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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

4

Engagement Announced for Eleano r Louise Christ and Henry H Eccles

Mr and Mrs Rudolph Christ of Buffalo New York announce the engagement of their daughter Eleano r Louise to Henry H Eccles of Athens Ohio The couple plan a wedding on August 5 and will reside in Portsmouth around September 1 Miss Christ is an Ohio University AB graduate last June and held leadership roles in the Women s League Alpha Gamma Delta and Pan Hellenic Council Mr Eccles a Delta Tau Delta member graduated from Ohio University in 1915 and has since been teaching

Rudolph Christ Buffalo N. Y Eleanore Louise Henry H. Eccles Athens Eccles Portsmouth Miss Christ Ohio University The Woman's League Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity Pan-Hellenic Council Delta Tau Delta Fraternity

Local residents head on travels and career moves

Several town residents embark on trips and career changes. Prospective principal James A. Reading leaves for Rich County West Virginia to handle business. Professors and spouses depart for Chautauqua New York and Baltimore Maryland for study and internship opportunities. Families visit relatives in Pleasantville New Marshfield and Canton while others tour Akron Cleveland Columbus and Cedar Point in motor trips.

Athens county fair aims to recruit horses and attractions

Ath ens county secretary C M Gill heads to Wellston to sign up race horses for next month's Athens county fair speed events. Officials in Columbus compile a million annual county reports while coal seams in Hocking valley are described by old engineers. Summer students flood the union depot, moving luggage as local workers profit from the rush.

C. M. Gill Athens County Fair Association Wellston Athens County Fair State House Columbus Athens County Hocking Nelsonville Sunday Creek Bailey Run Pittsburg Union Depot

County Farm Agent Joins Wellston Fair Livestock Judging

A. R. Raymond, Athens County Farm Agent, traveled to Wellston today to judge livestock at the ongoing fair. Several local residents joined him in aiding the event. A Court of Honor meeting is set for Friday at 7 PM at the First Presbyterian Church to review recent Boy Scout tests.

A. R. Raymond Wellston Athens County Raymond Court of Honor First Presbyterian Church Boy Scouts of Athens

Miller Faces Primary Challenge After Party Nomination

Nathan L. Miller the Republican choice for governor enters a tough primary fight as Francis Hugo and Senator George Thompson announce opposition to the convention ticket. United States Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr. is urged for re-nomination while the convention backs an entire state slate.

Saratoga Springs N. Y Nathan L. Miller Court of Appeals Francis M. Hugo George F. Thompson Miller United States James W. Wadsworth, Jr

Body of Doctor Campbell Claimed by Pittsburgh Cousin

The body of Dr H E Campbell once a Pittsburgh physician and later a hotel dishwasher in New York was claimed by his cousin Miss F Lulu Finlay of Pittsburgh. She said she traced his wife and daughter without success. Officials learned the widow is at Port Carling Muskoka Lakes Ontario with her family.

New York H. E. Campbell Pittsburgh F. Lulu Finlay Port Carling Muskoka Lakes Ontario

Death of Dorothy Robinson in Akron home

Dorothy Robinson 21, wife of Frank C. Robinson, died at 3 a m at the Akron home of his parents on Van Vorhes street. She had suffered dropsy and organic heart trouble since moving from Akron two months ago. Survived by husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Julius Reese, two brothers Julius and Frank, and sister Mildred. Funeral arrangements pending.

Dorothy Robinson Frank C. Robinson C. CC. Robinson van Vorhes Street Julius Reese Julius Frank Mildred Long Island

Brothers in court over knife threat ends with arrest

Fred Lawrence sought his brother Chester’s arrest claiming a knife threat after an engine room dispute. Chester countered that Fred struck him with timber and fled. Chester paid $5 and costs after pleading guilty to the fracas. a new warrant for Fred’s arrest was issued.

Justice Helwig Fred Lawrence Utley Sharpsburg Helwig Chester Lawrence Cheater Fred Chester Lawrence Athens

Against Japanese Immigration Rally In Louisville

Congressman King Swope of Danville arrives in Louisville to press immediate action on Japanese immigration. He urges that entry be limited to those able and willing to become loyal Americans and says next Congress will base legislation on the immigration committee report.

Louisville United States King Swope Danville Pacific Coast House Committee On Immigration Swope

Confirmation of Villa Surrender

Official confirmation of the surrender of Francisco Villa to the new Mexican government was received from the American consul at Piedras Negras. A possible extradition demand for Villa over the Columbus raid in 1916 was not indicated as decided.

