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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
8
Findling to Wed George Surface in Charleston
Announcement lists Effie Findling daughter of John Findling of Pomeroy precinct to wed George Surface of Charleston. Miss Findling has lived in Charleston for years and the groom has built a bungalow for the couple. Wedding planned for the first day of the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findling
Effie Findling
John Findling
Pomeroy Precinct
George Surface
Charleston
Miss Findling
Grant couple arrives in Havana visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grant of Kansas City Missouri arrived in Havana Cuba. The wife is the youngest daughter of Mrs. J F Downing of Middleport. They will visit Mrs. Grant's sister Miss Pauline Downing after traveling via Washington Atlantic City and a stop in Brunswick Georgia to visit an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tom Grant
Kansas City
J. F. Downing
Middleport
Cuba
Operation May Prove Fatal Husband in Serious Condition
Mrs Wid Brown and relatives from Middleport rushed to Charleston after an operation at McMillen hospital on Tuesday. It is feared her husband cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid Brown
Middleport
Charleston
Ravenswood Porcelain Factory Stock Subscribed Near Goal
Subscriptions reach $40,000 of $50,000 needed for Ravenswood porcelain factory. Residents of eastern Meigs county rush to invest as C. E. Mason becomes president, D. Rector vice president, J. H. Camp secretary, J. W. Hale treasurer, C. W. Turnbull manager. Directors include W. H. McConnell and K. C. Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Meigs County
C. E. Mason
D. Rector
J. H. Camp
J. W. Hale
C. W. Turnbull
W. H. McConnell
K. C. Hutchinson
Dairy Farm Sold As New Owners Take Charge May First
Hoyt Haning and Arthur Jobes purchase the Bradbury dairy on Union avenue where the Croy dairy operates. The new owners take charge May 1 and Mr. Croy and his family will leave Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Haning
Arthur Jobes
Bradbury
Union Avenue
Croy
Mr. Croy
Pomeroy
Pioneer George W Beatty 82 Buried at Band Creek Church
George W Beatty pioneer and civil war veteran died at Sand Creek aged 82 years four months and 25 days. He fathered ten children with nine living Sarah Margaret and Harvey of Sandyville Rebecca Ann Henson of Logan Susan Madison of Guysville and others scattered. Rev J H Keffer conducted funeral services at Band Creek Baptist church where he had been a member since 1868. Burial followed in the church cemetery where his father was the first interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beatty
Sand Creek
Sarah
Margaret and
Harvey
Sandyville
Rebecca Ann Henson
Logan
Susan Madison
Guysville
J. H. Keffer
Band Creek Baptist Church
Church
Beatty
Robbery at Hobson Restaurant Ends in Theft
A stranger entered Chas. Harrison's Hobson restaurant asking for a drink and, with an accomplice armed, robbed Harrison of a valuable watch a diamond ring and over $100 in cash before fleeing. No trace has been found. New trial for McDonie is reported next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Chas. Harrison
Harrison
McDonie
Joe McDonie
Constantine Reappears in Regal Attire Amid Mourning
King Constantine returns in royal uniform following the death of his son, former Crown Prince Alexander, who died several months earlier, signaling a period of mourning and ceremonial continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capet
Alexander
Constantine
West Virginia Supreme Court Grants Rehearing in Gibson Case
The Mason county Circuit Court case against McDonie for alleged malicious maiming of his step son James Martin Gibson, 62, has been granted a rehearing by the West Virginia Supreme Court. This likely leads to a new trial in Point Pleasant at the September term. Bond reduced from 10000 to 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Mason County
James Martin Gibson
Supreme Court of West Virginia
McDonie
Point Pleasant
Russian miner fined for assault at plaintiff's home
John Swan, a Russian miner living at Dark Hollow, was brought before Justice Martin yesterday on an assault and battery charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined $g¢ plus costs for the incident at the plaintiff's home last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swan
Dark Hollow
Martin
Injury to Eli Oeffler’s Child Prompted by Gas Flames
Mrs. Abe Massar returned from Logan after being called to the serious injury of Eli Oeffler’s eldest daughter. The girl was hurt by gas flames, and two Oeffler children accompanied Mrs. Massar back home to stay indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Oeffler
Abe Massar
Logan
Oeffler
Mrs. Massar
Street Car Strike Averted For March 16
Supt. D W Hennessy announced no strike of street railway workers on March 16 despite no wage dispute settlement yet. Briefs in the franchise case are due in federal court, delaying any decision before the wage cut deadline. Workers oppose reductions while riders along Pomeroy Middleport and nearby points fear disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hennessy
United States
Pomeroy
Middleport
Way Points
Hennessey
Death Claims Ed Bothwell in Wheeling After Ohio Work
Report from Middleport says Ed Bothwell once of Middleport and employed by Ohio Fuel and Supply Co. dropped dead in Wheeling. A few days earlier his son Harold died at his mother's home in Columbus at age 15. The boy was a popular lad in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ed Bothwell
