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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1935

Page

7

Residents Return Home From Hospitals

Mrs. Floyd Stanley goes home to Chaun from Mercy Hospital after an operation with satisfactory recovery reported. Chauncey Cade, a ten year old son, remains in Sheltering Hospital Athens as his condition is described as slightly improved.

Floyd Stanley Chauntrom Mercy Hospital Maniace Parant Hospital Fiva Cade Athens Clyde Porvieh J.C. Henry Parrish Me. Parrish

Weekend guests listed for Cass of The Plains and others

Mrs John ter and Mrs Cootanee Ulw host weekend visitors in Columbus. Attendees include Ray Gardner Ida Pendergrass and Chaun Fandey with church members and relatives. The note mentions Mrs Baumgart and Rev in charge and various locals visiting relatives.

John Ter Cootanee Ulw Joan Coe van Mr George Vore Rider Mise *Ichael Ray C. Gardner Ida Pendergrass Pendergrass Chaunfandey Columbus Baumgart John D Hill Cleveland B Church Main Street van Wert Karr

Mines resume operations with multiple shafts listed

Three more mines reported working today expanding activity at Mon Craincey Mine No 2. Poston No 6 returns, including shafts Nos 107 68 4 10X 25. Hock Coonville Kimber Diamond and Sa details appear in the brief notice.

Mon- Craincey Y. Poston Incey Hock- Coonville Kimber- Diamond

Mohawk Indian Tells Interesting Experiences

Chauncey resident Mrs Enos Lookado a Mohawk shared stories about her people at a Saturday night party at her home. She leads Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church and hosted lunch for guests including Alva Karns Gera Karns Charles Karns Marjorie Carr Chauncey Clem Everett and grandson Jessie Everett Peach Ridge and W Lookado.

Chauncey Enos Lookado Jessie Everett Peach Ridge W. Lookado

So You're From Missouri Farce Returns in Greens Run

Chauncey members of the Friendship Class stage a three act farce titled So You're From Missouri. The Greens Run High School Auditorium hosts a repeat performance Thursday night sponsored by the Young Married People's Class of the Greens Hun Church of Christ. Ten actors, five men and five women, are in the cast.

Chauncey Missouri Greens Run Greens Hun Church of Christ

Chauncey Family In Columbus After Illness

Mrs. Elis Omen, daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Blackford Chauncey, was taken ill with a heart attack in Columbus. Her condition was listed as critical. Mrs Blackford planned to stay several days at the Omen home.

Chauncey T. J. Blackford John Blackford Columbus Elis Omen

Homer Omen Undergoes Tonsil Operation

Homer Omen underwent a tonsil removal surgery Sunday morning at Chauncey. He is staying at the home of his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs Denver Bricker on Mill Street.

Chauncey Homer Omen Denver Bricker Mill Street

Chauncey Birthday Dinner Honors Elmer Morris

Mrs Zua Morris hosted a dinner at her Chauncey home for her husband Elmer Morris to mark his forty second birthday. Guests included Mrs Morris parents Mr and Mrs Riley Tedrick of Chauncey and her son Wilbur Sharp.

Chauncey Zua Morris Elmer

Farm Is Sold At Chesterhill

Chesterhill report notes the Chioe Brill farm south of town sold to Ira Bennett of Amesville Prof B E Workman and family have occupied the property for three years Possession is effective April 1 Mrs Hattie Kennard improving after months in bed Mr and Mrs Jesse Worthington announce the birth of a son on March 5 Other notices include visits and moves by local residents and accompanying county events

Frank Sharp Hillsboro Max Ewart Henry Phelps Scott Farm Roosterville Link Russell Newark Clint Bardin Tabor Ridge Edward Chaguil Columbus

Inqueror of Infection and Puzzle Clues Revisited

A compact list revisits a series of crossword style clues from number 39 to 49. Entries include terms like ulcer, railroad, long tube, dower, lemur, hence, antiseptic system, dental and medical hints, and measurements such as half an em and unit of work. It frames a vintage word puzzle approach with brief definitions or cross references.

Pasteur Paradise

Cops Note Card Play With Suspect in Pinch

In Philadelphia a man who says his name is Howard C Franklin was arrested three times on fraud charges within a short period. He told Det Sgt Jacob Gomborrow to leave a card and he would come in. Gomborrow left his card and later found Franklin waiting at police headquarters. Magistrate Roberts held the offender in $1000 bail for San Francisco authorities on a bad check charge.

Philadelphia Howard C. Franklin Jacob Gomborrow Gomborrow Franklin Roberts San Francisco

Chesterhill Honors Three in Weekend Celebration

Chesterhill hosts a Saturday night gathering March 2 to mark three events: the marriage of Alice Rowland to Audra E. Rowland of Beverly, Alvin E. Rowland's 50th birthday, and James Row of Fleming's 42nd birthday. Attendees numbered 38 as Rev. Carl B. Johnson officiated at St Marys W Va. wedding.

