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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
3
A miner at Lick Run Mine named Earl Gra suffered severe head facial and leg injuries after being struck by falling coal in a shaft accident. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital in serious condition and remained conscious after the incident reported yesterday.
A doctor promotes a new rupture treatment with a 30 day trial and 3.50 truss free. If ineffective, customers may return it. The offer suggests no elastic belts or binding pads. Address: Dr Kaiser, 204 Main St Kan. Yo.
Regular meeting notes show 25 members present with several Scouts absent. Discussions cover summer camping at Camp Endubonah, an overnight hike on June 8, and eligibility to attend based on Tenderfoot status. New patrol leaders installed, and plans for limited summer meetings and possible Troop Camp at Grotto Grounds.
Miss Doris Merrill Horch of Nelsonville High School supervises a Nelsonville Home Economics Class exhibit for the Ohio State Junior Fair in Columbus. The consolidated display competes with other home economics entries from across Ohio as Athens County set a precedent with twenty eight exhibits in 1982.
Murray City defeated the Logan outfit 14 to 8 at Murray City. Mohney outpitched Walker, a top Hocking County twirler. Murray City seeks away games and invites teams to contact Speed Lewis at 16 R 2 by phone.
Frank Primmer of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Riddlebaugh with son Charles of Haydenville spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Walters at Bidwell along with Mrs. Frances Geller.
Mrs. Will Poling entertained the bridge club Tuesday night with two tables of play. Hostess served after the game. High scores were won by Mrs. J. L. Webb and Mrs. Stuart Hoodlett.
Nelsonville High School Band members Joe Galvin Francis Kouri and John Huddy played in the Kings Band for the Ohio University Dramatics Club Hamlet production during the alumni celebration in Athens on Saturday.
Thirty members and two guests Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. Rachel C Inman attended the annual Methodist Guild picnic at Mrs. J D Adamson's home Monday night. Dinner was served at 6 o clock and Mrs Ralph Parks led the entertainment afterward.
City auditor Ralph Elliott reports Nelsonville's departmental balances increased from May 1 to June 1. Total receipts for May were 15 175.06 with expenditures 14 980.40, and fund specifics include general gas and auto tax accounts with varying balances.
Mrs John Brooks and family return home after a week with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Howard Beaver with children and Miss Etta Andrews return to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs James Stephenson. Mise Jo Barnecut comes home from Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs Hubert G Hall and daughters Shirley Anne and Mary Jane of Gadsden Alabama stay with Mr and Mrs George Hall and Mr and Mrs J H Brandeberry at New Marshfield.
Nelsonville June 7 Mrs Sadie Linton underwent an appendix operation at St. Anthony's Hospital Columbus Sunday. She was accompanied there by her husband B B Linton and sister Mrs Goldie Wickham.
Mrs Belle Lancaster and Miss Verna Hand entertain the Missionary Society of the Christian Church at Mrs Lancaster’s West Washington Street home Thursday night at 7 30. Mrs Nell Johnson will lead the program.
The Athens K of P Band announces its first rehearsal for all members and prospects at the lodge hall this Sunday at 1 30 p m. G E Bus Stevenson, the band director, says instruments and music have arrived and will be available for use at the rehearsal.
Ohio Poultry Day scheduled for Friday June 16 in Wooster with a 9 45 a m start and all day program near the Ohio Experiment Station poultry plant featuring C M Ferguson and other state specialists who are well known to local farmers.
Estele Price 73 died Tuesday at his East Chestnut Street home in Nelsonville. Funeral services are set for 10 a m Thursday at Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial at Greenlawn. His wife Amy Francis Price had preceded him in death.
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