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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
12
A year earlier Lehman showed improvement in health after an initial attack, but a second attack occurred leaving observers cautious about his prognosis and the risk of further episodes.
Carl Judy was charged with driving while intoxicated on Sunday evening in Logan. He appeared before Mayor J. C Rochester, pled guilty, and was heavily fined with costs and given a six month driving ban. Policeman Water Kleinschmidt filed the affidavit.
Miss Alma Garvin of the State Extension Service led the third and final session on Vegetable Cookery in Logan. Ten women from various districts scored 16 points each after two months of lessons, with tests taken at the start and finish. An achievement meeting is planned for the third week of September and a Salad Demonstration was given.
The council discussed lowering a Morris Avenue sewer segment to gain access to two new homes and considered the Stewart Street storm sewer district. Budget committee members were named, and the engineer was ordered to estimate project costs. paving Shannon Avenue was urged with property owner initiation required.
Geypsy activities in Hocking and Morfeld Counties prompted escort at the boundary. Deputies Farbearn Hammond Briley and a special deputy met the rovers as they crossed into Perry County. Officers say escorting was prudent due to petty thievery in camping districts. News also notes several local residents traveling for visits and relocations.
Andrew Fought 21 son of George Fought of Wellston was electrocuted at the Eves Mine in Syracuse when his head struck a trolley wire while loading coal with his brother. He died instantly. Coroner Ben Ewing ordered the body released to Wellston. The pair recently moved from Wellston to work in the mines.
The Murphy, a Black jockey, is the only rider to win the Kentucky Derby three times. Pony Mc Atee Earl Sande Johnny Loftus and Winkfield are the only jockeys who have won it twice.
Logan July 2 An intoxicated W O D Cline of Jackson caused a collision on the Levon McArthur Highway. Deputy sheriffs Farbear and Hammond arrested him for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Cline pleaded guilty and was fined 150 dollars plus costs and jailed five days. His driving privilege is suspended nine months. Damages to the Linton car are estimated at 100 dollars.
Officials announce the Hovking Valley New York Central freight house will be closed all day on July 4 due to railway operations.
Logan July 2 Kelly Mayo and Hi Hickman were fined by Magistrate JPP Miller after deputies arrested them on intoxication charges. Officers found the pair encamped at the Carnes school grounds Falls Township and in possession of liquor. Fines were $59 and costs each with part suspended and a pledge to focus on pencil selling rather than drinking.
Miss Manny Montgomery left Monday for Spirit Lake after visiting relatives in the city. Miss Ann Lines was in Athens over Friday as a guest. Melrose Harbaugh went to Los Angeles for the Grand Lodge of Elks. Mr and Mrs Neal Thomas and daughter of Athens visited Ernest Short. Mr and Mrs Glenn Bickel returned home to Kittaning after a visit at Union Furnace and Logan.
News from Tieen Township reports Ervin Lehmen, a miner, suffered a second stroke of paralysis at his home Sunday and remains in serious condition after the first stroke earlier.
Information reached this city of the death of George Dresher 75 a well known farmer in Green Township near Maysville He had suffered from tuberculosis for months Funeral arrangements were not completed.
Harold T Hoskins 20 and Leona Mae Wilson 20 of Murray City married with Rev E H Dailey officiating. George A Perry 22 of Athens son of Mr and Mrs Charles Perry and Murdred Grace Halliday 21 of Logan. Walter Thornton 27 of Logan and Rose Ryan 22 of Logan with Rev FB Hy Dalley officiating.
Here is the answer to the Let golf puzzle of today: Pure Pore Fore Ford Food.
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