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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1936
Page
2
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Nelsonville forms a new VFW post with C N Ervin named commander. W F Gray and Gerald Nelson named senior and junior vice commanders, Ben F Brady as quartermaster. The charter remains open for charter members as organizers plan a membership push and an institution date will be announced later.
Dorothy Ann Lowden hosted her Methodist Church Sunday School class at her Route 81 country home. Eleven members attended an evening of games followed by a refreshment course for the teacher Miss Ruth Rothrock.
Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer and Miss Bertha Nix were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Lulu Poston in Athens.
Mrs Roy Snackenburg and Mrs Frank Lowry hosted the Circle of Ruth Sunday School class at the former Monroes home in Nelsonville. Mrs Lowry spoke on Genesis chapters 1 and 2, followed by discussion. Thirteen members attended and a refreshment course was served late.
Miss Ellen Burnel and a long list of attendees from California joined the district meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's Club at Hotel Berry in Athens on a Sunday. The gathering included several prominent women such as Mrs C H Bartlett and Mrs Ruth Hale among others.
Mrs. Ide Whitlatch is recovering at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital after a broken hip. Her children Mrs. Georgia Foughty and the families of William Schaefer and Elmer Whitlatch visited on Sunday and she was moved to her daughter’s home today.
The Doanville Girls Club sponsors an Amateur Hour at Doanville School House at 7 30 pm on Wednesday. Local talent will perform an hour of music with Major Bowes Ruth Nixon and the gang appearing for a real show. Prizes will be awarded to winners.
Mr and Mrs J L Jack return to their Columbus home after staying with their son Clarence and family. Oral Daugherty and Mrs Fanny Gibson spent the end of the week at Akron. Mr and Mrs J L Lowden and daughter and Mrs Anna Lowden of Lancaster spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs Chas Bayliss assisted by Miss Geneva Gears and Mrs Clarence Kelly will host the Methodist Guild gathering Tuesday night at the Bayliss home on Myers Street.
Nelsonville report: the Woman's Benefit Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the Red Men's Hall.
Nelsonville notices a Queen Esthers regular meeting set for Wednesday night at 338 Elizabeth Street with Miss Vera Coakley hosting and Miss De Marius Sanders assisting. All members urged to attend.
Mrs E E Bell received word of the death of her cousin Mrs Val Davis at St Vincent Hospital Long Island. Davis had lived there about a year with her daughter Mrs Monroe Brown and was a well known Nelsonville resident and member of the Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR. The local chapter honors her ancestry and service.
Nelsonville report says the Junior Order sponsors its weekly benefit bingo party Tuesday night at the I O O F Hall. The public is invited to attend.
The Athens Salvation Army under commander Adj. W. W. Hinshaw with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reif conducts regular services at 9 W. Washington St Nelsonville every Tuesday and Saturday night, authorities announced today.
Charlie Newton of Dayton Ohio died at his home on Tuesday March 10 at age 45. He was well known locally. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m in Dayton with burial in the city.
Mr and Mrs Freddie Spence of Haydenville announce the birth of a daughter on March 12. Grandparents are Mrs John Oliver of this city and Mrs Nancy Spence of Haydenville.
Nelsonville Lodge No. 543 BPO Elks will hold its annual officer election on Tuesday night March 17 at 7 80 o clock. A luncheon will be served following the meeting.
Funeral services for John Wukinson will be held Tuesday at 2 o clock at the family residence in The Plains. Burial will be at Greenlawn.
Walter Carsner Orbiston and Dave Christian faced arraignments in Mayor Holland's court Friday night and Monday. Each pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs.
A testimonial from Mrs. Gaye Withem of Route One Athens touts Vendor as relieving dizziness, constipation, and digestive distress. The ad promotes Vendor’s roots and herbs, claims quick gas relief, and urges readers to ask for the Vendor Man at the Athens Pharmacy while noting its sale by leading druggists.
Buchtel high school seniors will perform The Sunbonnett Girl at the Buchtel opera house on Tuesday. Ruth Mingus stars as Sunbonnett Sue with Don Shively as Bob Coleman and Vivian Vice as Mrs. Coleman. The cast includes John Vice, Margaret Savage, Theresa Culp, and others with a Harmony Aces music contest and a Husking Bee special feature.
Eugene Ward of Nelsonville pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor G Holland on a March 19 hearing related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a Saturday collision in front of the City Building. Three intoxication arraignments heard. Gilbraith Sewards Jones pleaded guilty with $5 fines and costs.
Ohio Fuel Gas Company crews drilling on Sunday Creek Coal lease in the Bailey Run field plan to hit the sand by Tuesday. The Grover Young Farm site at Hamley Run will bedeepened to the shale by K. Martin. A Johnson Hill test on the Jake Keplar lease will be conducted by Charleston Gas Company.
