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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

2

Class B Sectional Tournament Opens at Middleport

The Class B sectional kicks off tonight at Middleport High School Gym with Marshall vs Piketon at 7 30. Three first round games Thursday and more Friday set the field as Racine and New Boston loom as strong contenders amid local hopefuls. A new eight by four foot scoreboard will aid tournament play.

Middleport Gallia Jackson Lawrence Meigs Pike Highland Scioto Middleport High School Marshall Cagers Piketon Bidwell Proctorville Lucasville Waterloo Yellow Jackets Sciotoville C. H Jones Wellston High School T. W. Morgan New Lexington M. W. Essex Racine New Boston Lawrence County Rome Leesburg Marshall and Highland County Columbus Nelsonville Easex

Middleport to Host Team Event With Rosters Displayed

The board will display names and numbers of each team so spectators can identify all players. Arrangements have been made to accommodate 14 players and coaches along with team followers gathering in Middleport.

Middleport

Meigs Grand Jury Summoned for Duty

Meigs County grand jury is summoned for a second time during the January term with names of those called for jury duty listed. In February Meigs County sold fifteen new automobiles and 91 used cars, per Clerk Horton Brown. Meals at the county jail averaged eight cents each. 1,206 meals were served in February. A K of P lodge social followed by a Pythian Sisters meeting was held in Middleport. Rev Bettie Frazier reports success in her revival with eight baptisms and large attendance.

Pomeroy Meigs County Horton Brown A. ©. Tracy Middleport K. of P. Lodge Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters Fides Lodge Bettie Frazier

World Day of Prayer Service Planned in Christ Friday

In Middleport on Friday at 2 o'clock a World Day of Prayer service will be observed. The service lasts one hour and the public is invited. Presidents of the four missionary societies will oversee the meeting.

Middleport

Findlay College Tops Cedarville to Tie for Second

Findlay College defeated Cedarville 43 to 20 in Findlay on Wednesday night securing a share of second place in the Northwest Conference with Bluffton. Standouts Calabrese and Block led the victory as Coach Stuart Holcomb’s team won six of its last seven games.

Findlay Findlay College Bluffton College Cedarville Calabrese Stuart Holcomb

Gas Franchise Vote Sought by Charleston Interests for Pomeroy

Charleston concerns seek council approval for a gas franchise in Pomeroy with a proposed rate of 45 cents per thousand cubic feet. The firm promises supply within eight months if granted. Ohio Fuel Gas currently serves under a two year franchise that expired. A large turnout is expected at Monday night’s meeting.

Pomeroy Charleston Middleport Webster Alt No Gas Company Ohio Fuel Gas Company

Isabell Bowen Kincaid Dies After Operation

Mrs Isabell Bowen Kincaid dies after an operation in Wyandotte Michigan. Her husband EB R Kincaid, daughter Corabell and son E R Jr survive. Funeral set Friday at 2 PM from 34 Walnut Street Wyandotte. Relatives from Carpenter Pomeroy and Middleport attend.

Carpenter Howard Stewart Ray Seidenabel Pomeroy Raymond Bowen Middleport Wyandotte Mich Isabell (Bowen) Kincaid Walnut Street EB. R. Kincaid Corabell E. R. Jr Kincaids Kincaid New York Central Railroad

Shiflet seeks restraining order to halt Barsotti transfers

F. A. Shiflet filed suit in Middleport to stop Leroy Barsotti from transferring stock and personal property from the F. A. Shiflet Building. Shiflet says Barsotti owes $500 rent and plans to transfer goods and dispose of Middleport real estate to a third party.

Pomeroy Leroy Barsotti F. A. Shiflet Middleport Shiflet Barsotti

Marriage Licenses Issued In Pomeroy Area

Walter William White 21 writer of Pomeroy and Hettig Marie Ruschel of Pomeroy secured a marriage license in probate court. Charles Lewis Bissell 22 farmer of Lang Bottom and Margaret K. Singer of Minersville also received licenses. The bride in the latter case was 14, turning 15 on March 4.

