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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
8
Two Gallia County youths identify man in moonshine case
Two boys arrested in Gallia County for intoxication identified Frank Fry of Hobson as the man who furnished the liquor. Fry was arrested and jailed, but later released. no charges were filed from Gallia County. River notes describe steady river traffic and freight movements on the Ohio valley with boats freed and moving toward Pittsburgh. County prisoner costs: Columbus work house $52.96 for June and Dayton work house $30.10 for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hobson
Frank Fry
Fry
Gallia County
Columbus
Dayton
Moonshining case fines set at $100 in arraignment
John Bryant appeared before Justice Barnes on Saturday for moonshining, fined $100 with costs totaling $121.15. He paid the amount and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Justice Barnes
Camp Notes From Hunker Camp a Quiet Wartime Scene
A sick horse is the only unusual event at Camp Hunker through Saturday. Camp facilities include a headquarters hospital guard house cement buildings and showers at one end. Troops recently returned from Camp Perry adapt to civilian life while reporters note a calm scene as crowds visit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunker
Camp Perry
Armory
Cincinnati
Death of Mrs Brunner in Columbus at Mt. Carmel
Mrs Caroline Kaiser Brunner 64 of Columbus died Friday at Mt. Carmel hospital. She leaves a husband two sons two grandsons three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon with burial in Union cemetery. Relatives from Pomeroy and vicinity attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunner
Caroline Kaiser Brunner
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Union Cemetery
Pomeroy and
McCullough Campaigns Amid False Hearsay and Chautauqua Notes
Walter McCullough, candidate for county auditor, campaigns near Chester while his father is mistakenly believed seen in town. A mix of sightings leads to a humorous misidentity. The town’s Chautauqua week prompts reflections by Editor Smith on local youth inspired to artistic pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Walter McCullough
Chester
Walter
Ray Smith
Beasley's Best Bread Beats Stra Seriaeth in Bakeoff
Beasley's Best wins the regional bakeoff defeating Stra Seriaeth with a crusty contest lead. Judges praised the bakery for even texture and rich flavor as the crowd cheered at the city fair.
Chautauqua tales of inspiring girls and violin prodigy
The Redpath Chautauqua inspires girls from Middleport and Pomeroy Ohio to talent and ambition. Miss Carleton crossed the river daily for school and never missed a session. Emmy Tou, daughter of C. H. Keehne, shows vast promise as a violin virtuoso, with praise from Lancaster Gazette. A Methodist Sunday school picnic at Mt Pleasant will feature speakers Dr. Arthur Cherrington Rev. J. G. Spears and Judge John C. Stoughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Carleton
Miss Carleton
Middelport
Zenda McLaren
Catharine Ridgeway
Boston School of Expression
Cort Albert Chautauqua Company
Mildred Lewis
Miss Lewis
Poly
Chautauqua
Middleport
Dan Cupid
Tom F. Lewis
Lancaster
Lancaster Gazette
Beethoven
Lucia
Faust
Maude Powell
Emmy Tou
C. H. Keehne
Pomeroy, Ohio
Mt. Pleasant
Stone Grove
Arthur Cherrington
Chillicothe M. E
J. G. Spears
John C. Stoughton
Health department to hold diagnostic chest clinic in Nelsonville
Nelsonville health department offers a diagnostic chest clinic in the city on August 3 and 4. Ten patients from Hocking county will be selected to attend, with officials currently choosing those to be privileged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Conference Plans Under Way for South Eastern Ohio District
Rev. J. G. Spears and the church entertainment committee prepare for the regional conference to be held August 30 to September 1 in town. The Odd Fellows hall upstairs has been leased for the church physical education group and will serve as the banqueting and meeting site. The kitchen has been upgraded to handle meals for visiting pastors, and the stairway and woodwork redecorated by the building’s owners. After the conference the hall will continue to be used for city activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Spears
U. B
Ohio
Spears
Odd Fellows
Physical Education Association
Bar Scouts
Local oil field leads state activity says Wigton
W M Wigton superintendent Reed Gas Engine company says Hocking county oil field is the most active in the state with Gordon Oil Company driving much of the work. He notes price declines but expects higher crude prices would boost local activity. Miss Cleo Haley attended Nellie Keenan Leo Ryan wedding in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wigton
Reed Gas Engine Company
Hocking County
Wigton
Gordon Oil Company
Cleo Haley
New Lexington
Nellie Keenan
Leo Ryan
St. Rose Catholic Church
Cash Miss Haley
Ryan
Thomas Keenan
Candidates on the Streets of Logan
The Messenger reports five campaign workers near the Remple bank corner in Logan who had greeted many residents and were coordinating each other’s votes. They also targeted the current county treasurer, who two years earlier was active in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Remple Bank Corper
Election Time Brings Gracious Smiles and Handshakes
The text notes how people appear friendlier during election season and remarks on the widespread goodwill and cordial greetings observed as campaigns progress. It emphasizes the sociable mood accompanying voting periods.
