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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

3

Nelsonville Rotary talk on building industry by local expert

William Mills, local architect, told Nelsonville Rotary Club members that modern home planning shifts the front porch and garage into the home. He said the building industry is vital for prosperity, notes a housing shortage for schools and mid priced homes, and cites government interest in helping homeowners finance modest homes.

Nelsonville William Mills Rory Club Mills England Alggfrica John Baldner Rotary Club of Xenia Ohio

Call 0242 and leave vacation address with Messenger circulation

A brief notice instructs callers to dial 0242 and provide a vacation address to The Messenger circulation department. The item is a concise contact directive for readers needing address updates.

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Local court actions in Nelsonville motioned and bound

An affidavit alleges Rex Huffman painted firearms in mayor's court. Carl Allman and Joe Mahelik faced charges of malicious property damage and assault, pleads not guilty, bound over to Grand Jury with $100 bonds. Fred Miller and Mrs. Bertha Sayre jailed after failing to post bonds following pleas of not guilty on breaking and entering fornication and adultery charges.

Nelsonville Rex Huffman H. L. Hall Lick Run Carl Allman Joe Mahelik Charles Kesterson Fred Miller Bertha Sayre

Told To Leave Town Tuesday

Andy Kottis alias Clyde Nelson was released by police with orders to depart the town immediately. He had used the name Clyde Nelson and gave East St. Louis as his address when arrested. Fingerprints sent to London Prison Farm confirmed his identity. he had prior forgery terms in Kentucky.

Nelsonville Andy Kottis Clyde Nelson Kottis East St. Louis London Nelson Kentucky Reformatory

Nelsonville Board of Health Adopts Trash Transport Rule

Nelsonville notices new trash transport regulations requiring licenses from the Board of Health at 2 per year. Vehicles must use water tight containers and buried trash within the city must be covered by at least 12 inches of earth. The same issue includes a church Missionary Society meeting notice for June 30 at 2 PM.

Board of Health Nelsonville City Board of Health

Birth of a baby girl for the Jonas family

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jonas of Fairview Street announce the birth of a daughter, weighing five and one half pounds, born Wednesday morning June 29.

Wilbur Jonas Fairview Street

Chain party for Willing Workers Sunday School Class

The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the Christian Church will hold a chain party Thursday night at Mrs. James Cooper’s home 316 Poplar Street.

Willing Workers The Christian Church James Coope Poplar Street

Parry Family Trips Highlight Ohio Visit

Mrs Hannah Parry Miss Lulu Parry and Charles Parry spent Sunday in Springfield Ohio. They were joined by Mrs Della Crabtree who remained to visit her daughter Mrs Hattie Taylor. Frank Anderson spent today in Columbus. His grandson Robert Curry will accompany him home for a visit.

Ed Shannon Athens Ruth Beckler Kimberly Hannah Parry Elia Robson Merrell Green Fort Street Columbus C. A. Stover Lillian Stover Ed Love Elton Smith Selma Buckeye Lake Smith Love Home Fred Mulligan Lenox Hutchinson Hinton Morris Vera Coakley Canal Winchester Carl Beatty Ada Coakley Wm. Achauer Clarence Matheny Jane Lulu Parry Charles Parry Springfield Ohio Della Crabtree Hattie Taylor Frank Anderson Robert Curry William Dalton Misa Audra Chalfant Gerald Nagle Carl Welling Vernice Dwight Smith Stace Vess P. H. Witleke Trimble Blaine Chalfant Martha Glouster Grant Hospital Elmer Davis Lancaster Nancy Welling Alfred Willeke Mra Bonadean Redtown Pat Bulstrom William Cambridge Glen Bulstrom Frea Kempton McConnelsville P. B. Chalfant Blaine Gerald Bryan MacConnelsville Chester Davis Baton Evan Davis Davis Strawers Construction Company Harry Leake Helen Phyis the Plains Francis le Moine Greens Run Henry Hefkin Betty Henrietta Millfield Misa Irene Golding Fred Leake Fred Hefkin Dora Hefkin James Harrison Robert Skinner Dan Witham Bishopville

Old Timers Defeat Strattons 3 to 0 in Twilight League

In Nelsonville on June 29 the Old Timers edged the Stratton Motors 3 to 0 in a tight Twilight League game. D Walker’s squad struck in the sixth with Mohney homering to drive in two, while Mohney and Gilbert Smith held the rivals to three and four hits respectively. Tonight Nelsonville hosts Carbondale versus the Nelsonville Merchants on the local field.

