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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
10
Adeline Gilbert of 95 Normand Avenue Columbus became the bride of a man recently separated from his wife and living in Langsville. Dolly Delay and J H Davin witnessed the ceremony in Columbus on Tuesday as the couple moved forward with their plans.
G. H. Price of a farm below Portland was hurt while rushing for a gun. He fell in the dark, broke his right arm, badly sprained his wrist, and sustained head bruises.
Ralph Beaver of near Racine was arrested on a warrant sworn by Katie Beagle of Dorcas in Justice Martin's court. Charged with being the father of her 10 months old child and for non support. Beaver posted bond and was released.
Clerical staff at the Pomeroy post office faced a shipment of 80 Montgomery and Ward catalogues all addressed to one woman on Pomeroy R D 3. A stamping machine misfired duplicating the same name 80 times, causing a processing setback.
Charles Amos Shook 32 of Marietta and Sadie Davidson 31 of Pomeroy, and Russell Mayes 31 and Etha Hayner 19, both of Pomeroy, filed marriage licenses.
Dr John Philson of Racine closes a deal with Mrs Kate Philson of Cincinnati to acquire the west half of the old Philson farm, totaling 24 acres, leaving the entire 42 acre farm under his ownership east of the village.
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Raymond Mitch a linotype operator and printer at The Leader office Middleport is critically ill with double pneumonia at his Minersville home. He recently returned from overseas service in impaired health and had only a brief visit with his young bride to set up their home.
Russell Mayes of Crawford Machine Shops and Miss Etha Hayner of Crown City Gallia County wed yesterday afternoon in the probate judge office Jus tine Martin officiated they plan to reside in Pomeroy
The will dated August 22, 1914 of the late R P Skinner has been probated. By its terms his wife inherits all property and serves as executrix. Witnesses to the will were Geo P Daniels and W L Stivers.
Myrtle Nelson seeks dissolution from Hardie Nelson charging adultery. Emory B. Fry accuses his wife of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. They reside in Middlport and wed July 11, 1918. Pomeroy Briefs notes Alvena Gloeckner’s return to Elkins duties after a week with home folks. Jonas Ervin returns from West Carrollton where he spent winter with his daughter. Mrs Laban Hill visits daughter Mrs Henry Kerrs in Hamilton. Jacob Klein, widow, travels to Pittsburg to visit his children. George Howell returns from Washington trip praising Harding era government.
Mrs L A Hubert of Pearl Street is again listed among the sick. Charles Bennett and family have rented Mrs Bennett’s Fifth Street rooms, moving from Frank Collins’s soon. Mrs Walter Allen, in Mt Clemens hospital for treatment, reports she feels splendid and weighs 135 pounds, up from 108 in October. Miss Grace Sauvage, after a brief Nelsonville visit with sister Mrs Earl Lama, has returned home.
Sharpsburg area enjoys mild spring as farmers brace for work. At Asa Dille home Miss Flossie’s birthday surprise drew twenty one young people. John Harris remains gravely ill with uncertain recovery. Rev. J H Harris suffers lingering voice issues from last year injury. Clarence Kern moves to Howard Croston’s house. Mrs. George Bingman returns from Columbus visit. G W Fawcett promotes Peoples' Store stock in Chesterhill and Belpre.
United Press reports in Washington that President Harding and his advisers confront ten major issues. Key items include delaying troop withdrawal from Germany, tax and tariff reform, railroad rate concerns, differing peace reparations views, and boosting a merchant navy and naval strength. Also noted are disarmament uncertainty, budget reform, and Philippines independence questions with Major General Leonard Wood tasked to study conditions.
R J Pennell of Marion named as assistant prohibition enforcement commissioner by Don V Parker. Columbus officials Frank Evans Chas Burke and others named as inspectors. George L Lamb of Fremont named executive clerk. Assistant salary 3600 dollars. inspectors 2000. executive clerks 2000. Total inspectors to rise to ten with four more to be named.
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