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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

5

Athens men form outing club with Buckeye Lake clubhouse

Articles of incorporation are granted for The Athens Outing Club led by prominent Athens sportsmen. Arthur Wolfe serves as president with F S Lowry as vice president I M Foster as secretary treasurer and a five member board. Ground leased from the state at Buckeye Lake Millersport for a two story clubhouse to house three families and serve members with plans for frequent lake trips and seasonal fishing and duck hunting.

Carmi Thompson Athens Outing Club Rod and Gun of Athens B. F. Beckler F. M. Gibson W. A. Carpenter C. P. Smith Arthur Wolfe C. P. Kircher W. F. Frances D. D. Fuller T. A. Cotton W. 8. Bower Dr. J. M. Higgins H. M. Webster C. H. Slaughter G. Josten Chas. de Molet F. R. Baker F. S. Lowry L. Foster Charles de Millersport

Bank Teller Smiths Shortage Not Affect Hocking Valley Bank

National Bank Examiner Samuel L. McCune completed the bank’s examination and reported the institution solvent and able to meet demands. Teller Harry Smith, under arrest, is tied to shortages tracked in a loose leaf ledger now to be replaced by individual ledgers.

Lancaster National Bank Samuel L. McCune Athens Hocking Valley National Bank Comptroller of Currency Harry Smith Columbus Street McCune Smith

Council Meeting Postponed for Lack of Quorum

The city council regular meeting planned for Monday evening was postponed to Thursday evening due to insufficient quorum of members.

Entertaining Party at South Congress Street Home

Prof and Mrs H R Wilson hosted about thirty five guests at their South Congress Street residence Monday evening with five handed pedro. Music performances accompanied a light luncheon served to attendees.

H. R. Wilson South Congress Street Pedro

Athens Medical Society Holds Monthly Meeting

The Athens Medical society meets this afternoon at Hotel Berry with a one o'clock start. Dr Albert H Frelburg of Cincinnati will discuss Newer Aspects of Rheumatism as the feature of the program.

Athens Medical Society Hotel Berry Albert H. Frelburg Cincinnati

Death of Infant in Briggs Family on Angell Avenue

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briggs died at their home on Angell avenue Monday night from congestion of the lungs. The funeral will be held at their residence Wednesday at two o'clock with interment in Union street cemetery.

Charles Briggs

Powers Resigns Position at D. C. Cornwell Co

V. L. Powers, long time jeweler with D. C. Cornwell and Company, left Sunday for New Martinsville West Virginia to join his father in a jewelry business there. He leaves many friends in Athens who wish him success.

V. L. Powers D. C. Cornwell and Company New Martinsville W. Va Powers Athens

Athens Man Gets Good Position at Wolfe China Co

Sam K. Burson has been named general manager of the Wolfe China Co with headquarters in Parkersburg. He and his family traveled there this morning to begin duties immediately and will not move household effects until a house is found. Burson succeeds W. A. Hibbard, who recently resigned and bought a small dry goods and notions store on Third Street in Parkersburg.

Sam K. Burson Wolfe China Co Parkersburg Mr. Burson W. A. Hibbard Mr. Hibbard Wolf China Company Notion Third Street Burson Wolf and Day

Down by the Sea Advertisement Verse

Poetic ad copy describing the ocean sounds and inviting responses, encouraging readers to place orders or inquiries by stating adverts will yield quick sightings. The tone mimics a seaside promotional piece with gentle imagery and a call to action.

Evangelistic Meetings Attract Large Attendance

Evangelistic meetings directed by Rev. J. L. Glasscock opened with strong interest. The Methodist Episcopal church room was filled Sunday for both morning and evening sermons noted for clearness and force. Dr. Glasscock, a persuasive and experienced evangelist, draws hope for good results as weather improves. sessions continue daily at 3 PM and 7 PM through the week, except Saturday.

J. L. Glasscock Methodist Episcopal Church Glasscock

Misses One Opera House Show in 11 Years

Eli Roush the city building janitor, who has served 11 years and attended every opera house performance, missed one show due to illness while “Way Down East” was staged. He recovered by Tuesday morning and hopes to resume duties soon.

