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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1922

Page

10

Pomeroy-Middleport Couple Wed in Probate Court

Gilbert Sinclair of Pratts Fork and Veda Martin of Nayiors Run were married in the probate court this morning with Rev. Cherrington officiating. The bride, mother to the Martins’ children, will live with them. A daughter was born last Saturday to Clarence and Mrs. Hawley of Pomeroy. Gerber Camp Middleport plans to attend the Spanish American War veterans encampment in Portsmouth starting June 11 for four days.

Sinclair-Martin Gilbert Sinclair Pratts Fork Pomeroy Cement Block Company Veda Martin Stephen Martin Nayiors Run Cherrington Martin Clarence Hawley Pomeroy Gerber Middleport Portsmouth

Stolen Car Identified by Connecticut Telegram

A telegram from Sheriff Reeves and Frank Foley in Connecticut confirms the car stolen from the West Garage here several months ago has been identified as the same vehicle.

Sheriff Reeves Frank Foley Connecticut West

Kiwanis Club Promotes Unity Between Pomeroy and Middleport

The newly formed Kiwanis club plans a large meeting tonight at Legion Hall in Middleport with a big meal and many guests. The event aims to end long standing hostilities between Pomeroy and Middleport, two neighboring towns treated as one community.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Legion Hall Middleport Pomeroy Pomeroy Bend

Syracuse Puts Energy on New Bro Calsa Oil Well

In Syracuse the new Bro Calsa oil well becomes the talk as owners dig deeper after a halt at 1660 feet near the Berea sand. A cursory inspection found 25 barrels of oil in sight and a 600 foot standing column prompting drillers to resume work and shoot the well with explosives at sunset last Friday amid a growing crowd.

Syracuse Berea Marietta

Oil Well Explosion Creates Spectacular Green Oil Plume

The incident produced five hundred feet of green oil shot above the scaffold like a long gun. Sunlight framed the spray as it rose and curved windward, drawing reporters from across the region. Experts expect the well to pump about ten barrels daily once cleaned, with 22 barrels already gathered in the first 18 hours.

Suit Seeks One Hundred Dollars Over Auto Sale

Harry Heines of Naylors Run Pomeroy sues Frank Toley an automobile dealer for one hundred dollars. He alleges on June 6 1921 Foley sold Papasog an Oldsmobile for 1575 with a guarantee that any price drop before August 1 would be paid back.

Harry Heines Naylor Pomeroy Frank Toley Foley Papasog

Foley Guarantee Sparks Civil Suit Over Price Drop

The case charges Foley with writing a ninety day price guarantee to a purchaser. Heines alleges the price fell by one hundred dollars before August 1 and Foley refuses to honor the guarantee, prompting the lawsuit.

Foley Heines

Death of Mrs. William Jeffers at West Shade

Mrs. William Jeffers of West Shade Orange township died last Thursday morning after a three year illness. She leaves a husband and five children the youngest four years old. The funeral was held Sunday at 10 30 from the West Shade church and burial followed at Midkiff cemetery.

West Shade William Jeffers Orange Township Midkiff

Elmore minister preaches both services at Middleport Church

Rev. N. R. Athey of Elmore Ohio preached morning and evening at the Middleport Church of Christ. Both services were largely attended. He is being considered as a future pastor of the church.

N. R. Athey Elmore, O Middleport Church of Christ Athey

Sunday School Attendance at Simp son M E Church Soars

The big Sunday school at Simp son M E church in Pomeroy drew 435 attendees last Sunday, nearing a record high and predicted to reach 500 next week. Adult men rose from 44 to 69, women's class from 70 to 77, young men from 60 to 68, while girls fell from 47 to 45. The total attendance increased notably from the prior Sunday.

Simpson M. E Pomeroy Attedance

Local Fans Attend Tournament Wind-Up as Scores Stand

The final tune of the tournament shows WhHICN Was WU Itrum at 33 to 18. Several local fans attended the closing events. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cooley visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brooks in Ath ents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Sweazy and their son from Greendale also appeared with Mrs.

J. M. Cooley W. J. Brooks Athents Cromwell Sweazy Greendale

School demographics shift with male majority

The school records a historic gender balance flip as male students number 137 to 122 female students, rising from a prior ratio of 104 to 117 the previous Sunday. The total students are 53 for the change, with overall counts moving from 582 to 435.

Baby Roush Burial Reported in Mason City

Mr. and Mrs. Olivier Roush of Mason City mourn the loss of their nine months old boy who died last Thursday. The burial was held at 2 p m Saturday.

Baby Roush Olivier Roush Mason City

Dr McMillan Called To See Mrs Poindexter In Charleston

Dr. McMillan of McMillan Hospital in Charleston was summoned Friday to attend Mrs. C. A. Poindexter who has been seriously ill for over a week.

