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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1929

Page

2

McClure News Letter From Colorado Describes Farm Life

A letter from C. F. McClure of Keenesburg Colorado reports a new son Donald Eugene in the McClure family. It notes beet yields below potential, butter fat at 56 percent, potatoes abundant with poor sales, hogs and lambs price changes, and sugar and gasoline prices. McClure notes land stability and a railroad improving Keenesburg near his ranch.

Pomeroy C. F. McClure Meigs New Marshfield Dyesville McClure Keenesboro Colo Donald Eugene Me. McClure Harrisonville Cad Dutton Middleport Colorado Keenesburg

Couple Honored At Hotel Dinner In Pomeroy

Riverside School, Cincinnati teachers held a dinner and program at the Alms Hotel Italian Grill to honor John Prentice and Oma Hill on their marriage. Twenty attended and presented silverware. Mrs. Prentice taught in Pomeroy schools and earned a life certificate from Ohio University before moving to Cincinnati to teach.

Pomeroy Riverside School Cincinnati Alms Hotel John Prentice Oma Hill Laban Hill Univer of Cincinnati

Funeral for Jesse Russell Held at Kanauga Church

Funeral services for Jesse Russell 52 of Ohio were held at Kanauga Church with Meigs County relatives in attendance. Rev Day led the service. Russell died Sunday from tuberculosis after years away seeking health benefits in Arizona. He leaves a widow and children.

Middleport Jesse Russell Uga Kanauga Meigs County Day Maddy Every Russell Arizona

Garden Families Visit Friends Across Counties

The page lists numerous visits and calls among Garden residents including Della Butts, Alice Daily, George McCumber, St Clair, William Colmer and family, Selah Weatherby and son Ho, Athens, Eva Mohler, Goldsberry relatives, and others. Social calls occur Friday through Sunday with extended family attendance and home stays noted in Indiana.

Della Butts Alice Daily George McCumber Darwin Wil- St. Clair William Colmer Smith Pratts Selah Weatherby Athens Peter Mohler Sarah Goldsberry E. Goldsberry Frank Souther Charles Goldsberry Eva Mohler George Woodyard Arnold King Allen Weatherby Charley Goldsand Walt Williams Pat. Pratts Sony Frank Vint Meeks Bernice Randolph Ruby Paul Jeffers Frank Shade Hubert Buck C. L. Goldsberry Indiana

Local Visits and Illness Report From Haydenville Area

Mrs Ray Nice and baby suffer flu symptoms. Mr and Mrs Pallas Goodin were in Nelsonville. Mrs Sam Thompson and child from Haydenville visited Mrs Dock Young. Thaddie Hunter and Thomas Yokett called on Mr and Mrs Young. Relatives of Mrs Ernest Dowler in Haydenville. Mrs Thomas Pickett and Mrs Sherman Byers of Grove Sunday. Welyn Young noted as a school teacher at 7 am.

Ray Nice Baby Pallas Goodin Nelsonville Sam Thompson Chilman Haydenville Dock Young Thaddie Hunter Thomas Yokett Young Ernest Dowler Thomas Pickett Sherman Byers Grove Bunday Welyn Young Han Migs Frang

Legion Auxiliary Seeks More Members in Local Drive

In Middleport on January 30 the American Legion Auxiliary plans a membership drive. A meeting led by president Mrs. Tom Jones saw only ten of 40 members present due to illness. Loyal Bereans Class hosted by Mrs. O L Rous at the Christian Church featured a brief program and social, with refreshments served after.

Middleport American Legion Auxiliary Tom Jones Bereans Christian Church O. L. Rous Lawrence Reed

Hess released on bond in Pomeroy liquor case hearing

In Probate Court Judge Cora Roberts released Leonard Hess on bond of 1000 for a Friday hearing on a liquor charge. John Reed was fined 100 by Justice Gilmore for intoxication and causing a disturbance. he paid arrangements to cover the fine. Mrs. B A Carper of Main and Cherry Streets is recovering from hip and side injuries after a bad fall.

Pomeroy Cora Roberts Leonard Hess John Reed Justice Gilmore Middleport B. A. Carper Main Cherry Streets

Funeral services for Mrs John Combs in Middleport

The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Baptist Church with Rev James presiding. Burial will follow in Middleport Hill Cemetery.

Congressman Jenkins Seeks Carnegie Medal Nomination Help

Congressman T A Jenkins reports to The Messenger that he has notes on Glenn Cline's feat at Dyesville and offers to assist in obtaining a Carnegie Hero Medal. Data will be sent by interested parties.

Pomeroy T. A. Jenkins Messenger Glenn Cline Dyesville

Swisher-Winehart Marriage Official in Columbus

Mrs. Vesta E. Swisher of Vine Street Middleport wed Dr. Murray Swinehart of Columbus on December 20 in Columbus with Rev. O C Wright officiating. The couple reside at 1250 East Livingston Avenue, Columbus, and hosted friends following the ceremony. Mrs. E A Reed and daughter Nancy, with Mrs. Bob Adams and Mrs. Rowley, visited Columbus and returned home Sunday. Mrs. Adams will stay a couple of weeks.

Literary Club Meets in Change of Host

The Middleport Literary Club gathered this afternoon at Mrs. Bessie Hartinger to substitute for Mrs. M. D. Hartinger. With the president absent, vice president Mrs. Genevieve Sherman led. Members gave roll call, visual exercises, and papers on American music. The next meeting is set for February 13 with Mrs. M. G. White.

Literary Club Middleport Literary Club Bessie Hartinger South Third Street M. D. Hartinger Genevieve Sherman R. W. Harris E. G. Probst

Legion Drive Reaches 192 New Members for 300 Goal

The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion reports 192 members toward a 300 target. Adjutant B. M. Gibson says outreach continues in outlying districts with hope to hit the goal in a week or ten days. A Legion meeting on Wednesday will plan further campaign, and spelling and cross marks on the Court Street board at Athens County Court House have been corrected.

