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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
3
In Nelsonville John Murphy was fined 25 dollars plus costs and given a 30 day suspended jail term after pleading guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated. John Naughton pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary examination on threats charges, held to the grand jury under 500 dollar bond.
Buckeyes meet Natcos at 6 oclock Thursday evening at the city playgrounds in Nelsonville. Teams wishing Sunday games with the Buckeyes should contact manager W G Woodson.
In Nelsonville on June 15 Mr and Mrs Charles Pensyle hosted a noon dinner to celebrate their thirty fourth wedding anniversary. Present were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C D Pensyle of Akron and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess of Lancaster and Mrs Egbert Whitmore and family plus Mr and Mrs E S McCune of the city.
Mrs. A. B. Neiman entertained at dinner Sunday in Nelsonville. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Epstein and daughters Mitcrel and Sylvia, Joe Harris of Pittsburgh, Mrs. D. Harris, and Harry E. Bernstein of Glouster.
Mrs. Orland Gandee and Mrs. Albert Dilcher hosted the Needle Shuttle club at the Gandee home on Friday evening. Four guests attended as sewing and social time filled the program ending with a late luncheon.
Sam Longley hosted the Forestose Needle club Friday evening with thirteen members sewing. Refreshments were served.
Nelsonville June 15. Nelsonville lodge No 543 B P O Elk observed Flag day Sunday afternoon at their home on Hocking street. Scott's orchestra provided music and the officers of the lodge led the program. Fred Mulligan gave an interesting history of Flag day.
S. S. Steenwrod entertained friends for her daughter's eighth birthday on Saturday. After games the group attended a theater party and later enjoyed refreshments.
Valley lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias observed its annual memorial day in Nelsonville on Sunday. Members and Pythian Sisters attended services at the Methodist church and a memorial service at Castle Hall at 2 pm. Rev. Lloyd Evans gave the address. H E Lancaster presided. musical selections accompanied by Mrs. L P Rice.
Presbyterian Sunday school members will meet at the church at 1 PM on Tuesday and travel together to the Grotto grounds for a basket picnic at 6 PM. All families are invited to participate.
Mrs Carl Klein Mildred Rosser announces the birth of a daughter born Monday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Klein and Mr and Mrs Eugene Rosser, all of this city.
A report notes unusually large attendance across several churches. The Presbyterian service occurred in the morning, while the evening programs were presented at the other two churches.
Mrs. Stanley Mechem and the local Rotary club official depart Sunday for Cleveland for the Rotary International Convention. They plan a two week trip with a visit to New York City before returning. Harold Mechem and Leonard Cooley will also attend a day of sessions at the convention midweek.
Mrs. Lou Milcox and Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Watkins with their little daughter and Miss Margaret Andrews of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Andrews. Other locals visited relatives in Huntington and Ashland while Ruth Hyde returned from Delaware to spend summer with her parents.
Regional social notes record numerous weekend visits and travels. Clergy, families, and students from Marietta, Parkersburg, Columbus, Altoona, Pittsburgh, Akron, and Akron area residents are named among guests, with several returning home or preparing summer plans.
Three Athens lodges Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Red Men held annual memorial services with a parade and short rites in West State and West Union street cemeteries. Graves were decorated and addresses given by cv E D Murch and Rev Frederick Brown. Stephenson's band played during the event.
Monterey Mex Under new regulations issued by the Tabasco governor ministers must be Mexican and at least forty years old. The rule tightens eligibility for church clergy serving in the state.
In a squalid residence tied to a man who recently died of starvation investigators found coins bank notes and jewelry valued at over 1 million dollars The only food discovered was a few rotten oranges indicating severe neglect and possible foul play or dire conditions surrounding the death.
Urbana Ohio Democrat notes a provocative compare between speed in flight and rail travel, urging citizens to choose their future transportation mode between water and air. The remark highlights public debate over evolving mobility options and the pace of change.
Two tennis courts have been built at the Athens Country Club for members who love the game. Some golf members may also play tennis this season. The courts are well made and located just west of the club house.
R. C. Pearman of the American Appraisal Company was injured at the Berry Hotel after stepping into an elevator shaft during a late night spree. Hotel manager J. E. Bailey reported Pearman toppled about ten feet as staff restrained him. Drs Henry and Danford provided aid before his transfer to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Scarved wooden images and other art subjects saw a sharp order increase at Oberramergau headquarters following Anton Lang and associates’ American visit. The surge reflects growing public interest in the artist’s works and related items.
