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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1936

Page

3

Meigs Bridge Is Viewed by Body Tuesday

Governor Davey and West Virginia Governor Kump confer in Columbus with the Ohio Bridge Commission on taking over toll bridges. The commission, including Nick Stevens and George Hill, plans to acquire Ohio River bridges linking Ohio and West Virginia. The Sandusky Bay bridge may become toll free in about eight years under revenue bond plan.

Pomeroy Davey Kump West Virginia Columbus Ohio Bridge Commission Burr H. Simpson Holt Nick Stevens Oak Harbor George C. Hill Sandusky Robert Lucas Fremont Ohio River Ohio Bridge Commission Commission of Ohio Commission Sandusky Bay Bridge Ohio Valley Pomeroy Bridge

Rupture expert to demonstrate Zoetic Shield at Mitchell Hotel

Chicago rupture expert H. M. Shevn an will appear at the Mitchell Hotel Lancaster on July 23 and 24 from 9 AM to 6 PM to demonstrate the Zoetic Shield. The method claims immediate results, no medicines, and no under straps, with openings closing in about ten days in most cases. He was for 15 years an assistant to F. H. Seeley, noted rupture expert.

H. M. Shevnan Chicago Mitchell Hotel Lancaster Shevnan Richmond ST F. H. Seeley

End of the road for a fast turn wreck

A dramatic accident near the freight line shows a car crushed under a train car, destroying the vehicle and injuring no one but miraculously leaving the driver unhurt. The scene underscores the danger of reckless driving and the swift end it brings to pleasure and power in motion.

Pleasure

Middleport Briefs Celebrate Local Visits and Birthdays

Mr and Mrs Maynard Davis of Columbus visited the Entsmingers on Monday in Middleport. Homer Russell and his wife attended a birthday celebration for Mrs George Bolin in Albany on Sunday. Mary K Huggins hosted a Tuesday dinner with friends for her birthday anniversary.

Middleport Maynard Davis Columbus David Entsminger Lincoln St Homer Russell Albany George Bolin Mary K. Huggins

Spencer Dies. Carmel Native Obituary Noted in Columbus

Calvin B. Spencer formerly of Carmel died Sunday at his Columbus home. He is survived by his wife, a son Dr. Ben Spencer of Columbus, and several brothers and sisters.

B. Spencer Racine Calvin B. Spencer Carmel Columbus Ben Spencer

Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court

Marie Scott is granted a divorce from George Scott in Common Pleas Court. Custody of their six year old son is awarded to the mother. The entry is filed with Clerk of Courts Horton Brown.

Pomeroy Common Pleas Marie Scott George Scott Clerk of Courts Horton Brown

Columbia Grange Meeting Hosts Albany Group

Columbia Grange will meet Friday night July 24. Members of Albany Grange will present the program. Ice cream and cake will be served as refreshments.

Columbia Grange Carpenter Albany Grange

Smithy Astounds Crowd In Mechanicville Iron Tire Trick

In Mechanicville New York the last village blacksmith shop drew a crowd as a smith shrank an iron tire onto a wagon wheel. Spectators said they had not seen such a feat in many years.

Mechanicville N. Y U.P

Regains Vision After 12 Eye Operations in Parkersburg

Harry Jacobs Pomeroy underwent his twelfth eye operation this week in Parkersburg after eleven prior surgeries to remove a cataract. The young man had a cataract removed from one eye, partially restoring his sight. He is the son of Clish Jacobs of Lasley Street.

Racine Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Racine residents list guests and travelers including D H Cleland and Lottie Roush visiting Mansfield. James Day and Thomas Page from Columbus with Roger Wolfe. William Scott from Rosario Argentina visiting Walter Stewart. Jack Coffee from Columbus with grandparents Dr and Mrs John Philson. Virginia Buffington from Philadelphia visiting the Pickens family. and several others visiting relatives in Cairo Ill Oak Grove and Cleve land.

Racine D. H. Cleland Lottie Roush Mansfield Curt Cleland Ravenswood Jed Pickens Cairo Ill Amanda Cross B. H. Cross Oak Grove Floyd Walker Cleveland Gibbie Duskey Carl Cross Columbus

Camping Date Change For Girl Scout Troops

The executive committees of Girl Scout Troops 1 and 2 met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. A. Compton’s home on W Main St. The camping trip date changed to August 7 for councillors and August 9 for others. Next committee meeting is at Mrs. A. R. Knight’s home next Tuesday. Golden Eagle award for Miss Jean Ebersbach will be presented Thursday at the Episcopal Parish House. Reedsville beat Stiversville 15 to 11 in baseball. Next game is here Saturday July 25 against Chester.

