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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1935

Page

2

Nelsonville Business Women to Get Charter During Week Events

Nelsonville's newly organized Business and Professional Women's Club plans a March 24 charter ceremony after attending an Athens friendship banquet at Hillcrest Inn. The program starts with a noon luncheon at the Dew Hotel followed by the charter presentation and a musical program. State officer Miss Virginia A. Fletcher, Xenia, will present the charter to Miss Ellen Burnell, the local president, in a gathering expected to draw attendees from neighboring cities.

Nelsonville Athens Hillcrest Inn Dew Hotel Virginia A. Fletcher Xenia

Reckless Driving Charges In Nelsonville City Court

Kenneth Newlin of Asbury Ridge pleaded guilty to reckless driving after crashing into a telephone pole at Watkins and Chestnut Streets. The pole was knocked down and two wheels broke from the car. he was fined $10 and costs. Howard Donaldson of Kimberly also pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $10 and costs.

Kenneth Newlin Asbury Ridge Watkins and Chestnut Streets Newlin Costa Howard Donaldson Kimberly J. A. Bower State Highway Patrol Donaldson

Two Teachers Are Party Honor Guests

In Nelsonville a surprise party honored Mrs Ruth Carsner of Murray City and Miss Louise Rice of Nelsonville for their birth days. Charles W Ziegler and New Town School pupils hosted an afternoon of games and song with birthday cakes and refreshments. Guests included L F Rice, Floyd Parry, Harry Farmer, Mrs CW Ziegler and children, Carl Carsner, La Donna Craft, Lila Ellis, and Mrs Richard McCann.

Nelsonville Charles W. Ziegler New Town School Ruth Carsner Murray Ctty Louise Rice Ward Township Misa Elnora Mason Eugene Bittner Mra Ll. FP Rice Floyd Parry Carbon Hill Harry Farmer Jobs CW. Ziegler Betty and Mert Carl Carsner la Donna Craft Lila Ellis Richard McCann Murray City

Class Entertained at M E Church Monday

Nelsonville Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church met Monday in the church parlors with 36 members attending. Mrs Ogg led the social evening and hostesses Elizabeth Hannahs Janice Hartley Bee Galvin and Nora Weiss served refreshments. Contests and games featured the gathering with Mrs Mable Jones winning the center prize. Next meeting set for Friday with teacher Mrs Thoote Spencer.

Nelsonville Clnas Methodist Church Ogg Elizabeth Hannahs Janice Hartley Bee Galvin Nora Weiss Mable Jones

Miss Elizabeth Linton Hosts Miapah Class Meeting

Miss Elizabeth Linton will host a Miapah Class gathering for members of the Methodist Church on Wednesday at 7 30 o clock in Nelson Mississippi.

Nelson Elizabeth Linton The Methodist Church

Burial of William Pritchard at Greenlawn Wednesday

William Pritchard former Hocking Valley resident died Sunday at his son’s Urbana home. Funeral wagon will reach Nelsonville Wednesday afternoon for burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. He belonged to Philedorian Lodge 157 F and A M and Foresters of America at Murray City. Survived by three sons William John of Columbus Guy of Urbana a daughter Mrs George Robson of Scranton four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Nelsonville William Pritchard Hocking Valley Urbana Greenlawn Cemetery Pritchard Philedorian Lodge No. 157 Foresters of America Murray City William John Columbus Guy George Robson Scranton

Drum Corps to Attend Perry County Rally

Ameri can Legion drum corps will travel to New Lexington Wednesday night for a Perry County Legion Rally. Members gather at the Legion building in Nelsonville at 6 30 in full uniform and cars will transport the corps to New Lexington.

Nelsonville American Legion New Lexington Perry County Legion Corpa

Bridge Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Barron in Nelsonville

Mrs Florence Barron hosted 16 members of her bridge club Friday at the Colonial with a St. Patrick touch. Guests included Mrs Karl McCune Mrs Arthur Burgess Mrs Robert Kinney Mrs Jerome Zeigier and Mrs Beatrice Morgan. After dinner bridge was played with Mrs McCune high guest score and Mrs Corwin Cookson and Mrs C H Ruble high club scores. Jerome Zeigler returned to Cincinnati after a two week visit. A separate note says Pocahontas Lodge will hold a benefit bingo at Red Men’s Hall on Wednesday March 20 starting at 8 15 PM.

Nelsonville Florence Barron St. Patrick Karl McCune Arthur Burgess Robert Kinney Jerome Zeigier Cincinnati Beatrice Morgan New Lexington Barron McCune Corwin Jerome Zeigler W. H. Hyde Alden Buleson Long Island J. M. Hyde Pocahontas Lodge Red Men's Hall

Red Cross Begins First Aid Classes at Ohio University

The Red Cross offers first aid classes in the Ohio University Men's Gymnasium under Dr. W. J. Fenton. Sessions run daily 3 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm until 15 hours are completed. Examiners include William H. Herbert, Miss Marvel Mee, Miss Charlotte LaTourrette, Mrs. Thor Olson, and Mrs. Fred Wheaton, who must refresh every two years.

