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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
Blec- Ohio airman and local premises noted in county section
An unclear county section mentions an Ohio airman and several premises with partial directions and distances. The fragment references arcs of land, towns, and geographic bearings, but specific names, dates, or outcomes are not readable.
Firemen's Carnival Draws Big Crowds in Pomeroy Action
After a cool wet start the Pomeroy Firemen's Carnival, run by the Howard Brothers of Athens County, drew a large Thursday night crowd during the Pomeroy Home Coming events. A new concession showcased Ernest Warther's hand carved locomotives from Dover Ohio with electric powered moving parts. Warther travels with the exhibit and carves, while Reta and Dunn perform a free high wire act across Lynn Street near the New Martin Hotel and McCullough Drug Store Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Howard Brothers
Athens County
Ernest Warther
Dover
Warther
Reta and
Dunn
Lynn Street
New Martin Hotel
McCullough Drug Store
Pomeroy Brief Personal Mention
Pomeroy notes executively list several local residents with travels and visits. Mr and Mrs William McNamara returned to Columbus after two days on business. Mrs Aaron Zahl remains convalescing at St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg. Mrs Margaret Hill and children of Richwood planned a several week stay with George and Ed Hobstetter in Rose Hill. Rev Walter Arnold of Columbus visits his parents in town. Miss Virgie Hobstetter returned from a Columbus trip with Richard Chambers. A H Fisher Sugar Run left for Cincinnati for Parkersburg Rig and Reel business. Mrs John Cranston spent Thursday in Athens at a district child welfare meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Wi i McNamara
Columbus
Aaron Zahl
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Margaret Hill
Richwood
George Hobstetter
Rose Hill
Walter Arnold
Ed Arnold
Virgie Hobstetter
Richard Chambers
A. H. Fisher
Sugar Run
Cincinnati
John Cranston
West Main Street
Athens
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs W B White
A group of friends held a surprise party at Mrs. W. B. White's home in Syracuse for her birthday anniversary on Saturday night. Attendees included her brother E. D. Will sister Miss Emma Will niece Mrs. H. B. Smith of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Faehnie and daughter Freida of Middleport alongside the honored guests. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
White
Marriage of Lorain Quillen and Lewis Oiler in Gallipolis
Miss Lorain Quillen daughter of Mrs Lorn Quillen wed Lewis Oiler son of Mr and Mrs James Oiler in Gallipolis on Saturday The couple will reside in Syracuse with the Reverend Smith performing the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lorain Quillen
Lorn Quillen
Lewis Oiler
James Oiler
Gallipolis
Smith
Probate notices and sheriff sale in Athens County Ohio
The Probate Court of Athens County suspends hearings for several estates to July 1 1936 and lists administrators guardians and executors with accounts due. A sheriff sale of real estate at 1:30 PM July 7 1935 in Athens City, 73 Mary Street, appraised at 400 dollars, two thirds minimum, cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Currier
City of
Mary Street
Charles Stratton
Athens County
L. A. Koons
Dorothy Ter
Graduation Fun Ties East Ohio Guests to Columbus
Shade notes report multiple families from Pomeroy Crestline Athens and McConnelsville attending Ohio University White Cross Hospital graduation exercises at King Avenue Methodist Church Columbus. Carlos Cowen graduates while Earl Cowen officiates at a parish ceremony. Families visit spend time with relatives and attend memorial services as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Earl Quivey
Eva Quivey
Pomeroy
Earl Cowen
Carlos Cowen
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
King Avenue Methodist Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Doris Cowen
E.G. Smith
Crestline
C. B. Johnson
Mansfield
J. C. Burson
Wayne
