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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1933

Page

2

Racine Residents Escape Serious Injury in Crash

Gladys Holman a Racine school teacher and Freda Beaver a Racine High School student narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday about 4 30 after their car and an automobile driven by Joe Renshaw collided at Main and Cherry Streets in Pomeroy Witnesses said Renshaw drove onto Main Street as the women approached The cars were demolished Beaver was cut above the eyes from glass Renshaw was jailed in an alleged intoxication condition and will face a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated The companion in Renshaw s car reportedly fled The car was owned by Charles Davis of Middleport who was not in the vehicle at the time

Pomeroy Gladys Holman Racine Freda Beaver Joe Renshaw Main Cherry Streets Miss Beaver Renshaw Main Street Cherry Street Charles Davis Middleport Davis

Pensions discussed as two applications take advisory path

Two applications for mothers pensions, Gertrude Goodwin and Linnie Cullums, were taken under advisement by Dr. A. A. McCullough, the new probate judge. Funds are limited to amounts appropriated by the county commissioners. Other probate actions include will admission for Anna Jones and estate relief for Johnie Harris. Nora Eastman filed inventory for Bert Eastman, and John Lyle probate proceedings were initiated in Salem Township. Frank Cummings, jailed for non support, was released after arranging satisfactory settlement.

Johnie Harris PDRB Hartinger Elizabeth N. Hartinger Nora Eastman Bert Eastman John Lyle Salem Township Frank Cummings

Thousands have kidney trouble and don't know it

An old ad promotes a home remedy Bu-Cu-Mint claiming to clean out kidneys and bladder. It urges immediate treatment, lists symptoms like backache and nocturia, and guarantees the homemade prescription with directions to mix in a half pint bottle.

Court Street Views Of Last Saturday

Reporter gathers Meigs County voices from Court Street in Pomeroy. Residents discuss local charity efforts for Rutland Mission Sunday School, taxes, floods of 1884, gubernatorial timber, and a beloved Sunday school superintendent’s obituary.

Court Street

Cundiff jailed for overshoe theft and moonshine gear

George Cundiff jailed after John Circle reported stolen overshoes. Deputies found liquor manufacture tools at Cundiff's Dorcas-area home. He paid a $100 fine plus costs to Justice J. W. McCullough but could not pay and remains jailed to serve the sentence.

Pomeroy George Cundiffs John Circle Cundiff Dorcas Costa Justice of Peace J. W. McCullough

Marriage License Issued in Pomeroy for Local Couple

Marvin Wilson McGuire 22 and Ida Mae Snyder 16 obtained a marriage license in probate court on Saturday and wed at Rev. O W Williams home in Millport. A marriage journal correction shows Don Emerson Morley and June Allene Rose were married by Squire MH Mees, not J W McCullough as earlier reported.

Pomeroy Marvin Wilson McGuire Middleport Nial McGuire Ida Mae Snyder Harry Snyder Rev O. W. Williams Don Emerson Morley June Allene Rose Squire MH. H. Mees J. W. McCullough

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Counties

Mrs B F Turner and daughter Janice of Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Owen Watson at Racine. Mrs Harold Weatherholt and sons Manning and Douglas of Gallipolis and Mrs Frank Gaylord of Middleport joined Mrs Weatherholt's mother Mrs Emma Jividen for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Kelly Wolf announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday night at their home.

B. F. Turner Janice Pomeroy Owen Watson Racine Harold Weatherholt Manning and Douglas Gallipolis Frank Gaylord Middleport

Two Men Arrested After Sunday Incidents in Pomeroy

POMEROY Feb 20 On complaint of the Nazarene Church minister of Middleport William Motley was arrested Sunday afternoon in alleged intoxication and disorderly condition He is being held at the county jail When David Terrer who resides on Condor Street kicked out the glass from his home windows officers were told He was brought to the county jail by Traffic Officer Dana Jovueh and Deputy Otho Tracy

Pomeroy Court Street Meigs Alex Smith Rutland Mission W. B. Carnahan Sutton Jud Bradford Ohio Tax Commission Johnny Davis Mineraville Nazarene Church Middleport William Motley David Terrer Condor Street Dana Jovueh Otho Tracy J. E. Harley Holzer Hospital Gallipolia George Hunsaker Nelsonville Hunsaker Mr. Hunsaker

Marion Woman Mrs Esta Arnold Dies After Illness

Mrs. Fannie Arnold 61 widow of N Esta Arnold died Sunday at her Marion home after a long illness. Formerly Fannie Chapman of Hartford West Virginia she lived in Meigs County for years with her husband before moving to Marion. Survived by foster daughter Iska Rawson. Funeral plans set in Marion and then Ewing Funeral Home for burial.

