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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1923

Page

10

Burglars Steal From Biggs Co Hardware Store

Early Saturday burglars gained entry to the B F Biggs Co hardware store on Main Street by boring through the rear door with an auger. They removed perhaps 3159 worth of merchandise and cash including five high grade revolvers, ammunition, and $8 from a money drawer. Russell Rice sold his farm near the area to Sheridan Frans and moved into his new property. Mrs Harry Bennett returns home after a week at Columbus with the state American Legion Auxiliary executive committee.

B. F. Biggs Co Main Street Russell Rice Sheridan Frans Harry Bennett Columbus State Organization of the American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Mumaw of Syracuse Dies After Long Illness

Mrs John Mumaw died at her home in Syracuse on a Friday afternoon at 63, after a prolonged illness from Brights disease. She leaves her husband aged 76 and three children James and George of East Liverpool Ohio and Frankie at home.

John Mumaw Syracuse Bright James George East Liverpool Frankie

Pom eroy Music Club Meets This Evening

The Pom eroy Music Club plans a regular meeting in the parlors of the Presbyterian church this evening at 7:39 oclock. Members are urged to attend and discuss club plans and events.

Pomeroy Music Club Theresbyterian Church

Notable Trio Fill Pomeroy Pulpits Sunday Evening

Three prominent figures spoke at Pomeroy churches. W H Cook at the Baptist church gave a reform minded talk on urban underworld conditions. Rev T Jesse Jones, a former Pom eroyan, shared an African expedition tale at the Presbyterian church. E Dow Bancroft delivered a lively sermon at Simpson M E church following the Columbus Methodist convention.

Pomeroy Baptist Church W. H. Cook T. Jesse Jones Presbyterian Church Simpson M. FE E. Dow Bancroft Columbus

Two Local Elderly Residents Die In Pom}/eroy Bend

Two additional deaths were reported Friday in Pom eroy Bend. John McDaniel, 75, of Syracuse, died at home after a year of ill health, survived by his wife and son Charles of Elizabeth, Pa. Mrs Bilas Frank, 76, died at her daughter’s home on McKenzie Ridge from Bright's disease. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Les chapel with burial at Les cemetery.

Pomeroy Bend John McDaniel Syracuse Charles Elizabeth Bilas Frank Ed McKenzie McKenzie Ridge Bright Les Chapel Les Cemetery

Social visit honors Mrs Outerbridge before move to Columbus

Mr and Mrs William Wise traveled to Columbus Saturday due to Mrs Wise's mother's illness. The Davis home hosted a lively social gathering Friday evening in honor of Mrs Jessie Outerbridge who departs today for her new home in Columbus.

William Wise Columbus

Sugar Run PTA Enjoys Program at Regular Meeting

The Sugar Run school Parent Teachers association held its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. W. A. Compton presiding. The program featured readings by Lucille Meecg and Mrs. J. C. Chase, piano pieces by Carl Schaefer Mrs. Albert Lee and Jacob Elberfield Jr., and performances by the Kiwanis Club quartet Frank Will Fred Foss Carl Woodward and T. W. Bengei.

Parent-Teachers’ Association of Sugar Run W. A. Compton Lucille Meecg J. C. Chase Carl Schaefer Albert Lee Jacob Elberfield, Jr Kiwanis Club Frank Will Fred Foss Carl Woodward T. W. Benge

Mrs Weber Leaves for Tacoma to Care for Mother

Mrs P Weber departed at week’s end for Tacoma Washington to assist her mother hospitalized there, following her finess of illness.

P. Weber Tacoma Washington

Pomeroy Community Evening Activities Amidst Turmoil

The town hosts wireless and movie nights and poker games while Hobson shops cut workers. Philathea women meet with Mrs Fultz and Mrs Allensworth hosting. Fruitland high offers boxing and wrestling classes under Mr Chapman. Dr Neal, a Methodist leader, spoke at Heath and Rutland churches yesterday.

En's Pomeroy Athens Pomeroy Res Hobson Shops Philathea Ben Fultz Allensworth Fruitland High School Chapman W. H. Neal Heath M. E. Church Rutland

Four mile Parkersburg Pomeroy road upgrade planned

Athens county and the United States will fund a four mile improvement on the road shared by Athens and Pomeroy roads near Coolville. The project aims to create a national arterial traffic link, with Meigs County to follow via a Chester route once completed. The upgrade precedes the S. H. 159 project and will enhance year round connections with Gallipolis pike in heavy use.

Parkersburg Pomeroy Coo}ville Messenger Athens Coolville Meigs

Funeral held for Virgil Edwards victim of freight train

The funeral for Virgil Edwards, who died as a freight train victim, was held in Mason on Saturday afternoon.

Virgil Edwards Mason

Old Spaniard Portillo dies marks end of era in California

Francisco Portillo, a vaquero from Hermosillo whose life spanned from rancho cattle work to modern Los Angeles, died at a nephew’s home. He rode cattle to Monterey markets, witnessed San Francisco and Los Angeles rise, and saw the neon era replace old ways as progress moved through the state.

Tos Angeles California Francisco Portillo Senor Portillo Hermosilla Mex Los Angeles Rancho Camulos Don Ignacio Portillo Monterey San Francisco

Burial Held by U B Church for Charles Edwards

Rev Kelbaugh led the service with Eld Worter assisting. Burial followed in the I O F cemetery. Deceased was survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Edwards three sisters and three brothers.

U.B. Church Kelbaugh Worter Charles Edwards

Chicago child taxicab pupils raise safety flag

In Chicago March 2 officials reveal a rise in child taxi commutes to school as 63 fatalities mark the city as a motor death hot spot. Six to ten year olds ride in taxis from the Gold Coast amid parents’ late nights, with automats and modern habits shaping daily life.

Chicago America Gold Coast Kenneth Maybelle

Nightlife on Sheridan road and Wilson avenue

The scene along Sheridan road and Wilson avenue thrives after midnight with diners and shoppers in a modern district. Patrons in evening dress mingle in a strip filled with restaurants beauty shops dressmakers and music stores reflecting urban life and its high costs.

Sheridan Road Wilson Avenue

Topographic Maps Aiding Education From United States Geological Survey

The US Geological Survey maps offer rich teaching tools for geography and history. A four foot square relief map of Ohio demonstrates how contour lines reveal hills hollows lakes and river shifts revealing ancient lake beds and how relief maps support classroom learning and field study.

United States Geological Survey United States Ohio Oes Jean Sona Maumee Lake Erie Union

Cincinnati Symphony Manager Resigns. Reiner to Assume Duties

Thiele, longtime manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, resigns. Conductor Fritz Reiner will assume the duties of manager in addition to his role as conductor.

Cincinnati, Mar G.A Thiele Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Fritz Reiner

Women golf players urged to boost the sport nationwide

A writer argues that women can master golf as well as men and urges more mixed foursomes and exhibitions to attract women players. He cites English stars and recent matches, noting a growing interest but lagging female participation.

Vardon Fay Mitchell Duncan Willie Hunter Atlantic America Canada England Stoke Poges Peoria Til Edith Cummings F. C. Letts, Jr Burton Mudge, Jr Burton Mudge Cummings Cummings and Mrs. Letts Miss Cummings

Faithful saying on Christ Jesus came to save sinners

A fragment quotes a biblical verse about Christ Jesus coming into the world to save sinners and cites a Paul Timothy or Tim as chief. It adds a Seneca reflection on universal sinfulness and self-blame for others’ faults.

Christ Jesus

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