BMI And EF Tie On Strong Day For Ach Team
Ef and BMI combined for a solid performance as Ach team nets key gains. The matchup highlighted efficient passing and defense with both players contributing significant points and rebounds.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
3
Ef and BMI combined for a solid performance as Ach team nets key gains. The matchup highlighted efficient passing and defense with both players contributing significant points and rebounds.
Nelsonville defeated Murray City Y W C A 14 to 2 at the local Y. The Nelsonville Y team beat Murray City Legion 79 to 12 on March 12. E E Byrum of Anderson Indiana known for prayer missions was noted alongside community notices. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred King a son arrived March 8 in Corning with Bill King as grandfather.
Miss Lillian Coleman entertained her Christian church Sunday school class Friday evening at her Poplar Street home. An informal evening of music and games preceded a pot luck supper. Attendees included Catherine Courtney Hazel Borst Marie Courtney Holcedene Linton Grace Patton Lucy Huffman Marcelete Wallace Mary Coleman Luta Miner and teacher Mrs Orlando Millholland.
George Eberst of Logan was fined the costs totaling 8.70 by Mayor Mc Cune after pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge.
The street cleaning squad has worked well on the city streets in recent days, maintaining clean roadways and keeping neighborhoods orderly.
Queen Esther girls held a Thursday box social at the Methodist church with boy friends. Rudolph Bryan won a prize and shared it with Don Woodruff. A boys versus girls alphabet contest ended with the girls ahead by one point. A picnic supper followed. Chaperones included the Shirley and Er Kemp families. Ty Noah Fillinger aided the event.
A three game YMCA program Friday drew a solid crowd. The Athens junior beat Nelsonville Athens 13 to 12 after a disputed final basket. Murray City girls lost 16 to 2 to the locals, and Murray independents were defeated 70 to 13 by the Y team in the final matchup.
Every member canvass day. Do not deny yourself the automobile ride until called on and smile. The eighth sermon for old and young in the morning on The Engine That Had Sand. Evening sermon Whose Worm Dieth Not. Preaching 10:30 and 7. Sunday school 9:30, young people's meeting 6 p.m.
Mr and Mrs W W Gibson are in Columbus today Mrs E T Spray and son Frank leave to join Mr Spray at Petersburg Ind where they will make their future home Mrs W J Murtley of Columbus was a recent guest of sister Mrs Harry Sisson Mrs J M Hyde spent Thursday in Columbus Donald Spray left Friday to accept a position in Columbus Mr and Mrs Harry Sisson and Mrs W J Murtley were recent guests of Athens relatives Mrs C G Sheppard is with her father at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus Mrs Harry Kelly spent Thursday in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Don James entertained Thursday evening at their Jackson street home with members of the M F club their husbands and a few friends in honor of Mrs James birthday anniversary. Music and games followed by a two course elegant meal. Shamrocks were favors and guests received a silver fruit basket. Attendees included Ed Katzenbach Frank Lowery Oscar Kontner Guy Millholland Orlando Millholland Chas Walker Mrs Guy Ridenour Donald Dunkle Mrs Richard Jones Verna Hand Helen Sargent Clara Key Hazel Bagley Doris James Lucile Fiske.
An all day Divine healing service is announced for Haydenville in the I 9 FF building this Sunday. The notice emphasizes a full day of prayer and healing activities for attendees.
Paul E Kemper leads Sunday School at 9 20 with morning worship at 10 30 on Models sermonette for children Purification for adults A 6 00 class meeting and Epworth League led by Ruth Powell precede the 7 00 evening worship on Gods Love For The World The homelike church welcomes all.
The Christian Church in Nelsonville calls all men who were once in the class to attend next Sunday’s class day. Last Sunday 160 men answered the call and heard Ed Wallace teach a fine lesson. Rev. Johnson, the regular teacher, will return Sunday.
A meeting at post headquarters Monday evening March 13 at 7 PM will organize the Women's Auxiliary. Mothers wives sisters and daughters of ex service men in the American Legion may become charter members or join if they already applied.
The El-Karnak Grotto will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 PM in the Masonic Club Rooms. All Prophet members are requested to attend. C. F. Welch Monarch. Ivan Kinney Secretary.
Pastor C. L. Johnson resumes duties after a successful Harding county revival. Bible School starts at 9 30 A M with Berears nearing the 200 mark revival theme faces set toward the goal the 10 30 A M worship follows and an evangelistic 7 P M service titled A Middleman You Need Junior and Senior C E Societies meet at 6 P M. The pastor aims to greet large audiences at all services tomorrow. There was no slump in his absence.
Amesville Mrs. N B Glazier is seriously ill with pneumonia prompting Drs Biddle and Howard to consult. Visitors Gem births include J A Lovell of Marietta with his wife and daughter, B H Robertson of Nowata, and hosts G O Linscott. A faith healing incident near Federal inspires town talk as Mrs Ernest Keirns recovers after prayer from Clarence North. The widow of Calvin Bean of Dutch Creek died Friday in Athens ambulance care after severe hemorrhage, leaving a two year old daughter.
Sunday services return with Rev Betts preaching if possible. Misses Lulu Figgins and Nell Bumgardner drove to Nelsonville. Oak Grove crowds attend church. Connett gains pep with full Sundays. Eugene Arthur Klinebrail born to Mr and Mrs William Klinebrail. Mildred Wend visits relatives. Ladies Aid meets to sell a quilt. Mud roads improve. teams haul and donate work. Edna Dishon ill and misses a week or two of school. John Malone and granddaughter are mentioned.