A Canton Ohio News item notes a girl on a hot day nearly pulling off a smile on the street, highlighting the challenging conditions that sapped cheer and forced a wary grin.
In Chauncey on Saturday evening a Dodge coupe skidded and overturned at a bend near the ball park. Four occupants believed from Pomeroy, two men and two women, were shaken and bruised. one man seriously injured and taken for treatment. The machine damaged. Also, a Chauncey family reports a daughter born Dorothy Jane to Mr. and Mrs. Beckler and Mrs. McCafferty. Loyal Women’s Bible class set meeting at Maude Fiske's Beaumont home with program by Ira Myers. church women urged to attend.
June 15 Chauncey report announces the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Clarence E McCafferty. Further details not provided in readable text.
June 15 at social in Chauncey for the Builders' and Young Men's classes with plans for an entertainment program and refreshments. Members invite neighbors and friends to join the community gathering for fellowship and games.
A roundup of early 20th century tech notes includes Bendix driven starters for cars with automatic engagement, a London ultra violet throat treatment device, and a study by Prof. Ogburn on birth order influencing success. Also described are a patch method for auto tops using a sand bag and a homemade loud speaker from cardboard disks.
A wooden handle is screwed to the underside of the instrument and held with the left hand while the shutter is pressed with the right. The top of the camera can be lightly pressed against the operator’s forehead for extra stability. When not in use the handle can be detached and carried in a pocket or case.
The Loyal Men and Women and Loyal Daughters announce a Thursday evening social at the First Christian church. A program will be presented and refreshments will be served. All adult members of the Sunday school are invited.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bradfield in Chauncey included Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson of Corning, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bradfield of Athens, Mrs. G. B. Courtney and children of Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dawson and daughter Janet, Mrs. Minnie Arthur, Miss Eleanor Arthur and Paul McBride of Columbus. Cathelia Beerman returned to Shawnee after a week in Chauncey visiting John Kenger and Mont Davis. Homer and Harry Davis of Chauncey are employed in Wolf Pit Kansas.
Mr and Mrs William D Hines and Mrs Ella Tedrick of Chauncey spent Sunday with Ella Tedrick's brother C Sayers and family at Hoopers Ridge. Alfred and Henry Davis returned to Chauncey from Chillicothe after visiting Blanche McCorkle. Mr and Mrs H Bingman and children of Athens stayed with Mrs Hixson and family in Ellis avenue. The Eastern Shows street carnival, in Chauncey for a week, departed Sunday for Hatfield Kentucky.
A pair of blazes in San Francisco early today killed one firefighter and left two others unconscious. The Berg Brothers confectionery plant suffered damage exceeding $100,000, while total losses from the fires topped $1,000,000.
James L. Lang sues J. L. Murphy of Nelsonville for 5510 in Common Pleas court claiming injuries from a May 25 automobile collision at Arcadia Avenue and Summit Street in Columbus.
County election boards in eighty eight Ohio counties are checking petitions filed with Secretary of State Thad H. Brown. The drive seeks a November vote on the chiropractic referendum bill.
Tokyo police report last year saw about 500000 dollars in lost articles across the city. The figure reflects thefts, misplacements, and unclaimed belongings handled by the police department last year.
An advertisement praises Tanlac as a natural tonic that renews vigor in older adults, stating it cleanses the blood, stimulates the liver and digestive organs, and is made from roots, barks and herbs. It promises quick results for weak bodies, loss of appetite, and sleep troubles. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
New York June 15 1938 Kruttschnitt director and chairman of the Southern Pacific died today at the Presbyterian Hospital from heart failure. The longtime railroad executive was a leading figure in American rail management and served as head of the SP board.
In MBABANE Swaziland June 15 Sergeant Zerwes thuizen driver to the Prince of Wales died when his car overturned no injuries to the Prince who was absent at the time of the accident.
An advertisement touts Throt-Ease as a quick remedy for sore throat and tonsillitis. It claims relief within an hour when taken as directed, warns gargling or spraying only offers temporary relief, and lists drug stores selling the product at 36 cents.
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