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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1935

Page

2

Middleport Youth Week Lectures Attract Large Audiences

Dr Dean C Dutton nationally known lecturer spoke daily at Middleport High School chapel sessions for pupils in grades seven and eight and for adults at 7 30 pm in local churches. W E Melvin superintendent of Middleport schools will discuss Setting Our Stakes for Progress at First Baptist Church Sunday morning.

Middleport Dean C. Dutton Middleport High School Dr. Dutton First Baptist Church W. E. Melvin

Motion for new trial denied in Hargraves manslaughter case

Judge C F Peoples overruled a motion for a new trial. Clay Hargraves was convicted in common pleas court of unlawfully killing Leonard Massar by striking him with an automobile.

Pomeroy Clay Hargraves Common Pleas Court C. EF. Peoples Hargraves Leonard Massar

Building Program To Be Started in Meigs

Meigs will launch a building program as craftsmen registered with the Federal Housing Administration gather at City Hall in Pomeroy at 7:30 Friday night. Local chairman L D McMaster says about 600 property owners pledged modernization work and the same number of prospects will be issued to craftsmen for estimates. a Columbus office representative will attend.

Pomeroy Building Trades Federal Housing Administration L. D. McMaster McMaster Columbus

Recent Bride Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage

Mrs. Erma F. Britton of Pomeroy filed for divorce from Harry W. Britton a Philadelphia resident, three weeks after their wedding. The petition accuses gross neglect and extreme cruelty, seeks divorce, reasonable alimony, and restoration of her maiden name Erma Hood.

Pomeroy Erma F. Britton Common Pleas Harry W. Britton Philadelphia

Scout Leader Training Draws Dozens From Area

Fifty seven men from Tuppers Plains Chester Racine Syracuse Pomeroy Middleport Rutland Harrisonville Long Bottom and Reedsville attended the opening session of the annual scout leadership training course at Peace Church Tuesday night. Next session will be at Middleport Providence Church on April 2. The course aims to teach modern youth training methods with an emphasis on fun and enjoyment. M W Essex principal of Mid-Report High School is chairman of the course committee.

Pomeroy Tuppers Plains Chester Racine Syracuse Middleport Rutland Harrisonville Long Bottom Reedesville the Peace Church Middleport Presien M. W. Essex Mid- Report High School

Chapman C. Hill 64 Dies After Brief Illness

Chapman C. Hill aged 64 died Tuesday night at his home near Carmel after a brief illness. He leaves four daughters Mrs Raymond Ervin Long Bottom Mrs Ivan Deeter Beedeville Mrs Thurman Martin Bowmans Run and Miss Ora Hill at home, three sons Herman Hill Nease Settlement Floyd and Charles Hill at home, a sister Mrs Carrie McBride Racine two brothers E W Hill Racine and Laban Hill Pomeroy. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Doreas A B Church with Wolfe Cemetery burial.

Pomeroy Chapman C. Hill Carmel Raymond Ervin Long Bottom Ivan Deeter Beedeville Thurman Martin Bowman's Run Ora Hill Herman Hill Nease Settlement Floyd Charles Hill Carrie McBride Racine E. W. Hill

Four Men in Court on Car Without Owner's Consent Charge

Grover Pomeroy Dalton and Vaughn Pierce of Rutland pleaded not guilty before Justice H H Mees to driving an automobile without the owner's consent and were held to the grand jury on $500 bonds. Ivan Searis pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, fined $10 and costs, and jailed if unpaid. Richard Romine paid $5 and costs for disorderly conduct after an intoxicated arrest. Mrs. Sara Jones of Dexter was released after 70 days in jail on a $100 fine and $4.30 costs for selling liquor without a license. Anderson Kibble was fined $100 and costs for the same offense and released from jail. A workhouse sentence for Gible was suspended.