The blushing bride and groom appear on Buckingham Palace balcony after a blessing wedding at the historic abbey. King George Queen Mary and Queen Mother Alexandra join the couple as thousands cheer for the royal family.
Lulu Figgins drove to Nelsonville this week. Miss Helen Gleason hosted Sunday guest Miss Allie Bumgarden. Miss Mable Adams visited Mrs. Ed Levering. Port Hoskins and John Perish visited Nelsonville on business. The Boys Sunday school in this place wanes. they invite boys to join and a contest with girls may follow. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hoskins of Nelsonville visited Port Hoskins Thursday.
The regular meeting of the Parent Teacher Association was held at the Chauncey Primary building Friday afternoon with good attendance and a splendid program. Mrs. Wharton is the able president.
Mrs L H Pendergrass hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the Women’s Bible class of the First Christian Church at her High Street residence. Mrs Clarence Butts led the lesson and social program featured readings by several members, a piano solo, and a vocal duet. next meeting planned two weeks hence at Mrs E G Wharton’s Main Street home.
Mr and Mrs H Staffinger of Detroit visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Staffinger. They are staying with the elder couple during the event.
Mr and Mrs William Hines entertained with a dinner at their home Friday evening in honor of Mrs Hines birthday anniversary.
Large attendance marked the dance hosted by the Knights of Pythias drawing members and guests from area lodges. The event featured music and social time in the lodge hall, with proceeds aiding charitable work.
Mrs Owen Moore widow of Mary Pickford Moore and wife of a noted actor lives a quiet domestic life in Miami Florida. A photographer saw her at home as she darned her husband's golf stockings after their return from an outing. She is identified as Katherine Perry formerly of the Follies.
The Ladies Aid of the M. and Church met Thursday at Mrs. Cochran's home with large attendance. A picnic dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Burk Withem has been ill at her home. Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Timmons of Athens and Rev. Wingerd were visiting friends in Chauncey Friday.
The three weeks revival at Millfield closed last Sunday night with one addition to the Church. Local conditions hindered attendance. L. W. Spayd will preach at Millfield Sunday morning and Chauncey Sunday night. Sunday School at both churches at 9 30 A M and 6 00 P M Christian Endeavor.
County Surveyor Baker has named his candidate for county road superintendent, a choice opposed by commissioners who favor Fred Porter for his extensive road work experience. No salary action or public statement has been made, with details kept confidential.
Creditors filed involuntary petitions of bankruptcy today against the First National Company security dealers and Friedman Markelson and Company brokers. The petitions mention neither assets nor liabilities.
Colonel P. F. Holp, lecturer for the Society for Visual Education, says the motion picture industry needs more Irish actors to replace vulgar humor with real wit. He argues clean, wholesome humor comes from wit and wisdom, not property destruction or violence.
Rural Coolville reports several ill residents including Mr. Carleton and Mrs. Chutes. Commissioners Murphy and Johnson inspect road repairs on the camp ground hill. Aaron White is feeble. High School students Walden and Stout seek ads in Parkersburg for the annual. George Murphy family relocates to Four Mile farm. Dancing Club hosts a small but pleasant Wednesday event. Athens resident Mrs. Carry Thompson dies at Coolville Depot. Barber Chunder ill. Oscar Gunder to run shop in his stead. Teachers meeting on reading methods led by G O Chappel and Miss Evans of Athens. Probation Officer Alderman visits for records.
Will J. Hays led the incorporation of The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America in Albany with the secretary of state today. The former postmaster general now heads the national film industry umbrella organization creation marked by the filing.
The Cumberland river rose about an inch per hour and reached 44.7 feet early today, flooding low lands and inundating railway yards and basements of riverbank warehouses in Nashville.
Thieves targeted cars left in front of churches in Bellaire on March 11. C. C. Dickens reported an extra tire stolen from his car while parked near Trinity Episcopal Church, and John Nolan found his spare missing while at St. John’s Catholic Church.
In St Clairsville Ohio on March 11 a Belmont County man was fined for possessing intoxicants after a raid found a still. Pete Zalinski of Fairpoint will serve a $1000 fine at 60 cents per day in the Zanesville workhouse marking the first such sentence in county history.
G. J. Howey, former president of Harlem Springs College and superintendent of public instruction in Montana, donated 1,009 volumes to the Carrollton school library on March 11.
It is understood that Indian princes plan to present the Jubilee diamond to the British Crown. The gem once the largest in the world is now third in size and is valued at about 1.8 million dollars.
On Sunday March 12 the Meth odist Church will hold Sunday School Day with Arthur T Arnold Ohio Sunday School Association state secretary present to address on Sunday School Efficiency and to teach The Union Bible Class. A big sing is planned for night. The Union Bible Class has grown and the orchestra provides fine music with a men's chorus expected. Messages sent by radio telephone are noted as faster than radio telegraph.
Mabe Bratton of Carbondale files for divorce from Caleb C Bratton in Athens county common pleas court claiming marriage in 1901 and 11 children with five living. She cites extreme cruelty with beating threats, drinking, and quarrels. wants temporary and permanent alimony and custody of five children.
Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig awarded $60.78 to Service Grocery Co. of Athens against Philip Briley. Briley appeals to the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Service Grocery is operated by T. L. B. and E. R. Nelson.
Waldo Poston aged 20 a farmer of Athens R D 3 and Clara Det aged 20 of Athens obtained marriage licenses. The groom's mother Mrs Phobe Sut ton gave consent. Rev B F Timmons officiated. Fred J Van Dyke of Athens a bar…
Aerial bomb strikes Benoni South Africa killing several striking miners during a meeting, a Johannesburg dispatch reports. The blast halted the gathering and caused multiple fatalities among workers demanding action.
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