Esta Arnold Meigs Passesway Pomeroy Fannie Arnold N. Esta Arnold Marion Iska Rawson Ewing

Emma Zier Dies. Burial To Be Held Here

Word came of the death of Miss Emma Zier at her Oklahoma City home. A former Pomeroy resident and sister Clara Zier traveled to Oklahoma to care for her. The body will arrive Tuesday and funeral and burial services will be held here with arrangements not yet announced.

Pomeroy Emma Zier Oklahoma City Okla Zier Clara Zier Union Avenue

Calderwood Funeral Attended by Mrs J Park Calderwood

Mrs J Park Calderwood arrives from Baltimore for the funeral of her father in law A Calderwood at their Calderwood residence North Second Avenue and Hudson Street Middleport. After services she returns to Baltimore where her husband studies at Johns Hopkins Hospital in a six weeks program.

J. Park Calderwood Pather-in- Law Middleport 3 Park Calderwood Baltimore Mid A. Calderwood Calderwood North Second Avenue Hudson Street J. P. Calderwood Johns Hopkins Hospital Manhattan Kan

Marietta Area Residents Leave for Home After Visits

A string of local residents and visitors are noted returning home from brief sojourns. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Gordon Harris of Ohio State University have come back to Columbus after staying with the Morris family here. Mary Weaver went home to Columbus after a few days with her sister. O H Stewart spent a weekend in Columbus on business. Other notes mention visits from Mrs. Hamer and son Sam Jr from Pittsburgh, Mrs. Elizabeth Hartinger in Athens, and Anthony Collins in Akron illness updates. The Carpenter B P A held a Valentine party February 11 at president Jida Mae Starkey’s home.

8. J. Hamer Sam Jr KE. R. Thompkins Pittsburgh Oliver Wendell Holmes Gordon Harris Ohio State University Columbus R. W. Morris Holmes Old Rgger University Mary Weaver Frank White Atty. O H. Stewart Edgar Ervin Middleport O. H. Stewart E. G. Probst O. B. Stout Iront A. E. White L. L. Lyons Cincinnati Mr. White Mabel Wilson Elizabeth Hartinger Athens Frank Murphy Robert Richards Gallipolis C. L. Arnold Avery Roberts Dasa Hysell Ladies’ Aid Society Asbury Methodist Church R. T. Weat Lillian Moore J. L. Blair Pomeroy Carl Seidenabel

Evening Socials and Visits Highlight Local Notes

A variety of games and stunts entertained attendees including Eugene Holliday Roy Wiseman Stanley Robinson Arline Verigan Ceci Jewell Leo Dudgeon Frank Turner Dwight Seiple and others. Dr and Mrs William Griffith hosted weekend guests and Morris Carl returned to Union Avenue from Maine visitors and nurses. Local notables Lon Jenkins M H Jenkinson Byron and families attended funerals and hospital news reported on mayor J E Harley's recovery at Holzer Hospital. Cedar Creek Circle Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic announced officers.

Eugene Holliday Roy Wiseman Stanley Robinson Arline Verigan Ceci Jewell Leo Dudgeon Frank Turner Dwight Seiple Denver Rawlings Claire Dudgeon Gerald Starkey Harry Dudgeon Emmett Starkey Wayne Caster Mary Virginia Starkey Alta Dudgeon Mina Dudgeon Elda Starkey Leona Chase Alma Chase Freda Mae Rawlings William Griffith Columbus Scott Ridgeway Union Avenue Morris Carl H. V. Carl Maine Katheryn Huber Gallipolis Hospital Lena Huber Lon Jenkins Huntington Pomeroy M. H. Jenkinson Byron Jenkinson Walter Vaughn Harold Russell Charleston John Chase Uniorr Avenue Lenora Diehl Frank Diehl Margaret Anne Strauss G. A. RR Middleport Cedar Creek Circle Grand Army of the Republic Charles McNamee Lewis Moore Effie Hundley Emma Rolce Charlies Howard Eeward Anderson James Stevens Dell Martin Harvey Russell Charlies Butcher

Valentine Party for Church School Class

Middleport notes Class No. 7 of the Church of Christ Bible School was entertained with a Valentine party Friday evening led by teacher Mrs. Dell Martin. Miss Donna Howett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Howett, hosted the event, with attendees from the local community.

Middleport Church of Christ Bible School Dell Martin Donna Howett Dana Howett South

Valentine Party At Mrs Nye Home On High Street

A local social gathering occurred at the home of Mrs. Floyd Nye on High Street with hearts and other Valentine emblems as decorations. Activities included various games and a lesson period led by Miss Helen Howard and Mrs. E. H. Knode, with Mrs. Watt Ferrer, Mrs. Isabel Bradfield, Mrs. Vera Shafer and Mrs. Sarah Nye as hostesses.

