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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1927

Page

2

Oriental Peach Moth Found In Local Orchards

L A Stearns and G W Kreitler of the Ohio experiment station and Meigs farm bureau agent visited Meigs County to collect evidence of the Oriental Peach moth. They found the pest in Wallie Wright Langsville Hartinger Middleport Homer Webster Keno Price Long Bottom and Will Fulrod orchards with strongest presence at Hartinger. No remedy has been found and Stearns is testing controls at Ironton. The pest is a serious menace to fruit growers nationwide.

Pomeroy L. A Ohio Ironton George W.reitler Meigs Farm Bureau United States Japan Roosevelt Orient Washington Middle States Mississippi River Arkansas Messers Stearns Kreitler Wallie Wright Langsville Hartinger Middleport Homer Webster Keno Price Long Bottom Will Fulr Stearns Washington County

Peter Klein in Serious Condition After Wreck Relapse

Peter Klein, a railroader from Middleport, is in Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus in serious condition due to injuries from a wreck two years ago. The crash was caused by a boy cutting a block on the track, killing the engineer and injuring several others. Klein had returned to service but recently relapsed.

Middleport Peter Klein Here Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus Hmiéin Klein

Wrecks Highlight Route Center stretch history

The report notes a recent serious crash near the New York Central line and mentions a prior fatal head-on collision at Meigs siding last Monday that killed B. O. Romine, 45, of Pomeroy. An operation may be needed for the current patient.

New York Central Meigs Siding B. O. Romine Pomeroy

Everybody Rides Racine in Air Show by Orion Welch

A birdman from Charleston identified as Orion Welch toured Racine all day on June 21 in an aviation corps plane. He ferried residents ages 15 to 70, including Amanda Cross, and challenged 16 year old Isabel Sayre to perform in flight stunts before returning home in twenty minutes.

Racine Orion Welch Charleston Aviation Corps Carl Cross Mr. Welch Welch

New Commissioner Pomeroy Appoints Relief Official

On June 21 Judge Miller named W. L. Johnson of Plants to replace the late James M. Lyman on the Meigs soldiers relief commission. The aging veterans are few and feeble, making it hard to fill the commission.

Pomeroy Miller W. L. Johnson, Plants Meigs Soldiers’ Relief Commission James M. Lyman

Local Social Visit Ties Families Across Town

Mr and Mrs Joe Weyersmiller and Mrs Weyersmiller s mother Kate Weyersville of Rocksprings spent Sunday at Pomeroy with Mrs Emma Voes and son Ray

Joe Weyersmiller Weyersmiller Kate Weyersville Rocksprings Pomeroy Emma Voes Ray

Salem Township’s Three Oldest Men Listed

In Dexter on June 21 the town reports the three oldest men in Salem township. Henry Williams is 83 as of April 12, Jacob Spires is older than that, Halliday is 80 as of January 24, and Emmett Tompkins, now living near Cheshire, is 80 as of April 1. Several locals born in 1847, the year Halliday was born, are noted as deceased including Nathan Vale Dick Vale Eli Ogdin R. H. Rawlings Mell Rutherford Henry Ward Sam McKnight James Halliday Lang Halliday Charles McCormick and John Tracy.

Mell Rutherford Henry Ward Sam McKnight James Halliday Lang Halliday Charles McCormick John Tracy

Auto wreck in Pomroy causes heavy losses

Damage is heavy as Earl Schauber of Charleston crashes into a telephone pole at Rock Springs Saturday night. The new car, bought two months earlier from Ray Tracy in Charleston for 4415, is badly wrecked and likely worth less than half the price.

Pomeroy Earl Schauber Charleston Ray Tracy

Meigs County Farmers Struggle With Wet Weather Planting Corn

In Meigs county farmers face delays as persistent rains keep fields too wet to plant corn. Some plan late fall planting and hope for favorable weather later in the season.

Alfred Meigs County

Telegraph Operator Theron Russell Nears Return

Pomeroy June 21 Theron Russell Western Union telegraph operator there has been ill for several months with sciatic rheumatism and expects to return to his Pom eroy office this week.

Pomeroy Theron Russell Western Union

Canzoneri Selected 7-5 Favorite Over Taylor

In Chicago on June 21 Tony Canzoneri weighs in as a 7 to 5 favorite over Bud Taylor for the bantam title bout set for Cubs' park Thursday night. Taylor appears stale after lengthy training while Canzoneri may struggle to make the 118 pound limit. Sammy Goldman backs his champion's weight, Charley Cook posts a 2500 forfeit with the Illinois Athletic Commission for a potential interim match.