Pomeroy Walter William White Walter White Hettig Marie Ruschel Phillip Ruschel Monkey Run Charles Lewis Bissell Lang Bottom H. E. Bisse Margaret K. Singer Minersville Guy Singer

Columbus Woman Credits Pierce’s Discovery for Nerve Recovery

Mrs Sue Shock describes severe nervous exhaustion and weakness in Columbus and says after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery her nerves stabilized and pains vanished. She notes prior bronchial infections and cold susceptibility improved. Advertisement urges readers to obtain free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo N Y.

Columbus

Mayor in Court Syracuse Executive Held To Grand Jury

POMEROY March 2 Syracuse mayor William Matthewson was arraigned before Justice H H Mees on a charge of attempting to bribe a witness. He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury under a $200 bond.

Pomeroy William Matthewson Syracuse Justice of Peace H. H. Mees

Middleport Wins Defeats Gallipolis Church Quintet

Middleport Baptist team beat Gallipolis Baptist 54 to 18 in Gallipolis Tuesday night. Harley Sanborn and Rev. F C Kreager attended with other fans.

Gallipolis Church Quintet Middleport Baptist Church Gallipolis Harley Sanborn F. C. Kreager

Bond Reduced for Two in Assault Case in Pomeroy

Bond of Stanley Rea and George Veney was reduced from 1000 to 200 by Squire Titus after a Wednesday hearing. Rea, Shoemaker, and Booth were bound over. Shoemaker and Booth bonds remain 1000. Veney pleaded not guilty as the others did. A special grand jury will convene Friday to hear multiple cases.

Pomeroy Bond Stanley Rea George Veney Glen Lawson Squire E. R. Titus Rea Earl Shoemaker Harry Booth Veney Shoemaker Booth Lawson

Harrisville Knight coached teams show strong season

In Harrisonville during the last season the Knight coached girls went 14 1 games 15 played with one loss and the boys won 13 of 17. K Wyatt led girls scoring with 225 and T Lambert led boys with 143. The Meigs County champion girls included E Wyatt Welsh A Wilson Waggoner Gil key W Wilson Greene Howell Morris Dye Selah Morris and manager. The boys featured Waggoner Edwards Tudor B Lambert C Lambert Foley Welsh Carsey and manager Asbury. Both teams were coached by Howard Knight with girls winning 29 12 at Tuppers Plains and boys 49 17. boys finished third in county.

Harrisonville K. Wyatt Cain T. Lambert Hanning Meigs E. Wyatt Welsh A. Wilson Waggoner Gilkey W. Wilson Greene Howell Morris Dye Selah Morris Edwards Tudor B. Lambert C. Lambert Foley Carsey Asbury Howard Knight Tuppers Plains

Pythian Sisters Meet at Mrs Bush Tonight

Meigs Temple No 153 Pythian Sisters and the Degree Staff will meet with Mrs Florence Bush on Mill Street tonight. Mrs George Childs will assist as hostess. After the business session, presiding president leads a social hour.

Middleport Meigs Temple No. 153 Pythian Sisters Naine Organization Florence Bush Mill Street George Childs

Miller Couple Called to Ashland After Uncle Dies

Mr and Mrs David C Miller were called to Ashland Kentucky Tuesday evening by the sudden death of J E Floan an uncle The death followed an accident Tuesday afternoon and the Millers will remain for the funeral and burial.

Mildleport David C. Miller Ashland J. E. Floan

All-Day Quilting at Mrs Entsminger’s Lincol n Street Home

Mrs Da vid Entsminger hosted an all-day quilting gathering at her Lin coln Street home in Middleport on Tuesday March 2. Out-of-town guests from Langeville included Mrs Robert McKnight Mrs Sue Entsminger Miss Mary J Entsminger Mrs Alice Grapes Mrs Cora Morris Mrs Leona Kennedy and Mrs Anna Miller.

Middleport David Entsminger Lincoln Street Langeville Robert McKnight Sue Entsminger Mary J. Entsminger Alice Grapes Cora Morris Leona Kennedy Anna Miller

Illness and Family Visits Reported in Columbus

Mrs. Charlotte Burnell visits her sister Mrs. Harriett Thomas and daughter Mrs. Wood in Columbus. John Harley shows improvement after Friday illness. Mrs. Clarence Owens plans return to Mt. Vernon sanitorium near Columbus. M. C. Hobart spends days on business in Columbus. Albert School gravely ill at home in Conport. Mrs. Homer Jones and daughter Evelyn depart for Toledo to visit Dana Jones and family.