Scotland posted the highest marriage rate in a decade in 1983 while recording its lowest birth rate on record for that year. The trends reflect shifting family patterns and demographic changes across the country.
County Agent Nolan Young may drop the prairie dog banquet idea aimed at proving a point to critics. Poison baits for prairie dogs have reduced live sightings, and Young has yet to secure a live specimen to showcase.
The weather outlook for Ohio for the week beginning March 16 predicts unsettled conditions near the lake with intermittent rain or snow and frequent temperature changes. Central and southern areas expect occasional rain early in the week and again Friday or Saturday with mild temperatures on Monday and Tuesday, cooler midweek, then warmer by Friday.
A 35 year old Black man named Philip Beger accused of attacking two white women was seized from Chattohoochee County officers by an armed masked mob near Casseta Georgia. He was found fatally wounded with a rope around his neck near a swampland lake hours later.
Lot tie Hively sues Heber and Ruby Saunders and Joseph M Saunders executor of John S Saunders estate in Gallipolis Common Pleas seeking money or foreclosure on 81 acres. Plaintiff alleges a $1500 note with mortgage as security and that Heber and Ruby signed the note while Joseph M Saunders claims an interest in the property.
In Gallia County Chester Nash of Guyan Township is named defendant in a common pleas action for failure to provide by his wife Maude Nash. Nash is bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond. Marvin Deckard also bound $200 faces grand jury for reckless driving per Elza Deed’s complaint in Justice Fred Millisor’s court.
John Hamilton of Lecta Gallia County, an honor graduate of Gallia Academy High School last year, judged the poultry show at the Little International Stock Show in Columbus hosted by Ohio State University's Animal Husbandry Department where he is a student.
Mrs. Edward Carter hosted a Friday night celebration for her daughter June's 14th birthday in Nelsonville. Guests included Elois Badger Esther Barron Evelyn Jo Fiske Ruth Bayless Ruth Duskey Gertrude Dearth Jeanette Davis Londa Lee Pollock Anna Warner Anita Thompson Wanda Runton Bob Thompson Robert Bernard Billy Maxine and Joan Carter with games and ice cream and cake served.
At the Nelsonville high school PTA meeting this evening the eighth grade mothers will host and serve refreshments following the session.
Floyd A. Lewis 32 of Thurman Route 2 was found hours after his car left Highway 11 and plunged 30 feet to railroad tracks near Gallipolis. A passerby discovered the body at 10 a.m. Sunday, after rainfall obscured the wreck. Sheriff E. E. Hatfield and Police Chief John Fraley investigated.
Dwight Heath, vocational agriculture instructor, runs three farm training classes in Gallipolis. Poultry production class welcomes both sexes at Bulaville town hall on Thursdays at 7:30 p m. Bethesda feeds class meets Fridays at 7:30 p m. Young Farmers Association grows with 17 members ages 16 to 26 led by Bruce McDonald president Roy Burger vice president and Sam Drummond secretary treasurer. Classes convene Mondays at 7:30 p m in the ag building near the high school with boxing as an opener for the boys.
Grace M. Higgins received 50 dollars for expenses in her divorce and alimony suit against Lawson B. Higgins before Judge W. R. White. Audrey Davis was granted a divorce from Lewin M. Davis and awarded custody of their minor child William Cecil Davis. The court found extreme cruelty and ordered Davis to pay 112.58 dollars immediately, 2 dollars weekly for child support, and 10.83 dollars in court costs, with some furniture awarded to Mrs. Davis.
Treasure Wilben, recently arrested in Charleston West Virginia and indicted by the last grand jury, pleaded guilty to non-support and was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory on Saturday by Judge W R White.
Jacob Rupe of Cheshire presented an 1814 deed from Jacob Roush to Paul Roush for a 60 acre Cheshire farm, bought from the U. S. Government in 1812. Witnesses were Nathaniel Gates and Phineas Matthews, George Swisher. The story notes Rupe as Gallia County’s oldest Mason with long lodge ties and details family lineage.
Three hundred Jehovah's Witnesses gathered in Gallipolis with meetings at Hotel Libby and Woodmen's Hall. The division leader, a Portsmouth doctor, announced a house to house canvass across 22 towns in Ohio and nearby areas, displaying literature, selling nothing, and accepting contributions only.
Judge W R White confirmed a sale and ordered $1 205 in proceeds distributed among Bessie C Dodrill D N Vance and co defendants. Taxes $8 32 go to county treasurer and $129 22 to court costs. Dodrill receives $177 92 while D N Vance gets $533 73 and $850 83 goes to Kathryn Ruth James Jr Garfield Edith Norma and Robert. Lee Dodrill listed among co defendants.
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