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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
8
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Payton of Rutland appeared before the grand jury on a charge of carving Ray Luckadoo with a knife. He is held on a $200 bond signed by L. J. Heiner and Geo.
County commissioners telegraphed the War Department to learn when engineer Leo Began may return from France and, if justified by the reply, plan to recommend his appointment as resident engineer for state aid road work in the county.
Sunday evening at Simpson Missionary Baptist Church in Pomeroy a two week revival showed strong religious fervor as Elmer Goodwin and his Sunday school class of twenty boys led a mass to join the church. Many others followed before the meeting closed, making a happy moment in the church’s history. Services continue through the week.
The hiccough epidemic has struck Racine with four prominent citizens including Heard Miles and Racine Home Bank President Crow attacked over the past week. Cases also reported in Pomeroy as the outbreak spreads.
Mrs. Abbie Wilson sister of the late Mrs. T Flanigan died Friday at her Marietta home from a stroke after a brief illness. She is survived by a son Oliver and a daughter Dora.
A jury acquits German Herre of participating in a robbery of Joe Butter beg. The trial trace shows one of the trio testified Herre aided. Parker Russell Hunt and Herbert Skiles faced burglary charges with ties to a saloon raid. Grand jury bound under $3000 bonds.
The church group met February 5 with Brown presiding and Mrs Ware Wolfe as president. Albert Edwards served as secretary and the vice presidency was announced. Evening services will be held daily at 6 68. All are invited to attend.
John C. Price of Portland files partition suit against Norma Kline Peoples and about twenty others over a will division. He alleges undue influence when the maker was not of sound mind. Rex B. Green is divorced from his wife for wilful absence in Common Pleas Court. They are from Tuppers Plains.
Funeral services for Lorena Heines daughter of Mr and Mrs Esta Heines Naylors Run were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran church burial followed in Beech Grove cemetery.
Corp. George A. Race writes from the interior of Siberia about 31 degrees below zero where censorship remains. He says Uncle Sam provides warm clothing so soldiers suffer no discomfort except on active duty.
Alpheus Russell of Bradbury sped to meet a train at Hobson on Saturday. His car skidded off a twenty five foot embankment, turned twice and crashed into a tree. He suffered a battered jaw a broken arm and multiple ribs while alone in the vehicle.
Sunday events featured Dr Frak N Lynch of Marietta delivering a stirring oration at Middleport Coes Opera House. A male quartet including O H Stewart Fred Davis T F Lewis and L Z Davis performed. At Pomeroy Presbyterian Church Dr C C L Martzolff of Athens gave a masterful address to a good audience led by Miss Sples and the P H S high school chorus.
Funeral services for J W Grandstaff were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Chauncey M E Church conducted by Rev B F Timmons and Rev Koch. Burial followed in Nye cemetery. Grandstaff, 60, lifelong Athens County resident. Mr and Mrs T J Foster of Little Oaking visiting daughter Leona Six in Chauncey.
The Ladies class of the Church of Christ held its semi monthly meeting with Mrs Oscar Six. An interesting session featured luncheon. Present were Mrs Harvey Nye, Mrs Neal Helsel, Mrs Clarence Butts, Mrs Guy Gardner, Mrs Carl Gardner, and Mrs J A.
Drake, Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass, Mrs. B. F. Ferrer, Mrs. Floyd Nye, Mrs. Ferguson, Mia, George Wilson, Mrs. Charles Leffler and Mrs. D. W. Law appear in the society list reflecting prominent residents and their affiliations.
Mr and Mrs John Cooke of Brice former Chauncey residents visited last week to see Mrs T R Rutledge sister of Mrs William Beckler and other local relatives.
Supt. D. O. Chappell introduced Preston E. Thompson after Chapel exercises at Chauncey High School. Thompson, recently returned from overseas service with the Marines, spoke of his thrilling experiences and wounds. He is visiting Chauncey relative Mrs. Charles E. Headley.
Mrs Roy Patton and her young daughter Mary of Haydenville along with Irene Barron of Nelsonville were guests of Mr and Mrs Wesley Six in Chauncey.
Mrs Agnes Cunningham and Mrs Freda Garlinger with a baby visited Mrs Wesley Six and family on Sunday.
The Sunday school on February 9 reported 222 attendees and a collection of 7.11 dollars. The Men's Class had 43 participants, with fifteen officers and twelve teachers present. The notice invites all to attend next Sunday with family.
Mrs. L Strausbaugh entertained her sister and daughter of Nelsonville with a weekend visit to relatives in Beaumont on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott departed Monday for their new home in Logan.
Rev PD T Koch evangelist of Ravenna Ohio conducts a series of meetings at the Church of God beginning each evening at 6 30 o clock. Mrs Dorcas Smith reported quite poorly at her home here. Mr and Mrs Riley Keaton of The Plains were here Sunday to attend the funeral of the latter's uncle Mr Grandstaff.
A Missourian has developed automatic curtains that deploy after a collision to protect automobilists from flying windshield fragments, aiming to reduce injury in crashes.
A parade of names attends recent church and social events in Athens and area including Mrs. Newsom funeral attendance by L L Wilson family and Mrs Nettie Six and son Fred. Residents report travels and visits such as Oscar Lewellyn buying Donkey property and plans to move in, plus Miss Hatjean Masters visiting from Athens State Hospital. The Grange plans for February 16 feature Bible quotations talks and refreshments with many members listed.
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