Haydenville Woman Stricken With Pleurisy at Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. EF P Kreider of Haydenville was brought to Cherrington Hospital Friday evening with a severe pleurisy attack. She had undergone a major operation several months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. P. Kreider
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Kreider
Anniversary Camp Meeting Invitation Draws Early Attendees
Mr and Mrs James Allen of South Culver street received a special invitation to the Lancaster Camp Ground for Sundays program related to the fiftieth anniversary celebration. They attended the first camp meeting on the grounds and hope to meet those present fifty years ago. Left for Cleveland Mr and Mrs C A Richey and Miss Margaret Steody of Logan and Mrs A L Allom of Jackson left Saturday to view a millinery display by Davis Clark company. Mr Richey has toured for the firm twenty years. Mr and Mrs Davis Mr and Mrs Clark and Mrs W Sowers of Columbus were here Friday as guests of the Riches. Mr and Mrs S M Roberts left Sunday for Acoville W Va after visiting their parents in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Butcher
Lancaster
Butcher
W. C. Brashares
Murray City
Guysville
Murray
Logan
City
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Prof. Butcher
James Allen
South Culver Street
Lancaster Camp Ground
Allen
Cleveland
C. A. Richey
Margaret Steody
A. L. Allom
Jackson
Davis Clark Company
Richey
Davis
Clark
W. Sowers
Columbus
S. M. Roberts
Acoville
W. Va
G. L Roberts
T. D. Trimmer
Marriage License for Miller and Kremmins in Logan
Thomas J. Miller a 38 year old car repairer and Tillie L. Kremmins a 40 year old dressmaker of Logan were issued a marriage license under the authority of Bishop Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Miller
Logan
Tillie L. Kremmins
Bishop Hartley
Covington Woman Dies After Poison Tablet Attempt
Dorothy Kellogg McLaughlin 34 of Covington Ky died in a Cincinnati hospital after swallowing two poison tablets at home. Initially ruled natural causes, coroner later changed verdict to death by self act. Family note tablets were for a daughter’s leg injury and were forgotten in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dorothy Kellogg McLaughlin
Covington
Cincinnati Shoe Workers End Ten Week Strike
CHAE WAKE ate CHAE WAKE ate Cincinnati. July 1. Shoe workers at the Sam B Wolf shoe factory return to work after ten weeks on strike over a ten percent wage cut. An agreement with officials and the boot and shoe workers union led the Wolf company to withdraw from the Cincinnati Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association to reopen negotiations. About 350 employees resume at the old scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sam B. Wolf
Boot and Shoe Worker's Union
Wolf Company
Cincinnati Boot and Shoe ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Hocking Sand Found Suited for State Needs
Coolville Ohio July 31 The sand in the Hocking river forming the sand bars along the Eleanore Brenan Dunlavey estate has been tested by the state laboratories in Columbus and found to be high grade. It meets requirements for state highway work bridge abutments and cement culverts. This is welcome news for residents of Coolville and nearby areas seeking quality sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Hocking
Eleanore Brenan Dunlavey
State Testing Laboratories
Columbus
Perley Emery Executed for First Degree Murder
Bellefonte Pennsylvania July 31 Perley Emery convicted of first degree murder was executed at the Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary Rockview near here this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Perley Emery
Western Pennsylvania
Rockview
Here
Drowning of Akron Man Near Gorge Attributed to Cramps
John Vele aged 48 of Cuyahoga Falls was found drowned in the Cuyahoga river near the Gorge by bathers on Sunday. Police consider the death a drowning likely caused by cramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
John Vele
Cuyahoga Falls
Cuyahoga River
Tibet House Servants Paid Sixty Five Cents Annually
A brief note records that the average wage for house servants in Tibet stands at sixty five cents per year, illustrating low labor compensation in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
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Clinton Webb
Paris
Blase
Yvonne Daunt
Principe
Arts Opera
Fribolant
Tome
Queen City
Cuticura
Talarium
Ceticura Laboratories
Bapee
Malden Land Mats
Tri-State Engineering Company
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Designers Builders Distributors
the Messenger Printery Co
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Lash
Cash Shoe
Willys Overland
Chevrolet
Iate Auto Sales Co
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