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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
5
Albert Robinson of Chauncey suffered head face and shoulder injuries when his touring car collided with a large freight truck at Converge and Main Streets on Thursday afternoon. He was thrown forward. the car crashed onto the sidewalk near Bartel Franz restaurant as he crossed Main Street from the Henry Garage.
Bonnie May, eight months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bartlett of Chauncey, died at the family home on Bartholomew Avenue Columbus after whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral services set for Saturday at Greenlawn Cemetery. parents have siblings Edgar Johnny and Berta Jean.
A testimonial claims Kellogg’s All-Bran improves health and bowel movements by 40 percent. The ad cites bulk and vitamin B aiding the intestinal tract, iron for blood, and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily as effective, with mild caution to see a doctor if relief isn’t achieved.
CHAUNCEY March 18 At Greens Run Church Ladies Aid Society meeting in Mrs D H Cannon home plans were made to celebrate the society anniversary in April. Eleven members attended with refreshments by Lottie Cannon. A program of games and music followed the business session led by Clara Cannon.
CHAUNCEY March 1 Announcement has been made of a formal meeting of Millfield to be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Sanders theater in Millfield. Cloud speakers will be provided and they will discuss business of importance according to union officials.
Pomeroy Church of Christ held a weekly dinner in the basement to raise church funds. Courthouse News reports Cassa A. Rose Jr was appointed administrator of Cassa A. Rose Sr estate. Transfers of real estate across several townships and mortgage actions were filed, with a St Patrick Day wedding in Pomeroy and a St Patrick Day party in Middleport featuring a three course dinner and bridge games.
Murray City church announces Passion Week events with church school at 9 30 and services at 10 30, Epworth League activities, and prayer meetings. Revival continues at George Garden Ontario with afternoon sessions and seven o clock prayers.
Diciey G. Palmer 65 formerly lived in the Tunnel and Fleming neighborhoods in Ohio and resided in Seaside Oregon. His body washed ashore near his Oregon home after he disappeared from his horse on February 20. Interment followed near his former home in Oregon. a family and community search had been conducted during his illness.
Marietta friends of Frank Bre living in his daughter Mrs. 8 C Shepard home in Athens will note he will observe his 46th birthday on Friday. He is a native of Marietta Township and was born at Sand.
A dated March II 1836 memorandum records a literary friend of cousin Joshua FP and a person named Rose observing a birthday on Lincoln's birthday at BH. Sandiard of Harmar Street is described as nephew of Mr. Racer from Elm Terrace, having spent most of life in Marietta. He is described as physically able and mentally alert.
Alexander Ramacy a longtime resident near Cutler died aged 8? at a private farm. He enlisted in the Union Army and served through 1865. Survived by wife and children Stanley John Elmer Leslis Hulda. many grandchildren. Funeral at Liberty Church Friday at 1 PM with burial there. Rev. Mr. Kimmey officiating.
Jghetis of the Mariette Chamber of Commerce and natural gas pioneers in the city and county secured relief from the State Tax Commission. Gas producers will be valued at 60 per thousand feet for production, using the 1991 figures for assessment purposes.
At a county meeting with the State Tax Commission last month, taxing unions on gas were increased arbitrarily. Patel was set at 80 on working interest and 200 on novelty, prompting dispute over the sudden rate changes.
The Civil Service Commission announces positions and salaries for U S civil service exams. Open to women for teacher of secondary English and normal school demonstration teacher in the Philippine service. Applicants need not assemble for examination and forms are available at Post Office or custom house. Washington D C Civil Service Commission.
Musterole offers fast relief for chest and throat congestion by applying a mustard menthol camphor salve described as a counter irritant. It claims to penetrate skin, stimulate circulation, and draw out infection with hourly use for five hours. A milder Children’s Musterole version is available for babies and small children.
The readable parts describe a department related to agriculture and a public notice process. Mentions of an assembly, closing activity, and a medical officer are present but details are unclear. The text references agencies, forms, and a public notice context without coherent events.
Applicants under 35 seek appointment as associate dairy husbandman duties at Lewinburg with annual pay from 3200 to 5800. Closing date noted as April. Veterans exemption mentioned based on age.
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