Pomeroy W. A. Compton W. Main St A. R. Knight Mies Jean Ebersbach Episcopal Parish Reedsville Stiversville Chester

Homer Lawson Pomeroy Arrested on Intoxication Charge

Homer Lawson of Pomeroy was arrested Tuesday by Patrolman Walter Wolfe on an intoxication charge. A hearing before Mayor C. J. Hess was held Tuesday afternoon, Lawson was fined five dollars and costs, paid the amount, and was released.

Pomeroy Homer Lawson Walter Wolfe C. J. Hess Lawson

Meigs County Selects Boards for Four New Districts

County board of education named the initial members for the four new Meigs County districts Northern Rural Central Rural Southern Rural and Western Rural. The districts replace 15 former units with seven current ones Salisbury Bedford Olive Orange retained. The new boards will serve until next year’s election and join existing district governance.

Fomeroy Meigs County Northern Rural County Board of Education Salisbury Bedford Olive Orange C. O. Chapman Boards of Education H. G. Wagner Emory Chase Dale Dye John Blackwood Central Rural A.B. Eiselstein August Weber Riley Piggot Harry Pickens Dana McCane Southern Rural

Maness Suffered Foot Injury in Auto Jack Incident

Rev. T. E. Maness injured when the front of his automobile slipped from a jack and fell on his foot Saturday. The foot he counted as good is hurt. his other foot has twice been broken before. He is reported improving at his Union Avenue home.

Pomeroy T. E. Maness Maness Union Ave

Middleport Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travels

Middleport residents share weekend visits with relatives across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mrs Milton Osborne hosts Mrs W H Bauer and son Billy from Washington DC as Mrs Bauer departs for Louisville Kentucky. Rev C C Bailey plans a vacation after sermon duties while Drs R E Boice and Robert R Boice attend medical study and practice respectively.

Milton Osborne Lincoln &I W. H. Bauer Billy Washington, D. C Bauer Louisville Barth Guy Thompson Morris Thompson Hart Lyons Columbus Dale Dennis Bluefield W. Va Louisa Dennis Paul Hoffman Allen Fultz Middleport Bailey Lois Diles Pittsburgh Aaron Neutzling Nancy Gloria Aaron Neutzling Minnie Neutzling Walnut St R. E. Boice Chicago Robert R. Boice Pomeroy

Library Drives Teacher Participation In Pomeroy

More than 100 teachers join the local library established in the office of County School Superintendent C O Chapman. Each teacher pays four dollars annually to fund new books, per Miss Wilma Roush, secretary to the superintendent.

Pomeroy C. O. Chapman

Middleport Woman Wins Prizes in Art Exhibit

Mrs Irene Anderson Davis of New York City won second prize in an art exhibit after attending a Fine Arts School. She also earned a prize for a drawing of Clark Eagle. A Middleport High School graduate from the class of 1920, she formerly resided in Middleport.

Middleport Irene Anderson Davis New York City Davis Clark Davia Middleport High School

Mystery Woman Refuses Details of Facial Injuries

A bandaged woman in Cincinnati calling herself Edna Morris, 33, declined to explain how her facial injuries were sewn with ordinary thread and buttons after claiming injuries from an automobile accident. Police labeled the story unsatisfactory.

Edna Morris Cincinnati

Three Theaters Proposed In Pomeroy Redevelopment Plan

The Pomeroy area plans redecorating the Electric Theater as part of a campaign by local theater interests to counter competition from the Penvace chain. The proposal would operate three theaters in Pomeroy, with remodeling of the Koehler Building for the new chain. If approved, Mrs. Helen Lyons aims to reopen the Majestic Theater and relocate the Electric Theater’s equipment there while updating the Electric with new seating and gear.

Pomeroy Parkersburg Penvace Chain Koehler Helen Lyons Majestic Electric

Scout Review Board Sets Final Meeting Before Camp

POMEROY Boy Scout Board of Review will meet Friday at 7 p m at the Presbyterian Church. All scout applications must reach Chairman Rev R C Ditter by Friday noon for consideration. Awards go to those passing tests at the Court of Honor after the camp period. POMEROY MCCullough’s Pharmacy team beat Blue Diamond 19 13 in the community recreation league at the high school field. Tonight Foundry vs WPA game scheduled.

