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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

3

Pomeroy Council Hears State WPA Release Expected Soon

Pomeroy council discussed funding for the Main Street lower firing lot and Lincoln Hill sidewalk plans. WPA headquaters were said to soon release the project with labor funded by WPA, while property owners supply materials. The council approved sign removal for a no parking sign and authorized paint to mark Main Street parking spaces.

Pomeroy Main St L. A. Person J. E. D. Hartinger WPA Meigs County Council Lincoln Hill Dayton Will Second St Mechanic St Will Dana L. Tracy

Ohio State student wins Heidelberg scholarship

Miss Mary Schaefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Schaefer of Lincoln Hill earns one of forty nationwide six week scholarships to Heidelberg University Germany She studies medicine at Ohio State University and will specialize in German She left Columbus Sunday night sails Wednesday plans Europe trip before returning home

Pomeroy United States Heidelberg University Germany Mary Schaefer Carl Schaefer Lincoln Hill Schaefer Ohio State University Heidelberg Columbus Ohio State Europe

Former Meigs Resident Dies in Chattanooga

W. M. Lasley, formerly of Pomeroy, died Thursday June 11 at his home in Chattanooga Tennessee. He and his brother held the Lasley estate region including a large tract in Pomeroy. Son of the late Judge W. H. Lasley, he and his brother moved to Chattanooga after finishing school in the 1870s and rose to prominence in local business.

Pomeroy W. M. Lasley Chattanooga Tenn Lasley W. H. Lasley

Funeral of Pomeroy Woman on Wednesday

Funeral for Mrs. George Sauvage 80 who died Monday at Spring Ave Pomeroy will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Ewing Funeral Home Beech Grove Cemetery burial. She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Alice Hanlin and Mrs Clara Eppelin both of Pittsburgh two granddaughters and one grandson.

Ohio State Student James Russell Promoted at Siscoe Mine

Middleport youth James Russell recently promoted from Siscoe Gold Mine to the main office of the company in Canada. The engineering student at Ohio State University earned a salary increase and sent word to his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Russell of Pleasant Hill.

Middleport James Russell Ohio State University Siscoe Canada Roy Russell Pleasant Hill

Skinner Rites Held In Pomeroy

Funeral for Ly dia Marcella Skinner age 81 who died Saturday at her sister's home in Union Ave Pomeroy was conducted by Rev F Beus cher Monday at 10 in Miles Cemetery Rutland. Survived by sisters Mrs Bing and Mrs Sarah Doe of Columbus.

Pomeroy Lydia Marcella Skinner M. E. Bing Union Ave F. Beuscher Bing Sarah Doe Columbus Miles Rutland

Marriage Licenses Issued in Pomeroy Area

Kenneth Jeffers 21 of Long Bottom and Marianna Saunders 21 of Reedsville, along with Carl Helman 46 and Lena Well 38 of Pomeroy, received marriage licenses recently.

Pomeroy Kenneth Jeffers Long Bottom Marianna Saunders Reedsville Carl Helman Lena Well

Meigs War Veterans Advised to Use Banks for Bonus Funds

Meigs County World War veterans receiving their bonus bonds are urged by American Legion officials to use banks’ checking services and draw cash as needed. They estimate $185 000 to $200 000 will flow to local veterans, and warn against cashing full amounts at once to avoid bank robberies and unsafe banking practice.

Pomeroy American Legion The Legion Meigs County Drew Webster Post

Notable Weekend Visits and Relatives Reach Middleport

Middleport residents hosted and visited kin over the weekend with trips to Columbus Pittsburgh and beyond. Florence Bush and two sons returned to Athens after a weekend visit. Other households hosted relatives from Rochester Wis Philadelphia Pa Detroit Mich and Huntington W Va. Several families traveled to Sewickley Barberton and Los Angeles for illness and family matters.