Red Cross Ohio University W. J. Fenton William H. Herbert Marvel Mee Charlotte LaTourrette Thor Olson Fred Wheaton Athens

Military funeral for William Baker in Fisher Ohio

Members of Company L 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard will conduct the military funeral for William Baker son of Mr and Mrs F R Baker at 2 P M Wednesday at the Baker home in Fisher He was a sergeant in the company Rev Ray Huff will officiate burial follows at West Union Street Cemetery

166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard William Baker F. R. Baker Fisher Baker Ray Huff West Union Street

Mrs Blanche Steppe Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Mrs Blanche Steppe of 30 North College Street Athens underwent an appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday afternoon. Her condition is reported as good. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard McClain of Athens Route 7 at the hospital Monday. Donald Cooley of Athens and J M Nicholson of Dexter were discharged Tuesday from the hospital.

Blanche Steppe North College Street Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Howard McClain Donald Cooley J. M. Nicholson Dexter

Grand Jurors Weigh Relief Charge Probes and Court Moves

Newark libel charge filed against Hopkins in municipal court prompts possible transfer to federal court if extradition not required. Gov Davey pushes state relief inquiry, denounces Hopkins as “base and foul character assassin” as House votes to investigate State Relief Administration and alleged campaign donor pressures.

Davey Hopkins Newark Danny Ohio Senate House State Relief Administration Federal Relief Administrator Ohio Relief Administration Frank D. Henderson Martin

Old Fashioned Clothes Feature P T A Play

Shade gymnasium hosted a PTA play titled A Modern Sewing Society of the 1890s drawing more than 400 residents. The Art and Thimble Club managed the event with refreshments and costumes led by Mrs Gladys Burson Friese in a grandmother wedding gown. The high school orchestra conducted by Raymond Connett performed, and Mrs Herb Ruth provided a reading.

Shade Parent Teacher Association Gladys Burson Friese Lucius Coe Raymond Connett Herb Ruth

Recaptured Man Hopes For Pardon on Record

Joseph Maguirsh age 45 escaped London Prison Farm December 6 1930 and was recaptured Monday. He said he had gone straight and will be recommended for release by police his church pastor and friends in Hammond Indiana where he has been living.

Marion Joseph Maguirsh London Prison Farm Hammond Ind

Patman Estimates Bonus Impact on Ohio Counties

Congressman Wright Patman reports in the Congressional Record that if a veteran bonus is approved Ohio counties would share large sums. Athens County would see 783 222 dollars while other counties like Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Perry Winston and Washington receive substantial totals. National distribution could reach about 2.2 billion dollars with 177 390 Ohio veterans affected.

Athens County Congress Wright Patman D. Tex Ohio Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Perry Winston Washington Patman

Company L Prepares For U. S. Inspection

The 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard unit Company L conducts its final drill before a federal inspection led by Major Seaman. The two hour practice tests equipment readiness and NCO and private confidence as a crowd awaits Friday’s Armory demonstration.

166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Seaman Columbus

West Side Pupils Stage Health Play At PTA Meeting

Third grade pupils at West Side School present a health themed play Tuesday night at the PTA meeting. The cast includes teachers and students such as Joyce Bigum, Robert Ballenger, Louise Llewellyn, Virginia Llewellyn, Ruth Steinmetz, and Evelyn De Pew with a crusader team and fairy queen aiding the children against candy cravings and study distractions.

West Side School Joyce Bigum Badgoblins Robert Ballenger Jack Daft Louise Llewellyn Duane Townsend Paul Larch Kenneth Perkins Louis Burgett Betty Finnearty Virginia Wilson Louisianna Boyer June Cullum Marion Potts Mary Six Irene Gloeckner Crusaders Howard

Rain Tonight and Cold Weather Ahead in Athens District

The Athens District forecast calls for rain tonight and colder weather Wednesday. Tuesday will be warmer with a high near 50. Clouds bring drizzle and a night low around W degrees.

Athens

Will Collect Books For Library Service

Athens County Library Service holds a book and magazine collection this week starting Wednesday. People outside schools can drop off reading material at the schools or Chubb Library or contact Miss Kate Hall at the library.

Athens County Library Service Chubb Library Kate Hall

County to fund extension agent post through three percent fund

Athens County commissioners discussed funding an extension agent or corn hog agent as a condition for farmers to participate in the 1995 Federal corn hog program. Last year 285 farmers signed to reduce production, receiving $32 000. A 3 percent contribution from signers was proposed to raise 750 with others, details left to the Corn-Hog Allotment Committee. Frank Minner offered to start the fund with a one dollar contribution.

Athens County Fred Kittle Frank Minner Frank Biddle Commission Minner

Doctor Goldsberry Charged With Assault Bound Over

Dr Blaine R Goldsberry faced assault and battery charges from Frank Niggemeyer in Athens R D 7. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond after a hearing before Mayor Len B McCune. The case stems from a dispute following a truck collision involving Lawrence Niggemeyer who was fined $25 and costs for failing to stop.

Blaine R. Goldsberry Frank Niggemeyer Athens R. D Len B. McCune Dr. Goldsberry Lawrence Niggemeyer Justice of the Peace T. R. Bennett

Memories of Maple Sugar Work and Early Home Camp Life

The writer recalls tapping soft maples and boiling sap at night to make sugar. They describe camp life, wooden shanties, and selling sugar as young merchants, with prices like one gallon syrup and ten cents per pound sugar. The piece notes sap quality, weather effects, and a mystery robbery incident.

Chauncey Athens County Ohio

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