Charlotte Burnell Harriett Thomas Wood Columbus John Harley Clarence Owens Mt. Vernon M. C. Hobart Albert Schoo Conport Homer Jones Mise Evelyn Toledo Dana Jonee

Fights at New Haven and West Palm Beach Prompt Upsets and Draws

Tony Shucco and Bob Godwin score notable wins while Al Gainer and Johnny Beilus fall. Eddie Moore stops Renault. Gene Gregory and Jimmy Cunningham forced to a draw. Whitt Webb and Kid Baissen both secure knockouts in Florida bouts.

New Haven Conn Tony Shucco Boston al Gainer Stever Carr Meriden Tony Benito Worcester Mass Eddie Moore Bridgeport Jack Renault Phil Baker Norwalk Johnny Beilus Frankie Paul Gene Gregory West Palm Beach Filia Bob Godwin Daytona Beach Joe Knight Cairo Whitt Webb Pompano Fla Kid Baissen Valdosta Jackie Reynolds Indianapolis Drew Jimmy Cunningham Tampa

Floridian Wins 175-lb Crown in Narrow Victory

Bob Godwin of Daytona Beach defeated Joe Knight of Cairo, Georgia in a 10 round decision to claim the National Boxing Association world light heavyweight title. Knight led early rounds but Godwin rallied with stamina to take the next four rounds before a final even 10th.

West Palm Beach Fla Bob Godwin Daytona Beach Joe Knight Cairo Godwin Knight Georgia Farm National Boxing Association George Nichols

Ohio Wesleyan Relays Open To All High Schools

Delaware March 2 The Second Annual Ohio Wesleyan Relays at Ohio Wesleyan University will be open to all high schools. All events are relays with four athletes per track event and three per field event. Individuals may compete but only relay members can score for a team. Teams compete for trophies and gold medals. Columbus Central won Class A and Millersburg won Class B last year.

Delaware Ohe Ohio Wesleyan Columbus Central Millersburg

Campbell sails home after Daytona speed record

Sir Malcolm Campbell, the British racing driver who set a new record of 272.108 mph in the Bluebird at Daytona Beach, sailed for England aboard the Aquitania. He plans to return in 1934 to attempt a 300 mph record.

New York Malcolm Campbell Daytona Beach England

Superintendents To Meet Here on Friday

County city and exempted village school superintendents of the southeastern Ohio Education Association will meet at 9 30 Friday morning in the Athens Senior High School auditorium. Pending school legislation will be discussed.

Southeastern Ohio Education Association Athens Senior High W. G. Scarberry

Brewers fret over beer sale method and alcohol limits

U P reports Brewers worry about restoration rules after prohibition. They favor barrel beer and oppose tight limits, arguing 3.2 percent by weight is needed. U S Brewers Association notes pre prohibition breweries numbered 1700 to 1800, now about 151. restoration depends on sale method allowed by lawmakers.

Washington U.P United Press United Brewers Association Oid Cereal Beverage Manufacturers Association Drys U.S. Brewers Association Wayne B. Wheeler Congress States

Brewers Seek State Incorporations Amid Dry Law Clash

Brewers press their case before the House Ways and Means Committee. Pre prohibition output stood at 100 million barrels annually, now reduced to 30 000 to 40 000 barrels of near beer. Several applicants in Lansing for brewing company incorporation papers were denied due to conflicts with existing dry laws that stay in force despite repeal of the state constitution's dry clause.

House Ways and Means Committee Lansing Mich Congress

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Marshall Sun Mon Tues Rogers Gaynor Lew Ayres Rorolan Sauy Furs Meigs Grand Jury RED Anchor J. B. Swanson N. Court St Athens Vrs Saccomba Wed Long Bottom Harrisonville High School Hobson Yards Lelia Hawkins J. W. O'Brien Jd. Bloans Evans Pomeroy, Ohto Texas Lehman Nelson San Benito Erin McCall Nelson McCall Wesleyan Relays Campbell Brewers Association By Raymond Clapper Pabst Milwaukee Elberfeld Silk Snyder
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