Pomeroy Dalton Grover Vaughn Pierce Rutland Justice of Peace H. H. Mees Ivan Searis Grover Pierce Searis Fred Rayburn Searls Richard Romine Ross Evans Sara Jones Dexter

Mystery Cuspidor Stirs Meigs County Courts

Sheriff Fowler claims possession of an aluminum cuspidor and denies knowledge of its whereabouts after a court order demanded its return to Clerk Horton Brown. A crockery facsimile, color noted as red and black, is alleged to occupy Fowler's office. The writ names the item valued up to 1 000 000 dollars and threatens jail for Morris if not complied.

Pomeroy Horton Brown Roscoe Fowler Fowler Brown Sheriff's Office Perry Riggs BE. H. Morris Clerk of Courts Office Morris

Davis entertains bridge club at North Third Avenue

Mrs. W. G. Davis hosted her contract bridge club on Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Third Avenue. Two tables competed with Mrs. M. C. Hobart taking high score and Mrs. D. A. Howell finishing second.

Middleport W. G. Davis North Third Avenue Contract Bridge Club M. C. Hobart D. A. Howell

Funeral for William Hoover at Kerrs Run

Funeral services for William Hoover killed by a slate fall at the Syracuse Mine were held Thursday at 1 PM from the Kerrs Run residence. The Rev H E Bolton officiated and burial followed in Ewington Cemetery.

Pomeroy William Hoover Syracuse Kerrs Run H. E. Bolton Ewington

Birth of Jackie Burdel in Middleport

Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis of Railroad Street announce the birth of a nine pound son named Jackie Burdel born Monday. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Will Cundiff and Mr and Mrs G O Lewis, all of Middleport.

Middleport Harold Lewis Railroad Street Jackie Burdel Will Cundiff G. O. Lewis

Middleport Social Notes

Middleport society items note visits and relocations among locals. Mrs H E Hoag land visits sister Mrs Earl Lama Gravel Hill returns to Columbus. Miss Margaret Healy starts at Star Store Pom ery. Mrs Mary Ervin death prompts Charleston trip for relatives.

Middleport H. E. Hoagland Earl Lama Gravel Hill Columbus Russell Mills Portsmouth Victor Grim W. E. Melvin Gene Grate Margaret Healy Star Pomeroy George Wittmer Hattie Bennett C. F. Besserer Charleston Mary Ervin W. J. O'Brien

Heath Church Class Honors Robert Snider With Surprise Party

The Pioneer Class of Heath M E Church entertained at Charles Brooks home on South Sixth Avenue and Main Street Tuesday evening honoring member Robert Snider of Lincoln Street for his twelfth birthday. Attendees included Rhert Snider Jack Covert Gene Harris Charles Asa Bradbury Charles Entsminger Robert Mattox John Snider David Ohlinger and host Charles Brooks. Refreshments were served.

Middleport Heath Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Brooks South Sixth Avenue Main Street Robert Snider Lincoln Street Rhert Snider Jack Covert Gene Harris Charles Asa Bradbury Charles Entsminger Robert Mattox John Snider David Ohlinger

Legion Charity Show Repeats Charity Event at Gallipolis Theater

William Clayton won first prize of five dollars for tap dancing at the American Legion Vaudeville Revue. Miss Ben Haskins took second with two acts, and the Wolfe Brothers won third for old time music. The show featured student groups, solos, a minstrel scene, a Little German Band, and various dance numbers. Proceeds benefit charity. new performance set for Thursday at 8:30 p.m.

Gallipolis William Clayton American Legion Ben Haskins Wolfe Brothers Haskins New York Norma Berridge Russell Smith Harold Mackenzie Steve Johnson Johnson Harry Clendenin Sarah Robinson George Kratz Bill Woods C. F. Frazier Over the Rhine Vanover Manley Brothers Mitchell & Baker Flip” Mitchell Joe Rusty

Payroll Theft Reported In Downtown Cincinnati

Eugene Asimus, bookkeeper for a restaurant chain, reported a payroll ban at a downtown Cincinnati street. He said the thief escaped with 857 dollars as he walked along the street and notified police.

Cincinnati Eugene Asimus

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