Roy Bosworth
Athens
Everett Bosworth
David Thomas
Clara Thomas
Ohio University
Enos Sargent
Richland Avenue
Frank Sargent
Clyde Smith
Florence Sauters
Chase
Little Blanch Ann Jeffers
Bernard Sadosky
Glouster
Sadosky
Emma Smith
C. V. Smith
Lizzie Dailey
Charles
McConnelsville
Fred Dailey
the Plains
8. C. Dailey
George Brady
South Solon
John Cowan
Meigs County Trio Helpsat Athens Symphony
Three Meigs County musicians aided the Ohio University Bac calaureate symphony at Athens with violin performances. Ann Weise Syracuse Paul B Haptonstall Middleport and Bradford Powell Rutland joined Prof Konrad Scholl as local participants. A Meigs County orchestra is suggested due to plentiful skilled players across instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Athens
Ohio University
Meigs County
Ann Weise
Syracuse
Paul EB. Haptonstall
Bradford Powell
Rutland
Konrad Scholl
Meiga County
Bond Issue Vote Planned by Shade Consolidated Rural School District
A 1935 notice from Shade Consolidated Rural School District in Athens County Ohio sets a special election for July 2 1955 to decide on issuing bonds totaling 32000 dollars for a fireproof building and land purchase. The maximum term is 22 years with an estimated tax rate of 4.24 mills outside voting hours. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Standard Time. The resolution was approved by the district board and Chairman Harry Kelley with LL Nordan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Consolidated
Athens
Ohio
Sade Consolida Rural School
Dee Estate
Shade Consolidated Rural
Order of the Board of Flections
Pipens Ad Ohio
Harry Kelley
Co. Ll. Nordan
Probate notices suspend hearings on debts and inventories
The executor and relatives are notified that schedules of debts and inventories have been filed in multiple estates including Robert H. Jackson Emmett Bowe Alice A. Hedges Robert W. Eckley Frank M. Cochran Samuell Mardis Martin F. Mansfield Eugene Richie John H. Wharff Evaline McIntire Robert W. Eckiey John L. Henry Calvin C. Snodgrass John P. Coe. Hearings are suspended for notice by publication until June 24, 1935 at 9 am with continued hearings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Walter W. Totman
Marion P. Totman
A. B. Wells
Arthur A. Campbell
James H. Archer
Jennie Porter
J. W. Lindley
John Lindley
Clarence W. Monks
Charles Monks
Marvin Linscott
George France
Goldie Moore
Agnes McDonough
A. L. Able
Emily W. Able
Nelle Reading
Honard Baughman
Roger J. Jones
Frank Cochran
Evelyn D. Hallett
Carma Bertine Heffner
J. G. Sherrard
William Atkins
Robert H. Jackson
Emmett Bowe
Alice A. Hedges
Robert W. Eckley
Frank M. Cochran
Extete Samuell. Mardis
Martin FP. Mansfield
Eugene Richie
John H. Wharff
Evaline McIntire
Robert W. Eckiey
John L. Henry
Calvin C. Snodgrass
John P. Coe
What’s On The Air New York Radio Listings
Radio listings outline schedules for Friday and Saturday with programs on WEAF WABC and WJZ NBC CBS and BBC. Notable items include Stanley Bald speaking at 3 45 p m on WJZ NBC, Irene Rich Ruth Etting and Richard Himber on various networks and upcoming Belmont Stakes and National Open Golf coverage. Other entries feature Jessica Dragonette Abe Lyman Lucky Monroe and Beatrice Lillie among entertainers and the First Nighter Joe Cook's Circus Night and Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Baldwin
England
WJZ
NBC
Weafnbc
Jessica Dragonette
Abe Lyman
Lucky Monroe
Joe Cook
William Green
Williams-Walsh
WABC
CBS
Richard Himber
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Charles Dornberger
Irene Rich
Ruth Etting
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Meetin’ House
Cummings
Westminster Choir
Wabc-Cbs
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Highlights
The program lists are The Hit Parade at 7:00, Ray Noble's Orchestra at 8:00, National Barn Dance at 8:30, Let's Dance at 9:30, Johnny Burkarth at 12:30, Castle Farm Orchestra at 1:00, and Moon River at 1:30 plus late-night airings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Noble
Johnny Burkarth
Castle Farm Orch
Moon River
Sunday Radio Schedule Reads Like Theaters Of Music