Middleport Florence Bush Athens R. N. Barnes M. A. White Bobby Welte Columbus Herbert Thatcher Bobby Rochester Wis Lee DeMain Bryn Athyn Lucy Grant Boggess East Marvin DeMain Victor Waelchli G. D. Sauer M. S. McAllister Daugh

Mine Equipment Involved in Action In Syracuse Mine Case

The New Pittsburgh Coal Co seeks a restraining order and damages in common pleas court against Syracuse Mining Co Lost Run Coal Co Stalter Essex Mining Co and Essex Coal Sales Co. Claiming the Syracuse mine lease expired April 1 and equipment was moved to another state, plaintiff asks for return of property and an injunction.

Middleport Teachers Attend National Education Convention Trip

Mr and Mrs M W Essex of Middleport leave for a six week journey to the Pacific Coast. They will visit points of interest and attend the National Educational Association Convention in Portland Oregon from June 27 to July 2. Essex is the Middleport school superintendent. They plan to travel to and from California by different routes.

Middleport M. W. Essex Pacific Coast National Educational Association Portland Oregon Essex Middleport Schools California

Farm Bureau District Meeting Set for Wednesday

State speakers will attend the Farm Bureau District meeting at 1:30 PM in the high school agriculture building or the courthouse in Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Farm Bureau District

Recreation center report from Crown City and county towns

In early June 1068 people used Crown City recreation services and 921 watched events at the center run by county officials under a federal program. Officials include R D Sims chairing, Alfred Dillon as secretary treasurer, Sanford Brumfield and Gilbert Daniels directing activities, Mrs Martt and Mrs Barger overseeing crafts, Earl Lockart supervising the center, and Hillis Pinkerman guiding the second period. A library led by Zera Stanley hosts daily story hours. The junior baseball team defeated Eureka 10 to 3, while Eureka topped Crown City in softball 5 to 3. Crown City beat the sanitation softball team 14 to 4. Units are also active in Cheshire, Addison, Kyger, and Gallia, with more planned.

Gallipolis Crown City Recreation Service Do. R. Sims Alfred Dillon Sanford Brumfield Gilbert Daniels Martt Barger Earl Lockart Hillis Pinkerman Zera Stanley Eureka Crown City Sanitation Cheshire Addison Kyger Gallia

Licenses Issued At Gallipolis For Four Marriages

Marriage licenses issued in Gallipolis include John Higginbotham Jr. 21 of Middleport and Mary Hendricks 17 of Cheshire with parental consent to Ralph R. Waugh 21 of Crown City and Maude Swindler 21 of Crown City. Taylor C. Greenwald Jr. 24 Cleveland and Ann Louise Brown 23 Cincinnati. Carl Allen 18 and Hilda Leaper 17 Gallipolis with parental consent.

Gallipolis John Higginbotham, Jr Middleport Mary Hendricks Cheshire Gus Hendricks Ralph R. Waugh O.H.E. Attendant Wilbur C. Waugh Maude Swindler N. E. Swindler Crown City Taylor C. Greenwald, Jr Cleveland Ann Louise Brown Fred Brown Cincinnati Carl Allen C. B. Allen Hilda Leaper Harry Leaper

Death of Gallipolis Student Wilbur Lasley in Henderson

Wilbur Lasley aged 33 is reported to have died in Henderson West Virginia while listed as a Gallipolis high school student in 1915. He leaves a widow three children and his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Lasley.

Gallipolis Wilbur Lasley Henderson W. Va Harry Lasley

Grand Jury at Work in Morgan County

GALLIPOLIS The Grand Jury began its session Monday with four jurors excused L B Porter A S Hartsook Ella Mooty and Fay Saunders. Marvin Allen Ermel Ward Chauncey Baxter and J F Leaper were named to fill their places and Alle Morgan Township was chosen foreman.

Gallipolis L. B. Porter A.S. Hartsook Ella Mooty Fay Saunders Marvin Allen Ermel Ward Chauncey Baxter J. F. Leaper Alle Morgan Township

Wringer Injury Sinks Arm of Garfield Ave Girl

Joyce Frazier aged 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Creed Frazier Garfield Ave hurt when her arm was caught in a clothes wringer drawn through to the shoulder injuries not bones broken and she received treatment.