Pomeroy Boy Scout Board of Review Presbyterian Church R. C. Ditter Pomeroy—Mcccullough Pharmacy Blue Diamond Community Recreation League the Foundry WPA

Funeral notes from Coolville and Troy region

Funeral services were held for four men killed in the Little Hocking railroad wreck. Obsequies for Edwin Wildman, John Barrenger, Harvey Calloway, and Abner Deeter were conducted in Torch Baptist Church, Coolville M. E., Coolville Cemetery, and White Chapel with Rev. officiants. Socials and visits followed, including a 4-H Toppers ice cream social raising $16. Attendees and guests traveled from Athens, Marietta, Glouster, Toboso, and Portsmouth for services and gatherings.

Coolville Little Hocking Edwin Wildman Torch Baptist Church Ray C. Dotson Belpre Torch Cemetery John Barrenger Coolville M, IE E. J. Williams Coolville Cemetery Harvey Calloway G. E. Daugherty W. L. Schnanfer Marietta Harold McBride Ruth Ann Athens James Criss Glen Ira Barrows Torch E. M. Daugherty

Dog Bonus Causes Six-Pack Beagle Shipment

Local dog fancier Bill Stansbury ordered a beagle hound from New Philadelphia. The crate delivered by express contained one mother dog and five puppies born Tuesday morning on the train, stirring a billing question about paying for six dogs. Railway agent Lee Rudisill expects to drop the charge dispute, focusing on caring for six hounds.

Middleport Bill Stansbury New Philadelphia Express Lee Rudisill Railway Express Rudisill Stansbury

Letart Falls Briefs

Mr and Mrs W L Custer of East Orange New Jersey stayed several days here with their aunt Mrs E L Roberta. Mrs Letha Grim visited her sister in law Mrs Alfred Price at Elizabeth Pennsylvania. Mrs Higginbottom and daughter Dolly spent the weekend in Huntington with relatives. Mrs Eliza Burch spent a few days with a sister in Akron recently.

Letart Falls W. L. Custer East Orange N. J E. L. Roberta Letha Grim Alfred Price Elizabeth Higginbottom Dolly Huntington Eliza Burch Akron

Franz Joins Pomeroy Bank

Pomeroy National Bank announces personnel changes with Albert L. Franz named assistant cashier. Franz, brother of Ed Franz, has banking experience in Alamosa Colorado and with Korb Lithographing Co Cincinnati. Current officers include Hart Stanbery president and Edison Hobstetter cashier. Directors are Hart Stanbery P B Stanbery Henry Stanbery Margaret H Stanbery and Edison Hobstetter.

Pomeroy Pomeroy National Bank Albert L. Franz Ed Franz Frans Alamosa Colorado Korb Lithographing Co Cincinnati Hart Stanbery P. B. Stanbery Edison Hobstetter Mildred M. Stanley Robert S. Coates George Hobstetter Henry Stanbery Margaret H. Stanbery

Endo-Corn Promises Pain-Free Removal of Corns

Athens Phye offers ENDO CORN a remedy claimed to remove any corn or callous quickly and without pain. Demonstrations are available now, cost fifty cents, with a bold claim of lasting value.

Athens Phey Athens Phiey Adv

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State Bridge Commission Meigs Bridge Middleport Briefs A National Distillers Town Tavern Igen Neen En Ae LY Brat Distillaprs Pro Products Corporation New York, N.Y Lugelei Colonial Court St Athens, Ohio Colonial Finance Company Colonial Plan Scout Review Board Pharmacists Ella SS Greyhounds Greyhound New York Boston Atlantic City Dallas Denver Minneapolis San Diego San Francisco Union Bus Station W. Union St Coolville and Troy Flossie Kennard Kenneth Elane Easton Harold Morris Toboso G. W. Dean Charlea Stout Bethel Church Ella Haning Clarks Chapel Ola Carpenter Ira Conley Archie Dunfee Dunfee Etta Ora Dunfee C. H. Verwohlt Herman Harold St. Clairsville A. B. Saunders Oscar Gunder South Dakota Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Kansas Walter Scott Bess Cofer Frank Cofer Georgie Sikes Portsmouth Letart Franz Pomeroy Bank Meigs Institution Rayven Help Messenger Messenger
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