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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

2

Leading Creek Opens to Anglers After July First

Pomeroy June 23 Due to a recent action by the Ohio Conservation Board rescinding its order closing streams to fishermen Leading Creek will be open after July 1. The creek and its tributaries were closed to allow stocking and growth of fish after the council’s ruling. Locals had opposed the ruling and hoped for more progress on a state owned lake and a county bridge dam plan which has since been dropped.

Pomeroy Ohio Conservation Bun Leading Creek The Conservation Council Rutland Meigs County Sportsman State Highway Department C. W. Metcalf E. J. Meinhardi Chicago Lafayette Hotel Marietta Ohio

Meigs Milk Ok for Huntington Swain Says

Health officials in Huntington West Virginia restricted area dairy sales are challenged by H J Swain of Ohio Agriculture Food and Dairy Division who argues the ban violates interstate commerce law. The ruling would curb sales of Meigs and Athens County milk products into Huntington if enforceable.

Pomeroy Health Department Huntington W. Va Meigs County H. J. Swain Food and Dairy Division Ohio Department of Agriculture W. Virginia City Meigs Athens Swann Meige

Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertises Liver Aid

An old ad urges readers to wake up the liver and bile flow using Carter's Little Liver Pills rather than laxatives or mineral remedies. It claims the product improves digestion, relieves bad breath and headaches, and balances the body with plant extracts. It notes the pills cost 25 cents and bear a red label in 1991 branding.

Carters Carter C. M. Co

Mike Has 24 Toes Middleport Cat In Fights

Mike the cat owned by Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Edwards in Middleport has 24 toes six on each paw. He jokes that six claws help him scratch a dog nose to keep it in line. The owner notes Mike often intervenes in disputes with a bold stance.

Middleport Mike P. R. Edwards Fourth Ave

County dairy products rival top Ohio producers

County dairy products stand on par with leading Ohio dairy makers, highlighting local farms and processing facilities achieving quality and consistency comparable to statewide standards.

Hoback Child Dies in Ro landus Family Tragedy

Nine year old Sarah Mae Hoback daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Hoback of Ro landus dies after nine months of rheumatism. Funeral to be held Friday at 2 pm at Great Bend Baptist Church with burial in Great Bend Cemetery.

Damages Sought in Road Obstruction Case in Lebanon Township

Charlies M Smith and Daisy Smith filed in common pleas court a suit against Willard H. Smith for 200 damages alleging the defendant obstructed a roadway they claim a legal right to use. They contend the obstruction caused annoyance and inconvenience leading to monetary loss of 200. All parties reside in Lebanon Township.

Pomeroy Common Pleas Court Charlies M Smith Daisy Smith Willard H. Smith Willard Smith Lebanon Township

Car Fire Delays Route 3 Traffic Near Burlingham

A car fire blocked Route 3 near Burlingham Wednesday morning. A bullet was shot into the gas tank to vent fuel and prevent an explosion. The driver escaped unharmed and sought help in Athens. name not learned.

Pomeroy Burlingham Athens

Squire Jones Ervin Dies at Age of 84

Jonas Ervin a longtime Letart Falls resident and Meigs County figure dies at 84 after a long illness. He served as Justice of Peace in Letart Township and was known as Squire. Survived by four daughters and one son, with funeral at Letart Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by the Masonic Lodge. Burial in Letart Cemetery.

Pomeroy Jonas Ervin Meigs County Eva Marshall West Carrolton Ohio Letart Falls Letart Township Margaret Sayre Letart Mattie Phillips Eva Mashall Ida Schreiber West Carrollon Edgar Ervin Columbus Sayre Letart Methodist Episcopal Church Masonic Lodge Ervin Letart Cemetery

Campers Use Boat Near Ches hire Point

Middleport residents join first camper group for weeks on a house boat to a site below Chesapeake. Participants include J B Downing and granddaughters Nancy Singleton Martha Downing. C M Hennessy and three daughters Mary Eunice Melissa Kathryn. Nicholas Hennessy Clara Louise Virginia Smyth S y D M cCoy Leland Cranz. Betty Burton Charleston. Betty Sue Wilson Columbus. Crary Davis Jr Toledo. Mrs Sarah Lani 97 in failing health at Grant Street home in serious condition due to age.

Middleport Sarah Lani Grant Street

Marriage license issued in probate court for Henderson Cox

A marriage license was issued in probate court on Wednesday to Craig Henderson 21 farmer of Harrisonville son of M and Mrs R M Henderson and Faye Cox 21 of Harrisonville daughter of Mr and Mrs N D Cox. They were married the same day by Justice of the Peace HH Mees Mrs E R Thompson. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Huntington W Va and Columbus with families.

