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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

5

West Virginia Lowers Ohio River Fishing License Fee

West Virginia cuts Ohio River fishing licenses for residents to one dollar after talks with Mason County clerk John G. Aten. The change reduces the prior higher fee and eases access for local anglers amid Virginia border controls and anticipated revenue shifts from licensing.

West Virginia Ohio River Oro River Sauvage John G. Aten Mason County Ohio Virginia

Wouldn't It Be Nice If Brewery Opened

Speculation grows over a 7000 dollar total tax if a village brewery opens. Net revenue would stem from license fees wholesale beer sales and retail beer tax. Officials compare the potential funds to existing property tax and bond retirement costs.

Messenger Beer Commission

McKay Marriage Reported at Newark

Middleport noting Miss Laura Elizabeth Schofield and Robert Ellison McKay wed at St James Episcopal Church Newark on June 4. Bride wore white organza. groom a Ohio State graduate. Couple to reside in Middleport Ohio after a New England honeymoon. Other notes include local society updates and Rutland community events.

Middleport Robert Ellison McKay Newark N. J Laura Elizabeth Schofield John George Schofield Maplewood A. W. McKay Ohio St. James Episcopal Church Arthur Brame Erasmus Hall Pratt Institute of Fine and Applied Arts Brooklyn Ohio State University New England McKay

Golden Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Russell

Middleport June 27 Mr and Mrs Alonzo Russell celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Friday June 23 at Bradbury. Attending were their children and spouses H J Russell Middleport and Fred Russell with their wives. They belong to First Baptist Church of Middleport. They are the second couple from the church to reach fifty years. The Hamiltons previously marked their golden anniversary on October 29 1932.

Middleport Alonzo Russell Bradbury H. J. Russell Fred Russell Russell First Baptist Church of M. J. Hamilton

Marietta Visitors and Local Social Events

Mrs. Martha Warren of Marietta visits the home of Mr. and Mrs Dell Jewell. Miss Lola Gilkey and Robert Clark wed June 15 in Calletts burg Kentucky. An old fashioned belling was held at the bridegroom’s parents home in Downington last Saturday. Many attend the funeral of Mrs. William Alkire who suffered a stroke. She leaves Kern and daughters Norma Wilson and Clara Lenecy. Robert Farnoff of Columbus visits grandparents Dell Dye. Dana Turner goes to Akron for work, his son Everett accompanying. Mr. and Mrs 8. F. Howery were Sunday guests of W. E. Hull.

Rutland News Rutland K. of P. Lodge Methodist Church Gaylord Bogardus Knights of Pythias Bible School of Rutland Rutland 4-H Club Mary Louise Barton Elizabeth Ann Chapman Nellie Clark Cincinnati Frances Bertha Jackson Wanzo Montgomery W. Va Nors McNaughton Edna Bradford Columbus Dor Schaefer Pomeroy Ben Powell Robert Bean Frank Bean Perry Brown Langsville Roe Brown Middleport O. A. Wise Huntington Lee Brown Kenneth Leach Ohio State University Alice Louise M. E. Rathburn Lucille Johnson Denver Colo Martha Warren Marietta Dell Jewell Lola Gilkey Robert Clark Callettsburg John Clark Downington William Alkire Alkire Kern Norma Wilson Harrisonville Clara Lenecy Bedford Robert Farnoff Dell Dye Dana Turner Akron Everett F. Howery W. E. Hull

Family Plans Milwaukee Visit for Father John Fuller

Middleport residents report Mrs. E. J. Neutzling will attend her father John Fuller's eighty second birthday in Milwaukee. She traveled with her brother Curby Fuller and his wife from Columbus to visit Mrs. Sue Russell and husband and their father, who formerly lived in Middleport.

Middleport John Fuller E. J. Neutzling Milwaukee

Letart Falls Notes Hosts and Travelers Gather

Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith welcomed Mrs. John Spencer, aunt of Mrs. Smith, visiting two weeks then left for Chicago Fair en route to Berkeley. Mrs. Waldo Keistling and Young Ladies class members met at East Letart. Bert Grimm and sons plan a Zanesville visit to see his baseball team manager. Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Sanders of Huntington visit grandmother Pollyann Wagner for an indefinite stay.

Letart Falls D. W. Smith John Spencer Berkeley Calif Waldo Keistling M. E. Church John Wolf East Letart Bert Grimm and Sons Zanesville Vesper Sanders Huntington Pollyann Wagner

Syracuse Notes on Visits and Local Plans

Mrs. George Rhea and Hor tense family traveled to Huntington to meet her riverman husband from Memphis. Bridge man cottage occupants Mr and Mrs Paul Hayman vacated for Ear Fort and family Middleport. Mrs. C Y Bridgeman left for Ludington Michigan for the summer. Irving Karr stayed in Parkersburg with his wife and Eleanor convalescing after an operation. Fourth of July plans are underway at Carleton College Grove. Visitors included Mrs Albert Whitney Manhattan Montana and C E Williams Burlingham. Carl Williams and Jean from Fairport Harbor visited. William Matheson Logan and Lawrence Tennihill Chauncey families visited.

Syracuse News George Rhea Hortense Gerald Arnold Huntington Memphis Carleton College Grove Albert Whitney Manhattan Mont C. E. Williams Burlingham Mary Karr Carl Williams Jean Fairport Harbor William Matheson Logan Lawrence Tennihill Chauncey

Visit to Athens for hospital visit noted

Mrs Gladys Hughes and daughter Marjorie visited Athens on Sunday to see Mrs John Rose who is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs Rose and her husband formerly lived in Middleport when Mr Rose ran a business in Pomeroy.

Middleport Gladys Hughes Marjorie Athens John Rose Sheltering Arms Hospital

Ask South To Destroy Crops

High officials of the Agriculture Department predict complete success for their campaign to destroy a quarter of the rapidly maturing cotton crop and boost prices to prewar levels. Chester Davis said preliminary surveys indicated farmers would oversubscribe to the cotton control program as 20,000 government agents fan out across the South to persuade producers.

Washington U.P Agriculture Department Chester Davis Department South Produc

Williams Boy Heads Home After Buffalo Visit

Mason Williams, who has been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Williams in Middleport for two weeks, left Sunday for Buffalo New York. He stopped at White Sulphur Springs for a few days and will visit other points along the way. His son Mason Jr remains for a longer visit.

Middleport Mason Williams Frank Williams Buffalo N. Y White Sulphur Springs Mason, Jr

Cotton growers back plan to cut acreage for cash

C A Codd and Davis predicted a new control program to reduce cotton acreage. They said the Cotton Belt is better organized than during World War II Liberty Loan drives and that farmers bankers merchants and opinion leaders across the South support cooperating with the plan.

Ers C. A. Codd Davis

Voice Clinic Series At Ohio University Studios

Miss Joy Cutler offers a series of vocal sessions at the Music Hall studio at 7 p.m. on June 27 and July 5 11 18 27. Topics include Singing Health Types of Voice Types of Songs How to Study a Song Survey of Re-

Joy Cutler Ohio University Music Hall

Public Talks Open to All Attend Today

The talks are open to the public and invite community members to participate in the discussion.

Pertoire

Borah Recovering From Operation In Baltimore

Senator William E. Borah of Idaho is reported by Johns Hopkins Hospital to be making satisfactory recovery today from the operation performed yesterday.

Baltimore William E. Borah Idaho Johns Hopkins Hospital

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