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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
After two days of solicitation the committee reports about 10 000 raised toward a 25 000 effort to purchase the shoe factory building in Nelsonville. A 8 30 p m meeting is planned tonight as the drive continues with hopes the project will proceed once funds are assured.
Mrs Bartlett and Mr Rout attend as delegates at the state Republican convention in Columbia. Mrs Bartlett also takes part in a breakfast hosted by Mrs Carrington T. Maran at her East Broad Street home with other attendees.
In a rough recap the Merchants win on offense with Linton driving in runs, Dupier and Smith contributing two base hits, Soha delivering a sacrifice, and Stewart to Gamin to Graham turning a double play. Garner and Phillips each fanned four.
Mrs Frank O Mara welcomes her niece Mrs Beryl Tarp from Santa Fe California along with Misses Helen and Lucille Verity and nieces Betty and Jane Verity as visitors.
Dr. J. S. Leonhardt developed an internal medicine named HEMROID to treat piles caused by poor lower bowel circulation. He reports success in over 900 of 1,000 patients, with Quick's Drug Store and other druggists selling HEMROID Tablets with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Effie Lamborn hosted the Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School on Tuesday evening at her Franklin Street home. President Mrs Blanche Juniper led the business session. A social time followed with fourteen members in attendance.
The King’s Men schedule a 7:30 p m Friday gathering at Roy Barron’s Pleasantview Avenue home. A discussion from the last meeting is noted and all men are invited to attend.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at the Dew Hotel for dinner at six then played bridge as guests of Mrs. Stanley Dew. Prize winners included Mrs John Edington first, Mrs Cecil Shafer second, and Mrs William Mills third.
The three months supply of flour will be distributed Saturday morning with 2 800 sacks handed out by committee representatives at Buchtel Kimberly Deanville and Floodwood Nelsonville York Township Relief Committee credits Governor George White and Adjutant General Frank D Henderson and the State Army Red Cross for major relief. Wheat donated to schools since fall with milk bread and meat provided by Athens County Chest and local agencies. Citizens urged to can berries and fruit and tend gardens to prepare for a hard coming winter with continued support from US Government agencies.
Nelsonville Merchants beat Buchtel Sayre's Specials 1 to 0 behind George Garner who limited the visitors to two hits. Linton had two hits for Buchtel and Meade Whyte starred defensively for Nelsonville as the lone run scored on a second inning double by Dupler. Tonight Stratton Motors meet Buchtel Old Timers in the league’s second half opener with Smathers Mohney or Christian expected to pitch for Buchtel.
The Woman's Relief Coppa will go to Greenlawn Cemetery Friday to decorate graves of veterans. Members are asked to be present. The group will leave for the cemetery on the 1 o'clock traction car.
A group listed as Misaea Edith Campbell Dorothy Campbell Thelma Dorothy Howard Pern Linton Marion Campbell Evan Linton Millard Lawrence Howard gathered at Rock House on Sunday for a pienia gathering at the residence.
In a brief ad style note readers are urged to rub feet with Moone's Emerald Of at bedtime to combat hot weather foot odors. The claim says it neutralizes perspiration odors instantly and leaves feet refreshed, preventing swelling and keeping feet dry in heat.
The Sunday School Class of the Primary Department taught by Misa Hisie Ingram held a dinner Sunday at Mina Ingram's country home. Eight members of the class attended the social event.
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