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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1927

Page

2

Ohio River Bridge project advances council to meet

POMEROY June 1 The Ohio river bridge project moves forward as the village council plans a franchise enactment and surveys proceed. The Hocking Valley railroad and Baltimore and Ohio have granted crossing permissions, with condemnation possible if the landowner and developers cannot agree. Work is expected to start in full by July 1. Oscar Roush, a booze raid victim, had one prohibition charge dropped and pleaded guilty to another, fined 196 dollars.

Omeroy Hocking Valley Railroad Ohio Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia John Icenhour Dave Pomeroy Oscar Roush B. Reed Middleport

One Arrest in Meigs County Liquor Raids

Pomeroy June 12 officers split into squads to raid Meigs county suspected points Friday night. One capture occurred at J. B. King's Middleport home where a quantity of liquor was found. King and goods taken to jail, marking the forty eighth raid capture since revert raids began.

Pomeroy Lquar Meigs County J. B. King Middleport King

County board considers merging eastern township schools

County board of education members and County Superintendent C B Wagner toured the eastern township on Saturday to begin merging three local schools. The plan aims to improve pupil service and reduce overall expenses for the three schools.

Chester County Board of Education Wagner

Pomeroy Schools Announce Nine Month Term Plan

Pomeroy boards appoint high school and graded school staff for nine month term. C J Rhodes named principal with Margaret Chapman as a key administrator. Ethel Garland covers math and English, J White teaches bookkeeping and geography, and teachers for manual training home economics music are listed. Two vacancies remain for coach and commercial teacher with a July 5 meeting possible.

Pomeroy Board of Education Wayne Lutz C. J. Rhodes Margaret Chapman Bunge Ethel Garland Wand J. ©. White Peeples Kaine Tovie Gallipolis

Judge Rules on Meigs County Coal Purchase Suit

In Pomeroy Ohio Judge A P Miller issues a sweeping decision in the Martin Ebersbach and Peacock Coat Co vs Great Lakes Coal and New Pittsburgh Coal case. He requires the Ebersbachs to cure title defects and permit payment of the remaining purchase price plus interest. A separate suit by New Pittsburgh Coal Co seeks repayment of amounts already paid, alleging contract defects. The ruling impacts the ongoing Colombia matter and local coal operations.

Pomeroy A. P. Miller Martin Ebersbach Company Peacock Coat Company Great Lakes 'Coal Company New Pittsburgh Coal Company Meigs County Great Lakes Coal Company Ebersback Coal Pittsburgh Coal Cr Ebersbachs Tr Property Sater Jate Ebershachs Iew Pittsburgh Company Thershachs Colombia Miller Cass Othe Celumius Columb Plitshursh Nal Company

Hidden Barrel Found in Local Man's Home

June 18 Meigs County reports William Campbell, a Pomeroy businessman, jailed after a raid found a hidden 30 gallon keg of liquor in an outbuilding floor. Earlier fined $1,000 for liquor sales, reduced to $500 after poverty plea. BRINGS SUIT CARPENTER June 18 J A Turner of Columbia township sues Oscar and Mary E Ross for foreclosure over a $2,000 loan with 140 interest. Logan Gas and Fuel Co. named due to lease on farm pay rights.

Pomeroy Mqnor Meigs County Wiliam Campbell J. A. Willaes H.T. Phillips H. A. Bines Campbell Carpenter J. A. I Turner Columbia Township L Oscar Mary E. Ross Logan Gas and Fuel Company

Pioneer Dies in Chester Township Burial at Canary Cemetery

Daniel Ridenour 7, pioneer of Chester township and son of John Ridenour who settled the area, was buried from his old home near the Canary cemetery Saturday afternoon. He leaves two daughters Mrs J R Allen and Mrs L E Trus

Chester Daniel Ridenour Chester Township John Ridenour Canary Cemetery J. R. Allen L. E. Trus

Potatoes Ship From Great Bend in Early Ohio Load

Great Bend reports shipment of the first eight bushels of Early Ohio potatoes by M. Wrintners on Friday at seven cents a pound in the Pomeroy markets. Saturday he returned with ten more buckets and moved to Athens as Brices weakened.

Great Bend M. Wrinters Pomeroy Athens Ohio

Hamiltons divorce suit cites neglect and custody bid

Gare nette Hamilton files for divorce from Arthur Hamilton in Middleport on grounds of neglect. She seeks custody of their daughter Marjorie aged 10 to 20 years. The couple has two other children, both of whom are of legal age. It is charged the husband left the home three years ago.

Middleport Garenette Hamilton Arthur Hamilton Marjorie Tyro

Dog Killed After Attack In Syracuse Highs

G W Romine killed his valuable dog after it attacked the hound in two Highs Monday and then threatened neighbors, while in Pomeroy a divorce was granted in common pleas court: Matulds Bratton of Columbia township was divorced from Eli Bratton.

