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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

5

Birthday Dinner Honors Thomas Porter at Athens County Fair Grounds

Four generations gathered Wednesday evening for the eighty second birthday of Thomas Porter at 99 Franklin Avenue. Twenty four relatives and guests joined a picnic dinner at the Athens County Fair Grounds. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snyder and Miss Ruth Kennard.

Thomas Porter Franklin Avenue Athens County Fair Tom \. Snyder Ruth Kennard Sam Pidcock J. B. Allen Marjory OF. Black Charleston W. Va George G. Foster Captain Allen Foster

Second Hand Dealer Confesses to Murder in Columbus

Cary Burt, a 53 year old second hand dealer, confessed to killing Mamie Hart, 34, of Coalton near Jackson, with a razor after a quarrel. Hart had been estranged from her husband for two years and was mother to two daughters. Police reported the confession followed intensive questioning and subsequent admission.

Columbus Cary Turt Mamiehart Coalton Jackson Whco Yuet Ohio Chile Farm Bureau Corporation M. R. Maney Maney

Cooper Will Speak At Political Meet In Perry County

Gov. Myers Y. Cooper will be principal speaker at a large picnic and gathering of Perry County Republican officials and committees at the Randolph home on Thursday July 25. He is to speak at 5 50 p m.

New Lexington Myers Y. Cooper Perry County Republican F. M. Randolph Cooper

Court House Doings: Divorce Granted in Athens County

Divorce on grounds of wilful absence and neglect of duty was granted Pearl F. Mansfield from Etta Mansfield by Judge L G Worstell in Athens County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. Setting of the money action between Della Starkey and Floyd Starkey was vacated.

Pearl FE. Mansfield Etta Mansfield L. G. Worstell Athens County Common Pleas Court Della Starkey Floyd Starkey

Two Men Taken to Reformatory Today

Sheriff William Williams left for Mansfield taking John Simons and Denzel Bailey who were sentenced to indeterminate terms in the Mansfield Reformatory by Judge L G Worstell for perjury. Simons admitted guilt after testimony about a mine riot near Greens Run last summer was contradicted in court. Bailey pleaded guilty and was sentenced based on testimony from the Ray Mc Laughlin trial concerning an assault on Mc Kinley Woodruff.

William Williams Mansfield John Simons Denzel Bailey Mansfield Reformatory L. G. Worstell Simons Greens Run Bailey Ray McLaughlin McKinley Woodruff

Walburn Purchases New Vehicle Here

The E R Walburn Undertaking Establishment on South Court Street announces a new hearse and ambulance car for use there. The vehicle, claimed to be among the finest in the state, was driven from Cincinnati to Athens on Tuesday. It features first aid apparatus a breathing machine electric lights throughout the coach electric fans heaters and special shock absorbers.

E. R. Walburn Undertaking Establishment South Court Street Walburn Cincinnati Athens

Ohio counties urged to review traffic campaign results

Columbus July 18 reports county officials back a check-up of results from the recent two week educational traffic enforcement period. Sheriffs and enforcement officers, in contact with the Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau, seek county by county reviews. Officials say violations were worse than seen, urging continued vigilance to uphold the state traffic code.

Columbus Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau R. Wilson

Coal production figures show weekly variation

Washington reports the 9,400,000 net tons of bituminous coal produced in the week ended July 13, as estimated from railroad loading reports. The Bureau of Mines tallies 9,474,000 net tons for the week ended June 29 and 7,422,000 net tons for the week ended July 6.

Washington, D.C United States National Coal Association U. S. Bureau of Mines

Steamboat Race Thrills Marietta Man on Tom Greene Trip

Attorney Blake Summers and Francis Greene joined Captain Mary O’Neill and crew aboard the Tom Greene for a famed steamboat race against the Betsy Ann from Cincinnati to New Richmond. Summers called the two and a half hour voyage the most thrilling experience ever, with crowding and wheel spinners drawing cheers as passengers swayed the boats.

Marietta Tom Greene Betsy Ann Sattorney Blake Summers Cincin New Richmond Summers Francis Greene J. &. W. Greene Newport Mary Tom Chris Cincinnati

Tharp Moved to Grant Hospital for Treatment

Everett Tharp superintendent of Sunday Creek Coal Company mines at Corning has been moved to Grant Hospital in Columbus for medical treatment.

New Lexington Everett Tharp Sunday Creek Coal Company Corning Grant Hospital Columbus

Repairs Planned on State Route 26 West of Marietta

Marietta reports repairs on State Route 26 west of town will begin within three weeks. Surface treatment will cover the gravel stretch between Sharpsburg and Sugar Creek, with tarring from Marietta to Beverly finishing this Friday and Beverly to McConnelsville within 10 days. The road is expected ready for through traffic in about a week.

Marietta State Highway Office Sharpsburg Aih Sugar Creek Beverly Betwern Beverly McConnelsville Route Athens County

Hutchinsons Win Athens Country Club Women’s Golf

Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Hutchinson won the Athens Country Club women’s golf tournament on Wednesday finishing medal play at 9S for 18 holes. Mrs Charles Enwell was second with 110 and Mrs M M Kerr third with tt. Edna Way placed fourth with 199. Other competitors included Miss Irene Devlin Miss Patterson Miss Dunham Mrs EOC Bibbee and Miss Maurene Cornwell.

Athens Charles «Enwell M M. Kerr Mise Edna Way Irene Devlin Patterson Dunham Eoc. Bibbee Maurene Cornwell

Compensation Suit Set for Trial Today

Elizabeth Drake sues the Industrial Commission of Ohio under the workman's compensation law seeking compensation for the death of her husband William Drake, alleged killed by performance of duties at Ohio State University. Court records show the case set for trial in common pleas court.

Elizabeth Drake Olio Mra Drake Hushara William Drake Ofte University

University Laundry Defective Trap Sparks Petition

The document alleges a pursuit involving a gas issue caused by a faulty trap in the university laundry. Prosecuting Attorney R. D. Whejade was to be assisted by an attorney from the Attorney General's office, appearing before the commission on behalf of the defense.

R. D. Whe Jade Reneral

Argentinian Giant Victoria Campale Wins Bout on Fouls

In Brooklyn at Abbeta Field on the scheduled 11th round bout, Victoria Campale defeats Arthur De Ruh on a fourth foul in the third round after De Ruh is disqualified by the referee.

New York Victoria Campale Arthur de Ruh Abbeta Field Brooklyn de Kuh

Mello-Glo Face Powder Endorsed for Purity

Beautiful women rely on Mello-Glo powder to guard complexions. Government approved coloring mates ensure a smooth, long lasting finish. A glossy look, not pasty or flaky, with even coverage from this waxy, refined powder. Made by MELLO-GLO company.

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