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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

2

Meigs County tax case moves toward July trial

In Pomeroy June 29 preparations continue for the Meigs Bath Company tax dispute with a July 6 trial. Depositions of two witnesses were taken as lawyers seek to quantify Ebersbach interests spent to collect on a three quarter million dollar note from Great Lakes Coal. Edward Ebersbach testified no records exist beyond cancelled checks and shipments of books will be reviewed at the Ebersbach office. Frank Pendergrass was also questioned about Pittsburgh property holdings.

Great Lakes Coal Company Edward Ebersbach Martin Ebersbach Company Nwo Russell Parker Ebernbach Ebersbach Frank Pendergrass Pittsburgh Coal Company

New Cavalier Tire Offers Long Wear Value

The advertisement promotes the AA Quality tire from Goodrich at 4.65 dollars. It describes the tire as big and extra sturdy with unusually long wear and targets car owners who want to avoid cheap bargain tires. It invites customers to come in and see the Cavalier model as a value recommendation.

Goodrich

Aged Woman Francie McQuigg Dies in Bryn Athyn

Francie McQuigg aged about 60 died at her Bryn Athyn home after serving as governess to three Pitcairn brothers. She was former resident of Pomeroy and great aunt of George McQuigg Lincoln Hill. Funeral services were held Monday with ties to the Pitcairn family and autogiro inventor Harold Pitcairn.

Pomeroy Francie McQuigg Bryn Athyn Miss McQuigg George McQuigg Lincoln Hill Pitcairn Harold Pitcairn Middleport Clara Davis Pitcairn Hugh Davis

Raymond Root Reported Seriously Ill in Pittsburgh

Middleport notes serious illness of Raymond Root at his Pittsburgh home reported by his sister Miss Mary Root of Browne Avenue. Root formerly resided in Middleport.

Middleport Raymond Root Pittsburgh Mary Root Browne Avenue Root

Pupil Pianists Set Recital at Heath Church in Middleport

In Middleport on June 2, it is announced that Miss Frances Daniels pupils will give a piano recital Friday evening June 30 at 8 o'clock at the Heath M E Church. A second recital is planned for July 14. Participants include Nan Fisher Barbara Stout Betty Jane Nuckles Mary Adeline Smith Martha Belle Lainbert Thelma Howard Ada Bess Sayre Winona Ingels Beulah Rusk Maxine Bennett Evelyn Knott Marjorie Ward Alice Marie Ebersbach Beatrice Ann Ebersbach Grace Jean Ingels Marjorie Martin Eben Jane Mygatt Ruth McCullum Dorothy Sauer and Virginia Russell.

Middleport Frances Daniels the Heath M. E. Church Nan Fisher Barbara Stout Betty Jane Nuckles Mary Adeline Smith Martha Belle Laimbert Thelma Howard Ada Bess Sayre Winona Ingels Beulah Rusk Maxi

Middleport Boys Awarded Free Chicago World Fair Trip

Four Meigs County youths Paul Smith Elwood Lewis Billy Reynolds of Middleport and Robert Curtiss of Racine are reported to have earned a newspaper award granting a free trip to the World's Fair in Chicago. They will depart Middleport on Monday July 12.

Middleport Paul Smith Elwood Lewis Billy Reynolds Robert Curtis Racine Meigs County Chicago

Boy Recovers After Ice Truck Fall

Billy Root five year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson Vine Street is reported recovering from injuries after a fall from an ice truck Monday afternoon. The boy was painfully hurt but no bones were broken.

Middleport Billy Root Robert Jackson Vine Street

Concrete sidewalks relaid as relief project in Middleport

In Middleport on June 20, crews lay several new concrete sidewalks and relay brick walks, covering them with concrete. The relief project provides jobs for men on the relief list with cement supplied by property owners.

Middleport

Couple from Long Bottom Wins Marriage License

Clifford Wood 21 and Laura Hupp 18 of Long Bottom obtained a marriage license in probate court on Wednesday. Wood, son of Jack Wood, is a sailor, and Hupp, daughter of Ray J. Hupp, were married by Rev. T. EB. Maness of Simpson M. E. Church.

