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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

12

Ruth Foster to Wed in Fall in Washington

Ruth Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Israel Moore Foster of Washington Dc will wed William G Winstead of Washington early in the fall The groom is employed at the Metropolitan Bank Washington and comes from an old North Carolina family The engagement was announced at a Washington luncheon with Miss Anha Waring as hostess Ruth Foster teaches Home Economics in Washington schools Miss Foster is a graduate of George Washington University Pi Beta Phi Sorority

Uth Foster Israel Moore Foster Washington, Db. C Ruth Foster William G. Winstead Washington Foster House of Representatives Miss Foster Athens High School George Washington University Pi Beta Phi Sorority Winstead Metropolitan Bank North Carolina Anha Waring Eleanor Hanning C. G. Hanning Stimson Avenue Harley W. Cline Will Cline Albany Hebbardsville Howard E. Warner Blanche Hanning J. T. Ogier Hamden Athens Athens-Jackson George Parky South Court Street Doctor Ogier Ohio University Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Robert Ogier Ruth Baker Taylor Ruth Dalton Taylor F. R. Baker Fisher Station Mrs. Taylor Alexandria Virginia Mrs. Baker

Crew blamed for panic in sea collision tragedy

Passengers were credited with saving the Steamer Fairfax from fire after colliding with the Tanker Pinthis near Boston. The disaster cost 47 lives, with a Marine passenger arguing panic by certain crew members worsened the toll and that many jumped overboard without their clothes on fire.

Boston U.R Harry E. Kipp Minneapolis Kipp

Athens Chick Hatchery praised by local customers

E. R. Murray and C. F. Gibbs commend Athens Chick Hatchery of Athens Ohio for reliable quality stock and high chick survivals. Murray reports 94 percent survival from 500 White Leghorn chicks and Gibbs notes 22 losses out of 513 in four weeks over six years of purchases. Moody of Connecticut also praised their broilers reaching New York markets in 1929.

E. R. Murray C. F. Gibbs Athens Chick Hatchery Athens Ohio Athens Hatchery Mr. Murray Mr. Gibbs Mr. Moody Connecticut New York

Mrs. Seiple Hosts Shower For Bride In Athens

A series of bridal showers continues for Mrs. Cecil Cox with Mrs. Mildred Seiple hosting at Richland Avenue. Guests include Mrs. Cox Miss Ethel Collins and Mrs. Carl Cox of Allendale. The Cox couple wed June 7 in a ceremony by Rev. C M Coulter.

Seiple Cecil Cox Rose Collins Mildred Seiple Richland Avenue Cox Ethel Collins Carl Cox Allendale

Illness May Cheat Gallows In Chicken Farm Murders Case

Gordon Stewart Northcott, dying from appendicitis in San Quentin, refuses surgery as his mother, serving a life sentence for complicity, pleads. Doctors warn death may follow if operation is not performed. Northcott and his mother are pictured.

Los Angeles Gordon Stewart Northcott San Quentin Penitentiary Northcott

Friday the 13th Friday in 1950 June Cited in Athens lore

Local readers note Friday the 13th falls on June 12 in 1950. Athens residents recall avoiding ladders and superstition while friends remind this is the only Friday the 13th that year and the superstition surrounds it.

Athens Court Street

Murderers Die Two Condemned Men Executed in Kentucky Penitentiary

Two condemned killers died in the electric chair at Kentucky State Penitentiary in Eddyville early Friday, June 13. The first, Earl Ratcliffe, faced reporters and witnesses about to watch him die at 12:17 a.m. He remarked that they looked more scared than he felt. The second execution was of Richard Edmonds, 36, described as a calm man who walked into the chamber with resignation.

Eddyville Kentucky State Penitentiary Ballard

Friday the Thirteenth Brace of Doom Predicted

Chicago reports the National Safety Council estimates 27 871 people will suffer bad luck before midnight on Hoodoo Day. About 27 500 will be injured, 265 killed, 47 fall fatal, 35 drown, and 24 burned to death.

Chicago National Safety Council

Widow of Stresemann to lecture on world peace at Columbia

The widow of German Foreign Minister Gustave Stresemann will bring a message of world peace to the United States this year. She is planned to lecture on international relations at Columbia University in New York.

United States Gustave Stresemann Germany Columbia University New York

Mrs Mary Edwards Killed in Auto Crash Near Shawnee

Mrs Mary Edwards 60 wife of the late William Edwards was killed in a highway accident near Shawnee as relatives head from Shawnee to Fulton Missouri to claim the body. Her daughter Clara 36 a Shawnee teacher was probably fatally injured and Miss Elsie Edwards of Columbus a party member was slightly hurt. The group was returning from a trip to Columbia Missouri.

New Lexington Shawnee Fulton Mary Edwards William Edwards Clara Elsie Edwards Columbus Columbia

Hoover Portraits Show Evolving Presidency Burden

The sequence contrasts Hoover as Commerce Secretary in November 1927 before his resignation to run for president, with a recent image showing the weight of the presidency on his face. The captions note the time gap and the changing public role.

Hoover

Palmer Quits National Wool Group Over Operative Split

Lee B. Palmer resigns as president and director of the National Wool Marketing Corporation amid a rift with the Ohio Wool Growers' Co operative Association over operational methods. The Ohio group refused to join the national body, which was formed under the Federal Farm Board this year, prompting national operations in Ohio through a rival association.

Columbus U.R Ohio Wool Growers’ Co-operative Association National Wool Marketing Corporation Lee B. Palmer National Ohio Federal Farm Board

Orange Brand Tonic Praised For Delicate Stomachs

Mrs. Mary Scott of Portsmouth Ohio endorses Orange Brand Tonic and Nuggets as a cure for long running stomach trouble. She reports improved appetite strength sleep and energy after using three bottles and notes the tonic combines bitters with iron and several herbs. Sold by Lash's Drug Store and other outlets.

Mary Scott Portsmouth Ohio Colombo Lash

Ten Die In Plopsi Bridge Collapse Crowd Tragedy

Ten persons drowned when a bridge at Plopsi collapsed during a crowd's crossing after the bridge dedication in Bucharest. The incident occurred today as spectators gathered to view the new structure.

Bucharest Plopsi

Probate and Local Notices From Athens County Ohio

Probate notices list various guardians executors and administrators with first final and fourth accounts filed May 1930 and June 1930. Local public bids advertise coal delivery and boiler room fuel for Nelsonville City Water Works with bid bonds and contract conditions.

John J. Wooley Frankatthews Marvin Linscott Eats Prance Clarence Wrank R. Murphey F. Stanley Crooks Oliver B. Murphey Koen B. Gillespie Minerva Woodworth Fiat Theodore W. Lohse Theodore P. Lohse Neroia Gasignee Mare Bank of Athens MBLA Loretta Wines Atharles Woodyard Gail Guekiss Mesey Omled Public Service Nelsonville Nelsonvi City Water Works Sidney Fuiblio T

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