Middleport McMillan McMillan Hospital Charleston C. A. Poindexter

Captain Bennett Returns as Bowers and Hamilton Improve

Captain Harry Bennett returns home after spending days in Columbus due to the critical illness of George Bowers and Milton Hamilton. Both men show improvement in Mt. Carmel hospital after operations. Hamilton’s procedure described as very serious.

Harry Bennett Columbus George Bowers Milton Hamilton Mt. Carmel Mr. Hamilton

Miss Lulu Lindsey Visits Columbus Brother

Miss Lulu Lindsey of Columbus is visiting her brother J. B. Lindsey.

Lulu Lindsey Columbus J. B. Lindsey

Mrs Earl Lama and daughter visit from Logan

Mrs Earl Lama and her daughter Kathryn Jean arrived Saturday and will spend the week with her mother Mrs Sauvage and sister Mrs Flickinger, keeping family visits in the local area.

Earl Lama Kathryn Jean Logan Mrs. Sauvage Mrs. Flickinger

Mrs J B Hodge Stricken By Typhoid At Home

Mrs J B Hodge has been quite sick at her Fourth Street residence with an attack of typhoid fever reducing her energy and prompting local concern as neighbors monitor her condition.

J .B. Hodge Fourth Street

Mrs Ottie Stanley Visits Columbus For Specialist Care

Mrs Ottie Stanley spent a week in Columbus under a specialist’s care and returned home Monday evening. While there she visited Mr and Mrs Earl Rumfield and has been in poor health since Christmas.

Ottie Stanley Columbus City Earl Rumfield Stanley

Doctor visits ill Mrs. Poindexter in Gallia region

Dr. C. E. Holzer from Gallipolis visited Mrs. C. A. Poindexter on Saturday as she has been critically ill this week.

Diphtheria Claims Logan Girl of Four

Mildred Ramey four daughter of Mrs Ethel Vorhees died Monday after a severe diphtheria attack. Seven other children in the same home are ill but less severely. Private funeral held Tuesday at Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Logan News Mildred Ramey Ethel Vorhees Elias Pleasant Hill Cemetery Harden Undertaking Company

Remembrance Gift at Methodist Church Service

During the Sunday school program Mrs. Mary Ferguson received a $20 gold gift and a floral offering as a remembrance of her more than forty years of faith and service.

Methodist Church Mary Ferguson

Mrs Ferguson’s Faithful Service as School Teacher

Mrs Ferguson served as a teacher at the school and, until the shift to a graded system, taught a class. Her life has been an example of faithfulness and an inspiration to others.

Ferguson

Grant given chance to reform after liquor manufacture charge

Frank Grant from Oreville faced Judge Pettit on a liquor manufacturing possession charge. He has a large family and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, with an offer to pay costs without jail. He was urged to return home, seek work, and stay on the water wagon.

Frank Grant

Attendance Moves in Otterbein U B and Union Methodist Classes

Large Sunday turnouts reported for Otterbein U B church 153 men and Union Methodist class 1338. Arthur T. Arnold secretary of the Ohio Sunday School association led a Union session and spoke at morning service. Rev. Christner of India preached at the U B church.

Otterbein U. B. Church Union Methodist Church Arthur T. Arnold Ohio Sunday School Association Rev Christner India U. B

Teachers Hold Session With Notable Talks Saturday

A session of the teachers of this section drew sixty eight attendees on Saturday. Jeanette White demonstrated music teaching techniques assisted by Mary Graham. Talks covered primary and advanced reading, essentials of a good school, with brief remarks from Supt. O A Butcher and Frank Adcock. The final meeting of the year is planned for April 8.

Jeanette White Mary Graham Sadie Bingham W. T. Poling C. F. Kreider Supt. O.A. Butcher Frank Adcock

Union Talk Sparks Plans for Hocking Valley Meeting

Mr. Hamilton, a carmen's union representative, spoke to local members at Pocahontas hall Sunday. Union matters were discussed and preparations made for a March 20 meeting with Hocking Valley officials in Columbus.

Hamilton Carmen’s Union Pocahontas Hall Hocking Valley Columbus

Mount Vernon Finds Glory in State Championship

Local basketball fans hail Coach Harry Newman of Mt. Vernon High School after his team clinched the state championship in Delaware Saturday. In his first year as coach, Newman celebrated with family present including his father Willard and brothers Charles and Theodore.

Newman Harry Newman Mt. Vernon Delaware Willard Newman East Street Charles Theodore

Westerville Visitors Spend Sunday in City

Mrs. O. W. Soderbloom and her children from Westerville visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins and family on North Walnut street, spending Sunday in the city.

O. W. Soderbloom Westerville Thomas Collins Nori Walnut Street

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