Grand jury cites underage defendant in liquor case
The grand jury charged with manufacturing liquor found the defendant is under legal age and the case will be reviewed by the juvenile court. A hearing is set for February 17.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
2
The grand jury charged with manufacturing liquor found the defendant is under legal age and the case will be reviewed by the juvenile court. A hearing is set for February 17.
Prof. O D Morrison of Ohio University will discuss the National Defense Act this evening at 5 45 at the Presbyterian church in Athens. The Athens League of Women Voters sponsors the public meeting with a pot luck supper. The gathering will adjourn about 8.
Alden 7% dies Wednesday morning after years of illness from cancer. A Footan church member, he attended services when able. Survived by two daughters Erlewine and Mrs. Burdette, four sons Albert Edward and Lawrence, two brothers Siv. Funeral arrangements pending. body to be taken to Milhoan Ridge West Virginia.
Mrs Zella Robinson of Middleport learned of her brother Watts death in Pittsburgh. The 48 year old former resident died from a gas leak. Survived by widow, an adopted daughter, three siblings, all in Pittsburgh. Burial planned in Pittsburgh.
Plans to erect a railroad bridge across the Kanawha River are under study with B and O interests. Government engineers oppose additional piers in the harbor area but a new survey may allow arrangements. If successful, the B and O company state road commission and private interests will fund the structure.
A Tuesday evening blaze at the Ray McCullough residence in Middleport sent smoke pouring from under the roof. An investigation found the chimney fire caused by accumulated soot was the source of the flames. No damage to the house was reported.
Doctor Hugg continues at home on Front Street. Ernest Taylor returns to Alice after a ten day stay due to his sister’s illness. Dr Harold Talbott visited relatives in town before returning to Toronto. H R Lewis of Lewis Cloth Store spent time in Columbus for the Wholesale and Retail Clothiers' meeting and came home Wednesday. Mrs A D Wood of Peeling with Mrs Oscar Klein and Iby plus C F Rathburn traveled to Atlanta for the iu- W W Woodward is infirm at home with serious condition given her age.
Jan 26 Pittsburg Coal Company mines in the sub district are shut except No 75 above Syracuse. The 60 40 cooperative plan reduced output as about half the workers on the 1917 scale withdrew. Return to the 1917 scale is now underway with mixed unions and non unions debating future operations.
Meigs county officials face a boundary ruling after Judge Worstell discharged August Grueser of Minersville for possessing 27 gallons of wine and cider found during a raid. The liquor, seized as evidence, must be returned to him though he cannot retrieve it himself without risk of prosecution.
Judge F W Crow left Pomeroy for Columbus to attend a meeting of common pleas judges and a gathering of attorneys. He will return Saturday morning at 10 to arraign the indicted by the grand jury.
Walter L. French a 55 year old Scipio township leader died in Harrisonville after riding in an open neighbor’s truck from Pomeroy to his home. He had just returned from a nose operation in Columbus when pneumonia developed from a cold. Survived by widow Kate Dye and two sons David and Hial, plus Morgan French father and sisters Bessie and Edith.
Mrs. Katie Silage traveled to Cincinnati for a short visit with relatives. The Reverend Jones of a Presbyterian church departed to attend the Ohio Council of Churches in Columbus, and Alfred M. Elberfeld is mentioned in relation to pottery fields in East Liverpool.
Mrs Brunker has returned to Charleston after visiting Curtis Hamilton who is recovering from a recent stroke. Mrs Oliver Hartley left for Columbus to join her husband for the Buckeye Press association events. E J Peterson of Steubenville is visiting Pomeroy and Middleport on a business trip.
Walter French, son of Morgan French of Harrisonville, died Tuesday afternoon at his home after a brief illness with pneumonia. His condition worsened Monday morning despite medical care. He leaves a widow formerly Miss Kate Dye and two sons, Jehiel at home and David D. of Pasadena, California.
Funeral for Captain B. T. Flesher was conducted in Huntington on Wednesday with a large turnout. Attendees from Middleport included several residents. his wife had died years earlier and a daughter was stricken last spring.
Middleport librarian Miss Alpha Somerville reports Saturday was a big day as citizens read more books. She passed out 155 adult books and 96 juvenile books totaling 251, reflecting a steady rise in library reading.
The January term petit jurors have been drawn and must report Monday January 38. Names include W Varian Letart Falls Robert Hill Letart Falls Barton Hayes Long Bottom Robert L. Bingham Middleport D F Russell Coolville W E Goliogly Albany B E Carl Pomeroy R D 3 A D Randolph Reedsville Wallace Weaver Racine Walter Hoffman Pomeroy R D 4 G G Thompson Langsville W A Dean Chester Cash Johnson Middleport R D Co B Kincade Long Bottom J R Boggess Alfred Ernest Barton Reedsville W C Norton Langsville J R Proffit Ravenswood W Va George H Parker Pomeroy Vesta Robinson Carpenter F L Jones Pratts Fork S W McKnight Rutland Herman Warner Pomeroy Charles G Masser Rutland
Middleport, Jan 26. Mr. and Mrs. J B Downing left Wednesday for a month or six weeks trip in the south. Their first stop will be Valprise Mississippi. From there they will go to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. After the festival they will proceed to Florida and then return home.
Jan 26 A boy named Clifford Frazier arrested in a liquor raid in the county's lower end amid gun play and movements. His three companions were indicted.
Independent Grocers will meet tonight at Hotel Berry at 6 o'clock. A banquet and business session will be held.
A home remedy advertisement touts Klax-Ko as a treatment for gall bladder pain and bile stagnation. It claims rapid relief, cites Mrs. Elizabeth Sheerer of Huntington Indiana as a user, and urges readers to start a nine day course to avoid gall stones and potential surgery.
A report by Prof. C. D. Giauque shows 390 University of Ohio freshmen examined with 97 having defective eyesight and 23 percent with throat and thyroid issues. Teeth and heart defects appeared in 27 percent. flat feet and related foot weaknesses in about 10 percent. Special corrective classes run each semester to address these conditions.
A fragment reports Ivan Wawarts being crucified by bandits in Riga who pressed him to reveal the location of mercy hidden by him. The tale frames a brutal attempt to extract a secret, highlighting violence and coercion in the region.
In Glencob Ill Misa Edith Gore suffered the loss of her left ear when a broken windshield in a motor wreck caused severe injuries. The crash investigation is ongoing with no further details available.
The Boston Braves announce a 34 game spring training schedule this year featuring workouts and exhibition games to prepare for the regular season. Players will travel to their spring camp and opponents include several minor league and college teams.
W M Robertson who strangled a girl in a forest collapsed completely as he was led to the execution in Liverpool marking a grim end to the case and the man’s life.
Eng. Jame C. Calvin directed in his will that no music be played at his funeral. The notice notes his request and records the final wishes of the deceased.
Veteran turf horse Tippity Witchet raced 12 times in 1927 and claimed 12 victories, establishing a noted season record for the circuit.
Revival meetings continue through Sunday night at the Free Methodist church. The Rev. Walter A. Sayre of Zanesville will preach beginning Friday night. Harry F. Webb, pastor.
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