Mrs. C H Bartlett Handles Messenger Classifieds
Mrs C H Bartlett invites readers to place classified advertisements for the Messenger by calling 412 W. to arrange notices and listings.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
3
Mrs C H Bartlett invites readers to place classified advertisements for the Messenger by calling 412 W. to arrange notices and listings.
Ed Long filed an affidavit accusing his wife Hazel Long of theft after claiming she took $140 from his savings and all money from his checking. Constable Harry Dalton arrested her but a settlement was reported by Justice of the Peace Care Porter.
Bert Rizer James Rizer and Chet Staley all of New Floodwood face charges of carrying clubs and making threats in the court of Justice of the Peace Felix Riley. Constable Kenneth Allstock arrested them and they waived examination with bonds set at $300 each. Trials Monday will feature witnesses Jake Peach Mrs Melon Ward Mrs Hazel Staley and Mrs Martha Riser.
T. H. Johnson county extension agent Miss Berdena Hawk Lodi club leader C. N. Jones Albany vocational teacher and Mrs. Charles Mansfield Canaan 4-H club leader attend a Utica training meeting. They plan to return July 3.
In Nelsonville on June 29 readers are told of morning and evening services at Pilgrim Holiness church with Mrs. Clara Price of Athens preaching and mid summer communion at the Presbyterian church. The Westminster guild plans an evening meeting and popular service with music by the men’s choir. Mrs. Ed Morris of Frost Ohio is cared for by her daughter in Nelsonville after a knee injury.
Banon B. Woolery, 70, died at his home near Mt. Zion yesterday. Funeral services plan for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. led by Rev. Ewing of Mt. Sterling. Burial at Grove's cemetery. Survived by widow Elizabeth, one son, three daughters, six grandchildren, six sisters, and five brothers.
Mrs Bartlett hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering at her West Washington street home on Thursday. Mrs Kessinger led devotionals and Mrs Hudson read the Year Book of Prayer. Mrs Backus presented a paper on the leper colony in the Philippine Islands. Mrs Hill participated.
Mrs. Lloyd Evans reviewed the June issue of Women and Missions and gave an engaging report on the Synodical sessions held at Wooster last week.
The Order of Moose will hold a dance at their hall on Saturday night June 30. Special music will be presented.
James Lee reports a local woman recovering satisfactorily at home after an automobile accident last Saturday evening. She was thrown through the windshield and sustained several deep cuts.
Mr and Mrs Joe Brooks of Detroit were guests Thursday of Mrs Lucy Hoodlett. Miss Frances Scott left Thursday for a two week visit at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. Dyer Minner left Thursday for Walbridge to work there.
Mrs. Roy Barron and two children travel to Columbus to visit her convalescing brother Cliff Hampton at University Hospital. Mrs. JL Johnson attends a Columbus luncheon hosted by Mrs. James H. Sells. Stanley Mechem and John Zeller Jr visit Columbus. Zeller drives to Cleveland and returns with Mrs. Zeller and daughter Joan. Miss Clara Evans visits vacationing here. Betty Love of Akron stays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Love. H F Mechem travels to Chicago for business. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hough and daughters Pauline and Vivian Mae arrive from Fort Myers Florida to visit relatives.
Harvard geoscience instructor John R. Mosley will lecture on the educational value of film in the Fine Arts building at Ohio University Saturday at 7 30 p m. He travels the country with a picture machine representing Harvard University.
Two youths were arrested by Constable Harry Dalton for breaking into the bungalow of Mrs. A. Hooper in Mechanicsburg. Robert Rose 18 pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars and costs with 30 days jail sentence suspended if property is restored. Lowell Kenney 17 was sent to the juvenile court. Items stolen included rugs baskets Chinese lanterns and candlesticks used to furnish their so called fraternity house.
Buffalo June 29 merger announced between Studebaker Corporation and Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company. The deal unites two longtime carmakers.
Ernest Ailshire of New Floodwood furnished a bond of 400 yesterday after pleading not guilty before Magistrate Felix Riley to a charge of carrying a concealed revolver. Ailshire was arrested by Constable Kenneth Ailstock.
Ed Moore of Columbus was arrested in Worthington after being stopped by Sheriff Williams on Southbridge. He allegedly admitted stealing the automobile he was riding in while speeding through the town.
In default of payment of a $100 fine and costs Walter Finney was sent to Athens county jail today. He was arrested by constable Harry Dalton and arraigned before Magistrate Carl Porter on an intoxication charge. Mrs. C. E. Dugan is spending a week in Lancaster and Zanesville.
Fred E. Dewey was arrested by Constable Kenneth Ailstock for stealing a walnut log and stump. He pleaded not guilty before Squire S. BE. Hedges and a Monday morning hearing set for 10 oclock with bond set at 200 dollars.
N. 8. Croy of the Margaret's Creek area near the old covered bridge pleaded guilty to stealing and shipping away 114 railroad ties. The court of Magistrate Felix Riley fined Croy $100 after arrest by constable Kenneth Allstock.
A local ad announces a 20 percent discount on long pants for boys and men with a note that 15 suit cases are on sale.
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