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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1927

Page

8

Four Athens Men Win Rifle Honors at Camp

Decorations for rifle marksmanship were given to four Athens boys, officers of Company I, at Camp Ferry this week. Lieutenant Barnes Murphy and Sergeant Huggins received the Expert Rifleman medal, Sergeant Pearl Carmichael won the Sharpshooter medal, all placed by Major General Nolan. The unit, reviewed before Governor Donahey, returns to Athens Saturday evening.

Athens Ferry Barnes Murphy Huggins Lake Erie Rusty Bartlett Camp Perry

Man Found Dead in River After Alcohol Fueled Fight

A man on the Ohio side of the river near Ere was found three days later by a fisherman. The coroner ruled drowning, but his bruised face suggested foul play. Brady Murphy, deputy sheriff, says the man was choked to death in a drunken fight over a woman and the body dumped in the river.

Ohio Ere Stitt Brady Murphy

County fair essay contest urged for 4 H members

Ohio fair managers association promotes an essay contest for 4 H club members ages 13 to 18, stressing the fair’s value to agriculture. Entries are due by August 23 to Frank Biddle with $80 top prize. county winner advances to state prizes.

T. H. Johnson Ohio Fair Managers Association Frank Biddle Athens County Fair Board 4-H Jets Association RB J Biddle Johnson Fair Managers Association Huntington W. Va Ty Fall Votle Ballete Charlie Jimmie Purdue West Virginia Philip Tracey Wayne Charles wansrmLp Adkins Oscar William Lindley W. L. Griffith Koesington Savings Bank Stanley Shannon Thomaslton Taylor State Banking Department Everton Eng Majre Arthur Stiff P. L. Stiff Haytashi Ko Tami Tokio

Ohio wildlife game law changes noted for fall hunting

Columbus July 30 Ohio nim rods should secure a copy of the state game laws before the fall hunt. Changes from the last General Assembly affect protection rules. Open squirrel season begins October 1 1923 with odd years closed. limit four squirrels held at a time. Rabbits November 15 to January 1 with five per day. Hungarian partridges and cock pheasants November 15 to 25 two per day. Ruffes are prohibited at all times.

Columbus Ohio

Rainfall Boosts Hocking Valley Crops Across Day

Rains in the Hocking valley yesterday totaled .84 inch, recorded by Mrs. C. N. France. The rain fell steadily all day rather than in a single storm, providing a large yet gentle benefit to farmers after several weeks of scant precipitation.

Hocking C. N. France

Knights Picnic At Athens County Fair Grounds

Knights of Columbus and friends hold a Thursday picnic at Athens county fair grounds with contests in horseshoe pitching tug of war fat man’s race paper race and dancing starting at 2 pm A three girl popularity contest represents Athens Glouster and Nelsonville Voting occurs at the event A basket dinner and on site food coffee are provided. A marriage license was issued to James William Six and Anna Collins. Charles Cone and Lucille Gillett wed in court Saturday morning.

Knights of Columbus Athens County Fair Grounds Athens Glouster Nelsonville Athens County James William Six J. H. Six Anna Collins Chauncey George Coling Ard W. Helwig Charles Cone Austin Cone Lucille Gillett Ura Gillett

Small Boats Under Fire After a Great Lakes Disaster

CHICAGO July 20 A coroner Oscar Wolffe demands stricter inspection of passenger boats on the Great Lakes after the sinking of the Favorite which killed twenty seven. A coroner's jury and a federal probe begin today with State's Attorney Crowe leading an independent inquiry. Some life preservers were seventeen years old and rotted, making them unserviceable, prompting renewed fault finding alongside inspectors who said previous preservers were satisfactory.

Chicago Great Lakes Oscar Wolffe Robert E. Crowe

Aimee Semple McPherson Resigns Then Withdraws

Aimee Semple McPherson announced she would leave the Angelus Temple amid a dispute with her mother over finances. After a fifteen minute cheer from followers at a sermon billed as a swan song, she withdrew the resignation and remained pastor of the temple.

Los Angeles Calif Upi Aimee Semple McPherson Angelus Temple

Airplane passenger service to Indian Lake and Zane Caverns

July 30 announcement drops travel plans for a new air route between Indian Lake and Zane Caverns. Plane service is set to begin Monday, expanding regional transit options and linking two popular destinations. Local officials expect economic and tourism benefits as the route launches.

Bomb Planted in East River Subway Tunnel Found Before Detonation

A gas pipe charge with copper wires was placed in a East River subway tunnel in New York. A spark from passing car wheels could have caused a devastating blast if activated, but track inspectors discovered the device before any harm.

East River New York

Toledo law enforcer held on liquor conspiracy charge

Burt H. White 34, president of Lucas County Law and Order league, faces federal arraignment on a liquor conspiracy charge amid cries of frame-up. He says the action is political and tied to August primaries. Authorities name White as the man linked to a beer and whisky haul in a signed Trepinski statement.

Toledo O.R Burt H. White Lucas County Law and Order League White Kasper Trepinsti Trepinskij Stephen Mroziewicz

Parkersburg Banker Acquitted in Federal Banking Case

Elkins West Virginia July 30 Charles T Hiteshew of Parkersburg former bank vice president was acquitted by a United States court jury after a fourteen minute deliberation He was charged with violating federal banking laws regarding a loan and a fictitious bonus connected to a five thousand ninety dollar bonus on a thirty thousand dollar loan to John Parker sburg

John W. Parkersburg Romine Parke Q Doutium Neat Bratess Co Ene Rims ReEeSareis Elkins W. Va U.R Charles T. Hiteshew Parkersburg United States Hiteshew

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