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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1934

Page

2

Leading Creek Road project under CWA gains momentum

POMEROY Jan 12 One new CWA project widens and improves Leading Creek Road. Director Henry Corradini says twenty seven men moved from other jobs, no new hires. Most laborers live in Western Salisbury Township near work. Lafe McKnight assists Pomeroy sewer survey and will move to Middleport to aid Will Harry. Work aims to begin Project 1047 improving Seventh Beech Pearl Grant and Broadway Streets in Middleport. Dynamite caps contract awarded to Meigs Grocery Co and fuse contract to Simpson Powder Co.

Pomeroy Leading Creek Henry Corradini Corradini Seventh Beech Pearl Grant Broadway Middleport Meigs Grocery Company Fuse Simpson Powder Company

Pomeroy Pals Share Potluck and Mission News

Members of the Young Men class of Simpson M E Church and their spouses enjoyed a Thursday potluck and social time. Mr and Mrs Herman Kunts left for Chicago for several days visiting relatives. Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs Warner’s Mulberry Ave home with light refreshments served. Mr and Mrs H H Mees and two guests will dine with the Lincolns on Lincoln Hill in honor of Mrs Mees birthday. Booster Class plans a regular meeting at the church Monday evening January UK. Florence Smith has joined the law office of A T Kusne. Mr Horton and Mrs Crumsey visit friends in Columbus. Annual district Boy Scout meeting set for January 14. various leaders listed.

Herman Kunts Chicago Foreign Missionary Society of the Simpeon M. E. Church Robert Warner Mulberry Avenue H. H. Mees Clarence Thie Lincoln

Present Plans Aiming to End Ohio River Floods

POMEROY Jan 12 Local men who studied the flood problem believe reforestation and reservoir construction on tributaries will eliminate Ohio River floods within a decade. They note recent conservation advances strike at high water causes and, while no single community can solve it, local officials press ahead with forestation as flood control.

Pomeroy R. G., Webter

Grangers To Meet Meigs Pomona Group In Laurel Saturday

Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Laurel Grange Saturday evening January 13 in Carpenter. H B Starkey Pomona master says new by laws drafted by a committee will be discussed. Nellie Radekin is in charge of the literary program. an oyster supper follows during the social hour. Members urged to bring cold slaw or pie.

Church Services Shift As Meetings Ongoing

Preaching at the Christian Church is canceled for next Sunday evening while evangelistic meetings occur at the Methodist Church. Mrs Bernard Highey returns to James Town as a teacher after holidays with relatives. Mr Highey accompanies her to Columbus. The note mentions influenza and hand infection among local residents including Dale Musser and Myrta Musser visiting Mrs Carrie Forrest.

Christian Church Methodist Church Bernard Highey Jamestown Higiey Columbus Alea Steele Paul Patterson Dale Musser Myrta Musser Carrie Forrest

Orange Peel Heirloom Quilt Pattern 609

Laura Wheeler de gilts describes the Orange Peel block quilt as an heirloom design. The hexagonal pattern uses two pieces and interlocks beautifully, with yardage charts and diagrams for single and double bed sizes. Pattern 609 includes complete instructions and material guidance from The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. NYC.

Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York City

Local social notes from Middleport and nearby areas

Mrs. Robert Starkey returned to Toledo after visiting her Middleport sister Mrs. C A Poindexter, with mother Mrs Meriam Daniels who has been here since the Poindexter automobile accident. Dr Poindexter improving, Mrs Poindexter slowly recovering. Kathryn Gibbs reported slightly improved after serious illness.

