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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
2
Miss Josephine Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Williams wed Daniel Carpenter Hartinger at Heath M E Church. The couple, unaccompanied, are well known in Middleport and will establish a home on their farm above Letart.
A long list of families and individuals from Meigs County are visiting relatives in Ohio and surrounding states. Travellers include Travis Gibbs and family, Mrs. L. A. Stevens and daughters from Colorado, and Arthur Vining from Cleveland, among others. Trips span Indiana, West Virginia, and Ohio as they plan extended visits and returns home.
Jacob Huber, 66, former business partner of John Huber, died at his home on Butternut Avenue after months of ill health. He leaves a wife and two sons Alfred of Montana and Charles of Gallipolis. Funeral arrangements are not announced.
Harry Laing moves from Meigs County to Pt Pleasant to assume his new duties replacing Charles W. Snider who moves to Cambridge. Laing family to stay a month or six weeks here before joining him, likely taking over the Snider property for a year after the Cambridge transfer.
Harriet Marie Smith hosted a Tuesday evening event honoring Mrs Grace Wyatt of Columbus and her husband during a weeklong visit with local friends. Refreshments were served at the close of the gathering.
Ww. Co. T. U. will hold a meeting next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Cook presiding. The president asks full membership attendance as important business will be transacted.
Mrs W G Huddleston left Monday for Cleveland to attend a convention and then will visit Detroit with daughter Mrs Leigh Boyd for a week. Her grandson will spend the summer here. Mr and Mrs Albert Zintsmaster, Mr and Mrs Fred Lemley and Harry Gaskill returned home to Zanesville after visiting Miss Etta Gaskill. Mr and Mrs G A Williamson, after visiting his brother C L Brooks, returned to Columbus. The Foreign Missionary Society of Heath M E Church met with Mrs M C Hennessy and Mrs Melissa Crary. Mrs Graham Waddell of Columbus is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Beverage.
Middleport June 4 The Parent Teacher Association will discontinue its calendar system meetings for the summer months Mrs A W McKay announces the year in the system There will be five more meetings to complete the calendar year with the first meeting in September Date to be set after fall school opens.
The Garden in Athens hosted Eugene Davis and family last Friday. Ray King of Painesville and family visited relatives here over the weekend. King is a former Lodi resident. Elda Smith, from Bliss College in Columbus, returned home for an indefinite stay. A. C. Meighen hosted his son Dwight Meighen and Mr. and Mrs. Gillett with their son Friday to Sunday. Richard Williams and his wife visited William Frank and family near Pleasanton Sunday.
Families from Sumner and nearby towns gathered for visits and services. Frosts and drought threaten crops in the area. Referred visits include Del White in Sumner and Johnsons, Niggemeyer in Dutch Ridge, and Perry, Staneart, Weatherby families attending Mt. Zion services and local gatherings. Frank Goldsberry from Fort Wayne spent the weekend with parents L. Goldsberry and family.
Readable parts describe a sale on ladies house and street dresses in sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 46, two for millinery, and numerous fabric and curtain items. Bundled offers include cretonne and gingham patterns, curtain scrim, pepperell sheetings, and assorted 9-4 sheetings with discounted per bundle prices.
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