Pomeroy Clifford Wood Laura Hupp Long Bottom Mr. Wood Jack Wood Miss Hupp Ray J. Hupp T. EB. Maness Simpson M. E. Church

Local Social News and Family Updates

Mrs. W. G. Davis hosted her bridge club at her North Third Avenue home Wednesday night. Miss Margaret Riley remains in a Charleston hospital after surgery last Saturday morning. T. A. Riley returned home Tuesday evening to be with her daughter. Mrs. Riley will stay with Margaret for a period. Mrs. Ralph Windsor, formerly of Middleport and now in Akron, visited here this week with friends after a stay with sister-in-law Mrs. Florence Smith and family in Pomeroy. she departed Wednesday evening to continue her travels.

W. G. Davis North Third Avenue Margaret Riley Charleston T. A. Riley

Social notes from Chester and nearby towns

A sequence of visitors and brief trips is recorded. Co B veteran Stout from Pittsburgh spends a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Humphrey. George Burt and Katie Beichman from Cincinnati stay with Mr. and Mrs. Max Roller. Mina Boice visits Rutland with Mrs. Leota Schreiner. Herman Haddox and family visit Mrs. Hattie Herman in Athens. Parkersburg residents C. C. Stanta and E. H. Cooley return after visiting Grant Street. Virginia Smith visits friends in Coolville.

Chester Co. B. Stout Pittsburgh J. N. Humphrey Dexter Curtis Stout George Burt Katie Beichman Cincinnati Max Roller South Third Avenue South Sixth Avenue Mina Boice Leota Schreiner Rutland Charles Holt Herman Haddox Athens Hattie Herman C. C. Stanta Parkersburg E. H. Cooley Boston Ray L. Smith Grant Street Virginia Smith Coolville

Dr. Emmet Stansbury Dies in Middleport Home

Longtime Middleport veterinarian and undertaker Dr. Emmet E. Stansbury died at his residence after a months long illness caused by an abdominal growth. Born September 21, 1850, he lived in Rutland Township and later moved to Middleport to run Stansbury and Stansbury with his son. He is survived by his wife and two sons George H. Stansbury and Dr. James E. Stansbury. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at his Second Street home.

Middleport Emmet E. Stansbury Stansbury Rutland Township Israel Stansbury Maryland Stansbury and Stansbury George H. Stansbury Greensboro N. C James E. Stansbury Athens Pomeroy Bend Second Street

Social Visitors From Far and Wide Deck Local Homes

Miss Myra Starkey of Danville visits Pomeroy Wednesday with Mrs. Cora B. Roberts. Mrs. C D Henry of Amesville visits this week with daughter Mrs. Patrick Lochary and family in Lincoln Hill. Mrs. Helen Frances Smith and Miss Mary Virginia Bing of Cleveland stay with Dr and Mrs Byron Bing on Butter Nut Avenue. Mrs. Will Davies of Rochester New York visits Ida and Jennie Davies on Yale Street. Mrs Ruth Ihe and daughter Miss Ruth of Warren Ohio plan a weekend visit through July 4 with Miss Vida Thie and Mrs Chris Thie and relatives.

Myra Starkey Danville Pomeroy Cora B. Roberts C. D. Henry Amesville Patrick Lochary Lincoln Hill Helen Frances Smith Mary Virginia Bing Cleveland Byron Bing Butternut Avenue Will Davies Rochester N. Y Ida Jennie Davies Yale Street Ruth Ihe Ruth Warren Ohio Vida Thie Chris Thie

Local Visits and Trips This Week

Paul and Wayne Orr made a business trip to Columbus Friday. Mrs Alma Stotler visited Mrs Harkins at Murraysville and Mrs Forest Stoats at Lone Cedar last week. Mrs George Deem and son Sheridan visited Mr and Mrs Pear Deem at Bowman's Run Sunday. Mrs Mae Pearson spent the latter part of the week with her daughter Mrs Griffith who is ill. Harvey Frank Chester spent the weekend with Edgar Taylor. Mr and Mrs Will Deem Rutland visited Mr and Mrs George Deem Sunday. Edgar Taylor and Wellington Parks of Dorcas visited George Moore Monday.

Paul and Wayne Orr Columbus Alma Stotler Harkins Murraysville Forest Stoats Lone Cedar George Deem Sheridan Pear Deem Bowman's Run Mae Pearson Griffith Harvey Frank Chester Edgar Taylor Will Deem Rutland Wellington Parks Dorcas George Moore

Dr Creed Out of Danger After Emergency Operation

Gallipolis report states Dr C H Creed superintendent of Athens State Hospital is out of danger after an intestinal obstruction operation performed Sunday at Holzer Hospital. His condition is reported satisfactory by doctors.

