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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1933

Page

2

Syracuse Man Severely Cut During Brawl at Dance Hall

A Meinhart Dance Hall brawl in Monkey Run near Pomeroy left Glen Lawson of Syracuse severely cut and critically injured by a jack attack and knife wounds. Three other youths, Earl Shoemaker, 24, Harry Booth, 22, and George Veney, 19, were arrested with Stanley Rea, 18, after deputies responded to frantic calls. Booth confessed to striking Lawson and to a subsequent knife attack. Shoemaker claimed no hit. Vendors and witnesses described a late night melee with multiple assailants and one vanishing weapon case.

Pomeroy Meinhart Monkey Run Glen Lawson Syracuse Ing Earl Shoemaker Tiarry Booth Vieorge Veney Stanley Rea Tracy George Veney Harry Beeth Booth Francis Booth Coolville Mayme Castle Lawson George Venoy Venoy Shoemaker Bea

Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Cold Relief

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless remedy for colds and long lasting coughs. It promises quick relief, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, without narcotics.

Local residents note births travels and illnesses in weekend notices

Miss Mary Melen Cooper returns to Columbus to study after visiting family. Clifton West Virginia couple Oscar Henry announce a daughter Joan. Local residents Mrs. Ben Bailey and Mrs. Mary Gratt recover at home. Many relatives travel for funerals, illnesses, and house moves across Columbus Gallipolis and Charleston with several neighbors listed.

Mary Melen Cooper Dc. W. Cooper Columbus Oscar Henry Clifton W. Va Joan Delbert Becker South Fourth Avenue Ben Bailey C. A. Poindexter John Harley J. B. Harley Charleston Dana Lambert Keith King Leota Schreiner South Second Avenue Florence Bush Martha Stewart Mill Street Paul Leonard Theodore Beegle Nalien Mra Leonard Nallen Beegle Amstead Maroid Grim Johnson Mawings Coal Street Herbert Mille H. 8. McClure Char- Jenton Fred Hoffman Grant and Chestnut Streets Thelma Lloyd Peniel Gallipolis Capt Tom W. Jones South Third Avenue Lincoln Street R. W. Harris Gene Robert Marjore Gordon Harris F. Rathburne Ivor Young J. J. Thomas Bessie Weaver Mina Webster Pomeroy Bend Frank RK. White

Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Nannie Bell Spencer

Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Bell Spencer were held Sunday at 10 30 a m at the Graham Station Church. Local undertakers assisted. Mrs Spencer, an invalid for months, is survived by her husband HM M Spencer.

Pomeroy Nannie Bell Spencer Graham Station Spencer HM. M. Spencer

Nazarene Members Rally Tuesday In Meigs County

Nazarene Church members from Meigs and nearby counties plan an all day and evening session Tuesday at the Prebyterian Church in MIddleport due to lack of a suitable Nazarene building. London of Kansas City is the principal speaker. Evangelistic services will continue through the week under Dr T Boyd Gay.

Pomersy Middleport Nezearene Meigs Preeyteren Presbyterian Church Nazarene Joia London Kineas City Presbyterian T. Boyd Gay The

Lama Family Attends Nelsonville Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. Earl KR Lama and daughter Jean and Alice Louise drove to Nelsonville to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lama’s uncle, William Young. Services were at 2 PM at the Young residence with Grace Sauvage and H. EB Hoagland of Columbus present. The family planned to return home this evening.

Middleport Earl KR. Lama Jean Alice Louise Nelsonville

Grangers to Meet Pomeroy and Harrisonville Granges

Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Harrisonville Grange Friday evening March 3. Fifth Degree will be conferred and oysters served. The literary program includes music a short play Mrs Rushingtons Best Cure a skit Over the Teacups and farm and household topics will be discussed.

Pomeroy Meigs County Pomona Grange Harrisonville Grange

Stevens Rites Held for Pearl Stevens Burial at Robinson Cemetery

Mrs. James Stevens attended Kyger for days due to the illness and death of Pearl Stevens. Pearl Stevens was buried Sunday afternoon in Robinson Cemetery after services at Langaville Church at 2 o'clock. Survived by wife, brother James Stevens of Middleport, three sisters Dora Braley Rutland Carrie Rutherford Reedsville and John Cook Kansas, and several nieces and nephews.

Middleport James Stevens Kyger Pearl Stevens Robinson Cemetery Langaville Stevens Dora Braley Rutland Carrie Rutherford Reedsville John Cook Kansas

Special services start at Asbury Methodist Monday

Rev Gaylord L Bogardus announces special services to begin at Asbury Methodist Church on Monday March 6 with a dinner and program themed around Lent. Miss Marcia Karr chairs the dinner and program. Mrs Robert Richards opens Monday with her parents. Local church groups and families are noted in related social items and birthday observances.

