Gardener Hughes Returns to Horton’s Scene of Work
Hughes visited the site of his labor as an expert gardener for Mr. Horton at intervals, continuing to oversee the garden work and its progress.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
2
Hughes visited the site of his labor as an expert gardener for Mr. Horton at intervals, continuing to oversee the garden work and its progress.
County Treasurer Homer Roush reports July 16 as the banner tax collecting day with about 34090 dollars received. On Tuesday the total collected was approximately 10900 dollars.
Dr Griffith Taylor of the University of Chicago spoke at Hotel Berry on Byrd's Antarctic trips and the scientific value of Antarctic exploration. He noted large land areas, weather at the South Pole, glacial topography, and potential coal deposits while highlighting aerial photos from Byrd's flights. He has given lectures at Ohio University.
Health officials in Pomeroy Gallipolis and Meigs County warn against bathing in the Ohio and Kanawha rivers due to typhoid germs. Meigs Water Company uses chlorine and ammonia to purify supply while tests certify purity. experts say rising water will flush pollutants and reduce risk.
POMEROY July 16. C McIntyre the famous New York columnist becomes owner of a burial lot in Mound Hill Cemetery Gallipolis overlooking the Ohio River. The transfer completed Monday places the lot in the older part of the cemetery and purchased from Mrs J C Shepard who held it since 1899.
Miss Nella Leonard arrived from Pt Pleasant for a brief stay with her uncle J. O. Leonard. Clinton Fisher and son John from Zanesville visit the Davises. Herman Bailey and daughter Mary Jane go to Charleston for Mary Jane’s tonsil and adenoid removal at McMillan Hospital. Pauline Daugherty and Erla Hoffman depart for Pittsburgh after a week with cousins the May family. Mrs H E Thomas visits Pt Pleasant relatives. Missionary Society of the Christian Church met with Mrs Jake Young. six groups formed this year. Cyrus the traveling salesman relocates to Middleport with family at the McKinley house on South Fourth Avenue. Stella Palmer and Pauline Tuckerman visit Gallipolis. Elmer Miller takes a week’s vacation. Mrs Charles Sprouse returns to Bucyrus. Mary Louisa stays with Roberta Howell. Margaret Healy Charlotte Beverage and Lena Fox begin their annual month long vacation with planned trips. H Church returns home from Columbus with Loren Russell and wife. Bobby Russell will visit grandparents on Lincoln Street.
Marshal Bolin, 80, died at his son in law Herbert Riggs' home in Bedford Township after a long illness of old age. He leaves several children.
The Church of Christ in Pomeroy is completed with organ lighting fixtures seats and varnish. Visitation Day drew praise for the modern building. Organ installed by Runge will be heard in worship on Sunday. The basement will host banquets and entertainments and Thursday dinners along with quilting meetings are well patronized. The first social was held Tuesday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Albert D. Rus visited relatives near Pataskala while Mr. and Mrs. John Heilman celebrated a golden wedding at Bunker Hill. Henry Hangman and daughter from Minneapolis arrive for a 25 year hometown reunion. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Duckworth of Syracuse. Ohio River acids damage boiler seams prompting towboats to repair boilers in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Homer Hysell is ill at Breezy Heights and Mrs. Jacob Ament seeks hospital care in Parkersburg.
Mayor George J Prall declares a crackdown after a Saturday fight near a village dance hall. Several arrests were made. Ivan Searles fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed. One man held for trial and another set for a hearing tomorrow.
Charity Council No 245 Daughters of America installed officers for the ensuing year led by installing officer Maud Tewksbury. New appointments include Amy Bowen as councillor Estella Roush as assistant junior past councillor Lenna DeVol as vice councillor Fanny Mourning as vice assistant and Edith Sauer as conductor. Others: Teresa Autherson warden Margaret Jones inside sentinel Emma M Russell outside sentinel Ada Root treasurer Lulu Ashley financial secretary Izora Guinther assistant recording secretary Helen Russell pianist. Refreshments followed.
E E Hayman sues E E Martin and R W Ireland in Pomeroy court seeking 404.80 for coal delivered to an oil and gas well on the W N Orr farm in Chester Township. Hayman says he was employed Aug 26 1929 to haul coal and delivered 2024 bushels at 26 cents per bushel, unpaid.
Pomeroy reports a fire at the gardener’s home on the Ralton Russell property, 75 year old frame building saved after using 1500 feet of hose from three ward houses. Tim Jones, miner at Mine No. 16, lost much of his goods. fire started in a flue. little insurance noted.
Jeff Guest, resident of Pomeroy Second Ward and Columbus worker, was the first absentee voter served by Deputy Clerk Will Stivers. The report notes new election law swearing requirements for 50 mile distant voters and records other early applicants like H. H. Bolin, a former Pomeroy precinct constable, who also works in Columbus.
The Nome Guards of Heath M. E. Church led by Mrs. C. H. Esichinger and assisted by Mrs. J. W. Graham and Mary Smith held a picnic at the Lansbury farm in Langsville. They departed from the church at 9 o clock aboard a truck and automobile with supplies.
Mrs J E Harley and her mother Mrs W J Bryan and Miss Virgie Corbin attended the Huntington funeral of A W Hickman. Hickman was a first cousin of Mr Bryan by marriage. After the service the group visited briefly with Mr and Mrs W H Stark, formerly Miss Anna Reed of Middleport.
Meigs County reports abundant sweet corn arriving in Pomeroy markets priced at 30 cents per dozen. Local farms also supply green beans cabbage and tomatoes today.
Senator McKellar Democrat Tennessee drafted a reservation to the London Naval Treaty stating it should not take effect until all signatories agree on freedom of the seas for neutral commerce outside territorial waters. He plans to introduce the proposal today if the draft is ready.
Christopher Battalino retained the featherweight title in Hartford at Hurley Stadium by stopping Ignacio Fernandez in the fifth round of a scheduled 15 round bout before about 10 000 fans. The defending champion failed to impress some supporters despite the victory.
The text notes a man, once a lad in England, becoming a famed geographer and explorer. It highlights two years with the Scott Expedition in Antarctica and extensive exploration of Arctic areas, marking him as a leading figure in geographic research.
Members of the Athens Country Club will host Marietta Club members Thursday afternoon. Twenty five players from each club will compete in an 18 hole match starting at 1 o'clock followed by a porch dining room dinner. Athens plays Jackson at Zanesville and will entertain at Marietta on August 28.
In Dayton Kentucky on Monday night welterweight Sammy Buchanan from Atlanta was knocked out by Jim Neal of Cincinnati. He did not regain consciousness and died early today. Coroner Walter B. Hughes ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death. Buchanan was knocked out in the seventh round and removed to the hospital after attempts to revive him failed.
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