Ohio Fuel and Supply Co
Wheeling
Harold
Columbus
Spring Arrives as Lincolnhill Shops Buzz with Change
A fragment notes spring arrivals and activities at Lincolnhill shops. William Folan chases a busting fly while flowers bloom and clothing items reappear, signaling seasonal change and shifting trends in local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Folan
Railroads warned on wage cuts must go to labor board
Washington March 12 Senator Cummins Iowa chairman of the senate interstate commerce committee said any railroad that reduces wages without referring the matter to the labor board acts illegally and unadvisably. He spoke after a White House briefing and argued wage settlements must be referred to the labor board where both sides can be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Labor Board
Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Comittee
White House
Ohio Supreme Court Sets Hearing On Hawke Damus Case
The Ohio supreme court fixed March 17 for hearing the mandamus action by George S. Hawke of Cincinnati against Governor Davis to oust Cincinnati Mayor Galvin for alleged failure to enforce prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
George S. Hawke
Cincinnati
Davis
Galvin
Forger Repays Victims From Prison Savings
Five victims of a forger in St. Paul were paid in full by John L. Lenhart who, earning 25 cents a day in the state prison twine shop, saved every cent to repay them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
John L. Lenhart
Labor Control as Needful as of Capitalists
President Bourne argues that radical laborists refuse lawful duty and that public utilities must run constantly. He cites Gompers and the Esch Cummins act, saying both capital and labor require government restraint to prevent disruption of railways and essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Gompers
Bureau of Railway Economics
Ohio U Veterans Push For Strong Season Pitching And Batting
Ohio University outlines veteran players vying for positions as Finsterwald and Grover prepare a balanced nine. Eligible stars include King Stockdale Fuller Loomis and Skinner among others. Preseason schedule lists Marshall Denison Miami Ohio State and Wooster games with Athens as home base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio- Wittenberg
Finsterwald
Ohio
Ohio University
Angus King
Carl Stockdale
Peg Fuller
Barstow
Andrews
Rumeey
Skinner
Kenner
Young
Loomis
Allen
Krox
Keystone
Myers
Wolf
Gosser
Schleyer
Grover
Marshall
Huntington
Capitol
Athens
Miami
Oxford
Cincinnati
Denison
Granville
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Hiram
Wooster
Ohio State
Akron
Crestline Disorderly Incident Returns To Stage
Jim Harvey caused a late night disturbance at Crestline police station demanding the release of prisoners jailed for liquor offenses. He was admitted to the squad after the jail doors opened and fined 50 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct. The article also notes irrigation projects for India covering about 10 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline, CO
James Harvey
Crestline
Harvey
Battle Within Republican Ranks Could Shape Grain Prices
Washington dispatch reports a Senate clash between stand pat and progressive wings of the Republican party as leaders seek to discipline insurgent members like Borah and Johnson. The fight centers on whether life essential industries should be regulated as public utilities and how future policy will reflect the party's control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
United Press
Washington
Mar
Republican Party
Senate
Congress
Harding
Kenyon
Borah
Johnson
Page
Vermont
Naval Affairs Committee
Poindexter
Norris
Nebraska
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Fritsche Sheff Granted Divorce for Cruelty in Conn
Fritsche Sheff also known as Mrs George Anderson a light opera star was granted a divorce in Waterbury Superior Court today due to intolerable cruelty. The case was decided under New York marriage norms with Sheff citing persistent cruelty by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruel
Dyeing Your Noodles Stirs Government Scrutiny
Washington reports inspectors seek egg noodles with proper eggs as some manufacturers dye noodles instead of using eggs per law. Detentions are possible for offenders amid a crackdown on noodle dyeing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Appellate Court Rules Firemen May Work Beyond Eight Hours
An appellate court rules Cleveland city firemen may log more than eight hours daily without violating city charter provisions. The decision clarifies staffing and overtime rules affecting the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Golden Hair Oil Advertises Scalp Tonic at Lash’s Drug Store
An advertisement touts Golden Hair Oil as a scalp tonic that beautifies and preserves hair. The product is offered at 25 cents at Lash’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash
Judge Considers Akron Newark IL Transfer Dispute
Federal Judge Landis in Chicago on March 12 weighed the International League transfer of the Akron franchise to Newark. The case centers on eligibility and franchise relocation within the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Landis
International League
Akron
Newark
Monsignor Schwartner Appointed Bishop of Wichita
Rome March 12 reports Monsignor Schwartner, current Chancellor, has been named bishop of Wichita in a church appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Rome
Monsignor Schwartner
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