Syracuse G. W. Romine Pomeroy Common Pleas

Poison Liquor Responsible for Youth Death in Pomeroy

John Maloney twenty five formerly of Logan West Virginia died from alcoholic poisoning after a street fair visit. He collapsed Saturday morning after being found drunk on church steps and was transported to Holzer hospital where Dr Daniels declared the condition aggravated and fatal. The body was taken to Finsterwald morgue for burial preparation as sheriff Willock seeks relatives in Airport Pennsylvania for body disposition.

Pomeroy John Maloney Logan Presbyterian Church Jai Holzer Hospital Finsterwald Daniels

Rain Expected Across Ohio Valley and Tennessee Next Week

Weather outlook from June 20 to 26 predicts fair start in the Ohio valley and Tennessee with showers and thunderstorms midweek and again after the middle. Temperatures near normal early and late week with warmer conditions toward the end.

Washington U.P Ohio Valley Tennessee

Funeral services for Earl Wills

Funeral services for Earl Wills, the year old son of Mrs. Frank Martin of Mechanicsburg, were held at Town House church near Albany after he was injured when he fell under a freight car and later died from shock. The Rev. Howard Ely Warner conducted the service and burial followed in the adjacent cemetery.

Ellis Child Earl Wills Frank Martin Mechanicsburg Albany Town House Howard Ely Warner

Summer devotional services announced for university students

W. Wy. Ludwig, student pastor, announced Sunday evening services at 6:50 for summer school students. The Methodist, Christian, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches join in this cooperative effort. Ohio University faculty members will also lead Bible classes at the four churches during the summer.

W. Wy. Ludwig Ohio University Mornin

Admiral Wiley Jabowr Named Next U S Fleet Commander

Alabama native Henry Wiley Jabowr has been designated to succeed Admiral Charles F. Haughes as commander in chief of the United States fleet. Hughes has held command two years and is promoted to chief of naval operations in Washington.

Vics Henry Wiley Jabowr Alabama United States Fleet Ito Charles F. Haughes Miral Hughes Thas Naval Operations Washington

Orange Crush Delivers Real Oranges Flavor and Energy

The passage extols Orange Crush as superior to fresh fruit, claiming it uses real orange juice and adds peel flavor, tang from fruit acids, a cake-safe color, carbonated water, and pure cane sugar. It argues substitutes provide more energy and calories than the same amount of fresh oranges, warning taste reveals the difference only after trying.

Overcast and Rain Hit Hocking Valley Saturday

Rain and overcast skies marked Saturday in the Hocking valley. Government rain totals recorded in East Bridge show significant rainfall Friday night and Saturday, with rivers rising and B&O crossing waterlogged. Raccoon Creek swelled across Vinton and Jackson counties, making the McArthur Athens road impassable and detours in place between Athens and McArthur via Logan.

Hocking Baltimore and Ohio McArthur Athens Logan

Fireman Killed in Ble Four Yard Accident

June 1924 at Bellefontaine a freight car cut was swiped by a switching engine in Ble Four yards. Eman S. Wairdon of Jackson Center died. Engineer J E Cost was scalded but expected to recover.

Bellefontaine Eman S. W. Rairdon Jackson Center J. E. Cost

Trunk Shipment Ends in Girl's Death Case

The body of an 18 year old girl was found in a trunk reportedly shipped from Berlin. Police investigate the fatal discovery in Warsaw and seek leads to identify the sender and motive.

Warsaw Berlin

Seven Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court

Seven marriage licenses were issued by the Probate Court over the weekend. Couples include Arthur Gleason Whittington and Geraldine Burson of Athens. Truman E. Hedges and Ruth Wharton. Walter K. Sayres and Gladys Naomi Jones. Harry L. Craig and Myrtle E. Simpson. Edward Moore and Nellie Augusta Keefer. Russell Sage Johnston and Irene Helen Neubauer. Stanley L. Myers and Lucie T. Norris. Officiants named: Rev. A. Wilcox, Rev. C. L. Thomas, Rev. G. C. Johnson, Rev. A. Wilcox again, Rev. C. I. Coulter, and Hiram Mingus.

Arthur Gleason Whittington Cleveland Charles Whittington Geraldine Burson Athens A. XY. Wilcox Truman E. Hedges Taralton, Iclerk Eli Hedges Ruth Iwharton Orbiston E. ©. Wharton C. L. Thomas Walter K. Sayres Trimble Stacey Sayres Gladys Naomi Jones Amesville C. D. Jones Harry L. Craig Glouster A. J. Craig Myrtle BE. Simpson Millfield Frank Simpson G. C. Johnson Isaac Sage Irene Helen Neubauer Clayton Neubauer C. I. Coulter Stanley L. Myers Columbus James Myers Lucie T. Norris Edward Norris Hiram [Mingus

Werner Reelected State Commander of Veterans of Sign Wars

Herman Werner of Akron, assistant Ohio attorney general, won re election as state commander of the Veterans of Sign Wars at the Akron event held Saturday.

Akron Herman Werner Ohio Veterans of Sign Wars

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