Washington Francisco Villa State Department Piedras Negras Villa Columbus, N. Mexico

Simplest Bicycle Vented Device Converts Wheel To Motor

A compact invention mounts a tank and motor on the handlebars to drive the bicycle front wheel turning it into a motorcycle.

All Is Quiet at Dublin Castle

Dublin July 29 officials at Dublin Castle said a 24 hour period passed without any outrage in Ireland for the first time in five years, signaling a possible Sinn Fein and British government truce.

Dublin Sinn Fein Dublin Castle Ireland

Movie Star Is After Divorce

Los Angeles July 29 attorneys moved to secure a divorce for Lottie Pickford Rupp from her husband A G Rupp following a divorce complaint filed yesterday. Desertion and non support cited. This is her second attempt after a December suit was dropped.

Los Angeles Lottie Pickford Rupp Mary Pickford A. G. Rupp New York Miss Pickford

Railroad car service questioned by Ohio mines

Columbus reports state inspector to Wheeling Monday to probe alleged railroad discrimination by Pennsylvania Railroad in supplying coal cars to Pittsburg and Cleveland Coal Co. Mines near Wheeling claim only 15 percent supply. inspector notes current service improves to 75 to 80 percent. Also bills Crawford County bonded debt totals 2 890 651 40 with Galion and Bucyrus bonds listed.

Columbus L. C. Smith Public Utilities Commission Wheeling Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg and Cleveland Coal Co Smith John Moore Ohio Moore Bucyrus Crawford County A.G. Flickinger Galions

Thought Bride Thought to Be Wealthy? Lord Clencarty's Disillusion

Lord Clencarty believed his bride was immensely wealthy when he took her as his second wife. The unnamed fourth Marquis of Heusden, involved in various crimes, now awaits further action as details emerge.

Clencarty Lord Eosart Heusden

Gordon Sues for Alimony in Complaint of Cruelty

Elizabeth M Gordon of Gloucester files suit for permanent alimony against her husband John Gordon citing cruelty and separation since 1900 marriage. She claims he owns Hotel Gordon and properties totaling substantial value while she has only 450 in savings. The petition requests permanent alimony. divorce not sought.

Elizabeth M. Gordon Glouster John Gordon Tony Gordons Gordon Crestline Columbus

Bergdoll Chase on West Coast

Justice agents searched Puget Sound cities for Grover Bergdoll the alleged wealthy draft evader wanted in Philadelphia They acted on tips from W B Douglas former Minnesota attorney general who reported seeing a man matching Bergdoll on a train bound for the Puget Sound

Seattle Wash Department of Justice Puget Sound Grover Bergdoll Philadelphia W. B. Douglas St. Paul Minnesota Bergdoll

Kilbane Retains Featherweight Title In Cleveland Bout

Johnny Kilbane defeats Artie Root by decision in ten rounds in Cleveland. Root staggered Kilbane in round four but Kilbane finished strong, winning on points with a payout over ten thousand dollars. Willie Beecher and Hal Delaney draw. Blackie Richards stops Art Strawhacker in four. Harry Kerstein outpoints Young Webb in eight.

Cleveland Johnny Kilbane Artie Root Root Kilbane Willie Beecher Hal Delaney Blackie Richards Dayton Fea Art Strawhacker Harry Kerstein Young Webb Dayton

Indicted for Murder in Marion Case

David Griffith, father of 16 year old Eva Griffith, was indicted for murder after the July incident in Marion. He told a preliminary hearing the shooting was accidental as Eva allegedly left home.

Marion David Griffith Eva Griffith Griffith

Attorney Koons To Speak Sunday

The First Christian church continues its Sunday evening Social Service series with Attorney L. A. Koons discussing Law Its Relation to Social Service on August 1 at 7 30 PM. Koons is regarded as a leading civil law authority in southern Ohio and the public is invited.

First Christian Church L. A. Koons Ohio

Conductor Reunites with Long‑lost Brother in San Francisco

George Servais, a street car conductor in San Francisco, told a passenger the weather wasn’t like Arkansas. The passenger proved to be his brother, missing for 31 years, ending a long separation.

San Francisco George Servais Arkansas

Two Silesian Coal Mines Opened in 1778 Remain Active

Two large Silesian coal mines opened in 1778 continue in productive operation. They are among the oldest mines still producing, illustrating long term industrial resilience in the region.

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