Robert Starkey Toledo C. A. Poindexter Meriam Daniels Poindexter Ladies’ Aid Society of Heath M. E. Church J. W. Wolfe South Sixth Avenue W. G. Davis Bridge Club North Third Avenue Clyde Battin Athens Emma Battin Kathryn Gibbs Curtis Cincinnati M. J. Curtis Daughters of the American Revolution C. F. Rathburn North Second Avenue Rathburn W. T Moore J. R. Hamilton Chesapeake

Circle Is Entertained by Federated Circle at Huber Home

Members of the Federated Circle of the Peace Evangelical Church were entertained Wednesday evening at Mrs. Ed Huber's Union Avenue home. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Charles Price, Vice President Mrs. John Binnetmar, Secretary Mrs. Ruby Burt, Treasurer Miss Maggie Bohn. The gathering honored Mrs. Theophil Mehi, who will move to Culman Alabama to join Rev. Mehi. A parting gift was given, and the Mehi family plans to relocate by late January or early February. Refreshments were served during the social hour.

Kent's prior offenses tied to raised relief orders

Jan 12 report from Pomeroy details William Kent, a colored man, previously jailed for raising a one dollar relief order to seven dollars, and upon another six dollar order he cashed at a grocery, with most funds spent on sugar. Duplicates kept on file led to his undoing. he is already in jail for the winter and may not be prosecuted for the earlier offense.

Pomeroy William Kent Kent

Death of Mrs Aloysius Conde at Gravel Hill Home

Mrs Aloysius Conde died suddenly at her Gravel Hill home in Middleport just before noon Thursday. An ambulance was summoned after she became critically ill but she could not be saved. Survivors include her husband and a foster son Billy.

Denly Gravel Hill Middleport Aloysius Conde

Plan Church Work Ties Meigs County Activities

In Middleport on January 12 the Heath M E Church Guild outlined ten weeks of events including a soup sale at Mrs A W McKay s Coal Street home and an indoor picnic with dinner at Mrs C F Rathburn s house on January 22 A Washington dinner is slated for February 22 at the church Mrs E M McCarty serves as president A Pomeroy notice lists Federated Church Sunday School officers and teachers Earl Hartenbach is superintendent Charles Peoples assistant superintendent and other roles filled by Emma Werry Verca Klein and Mary Schaefer among others The Hemlock Grove appearance by the Drew Webster Post No 3 Legion Minstrels drew a large Meigs County audience and will tour additional counties.

Middleport Guild of Heath M. E. Church A. W. McKay Coal Street C. F. Rathburn Washington E. M. McCarty Pomeroy Federated Church Earl Hartenbach Charles Peoples Emma Werry Verca Klein John Binetmar Mary Schaefer Anna Custer Frances Reibel Sadie Luele Durst the Legion Minstrels Drew Webster Post Drew Hemlock Grove Otht Meigs County

Rutland Lodge Pythias Installs Officers in January Meeting

Rutland Lodge No. 249 Knights of Pythias installed officers for the year including George Wells as chancellor commander Pearl Reeves as vice chancellor Herman Hoppes as prelate Charles Nelson as master of arms Dale Bachner inner guard Webber Holt keeper of records Carl Reeves master of finance A A Steele master of exchequer Dell Rice master of work Ed Wright trustee and C A Swick lodge deputy A oyster supper will follow the January 23 meeting for members and families.

Knights of Pythias Rutland Rutland Lodge No George Wells Pearl Reeves Herman Hoppes Charles Nelson Dale Bachner Webber Holt Carl Reeves A. A. Steele F. G. Mutchler

Officers Named at Harrisonville Citizen Telephone Meet

Jonah Cotterill was elected president of the Harrisonville Division of the Citizen Telephone Company at the annual meeting January 6 in Town Hall. R. B. Lambert became vice president, Howard Clark secretary, and Howard C. Hull treasurer. Mrs. Bowen retained at the exchange with reduced salary of 60 dollars a quarter and free house rent. The Clark restaurant building owned by Mr. and Mrs. George Clark was mentioned.

Harrisonville Jonah Cotterill Citizen Telephone Company Town Hall R. B. Lambert Howard Clark Howard C. Hull Bowen Exchange George Clark

Harrisonville Reopens Business and Local Games Report

Monday opening marks new shop by Mr and Mrs Jerry Warner. Ernest Carr opens a garage in Chauncey. Harrisonville basketball teams faced Albany, girls winning by three and boys losing by five. Teams head to Chester Friday for two games. Charles Jones of Zanesville visited with his mother Lizzie Jones. Mr and Mrs 8 F Howery of Carpenter visited Hulls.

