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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1935

Page

3

Thburn Department Store Sold a West Virginia Interests Today

The sale of a long established Rathburn Middleport facility is announced with D. and Harold Rathburn to retire from active management. William Rathburn remains president of the firm and will oversee continued operation. store restructuring will preserve most departments. Constance Morrow pursues college activities amid Hauptmann trial coverage in Washington.

Thburn Department Store West Virginia Finnerring Te D. & Harold W. Va Harold Middleport Rathburns Rathburn Orn Company J. N. Ther C. N Rutsame Midwas College Charles A. Lindbergh Dwight Morrow Constance Morrow Washington, D. C Smith College

Grange Officers Meet Locally for 1935 Plans

Deputy Musser presided at a Grange Hall gathering of subordinate granges. They reviewed proposed 1935 plans, urged compliance with requirements, and discussed additional degree work. Committees were formed, a June conference was planned, and about fifty members attended with a recess and refreshments.

Musser Grange Hall Wong Ledheir Suggertiorg

Downie and Bengle Lead Columbus Gathering at Post Meeting

The Columbus event featured T. A. Downie and Theodore Bengle addressing members of the American Legion Post. A Methodist Episcopal church group hosted a potluck dinner and short business session with bingo and white elephant gifts as prizes.

T. A. Downie Lin Columbus Theodore Bengle Methodist Episcopal Post The

Middleport Social Notes Mention Travel and Family Visits

Middleport residents record travel for health and family reasons with Mrs. Frank Vroman leaving for Fort Lauderdale to join relatives for a month or more due to her ill son. Wilkesville visitors include Ernest Major’s sister Virgie Major. Howard Lewis and Clara Watson of Middleport are visiting in Syracuse and Huntington after moving from Betsy Lane. Don Allen and Hilah Bradbury return to Dayton from Huntington following deaths in the Bradbury family.

Frank Vroman Ft. Lauderdale Fla Lulu Mason Claude Crawford Parkersburg South Ernest Major Wilkesville Middleport Virgie Major South Sixth Avenue Walter Chase Patty Jackson Chase D. L. Vaughn Howard Lewis Syracuse Betsy Lane Middleport High School Lewis Pittsburgh Coal Company A .H. Bradbury Don Allen Huntington C. R. Comer Hilah A. H. Bradbury Dayton

Evangelist Continues Sermons at First Baptist Church

Special revival services at the First Baptist Church in Middleport continue through the week and Sunday with Reverend W B Colegrove delivering sermons. Next Tuesday night will stress men’s roles in the church. Seventeen listeners came forward after Sunday services.

Middleport First Baptist Church W. 8. Colegrove

Sunshine Class to Hold Regular Meeting at church annex

Members of the Sunshine Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Wednesday night at the church annex for their regular monthly gathering. Miss Jane Cooper and Miss Onnie Miles were weekend visitors in Athens at a relative’s home. Mrs. Vinnie Woode, employed at the children’s home, spent Sunday with her son Harley. Harold Weatherholt and two sons of Gallipolis visited with Mrs. Weatherholt’s relatives Clark Jiiden and wife. Mortz Peterson and son of Charleston visited Sunday with Mrs. Peterson’s aunt Amanda Cross.

Sunshine Methodist Episcopal Church Church Annex Jane Cooper Onnie Miles Athens Vinnie Woode Harley Harold Weatherholt Gallipolis

Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Birth

Billy Sisson from Charleston visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs James Stevens for a week during a Charleston Junior High School break. Relatives from Belville Rutland and Parkersburg join the Stevens family on South Third Avenue. Clarence Lewis announce the birth of a daughter Jan 17. Snider relative from Huntington visits aunt Mrs C H Snider, while Estie Stanley visits Clarksburg.

Billy Sisson Charleston James Stevens Carrie Rutherford Belville Dora Braley Rutland Ida Stevens Parkersburg South Third Avenue Rutherford Braley Stevens Clarence Lewis

Weather men forecast no Ohio flood threat

Government meteorologists in Cincinnati say there is no flood danger in Ohio despite heavy rain. The Ohio River rises but remains well below flood stages from Pittsburgh to Cairo as forecast models show restrained growth overnight.

Ohio Cincinnati Ohio River Pittsburgh Cairo W. C. Devereaux

Sanborn Rites Held in Middleport

Funeral services for Mrs. Bina Sanborn were conducted at her South Sixth Avenue home with Rev. Clarence Swearingen officiating. Death resulted from complications after years of ill health. she was active in Heath Methodist Episcopal Church and well known locally.

Middleport Bina Sanborn South Sixth Avenue Palmer Street Clarence Swearingen Heath Methodist Episcopal Church

Enrights Visit Middleport With Family Guests

Mrs. Frank C. Enright visited Middleport with sister Miss Virgie Major on South Sixth Avenue. Joined by husband and sons Harry and Mark of Columbus, they returned home after a weekend at the Major home. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bar cus of Gallipolis with Miss Major and the Enrights' parents.

Middleport Frank C. Enright Virgie Major South Sixth Avenue Harry Mark Columbus Enright Floyd Barcus Gallipolis Miss Major Mrs. Enright

Here You Are Men How To Be Ideal

The Cleveland symposium of 40 stenographers and private secretaries surveyed ideal traits for men. The ideal man should have humor without constant wisecracks, look decent but not dazzling, possess high morals, value education, enjoy social interaction, be interested in children, and have real ambition.

Cleveland Cosmopolitan Club Young Women's Christian Association

Actress Exiled by Nazis Arrives in New York

Elizabeth Bergner, the noted actress driven from Germany by Nazi bans on her nationality, arrives in New York to star in the Broadway version of Escape Me Never following sensational London success.

Germany Elizabeth Bergner New York London

FERA Engineer Proposes Street Repairs in Pomeroy Council

H W Nixon FERA Meigs County engineer reports on street repair plans in Pomeroy including Lincoln Hill road and Wehe Terrace. Proposals call for crown reduction, narrowed sidewalks, retaining walls, possible limestone and tar coating, and paving of Butternut Avenue with brick from the river levee. Labor to come from the relief office with village supplying materials and hauling. A Racine payment of 25 to the village clerk is noted.

Pomeroy H. W. Nixon FERA Meigs County Nixon Lincoln Hill Wehe Terrace Butternut Avenue Relief Office George Faris Racine

Resignation of Cemetery Trustee Accepted in Beech Grove

Beech Grove council accepted O R Faris resignation as cemetery trustee and appointed W L Stivers to fill the unexpired term. The body also passed a resolution to raise Walter Wolfe deputy marshal and night watchman salary to 300 dollars annually.

O. R. Faris Beech Grove Cemetery W. L. Stivers Walter Wolfe

Loot of Active Thief Not Worth Efforts

A bold thief climbs stairs to a roof, breaches a cafe, uses a cable and window to descend, and finds the Ranstead Cafe door barred before finally entering. He is only inches from a telephone coin box before the intrusion ends. A separate note reports mad dog scare easing in Middleport with 30 rabies fatalities in Pt. Pleasant.

Middleport Pt. Pleasant Ag

Pomeroy-Howard Man Freed After Paying Costs

Daily release notes that Pomeroy-Howard, previously jailed for slot machine involvement, was discharged Monday after paying case costs and fulfilling the fine.

Pomeroy Howard Daily

Don’t Get Up Nights Advertisement for Bukets tablets

An old advertisement touts Juniper oil and Buchu leaves in small green Bukets tablets to flush acids and waste, relieve bladder irritation, and stop waking at night. It promises a 25 cent test and a refund via Clines Pharmacy if not pleased after four days.

Clines

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