Craig Henderson Harrisonville R. M. Henderson Faye Cox N. D. Cox Justice of the Peace E. R. Thompson Bobby Bucyrus Veres M J McCarty Huntington W Va J. A. Meadows Dea Hayes Lide Hawkins Rutlend A. J. Beaver Elisabeth Flowers Marietta Ray Lo Smith Grant Stree Richard Chambers Columbus Jo W. Major Virginia Arnold Huntington E C. Erwin South Third Avenue Tom W. Jones Lincoln Street Gallia County Milton Osborn Johnson St. Albans W. Va Barth Sally McCormick Delaware Coustry Louise Lewis McMillan Hospital Charleston Raymond Grima Los Angeles Calif

Local Family Visits Highlight Summer Gatherings

Mrs O E Bechtle and family visited her father Captain J E Lyons and siblings Sunday. She is now with L L Lyons and family. Mrs Rupert Stephenson and son William returned home from Nelsonville. Mason Williams and son Mason Jr. from New York City are visiting his parents in town and staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Williams at Charlestown. Mr and Mrs James Root, after a stay in Columbus with their daughter Mrs John Powell, returned home Tuesday.

O. E. Bechtle J. E. Lyons L. L. Lyons Rupert Stephenson William Nelsonville Mason Williams Mason Jr New York City Frank Williams Charleston Harry Schoen James Root Columbus John Powell

Grace Guild Plans Fund Drive For Church Repairs

Grace Guild members of Grace Episcopal Church organize fundraising to repair the church. Groups host events including a cafeteria supper and a musical tea with cards to come on June 29 at homes on Lincoln Hill and Main Street. Community involvement spans 4-H club, Republican Woman's Club, and other local groups with picnics, meetings, and elected officers.

Pomeroy Grace Guild Grace Episcopal Church Carl Schaefer Lincoln Hill Theodore Ebersbach Main Street

Fortney Rites for 81 Year Old Woman in Marietta

Funeral services for Mrs. Ale Fortney, who died Monday at her daughter Sadie Drebs home in Marietta, were held Wednesday in Marietta. Survived by three daughters Sadie Brunker of Belpre Sadie Chedie and Stella Foraker of Marietta and a son Hamilton of Cofton.

Middleport Ale Fortney Sadie Drebie Marietta Mari Fortney Harry Brunker Belpre Sadie Chedie Stella Foraker Mr. Hamilton

Mrs Fortney Details and Attendees at Funeral

A notice notes Mrs Fortney was twice married and sister in law to Mr and Mrs M J Hamilton of Middleport. It lists attendees from this area at the Wednesday funeral including M J Hamilton Dana Hamilton and Clara Mae, Herman Lohse, Milton Hamilton, Minnie Davis, Sadie Phillips of Pomeroy and Mrs Charles Greenler of Pomeroy Precinct.

Lumbus M. J. Hamilton South Third Avenue Middleport Fortney Dana Hamilton Clara Mae Herman Lohse Milton Hamilton Minnie Davis Misa Sadie Phillips Pomeroy Charles Greenler Pomeroy Precinct

Syracuse Ball Team Reorganizes Officials Elected

At a meeting in Pomeroy the Syracuse Ball Team reorganized and elected Manager Joe Bob Hemsley Secretary Charles A Wagner and Treasurer Richard Duckworth. Notable players include Guy Guinther Carl Moore Frank Quillen and others. All games at Syracuse Bathing Beach ball park with first game Sunday at 2 30 against Gallipolis Black Socks.

Amend Baseball Rules Pomeroy Pomeroy Recreation League

Pomeroy recreation league members meet at City Hall on June 23 to discuss eligibility lists and improper add ons before games. Each manager must submit a 14 player roster for the second half of the season.

Pomeroy

Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Safe Fat Loss

Miss Bates of Beech Iowa shares a testimonial about Kruschen Salts claiming a 65 pound loss after five months and a total cost of 4.25. The ad urges young to old readers to use a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast while recommending reduced fatty foods and advising readers to buy at local drug stores.

Cline Pharmacy Co McKee Drug Co Adv

No External Players Allowed Under Team Group Rules

From Wheeling to Middleport Rev and Mrs Gardner and daughter Joyce plan to return Friday after a trip spent while Mr Gardner attended a Church of Christ ministerial convention in Wheeling. The convention ends Friday.

Wheeling Middleport Fred Gardner Joyce Wheeling Gardner Church of Christ At

Wheat Reports Were Erratic During Week

Conflicting wheat yield reports caused volatile trading in the market last week. M. R. Maney of the Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department noted that favorable weather in both regions influenced crop prospects.

Columbus M. R. Maney Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department

Wheat and corn prices ease amid rains across Kansas in harvest start

The report notes lower values in the Southwest and Northwest with a one cent weekly loss for wheat. Heavy rains in Kansas slow fresh wheat movement as harvest begins. Wheat cutting starts in Ohio with the first movement of Ohio wheat likely earlier than usual. No demand yet for new wheat in Ohio. Corn and oats hold prices with good demand. Ohio growing corn received needed rain.

Tions Kansas Ohio

Sweeney Elected Lima Commander at Ohio Spanish War Veterans Encampment

Joseph Ine of Cincinnati was elected commander of the Ohio Department of the United Spanish War Veterans at the annual state encampment in Lima. The 1933 convention was awarded to Columbus.

Lima Joseph Ine Cincinnati Ohio United Spanish War Veterans Columbus

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