Chicago U.P Tony Canzoneri New York Bud Taylor Terre Haute Ind Cubs’ Park Taylor Canzoneri Sammy Goldman Tony Charley Cook Abe Attel Goldstein Illinois Athletic Commission Taylor Foss

Hamden Runs Past Chillicothe Rainbow Vets 15 to 1

Hamden defeats Chillicothe Rainbow Vets 15 to 1 in Hamden on Sunday. Battery for Chillicothe was Allen Miller Buskirk. Hamden pitchers were Smith and Ray. Hamden to host Hebbardsville next Sunday June 26 and play Federal Prison at Camp Sherman on July 4. Hamden second team also beat Allensville 9 to 6.

Hamden Chillicothe Allen, Miller and Buskirk Smith Ray Hebbardsville Federal Prison Camp Sherman Allensville

Yesterday's Results in Baseball and Baseball Standings

In American Association Columbus beat St Paul 11 to 7 while Toledo defeated Minneapolis 10 to 5 and Indianapolis topped Milwaukee 10 to 1. Kansas City edged Louisville 6 to 5. In the National League Pittsburgh shut out Chicago 4 to 0. No American League games were played.

W. L. Pet Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis New York Wecoservees Brooklyn Eccoscedes i Philadelphia Sses Washington Detroit iCleveland Louis Boston Ewe American Association Toledo Wer Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul Columbus

Miss Van Wie and Miss Stifel Paired in Tourney

Buffalo N Y June 21 Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Miss Fritzi Stifel of Wheeling W Va open match play in the women s invitation golf tournament at Buffalo Country Club in the first flight Van Wie led qualifying with 86 Stifel 97 Edith Quier Reading Pa 88 is paired with Mrs J W Taylor Chicago Mrs Taylor 97 defending champion Miss Virginia Wilson Chicago paired with Mrs Charlies M Daniels Buffalo Wilson carded 98

Buffalo Country Club Virginia van Wie Chi Chicago Charlies M. Daniels Buffalo Miss Wilson

All Important Stars Remain At Wimbledon

Wimbledon reports show most top internationals advance after day one while interest shifts to the women's singles. Helen Wills meets G H Terry, L A Godfree faces Miss Terry, and Cecelia Ausem battles Betty Nuthall, the 16 year old English champ, as Tilden and Lacoste also loom.

Helen Wills California G. H. Terry England L. A. Godfree Kitty MecKane Flia D’alvarez Betty Nuthall Cecelia Aussem Miss Nuthall B. Wiod, Jr Rene Lacoste France William T. Tilden R. D. Poland Lacoste M. Jacob India Takeichi Harada H. Landry Harada

NY Stock Market Opens With Sharp Decline

New York stocks bonds and curb market issues opened sharply lower with losses over two points in the more volatile issues and a broad slide across the board.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Cubs Lose 4-0 to Pirates on Road Trip Start

Chicago Cubs drop a 4-0 game as Lee Meadows shuts them out for Pittsburgh. Goodie hits a homer for three runs as Cubs slide two games behind the Pirates. Cubs had won 12 straight at home before this road swing. Next they meet the defending champion Cardinals.

Chicago U.P Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Cubs Lee Meadows Goodie Bruins Cardinals

Farrell Opens Lead at Shawnee Open in Pa.

Johnny Farrell held a three stroke lead as the Shawnee Open entered its final day in Shawnee on Delaware. He shot 188 for 36 holes after nine birdies on the first 18 yesterday. Tommy Armour, the national open title holder, stood tenth among 77 entrants with 151.

Shawnee - ON - Delaware U.P Johnny Farrell Tommy Armour

Motives Queried as Grand Jury Will Hear New Brunswick Case

In New Brunswick on June 21 Prosecutor John E Toolan said Miss Bessie Morse 40 and her maid Mamie Todd will face the grand jury The maid claims they conspired to hire gunmen to kill Grace Dey Elmer Dey and Raymond adopted son of the couple Previously Miss Morse allegedly planned to kill her father George Morse 84

New Brunswick N. J U.P Bessie Morse Mamie Todd John E. Toolan Miss Morse Grace Dey Elmer Dey Raymond George Morse

Dempsey to Be Granted New York License for Fights

New York officials expect promoter Tex Rickard to stage a Dempsey Sharkey bout with a possible title shot against Gene Tunney if Dempsey wins. Dempsey will receive a boxing license without a special physical examination, with Tunney voicing concern over potential impact on the championship plan. James A. Farley, head of the commission, confirms the license is likely.

New York Jack Dempsey New York Boxing Commission Dempsey Tex Rickard Jack Sharkey Gene Tunney Sharkey Rickard Tunney James A. Farley

Insolvency Suit Filed Against Bil lingsley and Co

In Wheeling West Virginia on June 21 Charles D Keyser filed in circuit court to recover thirteen thousand two hundred eighty seven dollars from Bil lingsley and Co a local brokerage firm following an alleged insolvency that prompted a second lawsuit today.

Wheeling W. Va Billingsley and Co Charles D. Keyser

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