Jerry Warner Ernest Carr Chauncey Harrisonville Albany Chester Charles Jones Zanesville Lizzie Jones F. Howery Carpenter William Hull

Syracuse News Notes Illness and Visits Preview Local Life

Mrs. Carl Weese improves after an infected tooth. The Winget family and Elias Dartt visited the Came ron household. Howard Norris and daughter from Baltimore Ohio and Dana Haning of Downington stayed with the Earl Foit family. Mrs. Harvey Holter and son were in Clarksburg West Virginia. Mrs. Thomas Rodgers and granddaughter visited Gallipolis. Mrs. Lynn Roush ill with gallstones. Chester Turnbull returned to Camp Knox after a visit with the Turnbulls. Eugene Ackley returned from Columbus. A ten pound son was born January 4.

Carl Weese Wayne Wingett Elias Dartt J. E. Cameron Howard Norris Baltimore Ohio Dana Haning Downington Earl Foit Harvey Holter Clarksburg W. Va Thomas Rodgers Gallipolis Lynn Roush Chester Turnbull Camp Knox Thomas Turnbull Eugene Ackley Columbus

Naming of Donald Williams Highlighted in Local Notes

To Mr and Mrs William Houdashelt and has been named Donald Williams He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Houdashelt of Minersville and Mr and Mrs William Eichinger of Rocksprings Mrs Oscar Patterson and son Rutland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Mills parents of Mrs Patterson

William Houdashelt Donald Williams Houdashelt Minersville William Eichinger Oscar Patterson Rutland Edward Mills Patterson

Local visitors tour towns in Ohio regions

W. J. Krider and Howard Harris visited Parkersburg on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson and Mrs. Clark Jividen with daughter Emma Jane called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weatherholt in Gallipolis Thursday.

W. J. Krider Howard Harris Parkersburg Owen Watson Clark Jividen Emma Jane Emma Jividen Harold Weatherholt Gallipolis

Local shoe repairman wins Rock Springs camp repair contract

Jan 12 reports contract awarded for repairing shoes of young men at the Rock Springs conservation camp. Philip H. Meier, a Pomeroy local, secured the bid Thursday.

Pomeroy Rocksprings Philip H. Meier

Mrs Charles Mumaw Death Noted in Ohio Announcement

Mrs Jennie Mullen and Scott Mumaw reported the death of their sister in law Mrs Charles Mumaw at Gahenna Ohio. Her husband had died within six months. Mrs Richard Duckworth hosted a Sunday gathering for 12 guests with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Walter Kelch have returned to Louisville Kentucky after a trip.

Charles Mumaw Syracuse Jennie Mullen Scott Mumaw Gahenna Ohio Richard Duckworth Walter Kelch Louisville

Racine Boys and Girls Hoop Doubleheader Tonight

In Racine on January 12 the girls basketball teams at the high school will meet the outfits at the high school here tonight. On Saturday Racine teams will travel to Rome Township for road games.

Racine Rome Township

All Day Quilt Party At Mrs F E Boudinot Home

A quilting gathering was hosted at the home of Mrs F E Boudinot in Millfield on January 12. A potluck dinner followed noon seating with attendees including Mrs p tit, Mrs Clarence Sander, H Boudinot, Mrs Allan Seamons, Mrs Gilbert Keirns, Elizabeth Robinett, and others. Additional men at dinner were Allan Boudinot, Keirns and Pete McDaniel.

Millfield F. E

Colds That Hang Fight Germs with Creamulsion Help

A brief ad style note touts a product named Creamulsion as a safe seven-imed remedy for lingering colds. It promises fast relief from coughs and germs, with a refund option if not satisfied.

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