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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1936

Page

3

Tax rate list outlines Meigs County tax districts and totals

The article presents a detailed breakdown of present year tax rates for Meigs County and subdivisions. It lists school district and local levy figures for villages and townships, including corporation and district totals, inner and outer mill limits, and overall levy sums across multiple districts.

George Commission Foligures Villereys Middleport Port Corporation County Mill Lim Corporation X Corporation

Debts and Funds Shortfall Plague Pomeroy Finances

County office figures show Pomeroy receives no revenue from bonds and must cover operating costs with property tax, leaving little for debt service. Auditor Alvin E Norris reported bond interest only, with $1,700 due this year, highlighting financial strain on the town while church activities and social events continue in the community.

of Pomeroy Pclerk Alvin E. Norris

Racine Schools Set to Reopen Wednesday

Racine schools will reopen Wednesday after a two week vacation due to zero weather and snow blocked highways. The school board announced the decision and said the plan could change again if severe weather returns.

Racine

Braley Dies at 51. Funeral Tuesday in Syracuse

Clifford S. Braley, 51, died Saturday at his Syracuse home after a period of poor health. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the residence, with Rev rend Pilch officiating. Burial will be in Middleport Hill Cemetery. He is survived by five children, five sisters, and one brother.

Syracuse Clifford S. Braley Traverse City Mich Bertha Bernick Wellsville Edith Stevens Raymond City Lila Russell Youngstown Thelma Rose Warren Hattie Braley William Braley Smithville

POMEROY Candidates File For Races

Archer, Democrat candidate for county treasurer and deputy auditor, filed first with the election board clerk and is expected to secure the nomination without opposition. Turner, Republican candidate for representative, was the first GOP filer. he ran for the same seat in 1934 but lost to veteran Tom W. Jones in the primary.

Pomeroy Lee Archer Archer Benjamin F. Turner Turner Tom W. Jones

Illness Strikes Mrs Collins. Kin Rally Care in Ohio Town

Mrs Collins in Middleport has been ill for nine months and grown more serious since Monday. Her daughter Mrs Higgins and grandchildren Mrs Hysell of Pomeroy and Mrs McGuire of Bradbury assist, caring for their grandmother as relatives surround her.

Middleport Martin Collins William Huggins Homer Hysell Pomeroy Marion McGuire Bradbury Collins

Middleport Social Personal Mention

Middleport notes several residents with health updates and family visits. Mrs Edward French remains ill at 8 Second Ave and Garfield St. Mrs C F E Handley of Glouster visited for the weekend and attended Mrs C H Snider's funeral. Willis C Aleshire and family from Rio Grande visited at Herbert Chambers home. Mrs J C Fisher improves after heart trouble. Fred B Fisher and wife from Gallipolis spent Sunday with her.

Middleport Edward French Second Ave Garfield St C. FE. Handley, Glouster C. B. Smith C. H. Snider Willis C. Aleshire Rio Grande Herbert Chambers J. C. Fisher

Middleport student Kathleen Bush earns Scholaris honors

Miss Kathleen Bush of Middleport and a Ohio State University freshman qualified for Scholaris, one of 58 state nominees. The group averaged 3.5 or higher on a four point scale. Mrs Bush spent last weekend in Columbus with her daughter.

Middleport Kathleen Bush Middleport High School Ohio State University

Cunningham and Sammy Kaye Band Play Cleveland Return

Paul Cunningham and three Sammy Kaye Band performances returned to Cleveland on Saturday to resume their orchestra engagements. They visited Mr and Mrs L L Cunningham on Gravel Hill during the stay. The Kayes Band had previously played in Parkersburg and Cincinnati.

Middleport Paul Cunningham Sammy Kaye Cleveland L. L. Cunningham Gravel Hill Kayes Parkersburg Cincinnati

Special Meetings to Open in Middleport

Plans are being completed by Rev. F. I. Gardner and the Church of Christ for evangelistic meetings set to open Sunday March 1. Rev. James A. Burns of Painesville will be the evangelist for two weeks. He is affiliated with Minnesota Bible University Minneapolis and is accompanied by his wife.

Middleport F. I. Gardner Church of Christ James A. Burns Painesville Burns Minnesota Bible University Minneapolis, Minn

Joint Lincoln Dinner Planned by Local Church Classes

Members of the Loyal Women's Class Berean Class and Philathea Women Class of the Church of Christ will hold their annual Lincoln Dinner on Thursday evening March 13. Dinner served from 5 to 7 o'clock as announced.

Middleport Loyal Women's Berean Philathea Women Church of Christ

Matthews Rites Held for David Matthews

Funeral services for David Matthews who died suddenly Friday morning at McMillan Hospital in Charleston were conducted at his parents home on Grant Street. The Rev. C. C. Bailey of the Presbyterian Church led the 2 o'clock rites. Burial followed at Beech Grove Cemetery.

Middleport David Matthews McMillan Hospital Charleston F. EB. Matthews Grant St C. C. Bailey The Presbyterian Church Beech Grove

Bonus blanks available for World War veterans

Meigs County veterans rush to obtain war bonus forms from the VFW at 130 Mulberry Ave and Feeney Bennett American Legion Post in Middleport. Drew Webster Post in Pomeroy also holds a large supply. Veterans aim to file early and use the funds to settle debts.

