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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
Two hundred seventy five people attended an open house last night honoring the Order of Eudora Club. Mrs Tes ur presided as club president and guests from Athens and Columbus joined in a buffet dinner with music by a Glee Club and local musicians.
ILLE June 21 Logan stressed periodic health exams and preventive care in a talk to members of a local club. The talk covered socialized medic aid concerns, with emphasis on readiness for prevention and medical preventive measures.
Nelsonville residents Harry Breeze and Martha Breeze pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor J. Hickman on charges of disturbing the peace. Bonds set at $100 each for a June 23 hearing. An affidavit against William Deer was withdrawn and the case dismissed.
The ladies of St Patrick Church Buchtel invite all to a card party and old fashioned calico dance Thursday evening beginning at 8 o clock. Attendees are asked to wear depression clothes.
Miss Mary Catherine Miller entertained a group from the home economics class of N. H. 8S with a slumber party on June 19 and 20. Ping pong, anagrams and dancing preceded a Tuesday breakfast by the river and swimming. Chaperons were Mrs. Shelly Barber and Mrs. Charles Williams. guests included Fanny Glenn, Verna Shafer, Isabell Easterling, Alverina Johnson, Eleane Nichols, Birchie Shafer, Florence Eastling, and Helen Shannon of Logan.
Nelsonville on June 21 report that Wash burn and Gibson bakers on West Columbus Street have suspended all baking for 30 days while an extensive remodeling of their building and plant proceeds.
Glouster on June 21 reports that about 50 people will be used daily for relief work for several days. A report day list shows 46 names including Ernest Lewis, Norman Logue, George Murray, James Cotter, A J Craig, Charles Darling, Tom Killingsworth, L D Morton, and Gerald Cooper among others. The group will report at the city building Thursday morning at 7 o clock.
The Trimble Township Eighth Grade Commencement will be held Friday night at the high school auditorium beginning at 8 o'clock. Thirty-six students will receive diplomas in a program featuring music by the Boys' Chorus of the U B Church, the Gibsonians, and the county superintendent Kenneth C. Ray delivering the class address.
Between five hundred and six hundred men attended Local Union 202’s Tuesday meeting where officers were elected. New officers include President Henry Adams Vice President Mike Immer and Financial Secretary Ralph Deem.
Members of the cast of An Old Fashioned Mother were treated to a lawn party at Miss Laura Heck's home in Glouster after a 6 o'clock pot luck dinner. The play was shown at the Church of Christ last Thursday to an appreciative audience and may be staged elsewhere soon.
Adolphe Menjou signs to play the lead male role in Fox’s forthcoming The Worst Woman in Paris written by Monta Bell and directed by him. Myrna Loy will play opposite Menjou.
Sheriff Jack Killingsworth of Bolivar Missouri was abducted by the outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd and carried 800 miles across Missouri as a hostage before release. The photo shows Killingsworth back home after the ordeal.
A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the American Legion hall Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Jacksonville June 21 Rev Clarence Anderson 44 pastor of the U B Church at Crooksville and a former resident of this place died at his Crooksville home Tuesday morning from heart neuralgia He is survived by his wife two daughters Ber Nice 20 and Lois Jean 6 his father Bennett Anderson two sisters Mrs Harry Glouster Mrs Ed Rinehart West Newton Pa and two brothers Thomas Anderson Glouster Pearl Anderson Trimble Funeral services will be held at the U B Church Crooksville Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Cox Wester ville Burial likely at Crooksville Also Chester Brooks Miss Louise Markins Mr and Mrs Albert Campbell and daughter Josephine spent Sunday at Clifton W Va visiting Mr and Mrs John Young A few hours were spent at West Columbia W Va with Mr and Mrs Wayne Young and children
Jacksonville wins a 5 3 contest at Middleport Park Sunday with E Dempskey collecting three hits for Middleport and Hill going 3 for 5 for Jacksonville. Faye McKinley travels to Columbus for summer study at Ohio State University pursuing a master's degree. The UMWA Auxiliary plans a dance Saturday night at the K of P Hall.
