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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
10
The fragmentary OCR text mentions BU Ant and a building project with unclear wording. No coherent events, dates, or names to confirm a full news item.
The Pomeroy middleport public installation drew over two hundred at Nikee lodge hall with signaling officer Igvor Miles. I O O F installation followed by banquet and dancing. Burglaries at Dark Hollow mine store led to about 12 arrests. hearings set January 11 with bonds at 500 each.
Mrs Catherine Geyer Weed, 74, wife of A D Weed, died Saturday evening from the shock of a fair. She leaves invalid husband and four children Mrs Ford, Mrs Minkle, H C and I L B. Daughter of the late David Geyer, born in Pomroy. Funeral held today at 2 from the residence, Rev L L Cherrington officiating.
The M. C. & GC. Co. of Hartford, in business seven or eight years, has been placed in receivership. Patten of New York Tate of Clarksburg and J. M. Hensley of Hartford named as receivers. Hensley will manage both the salt plant and coal mine under the new arrangement. The Hartford City Salt and Coal Co. has operated over 60 years and been a money maker for owners.
Saturday morning Lawrence Taylor and Guy Russell, two Port Lawrence youths, changed pleas from not guilty to guilty after the judge and prosecutor urged mercy. The court suspended a 30 day jail sentence and ordered payment of court costs.
A notice column reports Anthony Salser falling from a barn ladder and injuring his arm. Rumors swirl about Doc Barton’s tipoff to officials. Barber Frank Holmes known as Ruby expands evening hours. Brocalsa oil well drill paused before penetrating Berea sand and will resume later. A son named George Calvin Webb was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Webb of Orange township with grandparents Stowe.
Bessie Waugh Castee of Middleport sues Floyd H. Castee for divorce and alimony. Married December 4, 1912, they have no children. She alleges he lives with a Gallipolis woman of doubtful character, and that the couple are in Charleston.
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