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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1929

Page

2

Beeson Elected Council Member in Middleport

Ex postmaster Plummer Beeson elected to fill the unexpired term of Will Michael after his resignation. Routine business included paying current bills. J B Downing of Meigs Water Co discussed water service changes due to Second Street repaving and a general understanding was reached. Mayor Harley reported $650 in January fines and licenses collected. Council adjourned until called by the mayor.

Middleport Plummer Beeson Will Michael J. B. Downing Meigs Water Company Second Street J. ©. Harley

Funeral services held for C. A. Roberts at Long Bottom Church

Funeral services for C. A. Roberts took place at Long Bottom M. E. Church in Pomeroy conducted by Rev. Scott of Huntington. An earlier report incorrectly stated that Mrs. Rita Hiland was living. she had died several years earlier.

Pomeroy C. A. Roberts Long Bottom M. E. Church Scott Huntington

Hartinger presses for road repair over new projects

Pomeroy Ohio February 6 County Surveyor J E D Hartinger urges focus on maintenance of existing highways rather than new construction. He attached repair estimates totaling 60000 across numerous roads in Olive, Orange, Chester, Sutton, Letart, Bedford, Salisbury and Rutland townships.

Pomeroy J. E. D. Hartinger Success Road Olive Township Tuppers Plains Alfred Road Orange Township Sumner Chester Orange Eagle Ridge Chester Township Racine Bashan Sutton Township Nease Bowmans Run Yellow Bush Oak Grove Racine Apple Grove Sutton Letart Portland Road Lebanon Township Kingsbury Bedford Township Longhollow Salisbury Township Thomas Fork Leading Creek Salisbury Rutland Rutland Harrisonville Rutland Township Side Hill Langsville Dexter Dowington Scipio Township Danville Salem Township

Women's Missionary Society to Hold Annual Meeting

The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Middleport will convene Friday evening February 8 in the assembly room. President Mrs. E G Probst will preside and Virgie Corbin will lead the program as annual reports are read and officers for the year elected. Hostesses include Mrs. Clark Fitch Mrs J M Buchanan Mrs L J Heiner and others.

Women's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church Middleport Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church E. G. Probst Virgie Corbin Clark Fitch J. M. Buchanan L. J. Heiner Clara Thomas William Michael C. F. Tedrow Women's Board of Missions of the Christian Church William Bradford Latin America

Opera stars wed in Chicago hotel union

Opera Star Marion Claire and conductor Harry Weber exchanged vows in a Chicago hotel in the presence of guests from the Chicago Civic Opera. Hundreds of telegrams poured in from friends congratulating the young couple.

Marion Claire Chicago Civic Opera Harry Weber Chicago

Huge Dividend Seen as Smart Move in Fige

In Chicago on February 6 a $4430000 dividend by the Standard Oil of Indiana may swing proxies in the Ste Rockefeller control struggle. The board announced $115 million in surplus as a 50 percent dividend and a 50 cent per share cash payout, plus the usual quarterly dividend, seen as a move to gain support for Col Robert W Ste election as chairman at the Whiting meeting.

Chicago Standard Oilmpany Indiana Robert W. Ste Rockefeller McRe Stewart Whiting Ind Mar

Concrete expert to speak at Letart Falls meeting

February 8 meeting announced by county agent George W. Kreitler will feature Herbert Andrews, a concrete authority, to educate farmers on proper cement usage for various purposes. Open to the public.

Pomeroy George W. Kreitler Herbert Andrews Letart Falls

Dyesville Hero Glenn Cline Receives Wide Attention

Mayor Hess reports a train saving incident at Dyesville by Glenn Cline age 26. The story drew letters from around the world, praise for Cline, a $25 payment from the railroad, and calls for recognition including a Carnegie medal and possibly a dog medal for Cline's Airedale terrier which alerted to the landslide with growling prior to the sighting.

Cline Mr. Cline

Judged insane minister committed to Athens State Hospital

Rev Henry Sherrod a colored Baptist minister near the Union Avenue bridge was found insane in Probate Court and ordered confined at Athens State Hospital. He previously worked in a nearby mine and led a church at Forest Run. Deputies brought him from his home after a violent outburst Monday evening.

Pomeroy Henry Sherrod Union Avenue Bridge Athens State Hospital Forest Run

Local Community Notes and Arrivals

Thomas Manley of Cleveland will assume management of the O. N. McElhinny farm as the current tenant relocates. Leland Saxton returns to Athens to resume college work after aviation studies. Mrs. John Hawkins visits her daughter on Gravel Hill then returns to Bucyrus. Gilpert Hayes visits Bucyrus with brother Clayton and family. Mrs. Ben Gabbs arrives home after a stay in Gallipolis due to her aunt Mrs. Sarah Moore’s illness at Holzer Hospital. John Steele, long paralytic, is reported ill on South Front Street. Mrs. Charles Yost returns from Columbus and Zanesville visits and is again at home.

Thomas Manley Cleveland O. N. McElhinny Leland Saxton Ohio University Athens John Hawkins Gravel Hill Bucyrus Gilpert Hayes Clayton Hayes Ben Gabbs Gallipolis Sarah Moore Holzer Hospital John Steele South Front Street Charles Yost Columbus Zanesville

First issue of Ohio Social Science Journal published

The Ohio Social Science Journal debuts as a quarterly statewide publication by Ohio University’s social science department. Editor W C Harris says it will be scholarly yet engaging, featuring articles by Babson, Mason, Cook, Dowell, Gamertsfelder, Hoover, and Smith along with News Notes Personal and New Books.

Ohio Social Science Journal Ohio Ohio University Faculty of Social Science Social Science Department W. C. Harris Harris S. H. Bing T. N. Hoover W. 8 Gamertsfelder Roger W. Babson Babson Statistical Institute Max Mason University of Chicago Anna M. Cook Ohio University Ohio State University Edward 8. Dowell Athens High School Walter 8. Gamertsfelder Thomas N. Hoover Edwin B. Smith

Unknown Rheumatism Remedy Claim from WWI Era

A letter from De Cabe, Dept. 8-54 Brockton ase, describes a rheumatism prescription used by thousands with wonderful results in France with the American Army. It claims the prescription costs nothing and offers to mail it upon receiving an address, advising readers to write today for a postal delivery.

France de Cabe Dept Brockton Ase

Irish Leader Valera Held Prisoner In Ulster

Eamonn de Valera, head of the Irish independence movement, is jailed in Ulster awaiting a Belfast magistrate hearing after attempting to cross into Northern Ireland despite a government order.

Dublin Ireland U.P Eamonn de Valera Ulster Belfast Northern Ireland

Parents Understand Their Baby Language Castoria Claim

A Kentucky mother recalls a sick baby who improved after using Castoria for teething and digestion. The advertisement quotes doctors endorsing a vegetable remedy for colds constipation and other infant ailments and warns against imitations of the Fletcher Castoria brand.

Kentucky Fletcher

Woman elected to Ohio Park Bureau Federation board

Mrs. F. L. Stevn of St. Marys Auglaize County becomes one of the first women named to the directorate of the Ohio Park Bureau Federation, announced from Columbus on February 6.

Columbus U.P F. L. Stevn St. Marys Auglaize County Ohio Park Bureau Federation

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