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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1925

Page

5

Howland and Maust to Wed in Ohio University Alumni Tie

Announcement states the marriage of David Howland of Lowesville and Elma Laura Maust of Youngstown on June 17. Howland, a Lowesville school principal, will be in New York for summer work on his M A at Columbia University.

David Howland Ohio University Elma Laura Maust Youngstown Howland Lowesville New York Columbia University Athens T. B. Roush L. A. Koons Fred Fengel Frank Lowery Wall Pratt Bert Russell Griff W. Evans Sherrard Roger Jones

Local social notes record visits and travel

Mr and Mrs D D Triipp returned home Sunday after a week with Mrs H C Whiston in Steubenville arriving in Parkersburg by steamer. Dr E L Hooper and wife with Emmett Jr and relatives traveled by car to the Hooper home for over Sunday. Mrs Hooper and son stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Boggess until weather moderates. Mrs Perry La Follette of Buchtel was a Moriveiness visitor in Athens.

D. D. Triipp H. C. Whiston Steubpenville Parkersburg W. Va E. L. Hooper Emmett L. Jr Charles Briggs Eliza Perry la Follette of Buchtel Athens

Dorothy M. Fish and Ralph R. Windsor Wed at Church Parsonage

Miss Dorothy M. Fish and Mr. Ralph R. Windsor of Guysville were married at 11 o'clock this morning at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. M. E. Chatley officiating. They will reside in Columbus.

Local Hosts Welcome Bechtels of Coshocton at Congress Street

Mr and Mrs Robert L Wood hosted over the weekend Mr and Mrs W W Bechtel from Coshocton at 96 North Congress Street They returned home yesterday Mr Bechtel is an alumnus of Ohio University

Robert L. Woodworth North Congress Street W. W. Bechtel Coshocton Mr. Bechtel Ohio University

Roushes Visit Civil War Battle Sites in Charleston

Mr and Mrs Eli Roush drove to Charleston West Virginia on Sunday and returned via Huntington and Point Pleasant. In Charleston they toured battle sites where Mr Roush fought during the Civil War marking his first trip there since the conflict.

Eli Roush Charleston W. Va Huntington Pt. Pleasant Roush

Mrs Cooley and son visit Copeland family in Warren

Mrs. M F Cooley and son Charles arrive in Warren to visit her parents Prof and Mrs M G Copeland at 40 Morris Avenue. Mr Cooley returns to Warren after driving them.

M. F. Cooley Charrles Warren Prof M. Copeland Morris Avenue Mr. Cooley

Local visits noted in Chillicothe households

Miss Louise Laughlin returns home after weeks visiting cousin Miss Authorene Laughlin at 11% North Court Street. Mrs Media Popocich of Sand Ridge stays with her aunt Mrs J A Wiseman on Richland Avenue for a few days.

Bess Graham E. J. Doheny Fullerton Calif W. L. Hottel North Congress Street Doheny Toledo John Doheny Miss Bess Graham California Louise Laughlin Chillicothe Authorene Laughlin North Court Street Media Popocich Sand Ridge J. A. Wiseman Richland Avenue

Liggett Family Guests Visit Skidmore Family

Mr and Mrs O Dell Liggett and daughters Helen and Belvadel of Ostrander spent the weekend with Mrs Ollie B Skidmore and daughter Miss Maude Skidmore 36 South College Street Also present were Mr David Skidmore and Mrs Ollie Skidmore joined the group for the return trip to Delaware to visit son and daughter in law LeRoy Skidmore.

O'Dell Liggett Helen and Belvadel Ostrander Ollie B. Skidmore Maude Skidmore South College Street David Skidmore Ollie Skidmore Delaware LeRoy Skidmore

Spauldings Visit Ginnan Home On Vacation Trip

Mr and Mrs J F Spaulding of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs James Ginnan over Monday en route this morning on a vacation trip including Chippewa Lake.

J. F. Spaulding Columbus James Ginnan Chippewa Lake

Blackwood and Marshall Families Return After Reunions

Mr and Mrs Will Blackwood and daughter from Cleveland along with Mr and Mrs J H Marshall and son from Cincinnati have returned home. They attended the Blackwood reunions last Thursday and have been visiting relatives since.

Will Blackwood Cleveland J. H. Marshall Cincinnati Blackwood

Reading Family Returns From Galena Weekend

Mr and Mrs W A Reading and their son Roscoe came back last evening from Galena where they visited relatives. Mr J A Wiseman is in Cincinnati on business.

W. A. Reading Roscoe Galena J. A. Wiseman Cincinnati

Coe Family To Visit Cedar Point For Short Stay

Mr and Mrs Georg O Coe and daughter Marian depart this evening for Cedar Point where they will spend several days.

Georg . O. Coe Marian Cedar Point

Radcliff Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Court

Lorenzo D. Radcliff pled guilty in Common Pleas court to assault and battery after a grand jury indicted him on an assault with intent to kill charge related to an attack on an 18 year old with a pitchfork. The jury initially reduced the charge at a prior trial.

Lorenzo D. Radcliff Prial Radcliff Erand Fui

Minor Bars Quash Trial Threat. Face Plea Alternative

In a terse note, prosecutors say the defendant will accept a lesser plea rather than stand trial on the original charge. Court records indicate negotiations concluded with a recommended disposition. Local officials await final judge approval.

Investigation promised into Hocking River pollution

Dr J M Higgins Athens Isaac Walton League act on pollution concerns with a letter from state health director Dr John F Monger requesting action. The note promises a thorough investigation of pollution in the Hocking River.

Hocking River J. M. Higgins Athens Isaac Walton League John F. Monger Higgins Walton

Health Department to Tackle Hocking River Pollution

Dr Monger reports the Hocking River will be studied for pollution this summer by the sanitary engineering division of the state health department after his tour of other states. He informs Dr Higgins that an investigation will begin as soon as practicable.

Health Department Monger Higgins Sanitary Engineering Division I State Department of Health

River High Hocking River Delays Weekend Swimmers

Heat wave continues as Athenians find the Hocking river too high and treacherous for safe bathing Sunday and Monday. The stream runs with a raging current hindering recreational use.

Hocking

Court ney Hill Beach Warns Only Best Swimmers Safe

Experts warn that the muddy water and neck-high surf at Courtney Hill Beach limit safety to strong swimmers, signaling caution for casual bathers and families.

Courtney Hill

Births Exceed Deaths in Athens County June 43 31

Births in June totaled 43 while deaths were 31 across Athens County according to the health department. Athens city recorded 12 births and 5 deaths. nine communicable disease cases were reported including tuberculosis and syphilis. Three villages Amenville Glouster Trimble and three townships Ames Bern Trimble failed to report.

Athens County County Health Department Amenvills Glouster Trimble Ames Bern Athens City Athens Township Albany Uchte Coolville Jacksonville Chauncey Alexander Township Athenston Canaan Township Carthage Township Downer Township Lee Township Lodi Township Rome Township Troy Township Waterloo Township York Township

German Inventor Produces Hour Long Phonograph Record

A German inventor unveiled a phonograph record capable of playing for one hour. The breakthrough promises extended playback without changing discs or interruptions, signaling a notable advance in recording technology.

British crowd boos attempt at royal greeting

In London a British crowd hissed two men who tried to imitate an American who walked to King George and said Hello king. The king nevertheless shook hands with the pair.

London King George King

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