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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1932
Page
2
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Pomeroy district miners decided against a strike at a mass meeting in the K of P Hall. David Watkins urged maintaining union unity while Pearl Parker reported on Indianapolis discussions. George Tucker announced no strike here for now due to existing employer-miner agreements and general satisfaction with current terms.
Middleport joins a countrywide drive against the depression of business. The 8:30 AM siren signaled a campaign to unite communities and fight low mood. Local charitable institutions have joined, forming an employment bureau to aid those in need.
POMEROY Feb 15 Hundreds of residents carry buckets and containers to a gas spill along a narrow West Virginia side driveway above the river bridge. Two large gasoline tanks toppled, ethyl gas leaked, a wine colored liquid spread into a ditch and a small inland lake. Cotton Turner, owner, organized efforts to contain and recover the liquid.
Racine defeats Shawnee 82 to 15 on Racine floor as Roush Webb Carpenter Beegle Spencer and Grimley feature. Racine dominates with sharp shooting and strong defense while Shawnee’s Grimley stands out for the visitors.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus healing elements soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germ growth, and aid recovery, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved as directed.
Mrs. Sarah Lant of Grant Street marked her 98th birthday with a Saturday noon gathering in Middleport hosted by her niece Mrs. KR L. Smith. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C E Keller and Mrs. H C Pownall plus Smith family members. She received many cards and letters and hopes to live to one hundred.
A Bridgeport letter from Lewis J. Allen, keeper at Stratford Shoals Light Station, recounts locating Meigs County veterans from Company L, 5th O.V.I. and I Company, 41st Infantry, U.S. Volunteers, from the war with Spain and the Philippines. Allen lists living addresses, notes a reunion plan, and mentions several officers and comrades, including a comrade now deceased.
Local families visit relatives at Rocky Glenn Sanitorium and join in church events. Neighborhood updates include illness recoveries, last weekend travels, birthday observances, and a new birth at South Third Avenue.
W L Bryan spent a week in Washington attending a labor convention and then came home Sunday. He stopped briefly with his sister in law Mrs Edward Payne and her husband. Mrs Zelia Robison, an elderly former slave, died Saturday in the First Ward. Edith Schreiner of Columbus visited with her mother. The Winmore Class of Heath M E Bible School plans a March benefit play. Mrs M G White has been seriously ill for several days.
John Schaaf 51 a Pomeroy business leader and Democratic candidate for county commissioner died at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after several weeks of illness. He served on the village council and owned oil and gasoline stations. He leaves a wife and four children. services will be held at his residence and Peace Church with burial at Beech Grove Cemetery.
A heavy rain and windstorm hit the area around 4 p m Thursday causing roof, telephone line and tree damage in a brief gale. The blast followed daytime heat and left scattered wreckage as residents assessed losses.
Pomeroy reports Solomon Biddle an elderly man taken by sheriff from Keno after suffering a sunstroke believed to have caused his mental decline since last summer.
A child was born Saturday to Mrs. William Six at the home of her father Edward Russell near the Union Avenue bridge in Pomeroy. The father was killed in an accidental fall from a cliff here weeks ago.
Peter Ebersbach aged 75, a member of the original Ebersbach family, was taken to Gallipolis hospital Saturday for rupture surgery. He was reported recovering well Sunday. His wife also was hospitalized Sunday in Parkersburg for serious eye trouble.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The product promises no griping and a mild, vegetable based effect with nightly use and options priced 1c 3c or 6c.
Walter Brown of Roseville Ohio suffered severe head and facial injuries when his car left a Chauncey road curve near the former ball park, crashed into a telephone pole, and rolled into water. Rescued by Hoyt Karns and William Verity. taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital then returned home.
Hoyt Karns of Pleasanton spent the end of the week in Chauncey at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs E J Karns on Ellis Avenue. Mrs Alexander M Truitt of Cleveland has been called to Millfield by the serious illness of her mother Mrs J R Wade.
In Chauncey Dover High School on Friday afternoon Mrs T M Wolfe conducted the weekly cooking class. Attendants included Mrs Charles Sweeney Mrs T R Hamilton Mrs Sam Tippett Mrs Arthur Smith Mrs William Leffler Mrs A L Preston Mrs Henry Le Master Mrs Wesley Walburn Mrs Luther Cruikshank Mrs Minnie Palmer Mrs Jenny Courtney Mrs Clarence Simmers and Mrs Clifford Saffoal.
About 200 members of Chauncey Local 358 gathered at the Knights of Pythias building Saturday to hear Elmer Allen recount the Indianapolis convention report. Ellis Burton presided. Floyd Karns served as secretary. Three delegates were elected to attend the miners conference: Ellis Burton, Guss Graham and Floyd Karns.
A bold painted sign above the West Virginia end of the Pomeroy Bend bridge proclaims Gas and eat where it cant be beat marking a notable roadside advertisement observed on February 15.
Reports say a vast driftwood mass, including logs and stumps, covers a river landing at Pomeroy. The debris sits on a foot of mud and hinders access as cleanup efforts begin.
Local staff Bradfield Jr and Chauncey in Millfield and The Plains provide community news for The Messenger. Contact details include Chauncey phone 126 for readers seeking updates and notices.
Pupils at Sugar Creek schools enjoyed a Valentine party on Friday afternoon in Chauncey. A Valentine box distributed valentines to each pupil. Principal Lauretta Fielder oversaw grades six to eight, with Linnie Hall teaching grades three to five and Imelda Smith guiding the first and second grades.
Chauncey Feb 15 The February Fellowship Church Night at Chauncey Church of Christ will be held Thursday night. Rev. Miles E. Hoon will preside. Neil Tippett will lead devotions. Committees include Program Mrs. Peter Rankin Charles Minister and Mrs. Guy Brookins Social hour and refreshments Mrs. B F Ferret Mrs. Wesley Walburn and Mrs. Charles Sweeney Invitation Mrs Watt Ferrell and Miss Howard.
The Chauncey Church of Christ boys class held a Friday social hosted by War ren and Barney Hale. Officers elected include Wilford Millington president Frederick Ross secretary and Mex Tennehill treasurer. Regular class meetings follow.
A neighborhood gathering at the Millington home on Lexington Avenue featured games music and stunts for attendees. Guests included Wilford Milnington Jack Milington Frederick Max Tennehill Richard Swan Charles Hashman Franklin Conrad DeWitt Walker Richard McCafferry Jack Smith Arthur Smith Jr Richard Osborne Paul Tippett Barney Hale Kenneth Hale Warren Hale and their families.
Chauncey will host a WCTU gathering Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. T A Hamilton with Mrs. Elizabeth Kn ode as leader. Women of the community are invited to attend.
In Columbus, a split in the Women’s Republican Club of Ohio led to a lawsuit filed by Emma P. Valentine, club president, seeking to bar Viola Romans and 16 other members from using the club name. The complaint cites confusion and embarrassment from alternate meetings. a temporary injunction hearing is set for Friday February 26.
In Los Angeles a bandit entered a grocery where F W Johnson works and Johnson fired five shots from hiding behind boxes but missed. Employees Al Downs and Jack Pickering dodged. a passing police car spurred the robber to flee.
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