Classified Advertisement Request From Mrs. GN
The notice requests direct contact for a classified advertisement placed in the Messenger. A phone number ending in 412 is provided for inquiries or completion of the ad.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
3
The notice requests direct contact for a classified advertisement placed in the Messenger. A phone number ending in 412 is provided for inquiries or completion of the ad.
Athens County sheriff teft this morning for Batavia New York to obtain extradition papers for John Devers charged with removing estate from Ohio. Devers allegedly bought an automobile through a local concern and the sheriff plans to stop in Columbus and Albany to secure the papers from the governor. Williams expected to return to Athens with Devers Thursday.
Paris dispatch reports Germany pledged to settle currency issues and join the seven nation reparations accord led by Owen Young. The pledge removed the final obstacle after months of negotiation, with Belgaum and German delegates transferring the accord to Young for final approval.
June 3. Mrs Wied died at her home in The Plains this morning. Survived by husband Frank Smith, two sisters Minnie Yerkes of Craigsville Ia and Mrs Emma Blankenship of Tennstore W. Vas. two brothers George Lurdette of Uo Varad and Iark Burdette of follow ees. Funeral and burial details to be announced at Greenlawn.
A proposed plan to combine the New Marshfield Mineral and Waterloo Wilber township districts faces hearings. Meetings of boards of education discussed merging, potential building needs, and pupil counts. Representatives from Mineral and Waterloo attended as talks proceed.
Four individuals were tried in Athens County Drey Court and sentenced to county jail terms of zero dollars with fines suspended on payment of costs and promises of good behavior. Names include Woodrow Nex, Lea Rickey, Abbie Trachs, and Tatta May enters.
United States expected to challenge Sweden for the world bowling title as matches near in June. Ham and Joseph Jardin show superb practice form, with strong performances and tireless effort noted.
A short note recalls Clark Teil who once pitched for New York and once owned by Detroit, but could not reach the grade.
Fire at the Runion residence in Nelsonville started in a coal house and widened due to suspected spontaneous combustion. The fire department arrived after a call and brought the blaze under control.
Salo and John Salo head the field in a bunion race on an Arizona day. The event features tough competition with Priest and multiple runners like Peat Giavusal and Simpson pushing hard.
Miss Emma Jauchins of Glouster is at Grant Hospital in Columbus with mastoid trouble and likely to have a second operation. Her father KR Fyduchius returned from Columbus Sunday. She previously had tonsil surgery with no relief and will miss Commencement Week due to illness. Mayor Gaskalla left for Cleveland. G Lunsford acts as mayor during his absence.
John Crawford Sr. funeral postponed to Tuesday at 9 am due to 40 hours of devotional services at Holy Cross Church. Rev Father Clark to officiate with burial in Catholic Cemetery. District notes and local guests listed from Devolution Day gathering. A stove theft on Main Street reported, and vacationing Kresge employee Sant Smith mentioned among locals.
Elder John Ro Grise and Columbus party will open a series of meetings Tuesday evening June 4 at theatter Day Saate Church Jackson and Harper Streets. All interested sospel ruths are cordially invited. Personal items note visits and returns of locals including Mr. and Mrs Johncook to Detroit and several trips among Athens Columbus and Cleve land residents.
Residents shivered as temperatures dropped unexpectedly and straw hats, white pants, and light coats fell out of fashion. The Hocking River chilled youngsters and worried mothers, while pop stand owners faced a disappointing sales week as the open road's dare failed.
Local reports describe Lakeshore properties sustaining renewed damage from a windstorm. Cleanup crews worked to repair flood damage as waters rose to near deck level on the Point steamer.
Two students from the School of Music at Obie University performed in a Sunday afternoon recital. The six part program featured violin and voice pieces including Sonata No. 4 and Ave Maria with a group of peers and faculty participating.
A large crowd attended the Morris funeral on Sunday. Family and friends gathered at the church for services as the community mourned the loss of Mrs Morris and shared memories of her life.
A cloudburst in Cheyenne Wyoming causes Crow Creek to overflow inundating South Cheyenne areas. A woman drowned, several people escaped, and many residents were unaccounted as floodwaters damaged homes and streets.
In Coromels on June 3 three masked men robbed a poker party, seizing about $1000 in cash, a diamond ring, a watch, and a jewelry collection. Andy Clie reported the men escaped with the loot while scrambling the scene.
June weddings listed with five marriage licenses issued. Steve Molnar, 28, Pontiac, Mich only, and Flossie Gillett, 22, Jacksonville, telephon opera, were married by Justice Carl Porter. Also shown are David Joberts, 24, Pontlie, Mich Hun, shopworker. Chester A. Young, 4 Glouster. Cora E. Murphy, 3 widow. Raymond J. Davis, 27 Newark. Ruth McCormick, 26 Athens. James Nowland, 35 Cincinnati. Ethel Mae Lowry, 19 Athens. occupations vary from salesman to moulder.
Classified notices appear in the Messenger urging readers to place want ads. The brief item indicates the service operates with deadlines and rates for local listings and announcements.
G Blanchard of Murray City discontinues his department store in the FLO. E. Building Glouster after several months of operation. The Glouster stock will be divided between Murray City and New Straitsville stores. John Burna to move barber shop and pool room into the vacated Moose building location.
Viola Slater of Hunterdon sues Eldon Fouts of Corning in a paternity case. The matter was continued to Thursday after Fouts was arraigned. Fouts was arrested Sunday morning in Corning by Marshall Williaman of Glouster.
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