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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1935

Page

8

Mines Resume Work as District Reports 17 Active

Poston No 6 and 17 other mines operated this week at Millfield and nearby areas. Tule mine idle for over two months due to repairs. seventeen mines reported active. Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Harry Moore hosted a dinner for son Wendell Moore on his birthday with relatives Roger and Richard in attendance.

Millfield Poston Tule Ohio Chauncey No Poston No Hocking Luhrig Kimberly Carbondais Lick Run Black Diamond Coonville Salem Hollow Chauncey Harry Moore Wendell Moore

Chadwell Reunion Held On Memorial Day in Ohio

Annual Chadwell family reunion gathered at M A Howard home with May Howard hosting. A noon basket dinner led to an afternoon program of games followed by ice cream and drinks. Attendees included Ernest Chadwell, Gillespie family members, Chadwell relatives from Columbus Millfield Glouster and Detroit, and several Howards and Simpkins with Ruthie May Simpkins present.

Chauncey Chadwell M. A. Howard May Howard Ernest Chadwel James Gillespie Patricia Ann Detroit Jean Ann Chadwell Catharine McKenna Eugene Chadwell Earl Ernest Howard Columbus Frank Dowler Allan Chadwell Oris Rey Gien Chadwell Mra Eben Gillespie Kathryn Pauline Gillespie Millfield Donald Howard Glouster Lucille Robinett Stewart and Victor Helen Jane Norman Simpkins Dan Simpkins Ruthie May Mason Howard Richard and

Virgil Carpenter Ogg Weds Columbus Girl

Virgil Carpenter Ogg formerly of Chauncey marries Miss Sarah Seymour of Columbus in a 3 pm ceremony at Chicago Avenue Church of Chinst Columbus. More than 250 guests attend as the bride wears white satin with train and veil orange blossoms. The couple will live at 44 West Town Street. Attendants include the groom’s relatives from Chauncey.

Chauncey Virgil Carpenter Ogg Sarah Seymour Columbus Chicago Avenue Church Chinst Wth Stansbury John Seymour

Chauncey Personal News and Local Meetings

Chauncey area residents visit families in Catlettsburg and Lower Plains. Epworth League of Millfield M E Church plans Tuesday meeting with Delena Pyle leader and Amy Joe Sanders discussing. Memorial Day visits noted with Rose Ferguson and Flore McHarg. Millfield M E Apostolic Society to hold all day event at the church with a Wednesday weave and Zion Baptist Church business meeting planned today.

Chauncey Otto M. Russell

Honored at Party POMEROY

Bobby Morris son of Mr and Mrs Robert Morris Naplers Run was guest of honor at a seventh birthday party Saturday. Marilyn Morris from Columbus observed her third birthday. Games and refreshments followed with pink and white colors and many gifts. Attendees included Benny Rice Dick Rosenbaum Helen Hysell Patsy Gress Jane Baily John L Werry Junior Kaptina Kenneth Mankin Bob Kish Richard Gress Josephine Kish Robert Wolfe Eugene Schwab Esther Pierce Mildred Kaptina Andrew Kish Mary Hoffner Junior Hoffner Carl Hunmer Charles Legar Betty Pierce Edith Joachim.

Columbus liquor stores to extend hours with more staff

A. B. Cook, assistant supervisor of estate liquor stores, said on Monday he will recommend hiring about 13 more personnel to operate 13 stores on an 18 hour day schedule.

Columbus A. B. Cook

Social Whirl and Hospital Notes in Coolville Area

Coolville residents and guests gather for visits at local homes and cemeteries. Notable attendees include Earl Parkins and Helen Mars visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Gunder, and Maria Russell visiting friends. Club events feature Forest Rose Council of D of A and plans for a joint lodge meeting with Jr. O U A M.

Coolville Earl Parkins Huntington W. Va Helen Mars Chicago D. H. Russell Albany G. R. Gunder Maria Russell

Local Social Notes From Oak Grove and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Harold Thompson and children from Columbus visited her parents the Shires Cages. West Woodard and Connett family members spent the weekend in Columbus. Rev Charles Wachenschwang and daughter Betty visited the Zimmermans on Dowler Ridge. Numerous locals attended a Pilgrim Holiness Church protracted meeting led by Reverend Finger and William Brown.

