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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

8

Pomeroy Street Car Franchise Set for Second Reading Tomorrow

Pomeroy village council will hold a meeting Thursday evening to consider a street car franchise ordinance for a second reading. The plan divides the road into five zones with six cent cash fares per zone and nine tickets for fifty cents single zone passes. The franchise reduces daily trips to Racine from twelve to six, while the Hobson to Syracuse schedule stays unchanged.

Pomeroy Village Ordinance Committee of Council Hobson Upper Corporation Middleport Pomeroy Hesse’s Syracuse Hesse Thomas Coal Mine Racine

Gallipolis party taken in tow after stop dispute

Officer Moore stopped a Gallipolis party Tuesday for not stopping near a street car loading area. The mayor intervened but found no ordinance requiring autos to stop. it only bans approaching within 10 feet and limits speed to six mph. No case.

Gallipolis Moore Aglis Hill

Woman Fined For Harboring Unlicensed Dog

Mrs. Marion Pickens appeared before Justice Martin and pled guilty to harboring an unlicensed dog. She was fined $5 and costs for the offense, avoiding higher costs by settling promptly.

Marion Pickens

Marriage License Notice Cites One Valid Filing

A terse notice notes a single marriage license filing in the city records. It confirms the couple and ceremony date awaiting issuance, with no additional names or locations disclosed.

Middleport Couple Sues From Probate Court

A probate court suit filed Tuesday names Fisher Russell aged 24 a Hobson shops machinist and Dorothy Grogan aged 20 of Middleport as the parties. The bride to be is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Ri M Grogan of Middleport.

Fisher Russell Hobson Shops Dorothy Grogan Middleport Tolbe Ri. M. Grogan

Middleport Churches Unite for Open Air Services

All Middleport churches plan Sunday evening open air worship at 6 30 p m starting July 4 in the central school yard on Mill street. Mrs Jack Morgan leads combined choirs with an orchestra from local churches. Rev Charles W Graham presides. if rain the service moves to the Presbyterian church. An offering will be collected and shared among churches after expenses. An ushers corps from each church will manage seating hymnbooks and offerings.

Union OF Churches Middleport Central School Mill Street Ministers’ Association Jack Morgan Charles W. Graham Heath M. RE Presbyterian Church Chuches

Social gathering of Presbyterian church youth at the manse

A Monday evening social at the Presbyterian church manse showcased the lively Christian Endeavor group meeting weekly on Sundays. Leaders announced a sing for next Sunday at 6 pm with each member prepared to name a favorite song, Mrs Marcus Chambers to oversee the meetings.

Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society Marcus Chambers

Veteran Missionary Dr Wilson Nelson Visits Middleport

Dr. Wilson Nelson oldest Presbyterian missionary in Syria by service arrives in Middleport with Mr. and Mrs. Berry and sister Miss Mary Nelson. He speaks at Presbyterian Sunday school at 9 20 a m on July 4 and at a joint middleport pomeroy meeting at 10 30 he addresses the women's missionary society Friday evening and proceeds to Gallipolis for an open air union meeting Sunday night.

Wilson Nelson Syria Middleport W. D. Berry Miss Mary Presbyterian Sunday School Pomeroy Woman’s Missionary Society Gallipolis

Mrs Charles Brickles Dies at Bedford at 45

Mrs Charles Brickles aged 45 died at her Bedford home after several months illness. She is survived by her husband and several children. Funeral services were held at the deceased’s home.

Bedford Charles Brickles

Pomeroy Bend Briefs Visit to Columbus Relatives

Mrs. Walter Thomas is visiting relatives in Columbus. Other notes from Pomeroy Bend items are not provided.

Pomeroy Bend Walter Thomas Columbus

Local residents head to jobs and visits across towns

A string of Middleport and area residents travel for work and family visits. Harry Klein and wife visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klein in Second Ward. Griff Thompson and Tom Owens depart for Columbus for employment. Marie Downing visits Charleston while staying with friends in Middleport. Other local trips include visits to Columbus, Cleveland, Cambridge, Akron, Youngstown, and Newark, with several families and individuals visiting relatives or attending schooling.

Harry Klein Pittsburg Jacob Klein Second Ward D. W. Hennessy Columbus Louise Watkins Youngstown Curtis Reed Athens Clifford Rhodes Minersville Urichsville New York Henry Martin Stephen Martin Arthur Martin Flora J. B. Downing Rodney Mr. McDonald Sandusky John Mason Middleport Griff Thompson Tom Owens Marie Downing Charleston Frank Evans Jacob Mees Akron William Bailey Nicholas Raub Sugar Run Ed Webb Paul Newark W. W. Thompson Hemlock Grove Guy Thompson P. D. Cooper Mabel Hodge New Lexington A. W. Brown

Outdoor Union Services at Central School, Middleport

Union services will be held outdoors at the Central school building in Middleport beginning Sunday night with Rev. Berry from the Presbyterian church as the speaker for the evening.

Middleport Rev. Berry The Presbyterian Church

Local Social and Sports Notes From The Plains

The Plains hosts a string of visits with residents such as Elza McGraner, Grover Nagle, and Zine Courtney in Athens and Nelsonville. Local births, weekend travels by Courtney and Terrell, and visits by Wood and Stage are noted amid a high scoring baseball game where The Plains beat Carbongale 5 to 4. Next Sunday July 4 Buchtel’s fast team will play at The Plains.

Elza McGraner Grover Nagle Athens Zine Courtney George Gabriel Jr Chillicothe Sergeant Thorn Thelma Surgeon Nelsonville James Terrell Logan Steve Novotne Mourn Kimberly James McNabb Joe Wood Shington E. Stage Angil Mae Douglass Helen Gabriel Plains

Limit Speeches at Democratic Convention Sets Time Rules

San Francisco June rule limits nominating speeches to twenty minutes and seconding speeches to three or five minutes. Vice presidential nomination speeches capped at ten minutes with two five minute seconding addresses. Effective only after convention ratification this afternoon.

San Francisco

Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Digestion Relief

Good for indigestion and troubled stomachs. A few doses strengthen the stomach and help it perform its functions naturally. They also induce a gentle bowel movement and improve overall comfort.

Havana prospers with busy harbor and Cuban trade growth

Havana reports a bustling port scene with cranes loading ships and crowded streets as Cuba strengthens foreign commerce led by the United States. 1918 trade data show Cuba importing 302.6 million dollars and exporting 379.8 million dollars, with U S involvement dominating.

Havana Cuba Island Republic Old Morro Castle New York Chicago Antilles

Henley Royal Regatta Opens on Thames in 1910

The Henley Royal Regatta begins on the Thames for three days of gala sport with the Grand Challenge Cup Stewards Plate Ladies Plate Thames Cup and more at stake. American entries include Union Boat Club Boston and Harvard rowers. Italian Giuseppi Sinigaglia won the Diamond Sculls in 1914. Paul Withington withdraws leaving William Chandler as the sole American in Diamond Sculls.

Henley England Thames Great Britain Harvard University Club Giuseppe Sinigaglia London Twickenham Marlow Ibis Kensington Auriol Vesta Rowing Clubs Quentin Boating Club Union Boat Club Boston Union Club America Harvard Paul Withington William Chandler Jack Kelly Keepin Vesper Boat Club

Telephone Girl Retires At 80 In Hull England

England's oldest telephone operator, Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, retires at 80 after 21 years at a cottage exchange in Hull. She recalls starting when the National Telephone Company asked her late husband to host the switchboard and notes heavy nights during Zeppelin alarms and war shortages.

Nina Bancraft United Press Hull England Elizabeth Andrews Andrews National Telephone Company Corporation

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