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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1930

Page

2

Pythian Sisters Degree Staff Host Card Party

Middleport March 14 Mrs Louis Burford entertained the Degree Staff of Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters at the Allen Hotel Twenty four guests attended After an indoor picnic dinner the evening featured Five Hundred prizes awarded Mrs B I Fultz won first prize and Mrs Noah Gibbs second prize The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Pat Gallagher and Mrs Homer Jones

Middleport Louis Burford Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters Allen Hotel B. I. Fultz Noah Gibbs Pat Gallagher Homer Jones

Beef Market Outlook Despite Demand Fears

Traders see cattle prices likely rising from current highs but worry the beef-buying public cannot absorb a larger supply. Few expect the market to handle higher volumes without price declines, reflecting cautious demand and capacity concerns.

Mine Operators Jailed by Mistake in Ohio Valley

In Pomeroy West Virginia area a party of mine operators visiting a Hallwood coal mine were mistaken for wire thieves and jailed briefly. Sheriff and officials corrected the error by mid afternoon, freeing four men who had been held since 6 p m. The incident sparked reflection on misidentification as a corroded old Indian monument watch. The article also notes local health updates and community events including Carnivals and evangelistic services at the Christian Church led by Rev. Fred Gardner.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Bend M. L. French Hallwood West Columbia West Virginia Ohio ‘Tower T Tey Gey Busiss Plasant Lotet Middleport J. A. Willock Meigs County Cornstalk Ben Wilck Oine

Ill health blamed for strong death by own action

George Strohg Strong, 52, was found hanged in the barn at the family home in Salem Township near Pomeroy. Coroner Bl. H. Ewing ruled death a suicide caused by ill health and despondency after a series of injuries and poor health.

Salem Township Mrs. Nichols Lena Mr. Strong Bl. H. Ewing Pomeroy Glenn Strong Salem Center Strong

Marcus Peyton Dies at 83 After Stroke in Rutland Area

Marcus J. Peyton, 83, died Wednesday night at 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wilson near Rutland from a stroke and complications. A Civil War veteran and Christian Church member, he lived in Middleport for many years and later resided elsewhere after his wife and daughter died. He leaves two brothers John and Andrew Peyton of Harrisonville and son-in-law W F Russell. Funeral Sunday at 2 from the Christian Church in Middleport with burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.

Middleport Marcus J. Peyton John Wilson Rutland Peyton Christian Church Rawlings Farmer

Garrett Nease Called by Death in Wichita Kansas

Garrett Nease aged 75 from Meigs County died in Wichita Kansas. He taught school in Meigs County and later in Kansas where he ran a telephone exchange and prospered. He never married and is survived by sisters Hannah Nease Flora Nease and brother Apperson Nease. His body will be brought to Meigs County for burial in Gilmore Cemetery with funeral likely Saturday.

Pomeroy Garrett Nease Wichita Kansas Nease Meigs County Apperson Nease Westerville Hannah Nease Buffalo W. Va Flora Nease Melvin *Aulin Gilmore Cemetery

Danderine Hair Product Promises Healthier Hair

An advertisement touts Danderine as a daily hair care solution for children and families. It claims the product replaces oils, smooths waves, stops shedding, dissolves dandruff crust, and leaves hair shiny, vigorous, and easier to manage, claiming five million bottles sold yearly.

Shelf Covers for Pantries in Printed Water-resistant Fabrics

New pantry shelf covers come in printed waterproof fabrics and in washable hilloth style designs. The article highlights durable, easy care options for kitchen storage.

Campbell Retired From Youngstown Steel Firm

James A. Campbell 86, longtime industrial leader and chairman of the Youngstown Independent Steel Company, will retire from active service due to the sale of the Youngstown institution. Campbell began in 1891 at Warren plant, later leading Sheet & Tube as president, and served as board chairman since last year.

Pomeroy James A. Campbell Youngstown Independent Steel Company Ohio Youngstown Institution Campbell Warren Trumbull Iron Company Republic Iron & Steel Co Sheet & Tube

Drilling Firms Set to Drill Ten Wells on Brooks Farm

A Parkersburg company has established a rig on the old Col. E. P. Brooks farm near Harrisonville and will immediately begin drilling ten wells. The 200 acre property is owned by the Mayhugh family and lies in the heart of the gas field.

Pomeroy Parkersburg Col. E. P. Brooks Harrisonville Mayhugh

Konjola Heals Loneliness of Gas and Rheumatism

John Thomas of Youngstown describes four years of stomach gas heart palpitations and rheumatic pain. After using Konjola he reports complete relief from gas pains breathlessness and rheumatic pain and says his whole system has improved. Konjola is sold at McKee Drug Store Athens and by druggists in the region.

John Thomas Fleming Street Youngstown Konjola

To Plant Spuds Saint Patrick s Day In Meigs County

Meigs County residents plan early potato plantings on Saint Patrick s Day Monday the 17th if the weather remains fair. Many will plant small early crops and take advantage of favorable conditions in Pomeroy.

Pomeroy Meigs County

Bell Telephone plans aerial to underground cable move in Pomeroy

In a March 14 letter, Bell Telephone Company of Ohio says aerial plant along Main Street will be moved by October 4 and underground cables will enter Pomeroy from Thomas Fork. The company seeks permission to trench Second Street and Butternut Avenue to lay cables, with cement slabs removed and replaced. State Highway Department permit not yet decided.

Pomeroy R. G. Webster Bell Telephone Company of Ohio Main Street American Telephone & Telegraph Company Thomas * Fork Second Street Butternut Avenue

Misprint Corrects Prisoner Home in Pomeroy Item

In Pomeroy on March 14 a sub headline misidentified the prison destination. The body clarified that Paul Gibbs and Joe Hedrick were taken to Mansfield Reformatory, while the headline wrongly named Gibbs and Farber. Max Farber was the robber in the incident.

Pomeroy Paul Gibbs Joe Hedrick Mansfield Reformatory Gibbs Farber Max Farber

Two marriage licenses issued in Meigs County in March

Meigs County courthouse officials reported two marriage licenses issued thus far in March. They also noted three divorce cases heard in court and several others filed during the period.

Pomeroy Meigs County

Hog Prices Dip Below 1929 Levels in First Quarter

Columbus report notes hog prices under last year for first time in three months as receipts stagnate and demand falls. C J West of the Ohio Farm Bureau Corp says pork is ten percent lower than a year ago while beef prices have also declined.

Columbus C. J. West Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation

Escape Attempt Fatal at Trenton Prison

A desperate planned escape from the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton ends fatally for inmate Charles Evans, a lifer and trusty, as authorities report the incident on March 14. The incident details indicate a carefully staged breakout attempt and subsequent outcomes at the state penitentiary.

Trenton N. J U.P New Jersey Charles Evans

Milk of Magnesia Trademark History

An old note describes Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for stomach acidity sold as a bottle at drugstores. It traces the product as a registered trade mark of Charles H Phillips and its predecessors since 1875, noting its long-standing use in correcting excess acids.

Reid Charles H. Wphillip H Fond Jeompany Chars H Phillins

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