Shen China Simonovsky Foreign Office Manchuria

Troy High Students Start School Newspaper Orange and Black

Troy High School students with journalism interest publish a school newspaper titled the Orange and Black. A recent issue outlines the advantages offered by the school.

Troy High Troy High School Orange and Black

Christmas Service Held At Home Here Inmates Celebrate

Chauncey residents at the County Home chapel held a Christmas service with 23 Gleaners' Class singers from Nelsonville, a vocal and piano solo, and a sermon by Rev. Ahlibrand. The ceremony featured a decorated tree and readings led by Mrs. Ahlibrand. Attendees included residents and visitors from Chauncey, Nelsonville, Athens, The Plains, and nearby areas. Naomi Bible Class to meet at The Plains home this evening with Mrs. Barrows as program leader.

Chauncey Gleaners’ Class Nelsonville Ahibrand Walter Whitlatch Howard Harvey Nye June Richardson Ahlibrand Charles Pickering Son Dix Steele Louisa Steel Karl Gibbs Athens Naomi Bible the Plains M. E. Church Floyd Linscott Barrows

Stalder Birthday Party Honored Gilbert in Chauncey

Mr and Mrs Mila C Stalder hosted a surprise tenth birthday party for their son Gilbert at their Main Street Chauncey home. The gathering included Norman Earich George Cline Mary Bell Melvin Bell Mary Beitelchies Helen Beitelchies Betty Jane Dickerson Carl Stalder Phyllis Cunningham Howard Linscott Margaret Ellen Smith Fritz Smith Jack Smith Letha Collins Helen Evans Kenneth Stalder Dorothy Stalder and the host family.

Chauncey Mila C. Stalder Main Street Gilbert Norman Earich George Cline Mary Bell Melvin Bell Mary Beitelchies Helen Beitelchies Betty Jane Dickerson Carl Stalder Phillis Cunningham Howard Linscott Margaret Ellen Smith Fritz Smith Jack Smith Letha Collins Helen Evans Kenneth Stalder Gilbert Stalder Clarence Dorothy Stalder Mrs. M. C. Stalder

Christmas Entertainment at Chauncey Bible School

Annual Christmas program by the Bible School of the Church of Christ in Chauncey featured a choir processional, readings of the Christmas story, and devo tions led by Rev. W Ahlbrand and Harvey Nye. Children including June Richardson and others presented songs and recitations.

Chauncey Bible School Church of Christ Floyd Nye W. Ahlbrand Harvey Nye Charles Ogg June Richardson Jimmie Junior Leiber Paul Porter Eva Ferrer Bissy Bill Baughman Mary E[llen Collins Floride Schultz Marie Fink Helen Evans Estella Cunningham Ralph Brown

Class Has Party Chauncey Christmas Meeting

Mipele Needle Club met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Sanders for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Officers elected: President Bertha Sanders, Vice President Mabel Mingus, Secretary Ida Hill, Treasurer Mae Wade. Members present included Herbert Mingus, Elizabeth Robinet, Mabel Sisson, James Love, Mae Wade, Nancy Sanders, Edith Heffkin, Lewis Sanders, P. D. Mill, and Clarence Sanders. Jennie Sanders attended as a guest.

Lewis Sanders P. D. Mill Clarence Sanders Jennie Sanders

York Township Attendance Leads in 1928 29

York Township led Athens County townships in attendance for the 1928 29 school year with 16 teachers and an average daily attendance of 97.8. H R McVay county schools superintendent spoke today. Pennants were awarded for attendance at Mud Rock one room school New Floodwood two room school and Doanville four room school.

York Township Athens County H. R. McVay Mud Rock New Floodwood Doanville

Singer Ray Howorth Selected for Minstrel Show in Parkersburg

New Lexington singer Ray Howorth was summoned to Parkersburg West Virginia to take a leading part in the New York Central R A minstrel show being staged there.

New Lexington Ray Howorth Parkersburg W. Va New York Central

Storm wrecks Transcontinental Air Transport plane

An Eastbound T A T passenger plane crashed in Indianapolis during a blizzard killing one man and injuring two passengers, D C Law and C M Kline, while eight others and two pilots were unharmed. Pilot W Burford blamed a gusty landing. the craft skidded, struck a stump, and one motor fell out en route from St Louis to Columbia Ohio.

Indianapolis Transcontinental Air Transport W. Burford Co. BF de Voe Burford St Louis Columbia Ohio

Christmas Radio Programs Deliver Fresh Holiday Cheer

Save programs for Christmas Day as three major radio networks air new and splendid holiday programs. The guides note readers without mail delivery can still enjoy the broadcasts and that schedules repeat tomorrow for convenient reference near the radio set.

Three Crooksville Men Find Whisky on Farm

While husking corn on the R. D. Browns farm near Crooksville, two Crookaville men found three one gallon jugs of corn whisky hidden in a wood grade. Brown said the whisky did not belong to him and noted he has been sought for husking work in recent days.

New Lexington R. D. Browns Farm Crooksville Crookaville Brown

Children Attend Rotary Party for Disabled Athens County Kids

Forty crippled children from Athens County were guests of the Athens Rotary Club at a Sunday party in Hotel Gerry. A large decorated Christmas tree and gifts were provided. Local students and performers entertained, with a missing pair fetched by health nurses from Hollister.

Athens County Athens Retary Club Gerry Thea Athens Messrs Beltard Andrew Nelson Kenneth Parnsworth Charles Woodworth H. W. Brooks Bardin Fields Pields Johnson Margaret Latterty Iris Young Ohio University Margaret Culpit Buchtel W. A. Carpenter Santa Clara May Judson Jacksonville Hollister

Elusive gunman targets women in Cleveland area

In Cleveland a gunman has wounded two women in three days while authorities pursue him. A victim named Mia Mshock, 20, was shot on a street corner and remains in serious condition with bullets in her abdomen and back. Ballistics linked the bullets to the same weapon as earlier attacks and detectives intensified patrols with a radio squad after the latest shooting.

Mia Marty Mshock D. L. Cowles Cornelius Cody

Three Children Burned By Live Wire In Cleveland

Dee Cheveland, 28, and children Herbert Marion and Coral Ralston were admitted to hospital after touching a live wire carrying 406 volts. The children, sons and daughter of Mrs. Cora Ralston, were badly burned when Herbert touched an old bee spring connected to a radio aerial lead-in.

Cheveland Dee Herbert Marion Coral Ralston

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