Nelsonville D. Walker Stratton Motors City Playground Mohney Gilbert Smith Carbondale Nelsonville Merchants

Tramps Beat Rinky-Dinks 4 2 In Haydenville Twilight League

In Haydenville Ohio on June 29 the Tramps defeated the Rinky-Dinks 4 to 2. Wolfe thrived in key moments while J Patton starred with three singles in as many at bats raising his average to .560 across 25 at bats. The Aeolians and Red Birds meet next.

Haydenville. O Haydenville Twilight League Wolfe J. Patton Patton Aeolians Red Birds

Young White Wedding Solemnized At First Presbyterian

The marriage of Velma Young of 28 E Washington St to William B White of Montgomery W Va was solemnized at 10 30 this morning in First Presbyterian Church. Rev Lloyd Evans officiated with simple floral decor and organists. Bridesmaids wore pink and blue net as Ruth Hyde served as maid of honor.

Nancy Ann Krieg T G McClellan Montgomery White Gilbert Young Joseph Stedem Harry Raden Corwin Cookson Young Velma Young William Young E. Washington Street William B. White W. Va Elizabeth White Lee Street First Presbyterian Church Lloyd Evans T. G. McClellan Ruth Hyde Johanna Hill Lucille Pease West Union Bernice Bartley Middlebourne Rosemary Acker Louise Rice

G O P Women Elect Athens County Club Officers

Athens County Women's Republican Club held its annual meeting at the Dew House Nelsonville with a 6 o'clock dinner. Officers elected for the coming year include President C H Bartlett First Vice President N Hoover Secretary Bertha Nixon Treasurer Lucy Murphy and vice presidents Lucille Lovell Linscott Faye Cline Harry Leeper Lewis Humphrey M M Bryson Harry Kelly and others. Bartlett previously served as state committee woman for the Tenth District and on the Athens County Executive Committee.

Athens County Women's Republican Club Dew House Nelsonville Anna K. Price C. H. Bartlett N. Hoover Athens Bertha Nixon Lucy Murphy Harry Kelly M. M. Bryson Glouster Lucille Lovell Linscott Amesville Faye Cline Albany Harry Leeper Stewart Lewis Humphrey Hockingport Bartlett Athens County

Postal Inspectors to Enforce New Postage Rates

Postal inspectors plan careful checks to stop violations after the postage increase takes effect July 6 under the deficiency bill recently passed by Congress. Officials address rumors of rate-related infractions and emphasize enforcement.

Congress

Postal monopoly questioned as private delivery grows

The article notes a shift from standard mail to private delivery by individuals or firms for monthly bills and statements. It warns that postal regulations reserve exclusive rights to mail delivery and that the proposed private method could violate these laws.

Pays Heavily for Loss of Cheese

In Rushville a thief broke the store front window while stealing cheese from Frank Morrow's general store. Morrow fired a shotgun but the slug shattered the window and the thief escaped via the rear as the sheriff was alerted.

Lancaster U.P Rushville Frank Morrow Morrow Sheriff's Office

Battery E Guards Receive Final Typhoid Shots Before Camp Knox Drill

Members of Battery E With Field Artillery Ohio National Guards received final typhoid shots from Dr J M Higgins. The unit prepares for summer drill at Camp Knox Kentucky in August. A dismounting drill was held at the Armory and James Sherlock enlisted. Pay for the past quarter was distributed. Drills will move to the Fairgrounds next week for riding and broader activities. The first hike occurred on H Hoopers land near Jackville and officers thank Hooper for the use of his property.

Field Artillery Ohio National Guards J. M. Higgins Camp Knox Armory James Sherlock Frank Watkins Fairgrounds H. Hooper Jackville Hooper

Ohio Guardsmen Return From Mine Strike Duty

Capt. Thearle W. Shaffer and 23 members of Company L 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard of Athens return home after relief from mine strike duty. The unit had been stationed at the Black Diamond Mine in Lathrop.

Thearle W. Shaffer 166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Athens Black Diamond Lathrop

Mrs. Godfrey of Dover Passes at 70 after Illness

Mrs. Andrew B. Godfrey aged 70 died at her Dover home Tuesday after several months illness. She was mother of Ernest R. Godfrey headline coach of Ohio State University's football team.

Dover Andrew B. Godfrey Ernest R. Godfrey Ohio State University

Relinquishment Deadline At Glouster Bank Is July 5

Glouster June 29 report shows 35 percent relinquishments needed by July 5 to reopen Glouster State Bank. Deposits totaling about 468000 were reduced to around 40000 as signatories dropped. Failure to sign means liquidation and far smaller payout than the 65 percent available if the bank reopens.

Glouster Glouster State Bank

Pound Dance Tonight Aims to Feed City School Children

GLOUSTER June 23 A pound dance at the Lamborn pavilion tonight raises food for local school children. Admission is one pound of food. All who can attend are urged to help the little ones as the need is stated.

