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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

6

Daileys Arrive From California for Athens Visit

Mr and Mrs BE Dailey of Los Angeles visited Athens this past weekend hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Moler and Mrs O E Reading. They traveled from Gallipolis where they stayed with their daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Lewis Brown, stopping in Tucson and Armorilla along the way. They plan to remain in Gallipolis and Athens for the summer.

BE. T. Dailey Los Angeles California Athens W. E. Moler Hillcrest Inn O. E. Reading Jerseyville Road Dailey Gallipolis Lewis Brown Tucson Arizona Blanche Moler Armorilla Texas Edward Carter Dorothy Dailey Honolulu Carter E. T. Dailey

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Renewal

A reader from Columbus Ohio reports extreme fatigue and weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says after starting it she gained strength and later had three more children. The testimonial urges others not to delay and to obtain the medicine from a local store.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mars Ghany Dolumberd Ohio Mediately

Miss Ruth McConnell To Give Postgraduate Violin Recital

Miss Ruth McConnell, Athens elementary music supervisor, presents a postgraduate violin recital at 8:30 p m in Columbus Y M C A auditorium. She studied under Vera Watson Downing and will be accompanied by Miss Helen Barr. A portrait appeared in The Columbus Dispatch with notes of her visit and plans to return to Athens. She organized and directed the Junior Senior High Orchestra here.

Ruth McConnell Athens Columbus Miss McConnell Vera Watson Downing Morrey School of Music Helen Barr Columbus Dispatch

Mary Ellen Gandee Ill at Home in Ravenswood Visit

Nine year old Mary Ellen Gandee has been ill at her home on 79 Stimson Avenue for two weeks. She told her father that reading about it in the paper would help her get better. Her brother D I Jr and sister Joan are visiting grandparents in Ravenswood West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J J Crumley of 176 East Mill Street are in Columbus today.

Charlies Cottingham May Avenue Nancy Blue Columbus E A. Cottingham East State Street Buckeye Lake Cottingham Mary Ellen Gandee D. I. Gandee Stimson Avenue D. I, Jr Joan Ravenswood W. Va Mrs. Chambers

Ohio National Guard Units Prepare for Summer Encampments

The 166th Infantry Company L under Captain Earl Shafer departs July 16 for Camp Perry for two weeks, while Battery E 134 Field Artillery led by Captain Frank Watkins heads August 20 to Camp Knox Kentucky. Both units will bring 62 enlisted men and 3 or 4 officers. Adjutant General Frank Henderson announced the planned encampments.

Company L Battery E Ohio National Guards Frank Henderson

Neff Sentenced to Life for Wife’s Death in Ohio Case

Cyrus H. Neff, convicted of second degree murder in his wife’s death, received a life sentence at Ohio Penitentiary from Judge George H. Gessner in Youngstown on June 27.

Youngstown Cyrus H. Neff Ohio George H. Gessner

Fog Holds President Roosevelt Prisoner

Fog blankets Lakeman's Bay as the Amberjack II with President Roosevelt aboard is held in place for a second day. Roosevelt rests with his sons Franklin Jr and John aboard and attends to pressing official business amid the misty, isolated harbor.

Lakeman’s Bay Rogue Island Roosevelt Franklin, Jr John

Ohio U Girl Re elected Vice President Of Phi Chi Delta

Madge Campbell a senior at Ohio University was re elected vice president of the Phi Chi Delta national organization for Presbyterian University women at the third council in Evanston Illinois last week. Delegates from Ohio University and seven other colleges attended including Kansas University and the University of Washington with meetings June 17 to week long sessions. Edith Jane Sturgeon of the University of Colorado was elected president as the council closed with a visit to the World's Fair and reports on Presbyterian Foundation work.

