Mrs C H Bartlett Handles Messenger Classifieds
Mrs C H Bartlett takes classified advertisements for the Messenger. Call 412 W Nelsonville to place your notice.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
3
Mrs C H Bartlett takes classified advertisements for the Messenger. Call 412 W Nelsonville to place your notice.
Miss Oril Smith guest of honor at a bridge shower by Mrs. Jack Davis in Nelsonville. Seven tables of bridge played with scores by Mrs. Don Shafer and Miss Londa Meade. Gifts received. out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Bergman and Miss Lena Wilson. Smith's marriage to Ralph Orr of Huntington, West Virginia, set for Thursday, July 25.
Nelsonville July 23 A special meeting of the Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association is set for Thursday evening July 25 at 7 30 at the Buchtel High School Building. Plans will be made for purchasing ground equipment for the coming year and officers request all members attend.
The women of St. Phillips Catholic Church Murray City sponsor an ice cream sociable on the church lawn Thursday evening July 25. A euchre game follows at 8 30. The events draw residents of Nelsonville and nearby towns.
Nelsonville July 23 Mr and Mrs J L Cheeseman West Washington Street have received news of the death of their grandson Wray Cheeseman 12 son of Arthur Cheeseman of Berkley Michigan The message said the boy was drowned but details are unavailable The body will be brought to the grandparents home this evening Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Collins family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eckels on Sunday July 21 to celebrate a Longstreth homecoming. Attending were Rebecca Collins of Athens John Collins of Columbus Frank Collins of Jobs J H Warren and family from Keith W Stedman and daughters from Carbon Hill Ed Lowery and daughter from Colgate Raymond Collins of Freeman Pa Ralph Collins and two sons from Barberton Millard Collins of Canton Eddie Fletcher and families of Columbus Hubert Eckels and son Robert of Longstreth Harry Galentin of Longstreth Kathleen Nutter of Carbon Hill and Lafe Gaston of Athens.
Local social notes list numerous families visiting and hosting in this city and nearby areas. Names include Elsworth Reigle, Harry Davis and daughter Harriet, Hellyer family, Fred Hall party, Allison Jones and Mary Louise, W. W. Poston, Henry Mitchell, Thomas Murphy Jr, E J Cable, S E Dean, Clayton Craft, Florence Rannelly, Perry Poffenbarger, Earl Baker, Joan Kourt, Delbert Mills, Sam Robertson, Oral Stephenson, Jerry Saunders, Elizabeth Logsdon, and others visiting from Columbus Akron Athens Parkersburg and Detroit with visits to Knights of Pythias Home and Buckeye Lake.
Dr. Walker's Old Timers routed the Chevrolets 19 to 5 in Nelsonville as they piled up 12 first inning runs and totaled 6 hits for the visitors. Gardner hit a three bagger for the Chevrolets while Zuber Mohney and others supplied multiple hits. It was Walker's ninth win in 11 starts, with the crowd contributing the season’s first on-field collection at Buchtel grounds.
The United States Army band Pershing's Own, directed by Capt. William J. Stannard, will perform at Ohio University's Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday October 9 in two concerts. Proceeds benefit the university stadium fund. About 90 musicians are expected. a 3:15 PM student concert and an 8:15 PM public show are planned.
U S border patrols killed two rum runners and wounded three in a two day crackdown near El Paso Texas. Six men arrested and 200 gallons of liquor seized as officers seize vehicles and gather evidence to target leaders of a major border ring. The smugglers carried casualties back to Mexico as clashes occurred one mile from the city and again on the morning of the second engagement.
Concentrated buying in certain deliveries pushed rubber futures up 10 points on the Rubber Exchange. July delivery dropped 10 points after a single four-lot trade. At noon total sales reached 199 lots, equivalent to 427% long.
Nelsonville reports the death of Garrett Russell Warren one year old at his family home in Deanville on Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30 PM at the residence with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Garrett Warren a brother a sister and a stepsister.
Nelsonville reports Frank Whitehead was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment in Squire Dontey's Court on an intoxication charge.
In Nelsonville on July 25 the Methodist Junior Church urges all members to attend Wednesday at 7 o clock to assume control of the prayer meeting. The regular Sunday program will be held to show older members how the Junior Church operates. The group, organized by Mrs Hoffman, includes over 100 members with its own officers official board Ladies Aid Society and a ten piece orchestra providing music for services and Sunday School.