Gallipolis Joyce Creed Frazier Garfield Ave

Gallia County Commissioners Order Bridge Repairs and Lumber Purchases

Gallia County leaders authorize extensive bridge work with lumber buys and limestone placements. Purchases include 5,000 feet of lumber at 33.50 per thousand, 10,000 feet of mixed lumber at 33.50, and 1,200 feet of oak at 30. Limestone quantities totaling 1,000 cubic yards are allocated to several roads. Dynamite and fuse are to be bought for future use, stored at Rodney, with payment as used.

Gallipolis Gallia County Alonzo Wise R. E. Hesse Hesse Roush Hollow Eno George Roush Goff Meigs County Anderson Road Morgan Township Garners Ford Hamrick Farm McClaskey Vinton Road Farnom Haskins Symmes Creek Nebo Road Gomer Boster Green Township Miller Brothers Rodney

Negro Woman Dead At Home In Gallipolis

Mrs. Mary Allen Armstrong, a Black resident, died suddenly at her Fourth Avenue home. Her husband Ed Armstrong died February 2. She left nine children including George Armstrong and several daughters. Funeral at 2:30 PM Wednesday at Point Creek Baptist Church with Rev. O. P. Wright officiating. burial in Pine Street Cemetery.

Gallipolis Mary Allen Armstrong Fourth Avenue Ed Armstrong George Armstrong Lavetta Smith Columbus Naomi Williams Elizabeth Scott Eleanor Bates Edna Marshall Earl Alonzo John Armstrong John Ore Alex Allen Point Creek Baptist Church O. P. Wright Burlington Pine Street

Glover and Veith Fined for Intoxication in Gallipolis

Sam Glover of Eureka and Frank Veith of Ruger were fined ten dollars and costs each by Judge A. J. Stormont on charges of intoxication.

Gallipolis Sam _ Glover Eureka Frank Veith Ruger A. J. Stormont

DAR Installs Officers At Meeting In Gallipolis

Daughters of the American Revolution held a Monday installation naming regent Edna Hurn and fellow officers Frances Caldwell Maude Halliday Ella Rothgeb Frances Maddy Helen Booth Ethel Clark and Emma Kerns. The article notes there are about 1125 species of trees in the United States.

Gallipolis Daughters of the American Revolution Edna Hurn Frances Caldwell Maude Halliday Ella Rothgeb Frances Maddy Helen Booth Ethel Clark Emma Kerns United States

Ohio Produce Company to dissolve and relocate

Gallipolis Ohio Produce Company will dissolve at month end. A S Lloyd and Knox Williams take over partners I E and J C Myers. They form a new partnership with G A Layne and Stanley Layne and plan to open in the Layne Building July 1. Dr C E Vornholt wins Flag Day golf tournament with Dr Raymon Allison second and Woodrow Walker third.

Gallipolis Ohio Produce Company A. S. Lloyd Knox Williams I. E J. C. Myers G. A Stanley Layne Layne C. E. Vornholt Raymon Allison Woodrow Walker

Donahue Services Held At Patriot M. E. Church

Funeral services for 83 year old Augusta Donahue were conducted at Patriot M E Church with burial on German Ridge. Born in Hanover Germany she was survived by children from two marriages including Emma Lindle Ernest Meyer Emelia Jones Etha Cochran Anna Peggs Myrtle Donahue and others in Charleston Columbus Patriot Dune Bar Seattle and beyond.

Gallipolis Augusta Donahue Patriot M. E. Church German Ridge Hanover Germany Emma Lindle Ernest Meyer Charleston W. Va Emelia Jones Columbus Etha Cochran Anna Peggs Dune Bar Myrtle Donahue Seattle Wash

Veterans bonus bonds received at Gallipolis post office

Two mail sacks of veterans bonus bonds arrived at the Gallipolis post office on Monday and were distributed via registered mail service.

Gallipolis

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