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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
3
Youth and the right over wrong discussed by judge
Judge I M Johnson of Athens spoke to the Young People's Society at Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville on youth and crime warning that many begin with small misdeeds leading to serious crimes. He urged focus on early help rather than punishment and defined character as choosing right over easy wrong, noting environment and poverty influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nville
I. M. Johnson
Athens
Visi
Young People’s Society Presbyterian Church
Papener
Johnson
Nelsonville
IGASS ENTERTAINED BY METHODIST GROUP
A Methodist group hosted by Mrs Cheries and Mrs Effie Bardain met Friday evening at Adams Street. Mrs Ales and Mrs James Bland were hostesses. President ye Howard led the session with devotions by Mrs Elia Sheldon and a program by Mrs Williams. After the program 14 members and three guests were served. In April Mrs Emily McManha will lead devotions and Mrs ma will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries
Effie Bardain
Adams Street
Ales
James Bland
Ye Howard
Elia Sheldon Hi
Williams
Emily McManha
Buchtel Constable Denies Intoxication
Nelsonville March 27 Sam McDonald constable of York Township pleaded not guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated at arraignment before Mayor J W Hickman. He was released for a hearing March 28. Police said McDonald, driving Luther Burchs car, hit a parked truck on Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sam McDonald
Buchtel
York Township
J. W. Hickman
George Bateman
McDonald
Poplar Street
James Cope
Luther Burch
Burch
Twelve Mines Working Near Nelsonville in District Report
Nelsonville district reports twelve mines operating today with deadhead cars totaling 317. Mines listed include Sunday Creek No. 6 Millfield No. 24 Jacksonville 10-X Orleston Tropic Luhrig Lick Run Brush Fork White Ash Bailey Run Warner Collieries No 28 and more. Railroads serving the district show deadheads for New York Central 161 R and O 11 C and O 1 2 W 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Jacksonville
Orbiston
Carbondale
Manhattan
Chauncey
Tropic
Luhrig
Lick Run
Brush Fork
Bailey Run
Warner Collieries
New York Central
R. &Co
Body of Patrick Cavanaugh Brought to Nelsonville for Burial
The body of Patrick Cavanaugh, age 9% years, who died Thursday in Toledo, was brought to Nelsonville on Sunday and taken to the home of Raymond Sommers on Chestnut Street. Funeral services were held at St. Patrick Cemetery in Buchtel after a service by Father Carney and Dincau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Patrick Cavanaugh
Toledo
Tuken
Raymond Sommers
Chestnut Street
Duchtel
Father Carney
Dincaui
St. Patrick
Buchtel
Preaching by Elder John R. Yince in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on Tuesday at 7 30 p m Elder John R Yince of Columbus will preach at the Latter Day Saint Church located at the corner of Jackson and Harper Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John R. Yince
Columbus
Latter Day Saint
Jackson and
Harper Streets
Methodist class to be entertained at Mrs Burnell’s home
The Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained Thursday night by Mrs. Will Burnell at her home on West Washington Street. Mrs. Ed Dugan will be the assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Will Burnell
West Washington Street
Ed Dugan
Local Guests Share Weekend in Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville report notes Mrs. Joe Garlinger and sons Edgar and Rolland of Smithfield as well as Mrs. Ned Stanley of Steubenville visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McConaha in Nelsonville Route 1. Also guests included Lowell Burnell, Ohio State University senior in dentistry, and Leighton Aumiller and son Dick of Columbus. Lennox Hutchinson and Miss Betty Hill of Columbus were weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Garlinger
Edgar and Rolland
Smithfield
Ned Stanley
Steubenville
W. J. McConaha
Nelsonville
Will Burnell
Lowell
Ohio State University
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Lennox Hutchinson
Betty Hill
Unemployed League Organized at Luhrig
Local branch of The League of Unemployed organized at Luhrig on Sunday March 26 with Ed Michael and Harrison Lovsey from The Plains League outlining aims. Elected officers include Sam Pidcock president and William Horn vice president. grievance committee named. Next meeting set for Saturday April 1 and a Plains meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. Communities awaiting organization to send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig
League of Unemployed
Plains League
Ed Michael
Harrison Lovsey
E. C. Woodworth
Athens
Luhing League
Sam Pidcock
William Horn
Henry Tedrow
Tom Pidcock
Leonard Syx
Jack McBride
Vivan Woodyard
Arthur McNutt
Mr. Smith
William Syx
the Plains
Um6
License Tag Price To Drop One Fourth Beginning April First
Reduction of one fourth the original price applies to commercial and passenger car license tags effective Saturday April 1. Passenger tag prices fall from 7 to 5.25, 10 to 7.50, 15 to 11.25, 20 to 15, and 25 to 15.75 with trailers similarly reduced to a minimum 2.50. Last week license tag sales totaled 25 dollars with several individual tag amounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Motor Vehicles