Gallipolis C. H. Creed Athens State Hospital Holzer Hospital

Boy Dies After Fall From Tree At Millgate Farm

Richard Lewis Devol, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Clark L Devol of Devol's Dam, fell from a tree on Millgate Farm and fractured his skull. He died an hour later at Memorial Hospital after the Tuesday evening accident.

Marietta Richard Lewis Devol Clark L. Devol Devol Millgate Farm Memorial Hospital

Pound Surges as World Economic Conference Crises

London report says the pound sterling rose sharply against the dollar during trading as the World Economic Conference faced a grave crisis over stabilization measures.

London

Rail Time Card Details for Athens Departures and Arrivals

Train schedules list Athens departures and arrivals for multiple lines. Northbound and southbound services shown with times for Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio routes, including daily and Sunday exceptions and specific train numbers.

Natl

Stewart 4-H Cattle Project Shows Losses in Butter Fat Tests

The Hocking Hawk Eye 4-H Club Stewart Ohio reports a net loss of 42.67 dollars from a year long cattle butter fat testing project. Seven herds totaling 134 cows were tested 12 times. 1,608 tests cost 26.80 dollars plus equipment and supplies. Fourteen cows were sold off after testing, with losses. The club plans future judging at events and a Southeastern Ohio cattle show. Advisor Mr Jandes.

4-H Club Hocking Hawk Eye Club Stewart Ohio Charlies Copeland Richard Ashcraft Hocking Hawk Eye

Campground Vacationers Fifth Day Amid Weekend Visitors

Jacksonville residents Arlene Davis reports William and Lucy Johnston and Guy Vernon enjoy a few days at Lancaster Campgrounds. Ed Stevens sustains a fractured arm and is taken for an X ray in Glouster. Deanville visitors Kathryn Warehime and Mary Seems visit Evelyn and Lillian Deal. Daily Vacation Bible School ends with a program, Bible quotations, and an ice cream reception supervised by Miss Grace Batterson.

William and Lucy Johnston Guy Vernon Lancaster Ed Stevens Glouster Kathryn Warehime Mary Seems Deanville Evelyn Lillian Deal John Altman Nell McCann Freda Margaret Lehner W. E. McMillan Columbus Mary McCann Daily Vacation Bible School Sara Ridge Grace Batterson Bible School

Colorful scarf intrigues in dress fashion

A fashion note highlights a colorful scarf worn with contrast fabric and tab-like details. The piece promises smartness in today’s style, inviting readers to study the model and cast their vote for its chic appeal.

Anne Adams pattern catalog and order details

The Athens Messenger advertises the Anne Adams pattern book and pattern 2554 with sizes 14 through 40 and fabric yardage. It promotes summer dresses, sports wear, and beginner patterns plus illustrated instructions and a catalog priced at fifteen cents and twenty five cents for catalog and pattern. It provides ordering by mail to New York City and notes coin or stamp payment.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Diplomas to be distributed at Methodist Church duties

Mrs E R Robinette and Rev F J Batterson guided Bible School attendees with Margaret Grace Batterson Elinor Arlene Davis Theresa Heiser Mrs Margaret Hammond and Mrs Wanhenta Exenkamper Elizabeth Holmes Clarence Davis and Rev Batterson aided manual training. Those who attended Bible School 14 days or more are urged to appear Thursday at 7 for diplomas. Choir practice Friday at 7. Songs for the m to be held in Gloucester will be practiced. Mrs John Deal and child lia n Evelyn Rolana and I were in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Deal is ij Contin making satisfactory recovery.

E. R. Robinette F. J. Batterson Margaret and Grace Batterson Elinor Arlene Davis Theresa Heiser Margaret Hammond Wahneta Exenkamper Elizabeth Holmes Clarence Davis Batterson Giouster John Deal Ana Child Lian Evelyn Rolana Columbus Deal Ij Contin

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Meigs Pffer Miles Cor Cavalier East Evans Pomeroy Gram Billy Jackson WED Elberfeld Furniture Factory J. B. Swanson N. Court St Dr. Stansbury Pomeroy Personals Bashan News Dr. Creed Isaac Wilson Chauncey Stewart Club Jacksonville By Arlene Davis Wilson's Ewing’s Grocery Big Yank Moe Adeline Pat
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