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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1922

Page

8

Man Weds Widow After Courthouse Courtship in Pomeroy

John Young of Long Bottom courted Anna Bird of Portsmouth after a whirlwind plan begun at the Pomeroy courthouse. A crowd of 100 witnessed the ceremony performed by Justice Ransom Fish as the couple, both widowers, married then left for Long Bottom by taxi amid a big liquor raid unfolding.

Pomeroy John Young Long Bottom Anna Bird Second Street Portsmouth Love Pear Ransom Fish Jiiden Young Justice Fish

Liquor Raid Nets Two Men After Wide Rural Sweep

County and municipal police from Middleport and Pomeroy led a force with over fifty search warrants Friday morning. They targeted an old coal mine area near the Meigs county line amid reports of liquor production and sale. Two men, Jesse and Edward Manley, were taken in. second and third attempts yielded empty nets, and officers continued in rural districts past midnight.

Middleport Pomeroy Meigs Jesse Hkdward Manley

Release of 16000 acres by Ohio Fuel Supply in county

An Ohio Fuel Supply field agent reports 16000 acres leased in the county have been released after years of operation. Drilling found little gas and abundant water, with several dry wells noted in the area. DEATH OF MRS. MANLEY Mrs. J N Manley, a venerable Mason City resident, died recently at 168 years. Her husband long served as Mason marshal and remains active with local mining groups.

Ohio Fuel Supply Company

Pomeroy Council Orders Street Dig Permits and Wharf Plans

The Pomeroy council met with all members and passed a strict street protection ordinance requiring a $25 permit deposit for digging, with a $1 fee to the clerk. Those digging must refill trenches. city workers resurfacing at diggers’ expense. Wharf improvements include a 250 foot road to the water from Lynn street, 20 feet long, gravel base, concrete top, estimated at $2,400. Douglas Manley received an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years for burglary after perjury during grand jury testimony, with the court denouncing the deception.

Pomeroy Iynn Street Manley Douglas Manley Dark Hollow Hugh Tate Young Tate Tate Marsfield Reformatory

Revolution Breaks Out Near Veronesch City

An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports a revolt against the soviet government at Buturlinov in Veronesch province. About 10,000 counter revolutionists under Mirun were involved, according to Helsingfors sources.

London Buturlinov Veronesch Copenhagen Helsingfors Mirun

Dispatches claim counter revolution likely in soviet Russia

The Daily Express reports from The Hague that extremists control soviet Russia and a counter revolution is likely. In other news, Kenneth Rumbaugh, 30, died in Spencer hospital. his funeral was held at Enterprise church with burial in Rocksprings cemetery. The Hendricks vs Great Lakes Coal Co case concluded with a verdict for the defendant. The Swayne Robinson suit against the Karrs ended with a judgment for $375 and interest. A marriage notice for Charles Stewart Roach and Maude Beatrice Osborne, Athens, June 14, drew local well wishes. Syracuse oil activity continues with five wells producing and three new wells planned nearby. Scott Ridgeway and Herbert Kollman begin a coast-to-coast auto trip from Pomeroy, aiming for San Diego in about 35 days.

Buturlinov Daily Express The Hague Soviet Russia Kenneth Rumbaugh Spencer, W. Va George Julian Pomeroy Enterprise Church Rocksprings Charles Stewart Roach Scott Ridgeway Herbert Kollman Indianapolis Indiana Mr. Ridgeway Pacific Coast Auto San Diego Mi. Ridgeway

Logan Wound Proves Fatal After Shot Near Gibsonville

Bert Woods died at Cherrington hospital from a severed leg after a gun shot alleged to be fired by George Lutz. Woods, a married man with children, was hurt Thursday at the Lutz home near Gibsonville and died Saturday around two. Lutz was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of shooting with intent to wound and later rearrested on a first degree murder charge after Woods' death. An unrelated accident saw Tom Hill struck by a Chevrolet in Haydenville, escaping with injuries. the car’s owner was later identified as C. F. Atkinson.

Bert Woods George Lutz Cherrington Hospital Lutz Gibsonville Woods L. A. Yocum Morgune Koppe Huston Tom Hill Heine Bros. Packing Company Anders Haydenville Hill Nelsonville Zemer Willard Reynolds Farnbeam C. F F. Atkinson Institution of Feeble Minded Columbus

Active Senior Joins Weekend Socials and Health Board Meet

Despite many years she remains active and in good health, accompanying her son to Logan. County health board members Campbell Loomis and Federer met at Dr Elias's office to finalize an 8000 budget with state subsidy and purchase equipment for the county nurse. The Fourth of July event features a horse shoe exhibition between George Featherofl and Jack Lewis, claimed Columbus champion and top state exponent.

Logan Campbell, Loomis Federer County Health Board Elias The American Legion George Featherofl Jack Lewis Columbus Lewis

Athens man visits Logan after 73 years away

Charles Crook of Athens came to Logan on a Saturday visit with old time friends. Born in Logan on the northwest corner of Spring and Main streets 73 years ago, he left in 1887 and has since been an infrequent visitor. He was greeted by many elder residents who remembered him.

Charles Crook Athens Logan Mr. Crook Spring Main Streets

Kimberley Sulphurous Lands Stop Ants From Living

A historical note claims South Africa has volcanic origin and the area near Kimberley is so sulphurous that ants cannot survive there, illustrating extreme subterranean and surface conditions described in early geology observations.

South Africa Kimberley

Oil wells and demolition progress at Union Furnace area

In the Union Furnace area a seventy five barrel showing was reported for the Luther No 6 on the J B Mc Lean farm in the first 24 hours. The other six wells on the tract are good producers while the Preston Oil Co well on the Bethel tract has not yet reported production. The Honey Fork company well on the Stout farm is temporarily shut down due to a crooked chute. A depth of 2500 feet was reached, with 2300 feet reached in the Stone arm well drilled by Gordon Oil Co. Walls of the old courthouse purchased by A Richardson are being razed with removal of wood work nearly complete. Charles Federer of this city is visited by his mother Mrs Sarah Federer of Akron and sister Mrs Hulda Mathias. mother is 89 years old.

Luther J. B. McLean Union Furnace Preston Oil Co Bethel Honey Fork Company Stout Farm A. Richardson Charles Federer Sarah Federer Akron Federer Hulda Mathias

Zemo Promises Quick Skin Relief and Healing

A druggist offers Zemo bottles at 35 cents or one dollar for the large size. The product is advertised to remove eczema, stop itching, heal skin troubles, and treat sores burns wounds and chafing. It is described as penetrating cleansing soothing and antiseptic. The ad claims Zemo is reliable clean and inexpensive and invites readers to try it.

Messenger Wire Man Undergoes Appendectomy in City

J. J. Colbert telegraph operator for The Messenger, underwent a successful appendectomy at Sheltering Arms hospital after a Friday attack of appendicitis. He was seized Friday, worked until 3:30 Saturday, with the operation at 4:30. Surgeons Dr. Blaine Goldsberry and Dr. Merwin assisted, Dr. Henry administering anesthesia. Colbert, from New York City, married four weeks, resides at 17 Campbell Street with his wife.

J. J. Colbert Messenger Sheltering Arms Hospital Blaine Goldsberry Merwin Henry Colbert New York City Campbell Street

London bricklayer builds theatre walls solo in two years

A London bricklayer completed every wall of a new theatre unaided. The theatre will seat about 1400 and the man laid 700000 bricks over exactly two years of steady work.

London

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