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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
3
The Edisonville Eagles extended their winning streak by defeating Zanesville in a Twilight League game. Gil leads with three hits while Whyte and Odenthal contribute, as Nelsonville falls behind late and the visitors capitalize on miscues and hits.
Hon. William state vice president of the Order of Eagles will visit the Nelsonville Aerie at the Home West Washington June 26 at 7 30 PM. The mayor of Zanesville will attend. A smoker and lunch are planned for the occasion. All requested to attend.
George M. Bourquin, famed for his sharp tongue and strict courtroom demeanor, resigns from the U.S. bench in Montana to pursue the U.S. Senate as a Republican. Known for swift handling of liquor cases and a motto that the court may be in error but never in doubt.
Mrs. Robert Huenefeld and son Bob Lancaster visited friends in Nelsonville on Saturday. Mayor H Holland conducted business in Columbus. Harland Hartman of Cleveland stayed with relatives as his mother Jane Hartman remains seriously ill in Cherrington Hospital Logan. Clyde McClurg of Cleveland visited his father Charles McClurg and family. Nelson Dowler and daughter Nelle visited Mrs Dowler’s parents Fred and Mrs Strache in Logan. Mr and Mrs George Schwenke and Miss Frances Parry of Logan visited Jane Parry and family.
Eleven members of the circuit court jury in St Louis are described as enjoying their service. Over five days they used court boxes at the opera toured, attended big league baseball games, played baseball, and drank beer, all at the court's expense. The panel remained together after a relative's death caused a recess in their case.
Local notices record visits by Dr Edwin Stedem Dewey Scheeler C C Slater and others from Columbus Chillicothe and Athens. Epworth League members from Nelsonville Methodist Church attend a Lancaster Camp Grounds rally. Eastern Star Eudora Chapter to hold memorial services Tuesday evening at 7 30.
Nelsonville report says Mulligan Stedem relatives and friends gathered for a picnic at the Rock House on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Mulligan and several Mulligan and Stedem family members from multiple cities and states.
Mrs. Thomas Mulligan and Miss Fanny Mulligan hosted a family dinner in Nelsonville with guests from Mulligan and Farley families plus relatives from Columbus and Fayette Street. In Cheshire the M E Church Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Clara Ward's with a potluck. Nearby, Willard Weekly and family returned from Caldwell visit and Ada Davison with daughters Billie and Margueret, plus Ralph Davison of South Webster visited friends. Lida Denny spent time with E O Yeanger and Evelyn.
Mrs. Vasse Dillar and her nephew from New Lexington spent two weeks with Mrs. Dora Tuttle and then left for home. Lewis Tuttle of Akron also visited over the weekend at Mrs. Tuttle's residence.
A scorching sun pushed temperatures to 9 here on Sunday with a slight breeze easing heat in shade. Last night fell to 63 and rose to 85 this morning, with forecasts hinting the high may be matched or topped before night.
Dr. Walter Bierring of Des Moines has been elected president of the American Medical Association at the Cleveland convention succeeding Dr. Dean Lewis of Baltimore. The Iowa physician greets the world with a broad smile as he takes the highest honor in the medical profession.
Lonnie Harrison visits friends in Pennsylvania. J. E. Strong and family visit Hamden relatives. Emil Steffin family tour Pennsylvania. Reed Major Parsons study at Rio Grande College. DeVault guests include Valentine Longhenry De Vault Kruskamp Davis and Georgia Gray. Wilkins family visit Kentucky. Catharine Wells travels to Texas. Hanson studies in Columbus. Will Davis Orlando Davis and son join Emory Johnson family for Sunday visit.
Harvey Spiel was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned in Mayor G. Holland's court Saturday on an intoxication charge in Nelsonville.
Mr and Mrs C G Kreppel and Raymond Kreppel attended the funeral of Mrs J F Sates at Ewing Church today. Mrs Sates of near Laurelville died Friday night in Cherrington Hospital Logan.
Health note promotes drinking water with meals to support stomach juices and digestion. A gas bloating remedy is mentioned with Adlerika as a suggested aid. An additional claim says one dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Quick's Cut Rate Store advertisement.
Five generations of the Whaley family live in Glouster. Elizabeth Whaley is 84, while the youngest member, a daughter of Fred Zimmer, is 14 months old. Elizabeth resides in No 6 Addition near her daughter Mrs. Jane Trace. Trace’s daughter Mrs. Lowell Zimmer lives on New Street with her son and daughter-in-law, Fred and his wife, and their 14 months old granddaughter.
OES chapter room hosts a large gathering after the regular meeting Tuesday night with Masons and wives from Bishopville Trimble and the city as guests. Refreshments and a program follow. Miss Gladys Parsons of Oak Grove stayed with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Merle Standley.
Friends from Ringgold Spencer Ridge Burr Oak Mountville Bishopville and Glouster serenaded newlyweds Mr and Mrs Dwight Steffy and Mr and Mrs Glen Judson at Blanche Shepard home in Bishopville on Monday night Also notices of visits and a church reception for Rev David P Morris at the Church of Christ in Glouster tonight at 8 o clock with community invitation urged
Officers will be elected at a Red Men Lodge meeting at the lodge hall on Front Street Tuesday evening at 7 30. The lodge has seen renewed activity with many old members reinstating and new members affiliating.
Camel smokers describe feeling renewed energy when smoking, backed by New York laboratory findings and modern science. The ads claim Camel's finer, more expensive tobaccos do not irritate nerves and provide steady satisfaction any time you want to lift mood or restore energy.
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