Gaylord L. Bogardus Asbury Methodist Church Marcia Karr Robert Richards Gallipolis C. L. Arnold Ladies Bible Jen Turley Turley Archie Lee Dayton Alex Crooks Deibert Lee Dana Hysell Irene Harvey Holter Rutherford Sellers Coll. Arnold J. EB. Carleton Belle Carleton

Funeral and social notices from Pom eroy and area

The text lists local obsequies and social events including the funeral of Mrs. Fannie Arnold at Ewing Funeral Home Pom eroy on Wednesday. It notes visits, society meetings at Asbury Methodist and Nazarene churches, devotion leaders, and sermons by Rev Helen Smaie. It also mentions Daughters of America events in Syracuse and Evangelist Mary Holcomb Eakin visiting.

Fannie Arnold Ewing Funeral Home Pomeroy Sis Bumgardner Potlnt Pleasant van Johnson Homer Foster Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Asbury Methodist Church Lillian Moore N. Y. Bridgeman Purley Karr Florence Karr Forest Run Irving Karr Charlies Wagner Letart Nazarene Church Helen Smaie Daughters of America Guiding Star Council Syracuse Thomas Clark Hazel Floyd Claude Durst Mary Holcomb Eakin Dayton Syracuse United Brethren Church Earl Ewing BE. H. Wilson

Pomeroy Girl Keeps Impeccable School Attendance Record

Miss Frances Evans, a one year old Pomeroy High School senior, has attended school from first grade through the second semester without any absence or tardy. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Evans of Pomeroy Rh D 1. Her father has chaired Salisbury Township Board of Education for the last seven years and works at Waddell Hardware Company in Pomeroy.

Pomeroy Frances Evans Pomeroy High School Ohio Miss Evans Joe Evans Pomeroy, Rh. D Salisbury Township Salisbury Township Board of Education Waddell Hardware Company

Funeral Held Today for Mrs Glen Hotter in Racine

Funeral services for Mrs. Glen Hotter were held today at Bethel Church in Racine at 2 PM. She was preceded in death by her husband and is survived by sisters Ellen Holter of Racine and Mrs Will Mathewson of Syracuse. The Watsoever Class Bible School in Middleport postponed its meeting to Thursday night March 9.

Ternoon Bethel Racine Glen Hotter Bethel Church Middleport Watsoever Presbyterian Bible School

Methodist Society to Hold Regular Meeting at Mrs Fadley’s Home

Marty Curtis works in Pittsburgh and Eber Neigiar returns to Akron. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wingett attend the funeral of Mrs Harvey Spencer at Graham Station. Mr and Mrs John Crew and family from Syracuse visit Robert Crew. Mr and Mrs Archie Lee of Columbus visit grandmother Mrs Rebecca Cottrill.

Marty Curtis Pittsburgh Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Sidney Fadley Eber Neigiar Akron Ernest Wingett Harvey Spencer Graham Station John Crew Syracuse Robert Crew Archie Lee Columbus Rebecca Cottrill

Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Roy Ellis

Mr and Mrs Roy Ellis announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday morning at their home in Racine. The baby weighed nine and a half pounds. The notice notes the birth date and family details.

Racine Roy Ellis

Mother's Fight Frees German Dreyfus Figure From Prison

A devoted mother wins release for Walter Bullerjahn, once jailed for betraying German munitions secrets. The case echoes the Dreyfus affair as Baron von Gontard’s testimony is under oath and new evidence prompts a re hearing, leading to acquittal on insufficient evidence.

Dreyfus Milton Bronner NEA Service London Walter Bullerjahn France Germany Bullerjahn Paul Levi Reichstag Baron von Gontard Walter von Gontard Levi Devil's Island

Kindergarten To Open Wednesday Morning

The Rufus Putnam Five-Year-Old Kindergarten Class will resume regular sessions Wednesday morning after a one week closure due to a scarlet fever case last Monday. No other cases were reported during the closure. the Coe children of 200 East State Street were among the pupils affected.

Rufus Putnam Health Bureau Bill Coe Harold Coe East State Street

Local visits noting Columbus and Lexington trips

Mr. and Mrs. W. O Koester of Vale Street and their son Norman Bonham spent Sunday in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Turner and daughter Janet visited W. B. Cross at Oak Grove. Mrs. John Slagel of West Main Street left Sunday for Lexington Kentucky to visit her daughter Mrs. C. J. Zimmer.

W. 3. Koester Vale Street Norman Bonham Columbus B. F. Turner Janet W. B. Cross Oak Grove John Slagel West Main Street Lexington C. J. Zimmer

Stella Holbert Dies at 35 in Stewart Home

Stella L Holbert age 35 colored died at her home R F D 2 Stewart Sunday from organic heart trouble She is survived by her husband Ace Holbert and a ten year old son.

Stella L. Holbert Stewart Ace Holbert

Ordered to Leave Town for Drunkenness

Elmer England confined to Athens City Jail Saturday night on a drunkenness charge and ordered to leave the city. England said his home was in Charleston West Virginia.

Elmer England Charleston W. Va Athens City

Strike Action Fails as Wage Payments Questioned

A group of about 30 men gathered at the line asserting wages were due. Bonds were provided by the former employees as the strike failed to achieve its goal.

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