Fourth Avenue Palmer Street Floyd Nye High Street Helen Howard E. H. Knode Watt Ferrer Isabel Bradfield Vera Shafer Sarah Nye

Evangelist M H Eakin Arrives for Syracuse Church Meeting

Syracuse evangelist Mary Holcomb Eakin arrives to conduct a meeting at United Brethren Church with Rev E H Wilson assisting and Curtis Carnahan of Racine presiding at the piano. Other notes include local visits and greetings from residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shank, Lenore Campbell, and Dr T Boyd Gay.

Mary Holcomb Eakin Syracuse United Brethren Church E. H. Wilson Curtis Carnahan Racine Earl Shank Apple Grove Harvey Nease Lenore Campbell North Jackson Herbert Stobart T. Boyd Gay Middle

Most District Mines Active, Few Idle This Week

Chauncey February reports most mines in operation after a Monday start with 16 mines. By today only seven mines show activity, with Chauncey mine No. 25 and Hocking idle. Active mines include Carbondale, Poston No. 6, Lick Run No. 267, No. 24, No. 28, and No. 68 in Bailey Run.

Chauncey Chauncey Mine Hocking Carbondale Poston Lick Run Bailey Run

Millfield Needle Club Meets With Mrs Sanders

Mrs Clarence Sanders of Millfield hosted the Millfield Needle Club meeting with all members present and two visitors. Valentines decor and St Valentine refreshments were served. CHAUNCEY death toll includes a 1.5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Willie from Peach Ridge after measles and pneumonia.

Millfield Clarence Sanders Needle Club Valentine Chauncey George Willie Peach Ridge

Mrs Homer Thomas Undergoes Appendix Operation

Chauncey residents report Mildred Russell Thomas underwent an appendix operation at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville last week. Her condition is satisfactory. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Russell Chauncey and sister of Mrs Clyde Vernon of this city.

Chauncey Homer Thomas Mildred Russell Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville Thomas William Russell

Chauncey Couples Host Weekend Home Gathering

Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson of Chauncey welcomed guests over the weekend at their Ellis Avenue home. Attending were Mr and Mrs George Perry from Fisher Station Mr and Mrs Walter Sayers of Amesville and Mr and Mrs Zimmerman from Albany.

Chauncey Earl Johnson Ellis Avenue George Perry Fisher Station Walter Sayers Amesville Zimmerman Albany

Unemployed Trucker Group Forms in Athens County

A Sunday meeting at Chauncey High School led to forming an unemployed truckers organization in Athens County. Officers named are president Marion Andrews, vice president Gilbert Hartman, and secretary treasurer Ira Whitmore. A committee was set to obtain county truck and labor work. An additional meeting is planned Friday at Chauncey High School with a musical program by the Kentucky Moonshiners' Stringed Orchestra.

Chauncey Chauncey High School Athens County Marion Andrews Mr. Andrews Gilbert Hartman the Plains Ira Whitmore Nelsonville Ray Shafer Athens Charlies Parks Giouster Andrews Kentucky Moonshiners’ Stringed Orchestra of

Teachers and Students Visit Auto Show in Columbus

CHAUNCEY February 2 Woodrow Ferrer auto mechanics instructor from Chauncey-Dover Schools and two students Cris Chadwell and Clark Preston visited the Columbus Auto Show on Saturday The group also toured Port Columbus Columbus Air Port Capitol building and the Ohio State Museum with special permission to view points of interest Mrs Ferrer and her sister joined as guests of local hosts The yearly trip is a tradition for the senior auto mechanics class

Chauncey Woodrow Ferrer Chauncey-Dover Cris Chadwell Clark Preston Columbus Ferrer L. W. Sanders Millfield Robert Butterworth

Chauncey Bible Class Meets Wednesday

Christian Woman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Wednesday in Chauncey. Members are urged to bring notebooks and share prayer requests during the session.

Chauncey Chauncey Church of Christ

End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion

Advertisement touts Creomulsion as potent yet harmless relief for persistent coughs and colds. It claims seven science based benefits, no narcotics, pleasant to take, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Wet forces plan swift repeal amendment ratification in six Eastern states

Washington reports Wet leaders will push for immediate state ratifications after Congress acts. They target New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Jersey, with six legislatures in session and a tactic to use special conventions. The push aims to build momentum to reach the required 36 states.

New York Maryland Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New Jersey Congress Association Against the Prohibition Amendment

Condition Still Serious for Chauncey Man Edward Lott

Edward Lott of Chauncey remains in serious condition after several weeks of liver complications at his High Street home.

Chauncey Edward Lott High Street

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