Dorothy Renniger Beverly Rowland St Marya Carl B. Johnson Walter Bevington

Taylor Ridge Area Social News and Visits

Local residents and relatives are listed with short notes on visits and arrivals. Marie Bulstrom arrived for an extended visit with Cambridge family. Carl Hildebrand Sr. was in Athens. several guests visited James Golding’s home from Glouster and Chilliothe. Ovid Jayjohn returned from Wellston. Lottie Cannon returned home from Greens Run. Roy Strausbaugh party went to Columbus to see relatives. Kenneth Bulstrom born Friday March 1 with Wilfred Mulpas as grandparent. county basketball tournament last week in Athens. Angiin couple attended a bridal shower for Anne Roush in Trimble.

Taylor Ridge Marie Bulstrom Cambridge Carl Hildebrand, Sr Athens James Golding W. J. Golding Neva Lois Golding Glouster Gladie Davis Eileen Davis Chilliothe Ovid Jayjohn Wells Wilfred Mulpas Carl Weh Ernest Chalfant Carl Hildebrand, Jr Leo Kuikeoskii Walter Dike Herbst Elizabeth Hildebrand Charlean Wah Esta Kytta Smn C. M. Angiin Trimble Martha Kioh Anne Kionh Roush

La Boyer Mode Spreads to Nails and Lashes

In Miami Lucienne Boyer drew attention with blue eyelashes, sparking a vogue. Enthusiasts now apply blue enamel to nails, while cosmeticians report rising demand for blue lash dressing and nail pigment among evening concert fans.

la Boyer Miami Fla Lucienne Boyer

Murray City School Faculty To Stage Benefit Play

Murray City school faculty present a Wednesday night play Murdered Alive at the gym to raise funds for the P T A. Miss Mabel LeFever directs. A chorus of parents is led by Helen Laverty between acts. The event supports the local Parent-Teacher Association.

Murray City School P. T. A. Fund Murray City Mabel LeFever Helen Laverty Parent Lawrence Hopkins Jack Buchtel William Shelton Dave Jones Columbus Margaret Stevenson

Party at Greendale Honors Nathan Starr’s Daughter

Mr and Mrs Nathan Starr hosted a birthday party Saturday night for their daughter with twenty guests attending. Several local families visited or called, including Walter Williams ill but improving, and others gathered in Logan and nearby towns.

Greendale Nathan Starr Walter McWilliams Raymond Mille Hopstetter Buchtel Susie Mills Josephine Dye John Lehmen Carbon Hill Floyd Carson Endorra Erma Biggs Glenden Jewell Nathen Starr Nellie Norton Logan Ellsworth Biggs Jacob Allen Harry Mills Raymond Ruth Sam Jewell Raymond Person Nelsonville

Alimony Refused Divorce Granted In Small Town Hearing

In Middletown New York a judge grants divorce to Ebba Leaf after she declares alimony unnecessary. She says she will not support ex-husband Eric Leaf, who had allegedly given her a headache. The case ends with the court’s decision and a hint of new independence.

Chicago David Ebba Leaf Eric Leaf

Morse Family Marks March 45 Celebration in Humboldt

The William Morse family observes a special family day in Humboldt with multiple anniversaries and birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Morse celebrate their 44th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Morse marks her birthday, Darryl Morse has a birthday, and Lemuel Webb Morse, Darryl’s grandfather and Humboldt’s oldest resident, celebrates his 68th birthday.

Humboldt, In William Morse Mrs. Morse Darryl Lemuel Webb Morse Darry Humboldt

Yo ng Boys Entertained By Grangers

Harrisonville section reports Scipio Township High School vocational agriculture boys honored by Harrisonville Grange after a pest-hunt win. Twenty-two boys attended a Grange dinner with reports on home crops and livestock projects, a play The Trial of Sof Robber, magic tricks, and vocal numbers.

Harrisonville Harrisonville Grange Vocational Agriculture Scipio Township High School Virgil Atkina Grange Raymond Wilson Jack Rachel Warner Howard Clark Grafton Stout Dye Ball Verlin Peck Frederick Whaley Kenneth Welsh Clyde Lambert Cecil Morris Clayton Waggoner Warren Reeves Eugene Dilcher Ivan Cotterill Granville Reeves Guy Ellis Felix Alkire Albert Dixon Jackson Waggoner Morris Hanning Duane Stanley Mark Clark Clinton Gilkey Leodell Davidson

Chesterhill W. C. T. U. Gains Two Members

The Chesterhill W C T U met at Mrs Eva Worthington s home with sixteen members present and two visitors joining as members. Mrs Worthington led devotions and the program included poems by Mrs Wagoner and papers by Mrs Snyder and Mrs Schofield on prohibition topics. Other readings were given by Mrs Patterson and Mrs Hammond. Local health news noted Will Hill s serious illness.

