Return of Church Tablecloths Requested
Anyone with Methodist Church tablecloths is asked to return them at once to Mrs. Ed Crouse on Columbus Street.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
5
Anyone with Methodist Church tablecloths is asked to return them at once to Mrs. Ed Crouse on Columbus Street.
Mayor R S Wood said other towns have newer water systems and Athena's supply is not as inadequate as a report by C B Hoover of the Division of Water in Columbus would indicate. The report, to be presented to the Athena City Council, compared Athens with several Latine site communities, noting many have better services.
Nelsonville July 18 The Hocking Valley Drilling Company nears target on the Lick Run property as the second well reaches 2960 feet and is slated to enter Clinton Sand next Monday. Nearby, Wittmer Oil and Gas of Pittsburgh plans a new well atop Birds Hill, while Ohio Fuel Gas and Pres m Oil push separate drills on surrounding lands. Three wells will test subsurface geology across the river from Nelsonville with operations to start within weeks.
Nelsonville High School Band under Ward W. Hamm will present a Saturday evening concert on July 9. The program includes selections such as Infania, Hayes Japanese Sunst, Deppen Top Rag, Vian-waltz, and Star Spangled Banner with pieces by Bennett and Miles among others.
Fire responders raced to East State Street Thursday night after an automobile leaked gasoline and ignited. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in front of 14 East State Street with a water nozzle, causing no injuries and no damage to the car.
The Circle of Ruth Sunday School met in church parlors Thursday evening with Mrs Lloyd Jevans leading the service. Mrs Edith Stiers as president presided over a program featuring talks on Women in General Assembly by Mrs James Kinters and The Philippines by Mrs urns Cakley, and a committee was named to plan an annual party in August.
Nelsonville Fire Department responded to a hay field blaze at the Joe Davis farm on Thursday afternoon. Dry conditions allowed rapid spread threatening the house and outbuildings. hay and a hay loader were damaged. Cause is unknown.
The Rev. Charles K. Grammer of Ironton will occupy the pulpit of the Christian Church Sunday morning at 7:30 and again in the evening at 7:30. Mr. Grammer is described as an able speaker.
Mrs Williard Hall and Miss Josephine Porter hosted a bridge shower Wednesday at the Porter home Monroe Street honoring Elizabeth Smith of Columbus whose marriage to Walter Swartz of Columbus is set for Tuesday July 22. Smith received gifts. Ruth Kelch won high score and Vivian Roscoe low score. A luncheon followed with garden flowers decorating tables.
In Nelsonville on July 18 the Stratton Motor Collies lost 6 4 to the Athena Terriers. Longley pitched well but costly infield errors and a muffed outfield spoiled the win. Oliver hit a solo homer for the Terriers and Ed Sharp led with three hits as Athena moved to first place while Stratton dropped to the cellar.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry returned Thursday from a ten days trip to Atlantic City and Washington D C.
The W. B. A. Club held a Thursday picnic at Smiths tourist camp on the Nelsonville and Logan Road. A 6 o clock dinner was served. Attending were Mrs Bessie Bland and daughter Margaret, Mrs Henry Nutter, Mrs Art Fisk, Mrs Ivan Matheny and children Jean and Bob, Mrs Sam Krider and son Paul, Mrs Harry Dilcher, Mrs Howard Cuckler, Mrs James Kuhn and daughter Mary, Mrs Beulah Green and son Don, Mrs Pearl McCulloch and son Billy, Mrs Jennie Fisher and daughter Jane, Mrs Lizzie Hannas and nieces Ellen Louise Bratley and Dorothy and Jean Hannas, Mrs Emma Cook, Mrs Billa Brown and sons Lester and Chester, Mrs Carl Linton and son Max, Mr Charles Scott and son Roger.
In Nelsonville the Pythian Sisters of Buchtel will stage a euchre party and dance at the Opera House on Saturday evening July 1 9. This event opens a series of three with prizes for winners each night and a final overall prize after the third gathering.
Miss Adeline Ray leaves for a week with sister Mrs Fred Love in Cincinnati. Jean Duffy returns to Logan after visiting uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs L S Krieg. Carnes Hickman and family visit Columbus. Effie Green and sons Terry and Marie Hickman visit Columbus. Mrs Earl Weiss and daughter Selma return from Athens relatives.
Miss Bernice Riggs leaves for a several weeks visit with sister Mrs. Francis Leach in Toledo Ohio. Miscellany lists visitors and relatives from Chicago Illinois, Burleigh Falls Canada, Peoria Illinois, Athens Ohio, Missoula Montana, and Columbus Ohio.
Miss Clara Key spent several days in Cleveland visiting friends and returning home.
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