Special air mail service ready for letters from the Bremen when it arrives in New York on July 26 and departs for Germany. Send letters immediately to local post offices. Mark envelopes with By the Steamship Bremen and Par Avion to ensure passage on the short flight. First transfer of mail from ship to shore on this route.
New Hiram Bingham Jr son of a Connecticut senator is pictured at the state department in Washington after completing training for a role as vice consul at Kobe Japan.
Cincinnati July 23. Announcement that the river steamer Tom Greene would race her sister ship Chris Greene on the Ohio River to New Richmond was withdrawn today and the race may not be run until fall if then. Chris Greene said the announcement was made through error.
Prisoners at Dannemora New York prison rioted citing poor meals and long shifts. Reports say inmates demanded pork chops and new potatoes as grievances fueling the disturbance.
Kenneth Houdashelt, 12, of Cincinnati and grandson of Mr and Mrs John Houdashelt formerly of Pomeroy Bend, was killed when the automobile driven by his mother Elmer Houdshell went into a ditch five miles south of Marysville. The mother suffered minor injuries.
Roy Mayle of Sand Ridge posted 500 bond to appear before the next grand jury on an assault charge filed by his wife, mother of 12. He was released from Athens county jail after arraignment before Mayor Johnson at Trimble and bound over to the grand jury.
Glouster Quicksteps colored team defeated Corning 4 to 2 at Drakes grounds on Sunday afternoon. Glouster held a 10 to 9 edge in White. Pitcher Simp son battled tight spots but received strong support to escape each jam.
Youngstown July 23 Police Chief J J McNicholas will be replaced as head of the City Police Department this week Mayor Joseph L Heffernan announced today It is believed Paul Lyden former sheriff will be named chief McNicholas is being removed because of his failure to reorganize the police department and instill a new spirit in the members of the force
A series of conferences is offered in Room 114 Ellis Hall this week by Edwina Morrow of a book company. City and county teachers and any interested readers are invited to attend the 1 PM lectures and demonstrations on reading taught by Morrow.
In Glouster on July 23, Charles Thomas Lodge I O O I Jacksonville installed new officers with H K E Jones of the city acting as special district deputy grand master. Officers named include Max von Scheele Noble Grand John Baird vice grand Roy Kaaler warden T A Brinkley conductor Levi Barstow L S A O Wolfe I B Houenstine tower guard Fred Kempton chaplain George Luther. After the ceremony a social with water and melon followed. Stand Bearers set to present a special program tonight at the M E Church starting at 8 o clock with unusual program noted.
President Hoover announced a plan to create a commission within the Army general staff to study ways to drastically cut military expenses over the next four years. The program aims to reconsider the entire military program to align future spending with the world situation shaped by the Kellogg Briand pact and naval reduction talks.
Glouster Falcons traveled to Beverly on Sunday and fell 3 0. Beverly opened scoring with a fourth inning home run, then added a run in the fifth and another in the seventh. Glouster threatened in the second and fifth innings but failed to deliver the clutch hit.
The thousandth Edison two cent stamp of the limited edition sold Monday at the Athens Post Office. J L C Kelley guarded the stamps and had to vault the next 1 000 to meet demand. The issue honors Thomas A Edison and his first electric lamp and may sell out in less than 10 days.
In Texas the Barber G Hart and Tailor L R Rose began a croquet marathon to New York with hometown backing. After 100 miles they quit near Bryan citing bacon ran out, then returned home to cheers and new financing. An advance agent was hired to visit towns along the route. Albert Rhodes of Deanville pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $10 with costs, suspended for 60 days, after arrest in Kimberly by Deputy Fred Heck.
Bryson Lumber Company won two straight games boosting morale. They beat Murray City 19 to 4 on local grounds and defeated St Nicholas Junior in Zanesville 8 to 4. A twilight game is scheduled tonight against Hebbardaville on the local grounds.
In Dodgeville Wisconsin 15 year old Laverne Peterson faced a fatal hayfork accident. He restrained a harpoon from spreading after being impaled and walked unaided to a house before dying three hours later at a hospital. His calm action saved others from harm.
Steubenville police have no clues in the ambush killing of Michael Wushase 45 a Pennsylvania Railroad employee shot while walking near his home. The slaying occurred yesterday on a street a few blocks from his residence.
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