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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1924

Page

7

Chauncey Operation Smoothly Clears Tonsils in Athens

Walter Wharton of The Plains underwent a successful tonsil removal in Athens Thursday performed by Dr. Copeland. An Old Resident Dies. Robert Leake, 75, longtime Greens Run resident, passed away and will be buried at Taylor Ridge after funeral at Church of Christ in Greens Run. Other brief items note local visits and outings by area residents.

Walter Wharton Eismar The Plains Athens Copeland Robert Leake Green's Run Leake Church of Christ

Mrs Joe Evans and Son in Detroit for Employment

Mrs. Joe Evans and her son are in Detroit Michigan where Mr Evans has secured employment.

Joe Evans and Son Detroit, Mich Evans

Chauncey Social Notes Include Visits From Mt Gilead Cousin

Mrs J Gaston Coe entertained at her Chauncey home over the weekend with her cousin Miss Ruth Dukes of Mt Gilead Ohio visiting while attending summer school at Ohio University Athens. Miss Kathrine Ryan, once ill at her parents Mr and Mrs William Ryan near Chauncey, is slowly improving.

J. Gaston Coe Chauncey Ruth Dukes Mt Gilead, O Ohio University Athens Kathrine Ryan Mrs. William Ryan

Misses Sherood Visit Katherine Ryan in Illness

Misses Audrey and Gladys Sherood of Hocking visited Miss Katherine Ryan on Wednesday as she has been ill.

Audrey Gladys Sherood Hocking Katherine Ryan

Spadies Aid Society Meets at Chauncey M E Church

The Spadies Aid Society of Chauncey M. E. church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Robert Hixson’s home on Ellis Avenue with quiltwork, a picnic dinner, readings by Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Francis, piano by Robert Bingman, and a solo by Gloria Hintz. Visitors were Mrs. Ollie Sommers of Nelsonville and Mrs. Leo Bingman of Athens. Members present included Mrs. James Love as president, and plans announced for next meetings at Mrs. Hixon and Mrs. J. Gaston Coe.

Spadies Aid Society Chauncey M. E. Church Robert Hixson Snr Ellis Avenue James Love Cochran Francis Robert Bingman Gloria Hintz Campbell Blackford Hixson Hixon J. Gaston Coe

Community Church Meet at The Plains Promises Attendance

If weather allows a large turnout is expected for a community church meet and basket dinner at The Plains on Sunday. Rev Harter of Chauncey and Rev Rutheford of Wellston lead, with music by the Plains Band and Windie orchestra. Several local visits and an upcoming Rebekah lodge installation in Chauncey are noted along with family trips.

Harter Chauncey Rutheford Wellston Plains Band Windie Orchestra Rebekah Lodge

Woman tests Bell automatic lines in Columbus

Vivian Coyle, a Columbus matron, works as chief tester for Ohio Bell Telephone Company automatic lines. She handles many switches and dials to identify trouble on the trunks, a role she has perfected over seven years with linemen following to fix the issues.

Columbus Vivian Coyle

Former Athenian Active in Michigan

Mt. Clemens Michigan July 18 Trailing in the wake of Herb Bearcat Baker Republican candidate for governor Charlst Allen Brown formerly of Athens Ohio visited Mt. Clemens The presumption here was that Brown is showing the gubernatorial aspirant how elections are won down in his home town in Ohio The former Athens man was at one time in the Michigan legislature He is now in the real estate business in Flint.

MT. Clemens Mich Herb Bearcat) Baker Charlst Allen Brown Athens Ohio Brown Michigan Flint

Murder in Windy City district linked to beer runners

Near Chicago police discovered an unidentified man with two bullet wounds in the neck on a lonely road south west of the city. Coroner reports fractures to both arms and one shoulder. Clothing stripped of identifying marks. Investigated as gang related after previous gangster body found nearby last February.

Chicago Gang Land John Duffy Alies Daugherty Philadelphia

Second killer sought now in officers death

King identified Frank Harrill as an accessory in the murder of Major Samuel H. McLeary. King and Harrill allegedly entered McLeary’s car, shot him, and dragged the body into a Cheraw swamp, where the remains were later found. Harrill remains at large as a murder investigation continues.

Columbia Frank Harrill Samuel H. McLeary Harrill Mortimer H. King Richland County King Cheraw McLeary Ody

Naval aviators set 14 hour endurance record in seaplane

Lieutenant John Price and Frank W. Wead of the Ana costia district of Columbia broke a non stop seaplane duration record by staying airborne for 14 hours and 63 minutes over a 1050 mile flight. A heavy fog forced them to land.

John Price Frank W. Wead Anacostia District of Columbia

Major McCleary Slain. King Held After 15 Day Search

An inquest found Major McCleary was slain by King and others unknown. King was arrested after his confession and the body was found, ending a 15 day search for the army officer who disappeared July 2 en route to Fort Moultrie from Fort Leavenworth. Army authorities aided in the search.

Coronr McCleary King Fort Moultrie D. C Fort Leavenworth Kas

Duke Opens First English Duke Run Laundry at Bromley

London reports the first laundry run and owned by an English duke has opened at Bromley Kent. The ducal manager is Lord Cecil Charles Douglas brother of the Marquis of Queensberry and runs the business in his own name.

London Bromley Kent Lord Cecil Charles Douglas Marquis of Queensberry

Gale Sweeps Amsterdam. Eleven Fishermen Perish

A July dispatch from Amsterdam reports a violent gale causing the sinking or capsizing of fishing boats. Eleven fishermen are dead, with others missing or rescued as crews struggle to cope with the storm. The tragedy highlights dangers faced by maritime workers in Dutch waters.

London Amsterdam

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Dave M. C John Elmer Augusta Episcopal Church Joe Cokarr Pearl Wallace Rosa Redmond Clara Young Buckeye Lake Zanesville A. C. Hintz A. V. Hintz Ladies Aid Community Church Meet Ollie Sommers Nelsonville A. H. England Nancy Bowden Will Stalder the Plains Robert Hixson Jr Robert Ashland Alex M. Moore West State Windy City Hills Hamburg Union St Duke Delaware Callie Hams Dinsmoor Meat Market Mil St Cleo Cones Littler’s Bakery East Union St White House Old Reliable Karavan Arbuckle Boyd Roach’s Messenger Bidg Chuck Messenger Office Coocoanut Washington Lynch J. Frasier North Dates Robert M. LaFollette Country Club Coffee Jewell, Ib G. White Clifton Athens County Tke Blue Valley Creamery Kee North Court St Horth Court St Chase Jewell Whartons Aes Ackers Bieber National Biscuit Co Veal
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