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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
5
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The article notes an ESS program and other events with details about participants, venues, and dates. It emphasizes local involvement and upcoming activities, naming organizations and places connected to the program.
Six years after a marriage to Mrs John E Parmiter of Columbus a funeral was held for Mrs Carson Sanders in Athens. Relatives attending included Lk L Sanders Clifford Sanders Bernice Mertens John Wheeler Ilos Dill and many Nelsonville friends. Carson Sanders Jr his wife and daughter Aly will return to Eston before resuming their home with cashier Mr W Shafer Company.
In Lexington Kentucky the Rev Julius Velasco rector of St John’s Episcopal Dayton faces ecclesiastical trial March 23 for conduct unbecoming a minister and insolence to his bishop Rt Rev H P Almond Abbott Velasco who wed a Catholic girl secretly after ordination vows The bride from Ellicott City Maryland was engaged to Velasco at ordination and his parishioners have stood by him despite suspension
Rev A H Krussell delivered a sermon titled Quiet Walks With God at the First M E Church Crusade Service. He urged that private trials become adventures with God and noted no services Saturday night.
Columbus March 14. Dr H Gordon Hayes professor of Economics told 155 Ohio State graduates at convocation that the Supreme Court’s stance risks jeopardy if it continues to obstruct legislation deemed essential. He cited Senate opposition to Charles E Hughes as potentially significant in blocking desirable measures under new economic conditions.
Five Appellate Court justices unanimously order Magistrate Albert H. Vitale removed from the bench for gross carelessness inattention ignorance and incompetence after two charges filed by the New York City Bar Association following an investigation into a December Bronx restaurant dinner in his honor.
The Christian Church Women’s Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon in the church social rooms. Presiding was Mrs. W. W. Lee. The service opened with Wonderful Words of Life.
Washington March 14 The Senate prepared to vote on amendments to the hides leather and shoe schedules of the Tariff Bill as a major revision prior to final passage. Analysts see the Democratic Western Republican coalition weakened after yesterday's sugar duty decision and expect no broad rewrite with a rise in rates.
Work of taking the business census of Athens County is expected to be completed next week by Charles KR Miller of Athens and William Wade of Buchtel as census enumerators. President Hoover urges prompt, complete, accurate responses from all persons contacted by census workers. Miller says the census is not connected to taxation, military or jury service, school attendance, immigration regulation, or law enforcement.
The Rev. Basil Dziami pastor of the Russian Orthodox Church and practicing attorney conducted funeral services for William V. Dineff age 22 who was shot to death Tuesday night by his father in law Anthony Dzauelis. Rev. Dziami also represents the slayer. Dineff had eloped with Dzauelis daughter Sophie triggering the fatal shooting.
Mr A H Brooks attends sub-district Ohio Dairy Products Association meeting in Ports mouth. Mr and Mrs Arthur McPherson return from five day motor trip to Philadelphia and Washington to attend the Shoe Repairmen Exposition. Mrs Jed Kittle visits St Louis with her sister Mrs Woodruff. Mr Clarence Mansfield undergoes nasal obstruction operation at Grant Hospital Columbus. condition favorable. Mr S C Lumunis retires after 70 years with Union Pacific and moves to Athens with wife at 111 Grosvenor Street. Harvey Ramsey to motor to Greenville Pa with son and daughter in law in wake of Mrs Ramsey death.
Athens High School graduate and World War II veteran has a novelette accepted by War Stories national publication. He lives at 14 Central Avenue with his sister Mrs. Harry Graham.
Customs officers dumped $100000 worth of liquor into Lake Erie from the tug Sambo G after seizing the cargo several days earlier as part of the Cleveland area operation.
Ohio farmers face broad price drops as world markets show a general lower level. Wool butter coffee and farm goods fall about one third while wheat pork and other exports ease. Prices may rise later but the trend points to a sustained lower level in coming months.
Director King Vidor paid 400 in federal court after pleading guilty to failure to pay proper income tax. He was assessed 9976 in deficiency taxes and penalties. His wife Eleanor Boardman also paid 2000 for returning an incorrect tax statement.
Washington March 14 The War Department ordered all Army officers learn to shoe horses. Secretary Hurley said instruction must be sufficient to ensure proper shoeing under all circumstances. Infantry officers must know enough to tell when a horseshoe fits.
Prizes were awarded to Clyde Mansfield and N. E. Mills for high scores in the casting contest sponsored by the Bank Walton League held at the Armory Thursday night. Twenty contestants participated. A souvenir was awarded to Mr.
Mansfield claimed the top prize while Mr. Mills received a can of pork rind bait. Prizes were supplied by a local hardware store, and organizers plan to make the casting contest a weekly event.
Agatha Hart seeks divorce from G Hart on adultery grounds. They married May 25 1927 and have one child. She requests temporary alimony and custody of the child.
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