A long list outlines Sunday broadcasting slots from 1:00 to 11:30 pm featuring performers and programs such as Jacob Tarshish Radio Theater Penthouse Serenade Chared on the Hill Ciney Glee Club Roses and Drums House by the Road Grenadier Guards Varieties and more including Unsolved Mysteries Moon River Symphonie Hour St Louis Parade Country Church Prank Crumit Ray Perkins Ed McConnell Romance Rhythm and Wayne King Joe Haymes Orch and Frank Dailey Orch in a dense, era style program guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Tarshish
Radio Theater
Ciney Glee Club
Grenadier Guards
Joe Penner
Major Bowes
Walter Winchell
Ray Perkins
Ed McConnell
Romance
Will Rogers
Wayne King
Fray
Braggiott
Press-Radio
Vivian Della Chiesa
Prankie Masters
Joe Haymes Orch
Frank Dailey Orch
Nazarene Young People's Society plans zone meeting
Syracuse Nazarene youth group schedules a zone meeting on June 14 at Athens tabernacle. Pastor C. B. Cilendinin announces Prof. T. W. Willingham of Olivette College will speak, Olivette Trio will provide music, and Charles A. Gibson of Columbus district supervises. Banner presentation to a NYPS group planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nazarene Young People’s Society
Tabernacle
Athens
C. B. Cilendinin
Church of the Nazarene
T. W. Willingham
Olivette College
Olivette
Lil
Charles A. Gibson
Columbus
Ohio
N.Y.P.S
Rally Attendance by Enterprise Church Members
Mrs Everett Dailey and Mrs Bailey joined Mrs Ben F Quiesenberry and others from Enterprise United Brethren Church at a Bethany United Brethren rally in Racine on Wednesday. Rev Roy Carmichael and his wife also attended the sessions. Mrs Quiesenberry delivered an engaging talk.
Business Man of Middleport Injured
Marcus Chambers a Mill Street grocer in Middleport fell Wednesday afternoon breaking his left knee. He finished his work at the store and later the knee was placed in a plaster cast. He will be confined to his home indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Marcus Chambers
Mill Street
Chambers
Needle and Thimble Club Meets at Mrs Thomas Home
Mrs. Thomas hosted the Needle and Thimble Club Friday afternoon at her Lincoln and Pearl Street home. Twelve members attended to honor former member Mrs. Agnes Soles of Washington D. C. visiting Mrs. Robert Washington on Fisher Avenue. Needlework, social hour, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fred Thomas
Needle and Thimbie Club
Lincoln and
Pearl Street
Agnes Soles
Washington D. H
Robert Washington
Fisher Avenue
Middleport Brief Personal Mentions
Maynard Davis and W. J. O'Brien of Columbus visited Middleport on Hobson shops business. W. E. Bryan traveled to Cincinnati and Athens with his wife and two daughters. Mrs. Kennings Keffer of Youngstown came for a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Daniels. Betty Jane Nuckles and James Hundstey were in Huntington Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey moved to their daughter’s home near Rutland for an indefinite stay. he commutes to Hobson shops. Roy Fugate of Columbus and his wife visit Beach Street relatives E. C. Willock family for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Maynard Davis
W. J. O'Brien
Columbus
Hobson Shops
W. E. Bryan
Cincinnati
Harry Bailey
Clarence Murray
Rutland
Grass Run-Side Hill Community Notes
Grass Run Side Hill items list visits and travels of local families. Mr and Mrs J W Weismiller visit with Mr and Mrs Alpha Plummer and family. Mrs Don L Wood and son Patrick return from caring for her mother Mrs William Nicholson. Mrs Helen Gross of Akron plans a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs F W Winn. William and Richard Knopp of Harrisonville stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Bachner. Mrs William Nicholson, Mrs Pearl Nicholson and David Saxton visit with Mr and Mrs Martin Summers and family in Akron. A CCC unit works on farms of W L Glaze and William Bachner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weismiller
Columbus
Alpha Plummer
Plummer
Don L. Wood
Patrick
Pomeroy
William Nicholson
Helen Gross
Akron
F W. Winn