Madge Campbell College of Education Ohio University National Organization For Presbyterian University Women Phi Chi Delta Evanston, Ill Campbell Betty Hillis Kate Stephan Rowena Kesler Kansas University University of Washington University of Colorado Iowa State Teacher's College University of Minnesota Ohio State University West Virginia University Council Mary A. Steer National Board of Christian Education Association House Hull House Chicago Presbyterian Foundation Morgantown Ruth Swanson Philippine Islands Edith Jane Sturgeon

Athens Man Is Ill In California Home

Relatives in Athens report Damion Hooper of Los Angeles informs that his father R. L. Delph Hooper is critically ill in California. Hooper has suffered six strokes in a week and is unconscious at home. He is brother to Amsey Hooper and Ad Hooper of Athens and sister Mrs. Wilbur Stansbury of Central City Iowa. He has worked in the gasoline business with his son in Los Angeles for years.

Damion Hooper Los Angeles California R. L Delph) Hooper Hooper Mr. Hooper Amsey Hooper Ad. Hooper Athens R. D. No. 1 Wilbur Stansbury Central City Iowa

Corning Crude Oil Price Rises at South Penn

Pittsburgh June 27 An increase of 10 cents a barrel in price of Corning crude oil was announced today by the South Penn Oil Company bringing the price to 70c. Similar increases were announced yesterday for four other Pennsylvania crude oils.

Pittsburgh South Penn Oil Company Pennsylvania

Elson Praises World League at Kiwanis Meeting

Dr. Henry W. Elson of Plainfield extols the League of Nations for shaping public opinion and handling the Manchurian crisis. He cites Japan's defeat stance, the Manchukuo nonrecognition, and the Stimson Doctrine as pivotal. Also notes Murphey joining Kiwanis and a Senate judiciary subcommittee session in New York ending with a near fist fight.

League of Nations Henry W. Elson Plainfield N. J Ohio University Athens Kiwanis Club League Geneva Japan Manchuria Manchukuo Stimson Hoover Elson China Franklin Murphey Kiwanis Club J. L. Henry E. W. Chubb Clark E. Williams Joseph W. Harriman Harriman National Bank & Trust Co Senate Judiciary New York Henry F. Ashurst Arizona Matthew M. Neely West Virginia Nugent Dodds

Senators Spar as Investigation Closes

In New York on June 27, reports say requests from the New York Clearing House Association and the Attorney General's office in Washington slowed prosecution, signaling the investigation nearing closure.

New York New York Clearing House Association Attorney General's Office Washington

Teachers Go To Exposition for a Busy Summer

Miss Anne Pickering Miss Reynolds and Miss Merle depart by motor for the Fair for a week then visit Athens to stay with Mr and Mrs Pickering. Miss Reynolds will attend the National Association of Commercial Teaching meeting in Chicago and serve as Asc president. She then goes to New York to teach business education on a university summer staff, finishing August in Cleveland.

Ila Roberts Ilia Beal First Street Paris Chicago Roberts Pearl Beal Elizabeth Wood Robert S. Wood A. A. Pearce Cleveland Anne Pickering Miss Reynolds Merle Reynolds York University of Ney

Henry Weisenbach Dies at Home in Mond Town

Henry Weisenbach aged 11 died at his home on Mond after months of illness. A native of po he spent childhood in cy Township and years in Nebraska. Funeral at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at St. John's Church Lodis. Burial there. He leaves sisters Ev and Christina and brothers Charles Frank and Jacob.

Henry Nsdelyood Henry Weisenbach Manpie Street Cy Township Nebraska St. John's Church Lodis Christina Charles Mill Street Frank Loaship Jacob Columbus

Local Storms End Athens District Rain Debate

Heavy showers Monday broke after three weeks of rain in Athens district. The high reached 85 degrees before a sharp fall of about 20 degrees to a low overnight. Mrs. C. H. France, Athens County observer, reports rainfall around tenths of an inch with unclear local readings and a higher Hocking River level near three feet Monday morning.

C. H. France Athens County

Annual Stockholders Meet of The Mutua Home & Savings Assn

The Mutua Home & Savings Association holds its annual stockholders meeting at its Athens Ohio office on July 8 1933 at 7 30 PM. The agenda includes election of directors and any other business brought before the stockholders.

Betsy Ross Sewing Club L. C. Mead Franklin Ave Knights Templar Frank L. Bellows James A. Palmer The Mutua Home & Savings Association T Company Athens Ohio

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