Oak Grove Harold Thompson Columbus Shires Cage West Woodard Tf Connett Charlies Wachenschwang Betty Robert Zimmerman Dowler Ridge Vaughn Foughty Mary Travis Richard Travis William Travis Ida Barnhart Christine Barnhart Floodwood Walter Carpenter Floride Schultz Inlaw Ralph Schults Jacksonville Finger William Brown Pilgrim Holiness Church Charles Wendel Allan Stotts Harrisonville Joe Adams Connett Thomas Barnhart Butler Barnhart York Greenlawn Charles Wendell Henry Wendell Nelsonville Lane Ely Hattie Bennett Herbert Ely Michael Ely Hadley Ely Minera Niel Swain Marion William Hartman

Rome FFA delegates attend seventh state convention

Eight members of the Rome Future Farmers of America Chapter joined instructor Harland Martin at the seventh annual state convention last Friday and Saturday. They toured notable sites and watched the Red Bird-Indianapolis baseball game, with delegates Ralph Hoskinson John Smith Carlos Smith Robert Smallwood Morris Gaston Jack Balbrit John William Barrows and Ray Barrows accompanying the trip.

Carbon Hill Seniors Revisit Childhood in Class Night Play

Carbon Hill High School seniors staged a class night program resembling childhood days with girls in pinafores and barefoot boys in rolled trousers. A large key was presented to the Junior Class by Garnet Dixon. The piece notes numerous weekend visits and Memorial Day gatherings among local families and friends.

Carbon Hill Garnet Dixon Lawrence Carey Stephen Zulach Cleveland Ellsworth Nelson Robert Wilkinson Gerald Kimble Detroit Kimble Dorothy Helen Hawk Betty Hendrick Columbia Velva Lowes Jack Lowes Boys’ Industrial School Lancaster

Alumni Banquet At Racine High School In Portland

Portand report notes Racine High School alumni banquet held at Pomeroy on Wednesday evening attended by Mary Louise Mc Dade Maxine Swan Mary Jo Swan Virginia Keolsch Charles Lee Don ald Cox and Clarence Price. Several visitors stop by city including Mrs Harry Swan and son Marvin Columbus business college students and family members visit from Parkersburg Reedsville and Athens Memorial Day visits cited with many relatives.

F. C. Taylor Dayton Co. B. Hall E. H. Cooley Boston Mikael McGoverns Columbus Ray Chevalier H. J. Runion Torch R. J. Runion This Place H A. Wiseman Vienna W. Va Wiseman J. E. Meredith Marietta Charles Gephart Billie’ LeMaster C. C. Mars Harriet Dorothy Springfield Ohio R. J. Wolf East Rock Street Alfred Parrish Parkersburg Clyde Parrish Rev EB. J. Williams Wellaton Paul Williams Bernice Calloway Harvey Calloway Everett Fairbanks Cleveland Portland Mary Louise McDade Maxine Mary Jo Swan Virginia Keolsch Charles Lee Donald Cox Clarence Price Racine Georgeanna Mattie Henderson Harry Pickens Reedsville Lee Conkey Mt. Blanco Oscar Lewellyn Roll Masten H. EB. Notestine The Plains Abe Trout Jimmie Margaret Zaleski Will Trout Mary Knowlton Marie Dixon Athens Winnie Baughman Chauncey Gerald Sidders Nannie Stewart Stewart Guy Dinsmore Lenore Huron Dinsmore Evelyn Flanders David Pinney Danville Mt. Sterling Virginia Rankin

Attorney seeks ruling against state NRA compliance law

Attorney Jay Buchwalter told Judge J M Lyons that the governor has no right to demand tribute to any code authority and sought to declare unconstitutional the state's NRA compliance law for public purchases.

Youngstown Jay Buchwalter

Summer Sweethearts Continued Drama On A Daring Run

In a tense exchange, a woman resists eloping with Michael Heathcroe despite longing for a bold escape. He challenges her resolve, threatening to confront unknown adversaries unless she joins him. She refuses, arguing the risks to her life and training, while inwardly tempted by a forbidden future. The scene ends with a standoff and a promise to continue.

Michael

Garden News notices births travels and local visits

The column reports a Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Babe Jewell visiting relatives in Johnstown. birth of a son Fred Lee to Mr and Mrs Cecil Butt with C E Butts as grandparents. Dawns at the Goldsberry farm. CCC service furlough for Mr Goldsberry. locals buying cars C A Meighen Gilbert Coen and Mrs Glennie St Clair. Nellie May and Betty Smith visiting grandparents Thomas and William Colemer. Mrs Flora Kyle improving at her brother Eugene Davis home. Oris and Mrs Davis staying with parental family in Athens for work.