K. T. Crossen The American Legion B. M. Gibson Gibson Legion South Court Street Court Street Athens County

Inheritance Tax Set in Athens County Probate Court

In Athens County Probate Court the estate of W D B Carpenter was valued at 5700 dollars all real estate. Debts and costs totaled 1088.28 leaving a net 4611.72. A 2000 bequest to niece Hester Cole carried tax 75. The remainder to a sister and three brothers distributed with separate taxes. Guardian appointment for Irene Hanson, minor, granted to Otis Hanson with 100 dollar surety. Return of sale of Clarence M Horn personal property filed by executor.

Athens County W. D. B. Carpenter Neice Hester Cole Nee Iréne Hanson Otis Hanson Clarence M. Horn

Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph D. Martin

Mrs. Joseph D. Martin age 53 died of a heart attack Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at her home 56 West Union Street at 2 pm Thursday with burial in the West Union Cemetery. The Rev. Co. M. Coulter of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will conduct.

Joseph D. Martin West Union Street West Union Co. M. Coulter First Method Episcopal Church

McCoy’s Tablets Boost Claimed Confidence and Energy

An ad extols McCoy’s Tablets as a solution for rundown nervous women, claiming the McCoy girl now appears confident and lively. It insists the product restores vitality, with a 60 cent package of 60 sugar coated tablets and a 30 day money back guarantee.

McCoy Cline

Installation of Middleport Rotary Club February 11

Middleport hosts a formal Rotary Club installation on February 11 with visitors from nearby cities and plans for a greater event. An inter-city Rotary organization among Middleport Gallipolis and Point Pleasant clubs is being advocated.

Middleport Gallipolis Point Pleasant

Miller Couple Fetch Greenville Couple for Visit

Mr and Mrs D C Miller travel to Ironton to collect Mrs Lambert and Mr Lambert of Greenville South Carolina for a visit with Miller for a few days and Mrs Lambert for a month Mrs R H Horden recovering from influenza is now around the house but has not been outdoors for weeks Clarence Clark in Charleston for a ten days turn on the Pea nut Run.

D. C. Miller Ironton Lambert Greenville South Carolina

Redecorating Office of County Surveyor

Work began this morning to redecorate the office of J. H. Wilson county surveyor with wall painting varnishing and new furniture. Lighting fixtures rearranged additional furniture installed and a new stove added. Mrs W G Davis entertained the Tuesday Club this afternoon at her North Third Street home.

J. H. Wilson W. G. Davis North Third Street

How Best to Use Vins Vapour in Case of Flu

Simple external treatment at first sign of cough or cold. If possible, go home and rest in bed. Apply hot wet towels to throat and chest, rub with Vicks, spread thickly, and cover. Repeats every four hours with light meals and bed rest until the cold breaks. Vicks works through the skin and as a poultice. Mothers value it for children. demand remains high with over 375000 jars daily.

Vicks Laboratories

Arena staff announced by student committee

Members of the arena staff were chosen by a committee of the class president editor in chief associate editor business managers and faculty advisers. The complete staff lists Virgil Cross as editor in chief Dolores Phelps literary editor Jack Swanson Russell Hall advertising manager Allan Keene and Lee Beasley as art editors William Cooper athletic editor Mildred and Dorothy Wilson as class prophecy Thelma Cox Esther Lewis as class history Elizabeth Ong as class will Audrey Shame! Bernard Matheny as class poets Janet Bing Kenneth Jones as joke editors Raymond Carmichael Paul Dalton as snapshot editors Rex Koons as photoman Margaret Johnson junior class representative Tersa Woolley sophomore representative John Pickens junior high representative.

Virgil Cross Dolores Phelps Jack Swanson Russell Hall Sara Bailey Alice Keene Lee Beasley William Cooper Mildred Dorothy Wilson Thelma Cox Esther Lewis

Rats in biology class thrill girls and scare heroes

A large wire box centers an anatomy lesson as two white rats explore their home. Girls gush over the pink eyes and tiny tails while the brave "heroic cave-men" endure nervous, twitching arms from the rat antics and retreat to the box to resume their venture.

Green shaving tush seen in glass room surprise

A green shaving tush planted in a glass appeared in Room No 204 on Tuesday morning. Though it may not be real, observers noted its convincing appearance as a pine cone in rich soil sprouted grass seeds creating an unusual leafy look.

Temptations and Influence Highlighted at Hi-Yi Meeting

Rev C M Coulter spoke on overpowering temptations with stronger benefits at the Tuesday noon Hi-Yi gathering. He cited local student behavior and noted high school youths imitate university habits. Forty-one members attended as plans for a father and son banquet on February 7, 1929 were made.

C. M. Coulter

Faith in Athletics and Character Building

The article argues that games aid education and improve youth health and welfare. It emphasizes supervision and school representation as moral training, building character, discipline, and the drive to excel, citing Charles W. Kennedy on the reasons for faith in athletics.

Charles W. Kennedy

Duty and discipline in student athletics and locker security

The piece argues boys must mobilize skill and cool judgment to face opposition with chivalrous sportsmanship. It condemns lax locker security and urges students to not assume immunity, noting open basements and privacy risks while stressing administrative duty and education in youth.

Prime of a Man's Life and the Nujut Health Claim

An ad-like excerpt discusses aging and prime years, then promotes Nujut Laboratories Pure NATWA substance marketed as a health aid. It claims the product supports regular function, removes body poisons, and boosts energy, urging daily use and purchases at drugstores. The language is promotional and targets general wellness.

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