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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1930
Page
4
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Elmer I. Holmes, about 40, son of Frank Holmes of Syracuse, is reported as owner of a major New York airport via General Aero Corporation. He controls the Eastern Air Express Line, owns 60 plus parcels totaling about 200 acres near Jackson Heights, NYC, worth an estimated 60 000 per acre, and plans to rejuvenate Syracuse as he returns home with funds for development.
A cross section of local events: a charity supper and prize draw announced by the Cosmopolitan Club. reports on the Metropolitan Club meeting with papers on Trish Yolk Lore and Romantic Scotland. Mothers Club activities at West Ind School. Martha Class and Faithful Martha Circle meetups. American Legion auxiliary hosting a bridge and euchre party. Also bankruptcy notice for Fred Deer Bankrupt.
Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter D A R marked Charter Day with a supper at Limhurst Tavern beginning 6:80 o clock. The regent and officers hosted guests. Amy Pore performed dances. Florence Smith and Windsor read sketches. Lydia Trugg led introductions. talks praised the chapter and planned Miami Florida outreach. 32 attended.
March 16. A ludicrous night in Pomeroy features David Love rolling a Swiss cheese tub from Pomeroy to Middleport and back along the cement highway. The tub had an axle and handshakers and was equipped with a string of sleigh bells. Franz financed the undertaking for the amusement of the town.
The Ohio Valley Apple Blossom Association banquet at Elmhurst Tavern featured Professor Hout as toastmaster and musicians from Marshall College Huntington. About 125 guests were seated for a lively event with humor and applause, marking a spirited community gathering.
Pomeroy March 16 Thirty . The object of the gathering was a presentation to drive home the fact that the jailbreak leader once a friend sat on the steps of the courthouse and waited for the appearance of this person now proved to be a neighbor. The event drew crowds from Meigs County and beyond as reports detailed the long history of the case and the man’s connections to the community.
Mrs. Paul Vale formerly of Pomeroy graduates from Ohio State University College of Education at winter quarter end. She moved with her husband to Tomersy then Columbus where he practices law. The obituary notes the mother’s death preceded marriage and their return to Columbus.
In Pomeroy three of four expected defendants appeared in Common Pleas Court and were sent to Ohio Penitentiary. Wal Gifley admitted robbery of revolvers in Middleport and drew 3 to 15 years. Ed Taylor, charged with wire theft, faced additional charges. Sherif Witlock cited prior Indiana terms and indicated willingness to testify. Judge Crow imposed two to seven years in the penitentiary for one defendant. others awaited further action.
Chartes Fink sues Weyman Simmons for seven dollars and fifty cents plus costs over a November 23 incident on Main Street Pomeroy where Simmons allegedly backed into Fink s machine and caused damage. The docket notes the case was appealed from Justice Gilmore s court and moved to a higher court after the January 27 trial.
The group announces new members including Mrs. Trora Guin and Mrs. J. W. Reeves. Attendees list the rest of the committee in attendance, and refreshments were served after the event.
Isaac Jones, 64, died at his mother's home in Syracuse on Friday morning after a heart attack. He was the son of William and Eliza Jones. his father had died years ago. The mother, her family, and Al Scott and others lived at the old home place. Funeral arrangements have been announced.
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