Glouster Lamborn Pavilion

Labor Train Arrives at Glouster Depot No Boards Today

A large delegation including women gathered at Glouster depot as the labor train arrived but no one boarded. National Guardsmen and railroad police guarded the train while a strong picket protected Corning. The Perry County sheriff and deputies escorted four men to the train through the crowd.

Glouster National Guardsmen Corning

Kiwanians Discuss Club Goals at Mcconnelsville Meet

Kiwanis members met at Hotel Gordon for a round table discussion on club objectives. Singing was featured as the group prepares a peppy song program for a joint Rotary Club visit from Mc Connelsville. Attendance prize awarded to Vera Kinney.

Glouster Kiwanis Club Hotel Gordon Rotary Club of McConnelsville C. A. Pride Vera Kinney

Epworth Leaguers Injured in Truck Upset Near Hocking Mine

Gladys Hocking Woodrow and George Sherwood recover from bruises after a truck overturn near Hocking Mine. They were returning from an Epworth Leagues convention in Lancaster with a group. Farmers praise recent rains aiding crops valued at hundreds of dollars.

Gladys Woodrow George Sherwood Hocking Epworth Leaguers Lancaster Andy Farrs Mr. Lucas Edgar Slater Athens Betty Brighthill Cleveland Kathryn Miller Columbus T. W. Squires Akron Andy Farms Frank Nelson Barberton

Children Present Garden Themed Day Program At Clark Chapel

A Sunday evening event at Clark Chapel featured a garden stage with roses and lattice work. Mrs. Frank Philips led the program with readings songs and recitations by many children including Robert Mulligan Robert Crawford Walter Powell Phyllis Carpenter Thomas Williams Esther Phillips and Bernarda Williams. A large crowd attended as local families visited afterward with several townspeople arriving for a few days’ stay.

Frank Philips Donovan McLain Robert Crawford Freda Young Esther Phillips Thomas Richard Radford Betty Douglas Bernarda Williamas Phyllis Carpenter Haazel Carsey Evelyn Sams Benarda Williams

Independence Day Program Planned at Taylor Ridge Church

Miss Elizabeth Hildabrand and Miss Detla Chalfant will lead a Sunday afternoon Independence Day program at Taylor Ridge Church following regular services. The program features audience singalongs, readings, recitations, a flag drill, piano solo, and choir performances.

Taylor Ridge Church Taylor Ridge Elizabeth Hildabrand Detla Chalfant America America’s Memorial Carl Welling Mixa Ictl Extine Mary Frances Kempton Rome Esta Kytta D. E. Becker William Dalton Redtown Fred Heskin

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Thomas Jewelry Store Johnson's All-Stars Powell's Pirates American Legion Thomas Jewelers Johnny’ Johnson Powell’s Pirates Doc’’ Powell Leonard Cooley Glen Thomas Jewelers Pirates All-Stars Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church H. D. Krieg Fayette Street Henry McCullock W. L. Hudson Chain Party Qesares Olds Buick DeSoto Essex Durant Whippet Chevrolet Gauthrie’s Old Timers Strattons Tramps Haydenville Rinky-Dinks Ab.r.h H Wolfe L Swaim Vollmer Ab.k.h R. Gastin R. Crothers D. Gleason Ae Wesewveesses McQuade P. Gastin Nwens Seer Sns C. Gleason Lehman Ween Lehman Re Owen G. O. P. Women Elect Coach Glouster Bank Glouster Temple Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Clarks Chapel Robert Mulligan Walter Powell Lois Williams Blue Bella Scotland the Four Leaf Clover Emma Sprague Thomas Williams Phyllis Sheldon Grace Sprague Betty Jane Williams Ward Radford John E. Snow LaGrange Snow Cathrine Phillips Lucy Morris Toledo Alberta Morris Lowellville Cletus Mulligan W. R. Phillips Elizabeth Lisbon MFE Ward Love Misa Della Chalfant Vernice Welling Della Chalffant Frieda Hanning Glen Chatfant Wilford Muipas Carl Hildabrand Willard Coey Steven Sprugas Ernest Chatfant Willabeth Alfred Houghton Lenora Elisabeth, Jean Althea Newton Falla Roland Mulpas John Davis Elmer Columbia Raymond Mulpas Sugar Creek Krogon Velma Leake Jackie Leake Platina V. Car Ella Dillinger Oscar Dillinger John Dillinger Misa Nora Linscott McDougal Mis Helen Walls Silas Pruden Delaware Anderson Carpenter Billie Poling Herman Bardin Florence Manafield Aszo Advertiser the Athens Messenger
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