Babe Jewell Detroit Alma Butt Johnstown C. L. Goldsberry Cecil Butt Hamden Fred Lee C. E. Butts Drewen Goldsberry R. E Eugene Davis Oris Davis Athens Davis

Memorial Day Visits Reported Across Albany Area

Albany personal notices list Mr and Mrs Harley Collins of Lancaster visiting the sitter’s aunt Mrs D E Allen and family. Other appearances include E M Musgrave in Chester, Jesse Douglas in Downington, Cart Stanley with daughter Mrs Frank Mosher in Rockbridge, and Luther Cooper Ballard Freeman and James Furgeson from Columbus in Albany. Funeral for O R Woodyard in Columbus noted. Frank Crossen and family guests of niece Mrs S D Russell in Lyndon.

Albany Harley Collins Lancaster D. E. Allen Luther Cooper Ballard Freeman James Furgeson Columbus A. T. Stuart T. F. Woodyard R. Woodyard Frank Crossen Pearl Crossen Dale Lyndon 8. D. Russell

Wild Duck Shot by Golfer at Erho Lake Club

Billy Rohrbach of Maplewood killed a wild duck in flight while teeing off from the sixth hole at Erho Lake Country Club. He displayed the dead bird to the pro house.

Westfield N. J.P Billy Rohrbach Maplewood Erho Lake Country Club

Syracuse 4-H Elects New Officers and June Meeting

Grace Winebrenner was elected president of the Jolly Workers 4-H Club in Syracuse with Jean Williams as vice president Pauline Duckworth secretary Wanda Potts treasurer Pauline Holmes reporter Jean Duffy recreation leader. Next meeting set for June 7. The column also notes local births marriages and visits including Leona Dalton and Paul Krebs wedding at Ripley West Virginia and the ongoing community events around Syracuse and nearby towns.

Syracuse Grace Winebrenner Jolly Workers 4-H Club Town Hall Jean Williams Pauline Duckworth Wanda Potts Pauline Holmes Jean Duffy Coar Soulsby Billy J. W. Soulsby Otto Oliver Charleston James Abies Dana Abies School For the Blind Columbus James W. F. Bartels George Phillips Myrtle Watson Dorothy Johnnie Minersville Theodore Burris Earl Scroggs Abrams Shawnee Robert Griffith Leona Dalton Paul Krebs Massillon Ripley W. Va E. D. Slaughter U. B. Church Franklin Marsh Ohio Hospital Gallipolis Krebs Camp Gallia Dinty Moore Red Jenkins Guy Edison Guinther William Duckworth Wellston Walter White Millfield Harry Potts George Red’ Jenkins Meigs Camp Jr. O. U. A. M. Lodge

Revival services underway at Pleasant Valley

The Rev. R. W. Huff conducts a revival at Pleasant Valley. Numerous visitors from Columbus Athens The Plains and Zaleski join local residents for Decoration Day and Memorial Day visits and relatives gatherings across the region.

Chicago youth confesses to near ten robberies then hangs self

Jerry Faigi an 18 year old described by police as a participant in a Loop clothing store robbery last Friday confessed to nearly ten robberies. He hanged himself in his cell at Police Headquarters on Monday.

Chicago Loop Jerry Faigi Win

Birthday anniversary for Mrs Fanny Romine noted in Glouster area

Residents in Glouster vicinity marked Mrs Fanny Romine s seventy fifth birthday on Sunday May 25 with children grandchildren and great grandchildren present. Local events included Legion activities graveside flags and decoration day visits to cemeteries and memorial services at Rockland Torch and Coolville.

Torch Fanny Romine Arthur Austine Romine Athens Francis Middleport Cyrus Jones Leslie Leesburg Fern Romine R. C. Bailey Valley Mills W. Va Delaware, C Donald E. Nist Calvin Barrows Howard Dewees Floyd Richards A. C. Watson Rockland Cemetery Ira Barrows Frost Conney A. B. Bean Guysville Cemetery G. C. Jones Denver Day Dorothy Russell Chester American Legion Rockland Coolville Charles Miller Columbus G. W. Dewees Lowell Scarlett Edna McGrew Glouster M. A. McGrew Alice Coleman Washington, D. C Forest Brownfield Belpre Ernest Brownfield Roy Butcher Mullen Memorial Baptist Church Mary Ada Gillisen Kenneth

Inventor Demonstrates Ink-Removing Paper Treatment

A inventor has perfected a method to remove printing ink from paper. The announcement highlights a new chemical process enabling ink erasure without damaging the underlying material. Further details are expected from upcoming demonstrations.

