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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

3

Zuber Reports NEA Convention Highlights in Atlantic City

Nelsonville March 5 Supt HK. Under of the city schools gave Rotary Chair members a brief account of his trip to Atlantic City and Washington D C for the NEA convention attended by 15 000 superintendents. High spots of the meeting were outlined Water Leonard, Logan Chub member, was a visitor.

Nelsonville Atlantic City Washington, D.C National Educational Association Rotary Supt HK Water Leonard

Children Set Fire to Local Residence in Nelsonville

In Nelsonville on March 5 a five year old boy and a four year old girl started a fire at the Dewhurst home on Grover Street. They used a wire rat trap stuffed with paper, lighting it with matches, causing damage to a closet, attic and furnishings insured. The incident also damaged the residence with fire and water. The grandfather Joe Dewhurst works as a city water line man. The fire began in a furnace register and a second blaze in an upstairs bedroom worsened the damage.

Nelsonville Joe Dewhurst Grover Street Dewhurst

Golden Rule Class Initiated at Pleasantview Home

The Golden Rule Class of the Methodist Sunday School was organized Tuesday evening at Mrs Bertha Ashby's Pleasantview Avenue home. Miss Mary K. Allen assisted. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs C L Stout Miss Florence Cook and Miss Blanche Moorehead. Refreshments served. Miss Dorothy Allen of Athens attended as guest. The teacher Mrs Stout and ten members attended.

Methodist Sunday School Bertha Ashby Pleasantview Avenue Mary K. Allen C. L. Stout Florence Cook Blanche Moorehead Dorothy Allen Athens Stout

Loy al Woman's Class Meets at Christian Church

The Loy al Woman's Class of the Christian Church held a Tuesday evening meeting with Mrs. F. M. Lowthers presiding in the president's absence. A silver offering was collected and 23 members and guests were served refreshments during the social hour. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening April 1 with Mrs. J. J. Otis.

Loyal Woman's Class The Christian Church F. M. Lowthers Mill Street Sam Starkey Aliie Dilcher J. J. Otis Columbus Street

C. FE. 1. Club meets at Ernest Lewis home

The C. FE. 1. Club met Tuesday evening and was entertained at the home of Ernest Lewis on Adams Street. Members included Edward Walker as president James Colbert vice president Robert Davis secretary Bernard Miller treasurer Johnny Hotnit and Ernest Lewis on the program committee. Mrs. Lewis hosted. The program featured scripture readings by Edward Walker and Rob Davis a song by Ernest Lewis and short talks by Johnny Hotnit and Mrs. Lewis.

Ernest Lewis Adams Street Edward Walker James Colbert Robert Davis Bernard Miller Johnny Hotnit Lewis Rob Davis Mrs. Lewis

Personal Mention: Social Visits Across Cities

James Fri of New York City traveled from Little Rock Arkansas and visited Mr and Mrs W M Parks on Monday. Mrs Eugene Shafer of Athens visited friends and relatives here Monday. Miss Dorothy Allen of Athens spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Allen.

James Fri New York City Little Rock Arkansas W. M. Parks Eugene Shafer Athens Dorothy Allen Frank Allen

Black man to die Friday in Columbus for 1929 burial case

Columbus reports that Robert Evans of Cincinnati, a Black man, is slated for execution Friday night at the state penitentiary for the grave crime involving a Black woman who was buried alive on August 17, 1929.

Columbus Robert Evans Cincinnati State Penitentiary

State to Buy Land for Feeble-M minded Home in Warren County

Columbus March 6 state will assume ownership of 2000 acres of the Otterbein home tract in Warren County to house a new facility for the feeble minded. Chief Examiner William S Miller of the department of State Auditory Joseph T Tracy announced the move today.