Judge Granted Life or Death Decision in Cleveland Boy Case
In Cleveland on March 27 the Common Pleas Judge Virgil J. Terrell was given power to decide whether Leo Berkowitz, 17, shall live or die. Berkowitz waived jury trial and is charged with shooting Samuel Moss during an attempted meat market holdup on January 18. He reportedly admitted involvement with a second gunman who has not been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Leo Berkowitz
Common Pleas
Virgil J. Terrell
Samuel Moss
Berkowitz
Explosion damages four story Newark building in downtown
Investigation began in Newark to determine the cause of a downtown explosion and fire that wrecked a four story building. Damage is estimated at fifty dollars. authorities work to identify origin and responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Newport man dies by suicide during bridge game
A man excused a personal crisis then shot and killed himself last night at the home of his sister John Thompson. The incident occurred during a bridge game, leaving Thompson dead and investigators to determine motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John Thompson
Estranged Husband Kills Wife in Shop
In Middletown Bertha Ring 25 operator of a beauty parlor was shot and killed today by estranged husband Charles Ring 32 after she opened her shop. He was arrested on a murder warrant as domestic troubles prompted his leaving home last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bertha Ring
Charles Ring
Ohio River Flood Reaches Kentucky Inundating Park Track
In Henderson Kentucky the Ohio River floodwaters breached a levee submerging Dade Park Race Track. The crest moved toward the Mississippi as the death toll across Ohio and Kentucky rose to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
U.P
Dade Park
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Plans To Free All Beer Law Breakers
Governor White said he would pardon those jailed for illegal beer manufacture once the 3.2 percent beer bill passes. He is compiling data on offenders, offenses, and locations serving sentences or defaulted fines. Three Killed By Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
White
Ohio
Cleveland Faces Theater Strike After Weekend Talks
Cleveland workers and neighborhood exhibitors failed to reach an agreement after weekend negotiations ending in theater employment disputes. The stalemate prolongs a theaterless week as unions press demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Millfield Brothers Fined After Family Fight
Millfield brothers Frank and John Gladden were arrested by Deputy Roy Goldsberry and arraigned before Magistrate Pearl Miller. Frank pleaded guilty to intoxication and John to assault and battery. fines were $5 and costs for Frank and $10 and costs for John, with release after payment. The arrest followed a fist fight in which Frank was badly beaten by his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
John Gladden
Millfield
Roy Goldsberry
Pearl
John
Will of Theodore Hawk Heard in Athens County Probate Court
Hearing set for Tuesday morning in Athens County Probate Court to determine the will of Theodore Hawk. The document leaves all real and personal property to two sons Fid ward FE Hawk and Austin DP Hawk with a dispute clause over division and a potential court challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Athens County
M. Johnson
Fidward FE
Austin
Greta Garbo Heads Home to Hollywood from Gothenburg
Greta Garbo film actress departed Gothenburg Friday for her return journey to Hollywood. The Swedish star’s travel plan became known today as she moves toward residence in the United States.
German Jews Said Unfit for Public Service
Berlin dispatch reports Ernest Hansstaeng chief of the Foreign Press Section for Hitler says Jews will be ousted from influential posts until the “house is cleansed” but not via a program. He claims Jews are morally and politically unfit to safeguard German interests and accuses Jewry of abusing influence over 14 years in ways that harmed Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.R
Germany
Ernest Hansstaeng
Hitler
United Press Today
Hanfataeng
Albany Man Fined for Transporting Liquor
L. H. Barnhouse of Albany was found guilty of transporting liquor by Magistrate Porter on Saturday and fined 100 dollars plus costs. He was committed to Athens County Jail for nonpayment. Deputy Karl Gardner and Constable Frank White arrested him after a chase. officers found broken jugs and whisky stains in the car, noting a large pile of broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Barnhouse
Albany
Porter
Athens County
Barnhouse
Karl Gardner
Frank White
Gas station hold up ends with shooting in Willard
Howard Robertson 22 defended himself during a Sunday armed robbery at a Willard gasoline station. He used a pistol and seriously wounded one robber while another suspect was believed struck. Local police are investigating the incident and no further injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Howard Robertson
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