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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
5
Budget figures discuss retirements and tax limits including 9 548.79 and 985.87 totals, with bonds, general funds, and bridge funds noted. Mentions residents attending Ohio tion meetings and local funeral, family notices, and upcoming Will be held meeting for Women of the church with hostesses named.
Fragmentary notes describe how poisons damage kidney tubules and bladder passages causing discomfort. Signs include tingling, dizziness, and digestive upset, with references to renal and urinary tract damage and danger signals.
Rutland notices report funeral services for Owen Frost son in law killed in an auto accident near Logan. The service was conducted at B F Taylor home by Rev Ward Radford and Rev CC D Copley, with Everett Frost attending. Other items note Ellen Beckley funeral, Knights of Pythias meeting, and births and illnesses in the community.
The Pomeroy Civic Club kicks off a membership drive in the business district with a $1 yearly fee. Target is over 100 new members before the February meeting, which will be a joint session with the Middleport Rotary Club to plan Safety Week activities.
The Middleport Yellow Jackets host Gallipolis Blue Devils this Friday on their home floor. The Jackets beat Gallipolis in a prior meeting and seek another win to repeat the performance.
Rev W S Colegrove led a stirring Day of Reckoning sermon at the First Baptist Church in Middleport on Wednesday night. He outlined topics for the rest of the week including A Serious Question Why is any Man Damned Grow in Grace and Excuses and Excused with large attendance despite bad weather.
Walter W Grindley, 73, of Minersville died Wednesday morning after months of ill health. He leaves his wife and four children including George of Middleport and Roland of Pomeroy plus two daughters, Mrs Joe Ryan of Columbus and Mrs Jack Stivers at home. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the residence. burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
Mrs M S McAllister was hostess to Presbyterian Bible School class members and their new teacher on Wednesday night. The gathering featured games and contests after the business portion, followed by light refreshments.
The Union Bible Class for men and boys sponsored by four Middleport churches met at the Church of Christ Tuesday night with Rev. F. I. Gardner as speaker. Attendance and interest are reportedly increasing.
Columbia Grange will host a Friday January 25 meeting with a youth driven program. Music led by Cecil Jewell Dramatics by Jeona Chase Humor by Eddie Howery Speaking by Alta Dudgeon and Discussion by Arthur Woodyard oversee their parts and may recruit other youths to assist.
Herman Spence Pomeroy, aged 66, died Tuesday at his Naylors Run home after months of illness. He is survived by his wife, a son Floyd at home, and a daughter Mrs Merl McCullough of Toledo.
Grass Run side Hill Jacob Murray is seriously ill. Several families from Dexter Parker Run and nearby areas visited Mr. and Mrs. Saxton Bratton Nicholson Chase and Wood households as ill relatives recover. Mary E. Beckley funeral attendees join families in Rutland observance.
Mrs Minnie Shreves was called to Whiting Indiana but her daughter Mrs I J Taylor who with her mother is a former Rutland resident was taken to St Katherine Hospital at Indian Harbor yesterday for an operation.
Racine Methodist Church Sunday School group met at Mrs. Dale Lee's home with sixteen members and one guest. Mrs. Claudia Schaffer led the meeting and was elected president for the coming year alongside new officers, while committees were formed and by law changes discussed.
Mrs Tom W Jones hosted the Literary Club at her South Third Avenue home in Middleport for the last meeting of January. Mrs WR Harris presided. Miss Nella Calderwood and Mrs J E Harley read papers on George Arliss and Isadora Duncan, with next gathering set for Feb 6 at Mrs M W Essex’s home.
At a Tuesday meeting Mrs C. W. Snider was chosen as choral director for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. Oscar Klein who resigned. The discussion included advice to young painters on disciplined, well directed labor. Frank Q O Balisbury, British artist.
In a moonlit veranda scene Vicky flirts with Brian while probing his Paris departure. They discuss art ambitions and Reba’s absence, with hints of Harmon and Greg as romantic rivals. The dialogue reveals tension, attraction, and a shift toward a cautious reunion.
A fragment shows Vicky seeking confirmation of Brian's feelings. He awkwardly clarifies his affection, and she accepts with a soft, intimate confession. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
Sacramento report outlines Gov Frank F Merriam plan to rehabilitate a crippled state government. The Merriam administration seeks a tax increase averaging $125 per family for two years to fund the program after defeating Upton Sinclair and his End Poverty in California."
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a vegetable laxative without calomel. The sugar coated olive colored tablets ease bowel action without griping and curb dark mouth breath and headachy fatigue from constipation. Available in dime and dollar packages.
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