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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1935

Page

3

Gallipolis Protests 1 A. M. Closing Rules

City commission discussed prohibiting new 1 A. M. closing. Merchants urged shops stay open Mon Wed and Fri. price changes from 25 to 15 cents noted. Petitioners E. H. Lawson Pier Cremeens Carman and W. C. Street, with Ollie Fee Frank Lieb and L. W. Haner, also connected to traffic light changes at Second and State Streets.

Gallipolis E. H. Lawson Pier F. Cremeens Carman W. C. Street Ollie Fee Frank J. Lieb L. W. Haner

Woman Files for Divorce Amid Allegations of Abuse

Shire Woman files suit for divorce from Darst alleging threats and mistreatment. She also cites two daughters Maxie M. Darst and others. Action mentions 100 property with interest and relates to will of late Sarcie Dyer and Tombip 58 acres. Gunty, Petinson, and Walk- inmates appear in related claims for funds.

Darst Maxie M Red Prs Ter Sarcie Fay Dyer Nellie Gray Gunty Petinson

Court Sessions and Local Social Updates Reported

Court proceedings include McAlpine Raiser facing charges for intoxication and resisting an officer, plus Maude Leach Cecil Daniels and Nick fined $10 and costs. Social notes mention the Grande Active Ladies Auxil meeting at Parsonage with Mrs Wood and Minnie Bran, and visits among local families as Sunday events are reported.

McAlpine B. Cooper Maude Leach Cecil Daniels Nick

Gallipolis Society Hears Dinners Theatre and Bridge

Mrs Louis Miller entertained at dinner the theater and bridge Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Myers Mr and Mrs J R Carney Miss Nellie Miller Miss Margaret Yeanger Miss Garnet Miller John Cisier and J B McArthur Mrs Myers won high bridge and Mr McArthur won the law Miss Elia Rothgeb Addison will attend the National D A R Congress in Washington D C in April The D A R was entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs L W Thompson Front Street Mrs David Caldwell program chairman could not attend Mrs J H Beauchamp hosted members of a new literary club formed by wives of officials at the dam site Tuesday afternoon The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Wayne Lutz Tuesday afternoon

Gallipolis Louis Miller Lawrence Myers J. R. Carney Nellie Miller Margaret Yeanger Garnet Miller John Cisier J. B. McArthur Myers McArthur Elia Rothgeb Addison Washington, D. C D. A. R. Congress

Rio Grande Home Fire Threatens Property

Early Saturday a fire discovered by Mr. and Mrs. W P Meyers damaged a second floor room at Mae Smeltzer’s home. The blaze, likely from a waste basket, was put out with Meyers and spouse help. Rio Grande College ends its basketball season Tuesday night March 5 with a game at 8 in the high school gym. Faculty Club gathering Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. W C Aleshire with assistance from Miss Evans McFarland and Troth.

Rio Grande W. P. Meyers Mae Smeltzer W. C. Aleshire Anna Mae Evans Margaret McFarland Ray Troth

Five Hundred Dollars For Extra Sales Tax Help

Gallia County commissioners approved 500 to fund extra help in the county treasurer’s office due to the sales tax. Mrs. Robert Henke and Mrs. E. E. Myers assisted treasurer. Commissioners also approved 54.29 for Owen A. Boster supplies tied to FERA projects and gasoline for surveys. Pete Burger reappointed director on the Children’s Home Board. W. G. Curfman listed on blind relief at 5 per quarter. Emmadella Wells authorized to have a fence built at 25 cents per hour along a county right of way bought last October.

Gallipolis Robert Henke E. E. Myers Walter Davis Jerry Grover E. C. Johnson Owen A. Boster FERA Boster Pete Burger Children's Home Board W. G. Curfman Emmadella Wells Guyan Township

Rev Packer Speaks At Rio Grande Sunday

Rio Grande reverend W T Packer delivered a sermon titled Bound for the Promised Land for March 3 at the Baptist Church. Dr C HK Stull of Granville spoke at the church’s Wednesday night service on Feb 27. A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs Bert Call drew 32 relatives and friends with homemade ice cream and cake.

Rio Grande W. T. Packer Promised Land C. HK. Stull Granville The Baptist Church Bert Call

Local Notes and Visits Across West Virginia and Ohio

Troy Russell visited relatives in Quincy West Virginia on Sunday and called on his wife at McMillen Hospital Charleston where she recovers. Thurman Shelton and family from Gallia visited son Raymond Shelton. Mrs W Walters returned to New Matamoras after wintering with her brother Thomas Reynolds and wife. Wildena Holmes daughter of Mr and Mrs D Holmes Gallipolis spent a week with grandparents James and Mrs Roberts. Charlies Dewitt of Charleston visited his son Charlies and family here last week. Gold valued at one billion dollars and 1200 tons moved from San Francisco to the Denver mint.

Troy Russell Quincy W. Va McMillen Hospital Charleston Thurman Shelton Gallia Raymond Shelton W. Walters Thomas Reynolds New Matamoras Wildena D. Holmes Gallipolis James Roberts Charlies Dewitt Charlies

Astrology Forecast for March 6 Impacts Personal Life

For Wednesday March 6 strong Venus influences social, domestic and artistic pursuits. Marriage and friendship may divert attention with favorable auguries including change or travel. A birthday sign indicates potential happiness and creative, social, or romantic gains. Notable nativity George du Mauries is cited.

Venus

Executioner awaits Hauptmann job by 1920s killer Elliott

Robert Elliott, 61, the states’ longtime executioner, fears not the guilt of condemned men but sees capital punishment as vengeance not deterrence. He has carried out over 200 electrocutions across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts, including Ruth Snyder, Sacco and Vanzetti, and Irene Schroeder. He insists on being called an electrician and notes his address is secret after his 1928 bombing. He earns about 150 dollars per execution plus travel costs, with total New York State earnings between 1800 and 3000 dollars in some years.

Robert Elliott New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Elliott Bruno Bruno Hauptmann Hauptmann Sacco Vanzetti Monroe County N. Y America Clinton Prison E. F. Davis Davis Ruth Snyder Sacco and Vanzetti Irene Schroeder John Hulbert Hulbert Auburn Prison New York State

Athens as Tourist Center in Southeastern Ohio

Athens grows as a tourism hub with roadside camps, inns, and hotels. The region gains recognition for scenic beauty, attracting travelers via major highways and central location near the Hockhocking River. Historic visitors include presidential candidates and scholars bolstering Athens hospitality and notable water and land attractions.

Elmer Price Athens Southeastern Ohio Ohio

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