A meeting is called at the Glouster playground on Thursday night at 7:30 to discuss building a swimming pool at the recreation center. Officials estimate a pool can be built for no more than $200 and expect many residents to attend.
Rev. James Maffin of Marion will conduct an all day religious service at the Mission Church in Mineral on June 25. Baptismal service will be held in the afternoon.
Mrs. Marcella Davis shows improvement after six weeks with flu. Samuel Davis remains critically ill due to a weak heart. Several families visit relatives in nearby towns and new local business opens a meat shop on West Rock Street. Various residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday gatherings across Lanaster Jackson Addition Bethel Ridge Athens Clarksburg Warren and Parkersburg. Reverend Wilson and R J Runson were in Parkersburg Monday.
New Plymouth marks its 100th anniversary with a June 22 program starting at 10 p.m. led by Rev. A. F. Wilson, featuring Misa Violet Brim and greetings from local ministers. An address by Rev. Lloyd Evans follows, then a basket lunch. Afternoon events at 1:30 include choir music, a history reading by Mrs. D. W. Rannells, and reminiscences by church members.
Hooper Ridge Children's Day services Sunday drew a large crowd with an excellent program by the youth and primary classes. Local families hosted visiting relatives including the Betts, Sayers, and Linscott groups from Nelsonville. The annual Hooper Rice Church homecoming is set for Sunday July 2 with a program to be announced. Mrs. Lawrence Myers is improving after hospital treatment in Athens. Mrs. Leota Linscott of Columbus visited, called home by the illness of her daughter Mrs. Victor Davies who has heart trouble.
Albany June 21 The Albany Grange will hold a Saturday night meeting with a program by Mrs. George Scott including songs poems and a talk on children’s reading. Lunch will follow with sandwiches or pie. A Grange Booster night with Lodi and Summit granges features an ice cream social and a church-benefit musical on the lawn of the Baptist Church.
Alfred, June 21 Funeral services for John Hawk a prominent farmer near Alfred will be held at 2 PM Friday at the Orange Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery. He died suddenly last Friday of acute indigestion and burial was delayed for the arrival of his son Arthur from Phoenix Agiz. He leaves his widow Elizabeth Swartz Hawk and four other children Carl Everett Mrs Ivy Finley and Mrs Dave Russell.
Graham Chapel announces a Children Day program to be held on Sunday, June 25. Mrs Beckett of Greenfield is visiting her daughter Mrs C D Hawk. Mr and Mrs Farr Dailey and their son visited Mrs Dailey's mother Angie Dailey. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hawk visited Mr and Mrs Carl Graham in Cansanville.
Thomas J. Cavanaugh, nephew of Mr and Mrs Andrew Cavanaugh of Canaanville, will graduate from the School of Recruits, Police Department City of New York, next Sunday. Exercises take place at Yankee Stadium. He attended grade and high schools in Canaanville.
Leonard A. Myers and Auson C. Hale of Nelsonville routes apply for together with Paul E. B. Neutziing and Elmer Foreman family listing in Athens. applicants include ages 33 33 24 and 21 with parental references. The notice records applications for marriage licenses.
Crescent Ridge extended its winning streak to three with a 6-5 victory over Hooper Ridge. Most runs came early as a 5-5 tie was broken in the ninth inning.
In Lausanne on June 21 the Prince of Asturias renounced succession rights and wed Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sampedro-Oceojo, a Cuban commoner, in a civil ceremony at the Hotel de Ville.
Gallia County youths in the Civilian Conservation Corps are stationed in three states, with several at Yosemite California, others in Kentucky and Georgia. Nathan Hardgrove, paralyzed from a river diving accident, has returned home after the injury. David Miller, severe head injuries from a weekend motorcycle crash, remains in Holzer Hospital in serious condition.
James DiCandia, a junior at Ohio University, remains in critical condition at University Hospital after several weeks of illness.
Scientific tests show ordinary soaps fail to remove embedded perspiration and odor. Kirk's Coco Castile soap, made by a major American maker, lathers in hard water and cleans deep into pores to remove sweat, leaving odor gone. It is a 100 percent vegetable oil soap sold in large cakes at low price.
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