G. O. Will
Charles Townsend
Pleasant Home
W. Va
William
Richard Knopp
Harrisonville
William Bachner
Pearl Nicholson
David Saxton
Martin Summers
F. W. Winn
CCC
W. L. Glaze
Local visitors head to Columbus for OSU commencement
L D Hartinger will travel to Columbus Saturday to visit Mrs. Ada Krause, accompanied by Dan L. Farmer, among OSU graduates next Monday. Mr and Mrs D B Farmer and W E Russell, with Mr and Mrs Arthur Skinner of Pomeroy, will depart Sunday and stay through the commencement exercises Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
L. D. Hartinger
Columbus
Ada Krause
Dan L. Farmer
Ohio State University
Bearwallow Ridge 4-H Club to Hold Ice Cream Social
The Bearwallow Ridge 4-H Club girls will host an ice cream social at Bearwallow School near Flora on Wednesday evening June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearwallow Ridge
Bearwallow School
Flora
Two Are Fined In Pomeroy Justice Session
Frank Kasee arrested by Constable Leroy Bartrum for intoxication and peace disturbance was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice H H Mees and jailed until payment. Todd Pickens of Langsville, also arrested by Bartrum on intoxication charges, was fined five dollars and costs by Justice J W McCullough and jailed until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Frank Kasee
Leroy Bartrum
H. H. Mees
Todd Pickens
Langsville
Bartrum
J. W. McCullough
Children’s Day Observed At Federated Church
The Federated Church observes Children’s Day on Sunday night at 7 30 with a special program led by Mrs Downie and includes baptisms. Rev R C Ditter preaches at 10 00 Sunday morning on The Unknown Power. Communion and Sunday School at 9 00 are listed.
Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club Meets at Williams Home
Members of the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club were entertained Tuesday June 4 at the home of Misses Elizabeth and Charlotte Williams for their regular meeting. Miss Ida Alice Waddell is their group leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomeroy
Elizabeth
Charlotte Williams
Ida Alice Waddell
Twelve Baptized as Revival Ends in Coolville
Coolville reports twelve persons baptized on the final day of a two weeks revival conducted by Reva Ray Pidcock, Harry Dickerson, and Frank Jenkins of Mineral. Sunday included morning services testimonial meeting afternoon and a final sermon by Rev Pidcock at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Ray Pidcock
Harry Dickerson
Frank Jenkins
Mineral
Pidcock
Tiffin Food Store Operators Vote to Maintain NRA Wages
Tiffin area food store operators voted unanimously Wednesday to maintain National Retail Association wage and hour schedules. The decision preserves existing pay scales and hours for employees across participating stores.
Grads Dine and Dance at Middleport Alumni Event
Alumni banquet and dance for the class of 1935 at the Masonic Temple and Shiflet Hall drew a large turnout. Miss Jean Reed led with a class address, followed by speakers Prof. A. W. McKay and M. W. Easex, plus musical numbers from Mrs. Ferna Bradbury, Dick Wylie, and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Masonic Temple
Shiflet Hall
Ferna Bradbury
Dick Wylie
Jean Reed
Bess Sanborn
A. W. McKay
C. P. Bradbury
Irving Karr
M. W. Easex
Racine Notes On Visits And Local Accidents
Racine residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Harold Bigley and son Bobby Lee of Athens to sister Mrs A J Schaefer and family. Charles Mallory Jr spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Pickens at Reedsville. Mrs Kelly Giblin and son Jimmie returned to Painesville after a week with the Cross family. Mrs Cross fell Monday morning fracturing her right wrist. Ben Philson and family returned home after a visit with Mrs Mary Hite of Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bigley
Bobby Lee
Athens
Mr. Bigley
A. J. Schaefer
Lennie Petre
Amanda Cross
Owen Watson
Mary Jean
Charles Mallory, Jr
Harry Pickens
Reedsville
Kelly Giblin
Jimmie
Painesville
F. M. Cross
Mary Hite
Gore
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