Laura Hammond D. H. Householder Marvin Gifford Will Hill J. K. McElfresh Penneville Dan van Foussen Mildred Griffith Chicago Gien Edward Niceswanker Pittsburgh

George Adkins completes Vore Store trade mark sign Morristown

Chauncey George Adkins of Mill Street has finished a new trade mark sign for the Vore Store in Morristown. A policy change is now in effect and the gasoline pump at the shop has been altered.

Chauncey George Adkins Mill Street Morristown

Last class session for Tri County Fruit Association in Coolville

Coolville residents learn the Tri County Fruit Association will host its final class session at the Auditorium next Thursday afternoon with Prof Beach of Ohio State University in attendance. The item notes ongoing community events including a Coolville Tigers vs Ohio University game and local school activities.

Tri-County Fruit Association Coolville T. N. Hoover Ohio University Beach Ohio State University Coolville Tigers Tigers

Ohio Vocational Agriculture Hits Record Student Count

Ohio reports more than 7900 high school students statewide enrolled in vocational agriculture. There are 224 departments, with a 45 percent rise in average enrollment per department over the past decade. Dr. Ray Fife notes Ohio ranks third nationally in departments, while 187 part time courses serve out of school youths.

Olo Haa State Department of Fiducation Ohio Ray Fife United States BO. Skinner State Department of Education Civilian Conservation Corps Fife

Carbon Hill Ladies Aid Meets with 43 Members

The Carbon Hill Ladies Aid Society held a Wednesday gathering with 43 members present and served refreshments after the business hour. Various local visits and travels are noted, including engagements with H. Lowes Sr and Jr, Harley Boring, Ernest Wilgus, and others. The high school presented the play Tippy directed by Bea Ross, and several locals visited relatives in nearby towns. Oleta Dane, Daisy Bartoe, and Katherine Smith joined the all county Hocking basketball team.

Carbon Hill Ladies Aid Society Caryline Texas Flo Wheeler Lou Nutter Joba Beulah Lowes Tippy Misa Bea Ross Arthur Dawley Nelsonville Avenell Campbell Hayden Ville

County tournament draws crowd at Rockbridge with guest speakers

Two bushels of fans attended the county tournament at Rockbridge. The men's council met with guest Nutter of Haydenville. Rev. L. Ay Done Hely of the Lancaster M E Church delivered the address. Mrs Ollie Owen was in Cotummug last week.

Rockbridge Wright Fev Nutter Haydenviitte L. Ay Donehely Lancaster

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Aley and Mrs Ter Mrs. Love Tose Marie Morgan Alvahee Palmer Virgene Palet Cruikshank W. Lockado Ferrel Simmers Billy Wilbert Love Morgan Gilbert Carr Chesterhill Nower Queen's PWA Boundary Bay Wash U. S International Boundary Commission Canada New Brunswick Maine N. M. Wood Taylor Ridge and Vicinity Lorenzo Lewis Williamsburg Mrs Mode Lewis Jack Slater Elizabeth Winefordner the Plains Arthur Slater St. Philips Neri Church William Lance Ed Lanning Dayton Ira Carsner John Wilson Osborn Bernard Solon Don Solon Elyria Harold Shuttleworth Delbert Melvin Shuttleworth Walter Shuttleworth Helen Mason Crawford Margaret Mason Raymond Burt Euchre Mae Wollett John Shaffer Charles Robinson, Jr John Toth Lorraine Bunting Ed Cunliff Fagies The Associated Press Middletown N. Y Erie Railroad Joseph Moore Erie Moore D. Singh Roy Eugene Holland Louisville Tom Sawyer Marion Haynie Marion Norwalk Conn Ebbe Carlson Leroy Downs American Legion Downs Tager Robert Pearson Seattle Scotty Allen Plymouth Congregational Church Morse Bey M. EB E. J. Williame Tors Hockingport Wednesaday FERA and Mire Roger Clark Ireland Congregational Church Orange Clark Beth. Wilson Corning Vern Pullins Lanse BE. B Willard Hemlock Grove R. J. Bunion Board of Education Kenneth C Ray James Russell T. M. Hoover 0. U Ivolta Mise Florine Merritt Releeaives A. Z. Penrose Ed. Eichincer Chester Grace Siebert Pomeroy Homer Witlerd Loceten Willard Harve Chaney Vern Wells Darwin Ireland Society
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