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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
16
A garbled note mentions routines around daily meals and care for an elder or recipient. It references eating, feeding, and age related needs, with unclear context and no specific names or dates.
Thirteen women from Pleasant View Temple No. 185 Pythian Sisters Chauncey traveled to Corning on Wednesday for the district convention. Mrs. Floyd Linscott served as delegate and Mrs. O C Howard as Protector, with a long list of local members in attendance.
Zeke James from the Ridge near Hillfield was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for appendix removal this week. His condition is reported favorable. He was accompanied by Ray Howard of Millfield and Dr. W V Sprague of Chauncey.
Dr. R. S. Copeland, U S Senator from New York and former New York City health commissioner, argues that poor health is the underlying cause of eruptions. The piece presents medical views on how illness affects skin conditions and public health.
Chauncey March 28 The Plains High School Sophomore Girls basketball team was honored at a dinner hosted by the mothers at the Savely home. Present were Verna Nagle Flossie Waymer Ruth McCollough Elizabeth Lucas Maxine Channell Eva Savely and mothers Mrs Theodore Nagle Mrs Anna Waymer Mrs Charles McCollough Mrs Mike Lucas Mrs Flay Channell and Mrs Elmer Savely. Contests were won by Mrs McCollough Ruth McCollough Elizabeth Lucas and Lulu Savely. The team had won the inter class tournament last week.
Herman Barnes and Miss Beatrice West of Chauncey wed at the home of Rev. Guss Graham on Converse Street. The couple plan to reside in Chauncey.
Chauncey residents report Mrs. Charles Davis was transported to Grant Hospital Columbus this week for a probable tumor surgery. She has been in ill health for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Clarence McDonald announce the birth of a daughter at their The Plains home on March 25. The mother is formerly Miss Forest Frazier. Grandparents are William McDonald of The Plains and Mr and Mrs John Frazier of Logan formerly The Plains.
The body of Mrs. Myrtle Hines Newton 30 died Wednesday at her Rome Ohio home was brought to Chauncey and placed with relatives. Funeral services will be Saturday morning at the M F Church Chauncey conducted by Rev George Lorton of Columbus. Burial is in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survived by husband Orville Newton mother Mrs Ella Tedrick Chauncey and brother Ralph Lewis Columbus.
Donald Cunningham of The Plains, formerly of this city, was brought to Dr. Warren V. Sprague in Chauncey on Wednesday where she underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils.
Mrs. Mary Meinhart is seriously ill at her Chauncey home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brookins and daughter Thelma Jean of Chauncey visited Milton and Mrs. Brookins in Millfield this week.
No formal administration of the Walter T. Bennett estate valued at 1260 and passing to Elia Frances Bennett and Fanny Bernice Barrows. Estate tax exemption noted. Assignment of Arthur A. Campbell approved by J. E. Bailey. Inventory of Rebecca J. McWhorter estate filed and approved by Armstead Mace. Fred Tippie found guilty of contributing to the de-
The court fined $50 and court costs for a minor delinquency offense and sentenced the youth to six months in Athens County Jail. The will of Margaret A. Clifford has been filed and a hearing is set for 4 o clock on April 3.
Sheriff William Williams and federal inspectors investigated a burglary at the Coolville Post Office and the White Department Store. Stamps valued in the post office loss reached several hundred dollars, with the safe ruined. entry used a master key. The White Store suffered theft from a basement window, with clothing, watches, hats, neckties, and flashlights taken. Footprints in fresh paint suggested the burglars. Loss at the White Store was not yet estimated.
Like a sleeping giant the battle for control of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company simmered today. Rival magnates prepared shock troops and were ready for instant action as tensions rose over the steel plant's future.
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