Murray City Hill Man Severely Injured At Columbus

Ralph Wright 30, of Glouster-Murray City area, jumped from a third story window into St. Francis Hospital Columbus at 1 39 Friday morning. He suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries threatening his life. His wife and sister Catharine traveled to Columbus to be with him in hospital.

Glouster Ralph Wright

Caryes Grow and Share Early Home Veggies in Local Garden

Richard Cary and his wife in this city produce abundant home grown peas. They enjoy fresh peas for Sunday dinner and Gladys Cary of Trimble Heights receives a quantity for her family. The Carys are noted as leading in early vegetable gardening in the section.

Glouster Richard Cary Mrs. Cary Mr. Cary L. G. Cary Trimble Heights

Local union to elect officers at Greens Run High School

Local Union No. 64s UMW of A members will elect officers and a checkweighman at a 1 o'clock Saturday meeting in the Greens Run High School Auditorium. Elected officers will serve one year. Evelyn Yaw and Bob of Adrian Michigan visit O V Yaw and grandparents J V Yaw this summer.

Glouster No. 64S Greens Run High School Evelyn Yaw Bob Adrian, Mich O. V. Yaw J. V. Yaw

Harvey Losey Fined for Intoxication in City Court

Harvey Losey appeared before Mayor C. F. Wallace and pleaded guilty to intoxication. He was fined $5 with $8.80 costs totaling $13.80 and jailed by Marshal Fred. The report also notes a church group meeting at Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter on Atkins Street Wednesday at 2 PM.

Glouster Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Standard Bearers’ Society of the M. E. Church W. W. Leadbetter Atkins Street

Supreme Court to Rule on Home Owners Loan Act

The Supreme Court agreed to rule next fall on the constitutionality of parts of the Home Owners Loan Act of 1933, a New Deal measure. Reading the rest of the fragment, a coffee berry comparison is noted, describing its two beans inside a red cherry-like berry.

Washington Supreme Court

Hollister Cre Give Play Under Mrs Winnie Phelps

The Hollister Creek group presents a play directed by Mrs Winnie Phelps. Details on cast and performance venue are not provided in the fragment.

Hollister Winnie Phelps

Glouster and Trimble Township Hire Teachers for Next Term

Glouster and Trimble Township boards approve hiring for the upcoming term. Jacksonville-Try teachers join the staff alongside majority hires from Trimble Township to fill positions for the new school year.

Jacksonville Trimble

Glouster Ma Announces Candidacy for Mayor

Glouster Ma declares intention to run for mayor with a primary in August. The two year term would commence December 31 pending election. The Marcelli Ludge Club plans a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs Florence Nut Hill.

Glouster Monda Ludge Glouster Club of Marcelli Florence Nut Hill

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Big Millfield Mrs. Wendell Moore Sons Roger and Richard Coolville News Fred Hawk Chillicothe Lallie Flinn Depot Road Forest Rose Council A. Lodge Tuppers Plains Ralph Chevalier Mary C. Wilcoxen Ethel Mills American Beauty Council Little Hocking Lucille Rearke Pomeroy Elizabeth Darst A. C. Mills Congregational Sunday School A. C Mills Paul G. T. Mills Mr. Mills OAK Grove News Rome F. FF. A Nebraska Middle West Arapahoe Neb John Matheny Wesley Lovella Flowers Peggy Collins Lafe Gaston Guy Stedman Bud Smith Harold Bay Lillian White Logan Gerald Horn Haydenville Gerald Devol Alvin Allison Rio Grande Allison Devol H. Lowes Harley Baring Mise Mabel Lowes Louis Lowes Florence Hawk Charles Chatfield Arlo McArthur Portland News Lester Price Little Son Pittsburgh Ralph McDade E.S. Carney Warren Pickens Michael Heathcroe the Garden News Albany Personals 4-H Club New Marshfield and Waterloo Township Mrs. Romine of Murray City Glouster Man Union TO Elect Jac Wallace Is Tues William Eddie Pri Til Wins B Holt Sun
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