Eli Roush Opera House Roush

Glenn Revokes Sunday Catholic Recruiting Order

In Columbus the war department ordered Catholics in the Columbus post to form in line and march to church doors on Sundays with attendance optional. the order was revoked. Other items include a Zion church split in Cincinnati, a man frozen to death in Cincinnati, jailbreak escapes in Wooster, a teen suicide in Leipsie, and several local Ohio notices from Feb. 5.

Glenn Columbus War Department Columbus Post Aar Department Cincinnati Cincinnati Congregation of Zion Dowle Nirarel Voliva Los Crtirely Actioen W. H. Coesun Allecia Ie

Board Tackles Skin Disease At City School Meeting

The city board of education met at Dr. C. B. McDougal’s office to discuss a widespread skin disease among children. Superintendent Coultrap said many cases resembled the itch and that afflicted pupils were sent home. the board voted to require full recovery before return and to hire extra janitorial help to reduce contagion. Bills for various maintenance and supplies were approved.

Coultrap Public Schools Board of Education C. 8. McDougal Sayre

Woman breaks ankle on Sunday walk

Mrs Amelia Lowery of North Congress Street broke her right ankle in two places when she fell on her way to church Sunday evening.

Amelia Lowery North Congress Street

Discussion on Child Labor by Women’s Suffrage Club

The Women’s Suffrage club held a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. H. N. Hobson’s home to discuss child labor. Several papers were read and a general discussion followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. C. E. B. Jennings.

Woman’s Suffrage Club 8. N. Hobson C. EB. Jennings

Miss Walsh Returning With Body Of Sister

Relatives received a telegram from Miss Anna Walsh at noon stating she would return from Ashville North Carolina on Wednesday afternoon with the body of her sister Miss Emma Walsh who died there Saturday night It is expected Miss Rose Walsh will accompany them and the party will arrive here Thursday Anna Walsh said she would send more definite instructions from Cincinnati en route.

Walsh Anna Walsh Ashville N. C Emma Walsh Rose Walsh Anna Miss Walsh Cincinnati

Disturbance at Opera House Leads to Fines

Charles Glenn arrested Monday night at the opera house during Way Down East for creating a gallery disturbance. He fought Officer Larry Mallon, was jailed, and fined 5 dollars plus 8.90 in costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John Kelley was arrested at the B & O depot for drunkenness, pleaded guilty, fined 5 dollars and 8.90 in costs, and released.

Charles Glenn Opera House Larry Mallon Mallon Glenn Mills John Kelley Luhrig van Horn Kelley

Foundry Superintendent Slips, Breaks Leg in Fall

E. 8. Jennings, superintendent of Athens Foundry and Machine, suffered a severe accident while clearing snow from his steep front steps. He slipped, breaking his left femur near the thigh. Dr. Lee attended and reduced the fracture at his South High Street residence.

Jennings Athens Foundry and Machine Company South High Street Lee

Congress Mourns Grosvenor Departure From Athens Ohio

Washington notes universal regret as Representative Charles H. Grosvenor prepares to retire after twenty years in Congress. His influence on subsidy legislation and role as a political encyclopaedia are highlighted. Supporters raise funds for testimonials while Grosvenor modestly accepts tokens for memory.

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Medical Society Union Street Samuel K. Burson The Wolfe Brothers China Company Down By the Sea Buckeye State Mr. Wiley Ohio Frank Titus Wooster, CO Allen Meller Harry White William Eberhardt Leipsie Stanbury Harris Gertrude Rosenbarger Harris Here National Manufacturers’ Association Peter Morton Huntington Ind E. E. Defebaugh Louisville National Builders’ Supply Association Canton Turnbull Washington National McKinley Memorial Association Smash Negro Saloon Cleveland, O Central Police Station Georgia Rose Ella Clark East Ninth Street Carrie Nation Motion Margaret McAuliffe Babe Dayton Agnes Elizabeth Harry Yost City Blackburn W. H. Brooks W. C. Lees William Blackburn Athens Ice and Storage Co F. EB. Goldsberry Millikan and Hickle George Walker Joseph L. Hindle L. C. Nye D. Zenner & Co Gang OF Rowdies Congress Charles H. Grosvenor Capitol Grosvenor Hanna Senate Messenger Ada
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