Pomeroy Veterans of Foreign Wars J. E. Mahoney Mulberry Ave Mahoney Middleport Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post Drew Webster Meigs County

M E Guild to Meet for Quilting and Potluck

The M E Guild will hold an all day quilting and potluck at Mrs. Emma Jividen’s home Tuesday for the regular meeting. Mr and Mrs Ivan Roush visited relatives in Hartford West Virginia and Mrs Emma Jividen and son James visited Dr C A Jividen in Rutland. Tommy Wolfe, after weeks in a Parkersburg hospital, has returned home.

Racine Ivan Roush Hartford W. Va Emma Jividen James C. A. Jividen Rutland M. E Guild Guild Tommy Wolfe Parkersburg

Two Injured at Spencer Market in Separate Accidents

Racine report states Spencer Meat Market is short handed after two incidents. Ben Spencer fractured ribs in a sleigh riding spill while Wilmer Circle, a delivery truck employee, broke an arm cranking the motor.

Racine Spencer Ben Spencer Wilmer Circle

Pomeroy Uniquely Quiet on Red Flannel Sales

In Pom eroy the newspaper fraternity notes no investigation into red flannels for sale. John Gilmore says he has not investigated them. Frances Willock admits itching to do so but restrains herself. Malcolm Hartley notes he does not know if red flannels are on sale and does not care.

Pomeroy Fraternity of John Gilmore Daily Tribune Frances Willock The Democrat Malcolm Hartley Messenger

Sir Owen Sea Man, Punch Editor, Dies at 74

London news notes the death of Sir Owen Sea Man aged 74, longtime editor of the humorous magazine Punch from 1906 to 1932, passing Sunday after a long illness.

London Owen Seaman Punch

Chauncey PTA Meeting Moved Up Tonight

Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 o clock in the high school auditorium instead of 7 30. Paul Fiske president presides Christine Brown program leader Pearl Henry speaks on Development of Right Attitudes in Children Dorothy Blackford on Duties of Various Committees in the PTA High school girls sextet provides music All interested invited.

Chauncey Chauncey Parent- Teacher Association Paul Fiske Christine Brown Pearl Henry Dorothy Blackford PTA

Loraditch twins born near Chauncey weighing five and a half and six and a half pounds

Mr and Mrs William Loraditch announce the birth of twin daughters near Chauncey. The babies weigh five and a half and six and a half pounds. Mrs Loraditch is Margaret Cooney of Sugar Creek and Chauncey Dover High School graduate. They already have six children.

Chauncey William Loraditch Margaret Cooney

Loyal Woman's Bible Class Meets Wednesday at Mrs Burg Johnson Home

The Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday afternoon at Con verse Street in the home of Mrs Burg Johnson. Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass will lead the program.

Chauncey Loyal Woman's Bible Church of Christ Burg Johnson Converse St Lloyd Pendergrass

Garstang Announces 6000Year Old Human Habitation Vestiges

Professor John Garstang, noted British archaeologist, announced discoveries of vestiges indicating human habitation dating about 6,000 years ago near Jerusalem.

Jerusalem John Garstang

Police raid targets heart of $12 million vice ring

New York police arraigned 100 women and 10 men seized in Saturday night raids described as striking at the heart of a $12,000,000 a year vice operation.

New York

Chauncey Blue Devils Beat Albany in 21 14 Victory

Chauncey Blue Devils extend win streak to 13 straight with a 21 14 home win over Albany. They led 6 2 after one period and 14 5 at half before Albany's 6 0 third quarter. Daugherty led scoring with 8 points and Smith starred on the floor. Chauncey girls also topped Albany 21 12 to even their season series.

Chauncey Chauncey Blue Devils Albany Blue Devils Smith Blue Devil Daugherty Chauncey Girls

Mothers' Bible Class Meeting Planned at Zion Church

The Mothers' Bible Class of Zion Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Flora McHarg. The gathering was postponed due to cold weather and illness among members.

Chauncey Mothers’ Bible Zion Baptist Church Flora McHarg

Aged Chauncey Woman Eliza Burton Dies at Home

Mrs. Eliza Burton, nearly 90 and possibly Chauncey’s oldest resident, died at her Chauncey home Sunday noon after months of declining health. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon with time to be announced. She was survived by two sons James and George Burton of Chauncey and three daughters Mrs. Mary Halliday of Orbiston, Mrs. Clara Canter of Jobs, and Mrs. Margaret Campbell of Chauncey, plus two grandchildren Leonard Burton of Chauncey and Mia Anna Brown of Columbus.

Chauncey Eliza Burton Millfield James Burton George Burton Mary Halliday Orbiston Clara Canter Jobs Maragret Campbell Leonard Burton Mia Anna Brown Columbus Burton

Fasteeth Promises Firm Comfort for False Teeth

Ad claims Fasteeth powder keeps false teeth rock free and secure all day with no pasty taste. It urges readers to buy from their druggist in three sizes and enjoy fat, laugh and talk with comfort.

Stalder Rites Held Friday

Funeral services for George H. Stalder age 26 son of Mr and Mrs William Stalder were held Friday at 10 30 from The Plains Church of the Nazarene conducted by Rev Drell Goff with Rev Milliscent Klee Mc Laughlin. Burial in Nye cemetery Chauncey. He died from injuries in a crossing accident. survived by parents three sisters and five brothers. Out of town relatives attended from Columbus Lancaster Chauncey Nelsonville Athens and Nelsonville.

Chauncey George H. Stalder William Stalder Plains Church of the Nazarene Drell Goff Milliscent Klee McLaughlin Marysville Stalder Plains High School Plains Given Fowler William Phillips Russell Paul Columbus Lennie Waldeck Edward Lancaster

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