Columbus U.rhk Otterbein Home Warren County William S’. Miller Department of State Joseph T. Tracy

Many to Come Here for Wilson Banquet in Nelsonville

Nelsonville March 65 The Board of Trade plans completed for Ralph B Wilson banquet at 6 15 p m March 21 in the Christian Church dining room. Eastern Star will serve the dinner and an Athens directed minstrel skit will follow. Mr Wilson, vice president of Babson Statistical Organization, will discuss the future of the Hocking Valley with emphasis on local industries and community growth. Prominent Columbus men and visitors from Athens Logan Lancaster and nearby areas are expected.

Nelsonville Board of Trade Committee Ralph B. Wilson R. V. Oakley Christian Church Order of the Eastern Star Howard C. Bobo Athens Nel Lancaster Wilson Columbus Babson Statistical Organization Hocking Valley

Prohibitive Instinct Is Great Problem Today

Washington reports Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Dr. Stewart Paton told the House Judiciary Committee that the prohibitive instinct is civilization’s greatest menace. He labeled dry members as fanatics and warned moderation may outpace abstinence in longevity while stressing democratic mediocrity if attitudes do not change. He cited Dr. Perlmann statistics suggesting a moderate drinker may live longer than a total abstainer. A New York citizen testified of lifelong drinking and whisky on his sideboard for his son. Rev. John Sharp to lead church services and plan the Hocking Valley Vacation Bible Schools in Deanville.

Washington U.ri Johns Hopkins University Stewart Paton House Judiciary Committee Johns Hopkins Paton Michener Michigan Norman Johnston New York Nelsonville John Sharp Martins Ferry Deanville Sharp Hocking Valley

What About Cash

Mrs L A Patrick of Nelsonville reports a pocketbook lost last November containing seven $1 bills and $400 in notes. It was found between Lehman’s Filling Station and her home and mailed back last week in a plain envelope with no identifying note. Patrick thanks the finder for returning the money though the pocketbook was not mentioned.

Nelsonville L. A. Patrick Foster Lehman Mel Patrick

Circle of Ruth Circle Hosts Presbyterian Meeting

Mrs N Hill Mrs oC Bull and Mrs id Sharp were hostesses when the Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Church met Monday. The group gathered for fellowship and planning in a church setting with members from the congregation.

N. Hill Oc. Bull Id Sharp Circle of Ruth The Presbyterian Church

Evening Social at Church Highlights Installations

The church social room program centered on a business meeting led by President Mrs Edith Stiers. Mrs Orit Griffen led devotional, new officers were installed, and delegates to the Logan Presbytery were named Mrs James Knight Mrs Leland Krieg and Mrs Cecil Shafer. A hard tuck party followed with members in house dresses. Dinner at six used green and white tables with tin pans as plates and rag napkins. twenty five members attended.

Edith Stiers Orit Griffen Home Foreign Mission Bessie Drebt Lloyd Evans Mabel Heffner Cecil Shafer

Charles Fitzer Dies in Glouster After Illness

Charles Fitzer Sr. died at his Glouster home Tuesday after months of illness. He aged 76 and had long resided in Bailey Run and Buchtel. Survived by wife and two sons William and Joe, he leaves numerous children including Mrs Catherine Soyder, Mrs Lorena McClure, Miss Phoebe Biteer, and many others. Funeral at Glouster Methodist Church Thursday at 10 30 am, Rev Paul Kemper officiating. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery, Nelsonville.

Nelsonville Charles Fitger, Sr Glouster Merly Bailey Run Buchtel Teft Catherines Soyder Lorena McClure Columbus Phoebe Biteer Sandusky Lowell Taylor Sharonville Mere Mildred Sarkiss Monticello Titoy Mra Chaniestry Lobby Leo White John McKee Donald Lowden Millferd William Joe Methodist Paul Kemper Kurtal Greenlawn

Annual inspection announced for Pythian Sisters in Athens

The Py thian Sisters announce their annual inspection on Thursday evening at their hall led by Mrs Eva Van Pyke in Athens. All members are urged to attend and a dinner is served at 6 o'clock before the meeting.

Eva van Pyke Athens

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