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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
7
Gerald Dunlevy pleaded not guilty to assault and battery before Magistrate Carl H Porter. He was released on a 200 dollar bond furnished by Chat Young and Joe Richards. Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck filed the affidavit, alleging Dunlevy beat his wife Myrtle last Tuesday night.
Easter program to be presented with Bible School at 9:30 Sunday in Chauncey Church of Christ. Special singing instrumental music and readings planned. Harvey Nye, longtime member, will recite. Rev V Ahlbrand to speak. Church rostrum decorated with plants and flowers. Public invited.
Chauncey March 29 churches of Christ at Trimble Keen Run and Taylor Ridge conduct a pre Easter campaign this week inviting over 100 families. Workers visit homes with personal outreach to boost decision services Sunday. Each class set goals with a total for all three churches. Greens Run and Taylor Ridge plan Easter program for children and young people at the Sunday School hour, Trimble church youth show their program in the evening.
H M Grandstaff and M W Franz pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Hines court and were fined five dollars plus costs. Marshal Burke Withem made the arrests. The Chauncey Ladies Aid held an all day quilting at the church with members listed.
Chauncey March 29 The Plains school supper sponsored by The Plains Parent-Teacher Association raised 37 to fund a school radio. Organizers were Mrs Helen Nelson Mrs Elmer Lavely Miss Sarah Batchelder Mrs Nida. Music by Mr Manning and three sons and Albert Aleshire.
New York March 29 Members of the party of Representative William M. Morgan of Newark Ohio were not entitled to freedom of the port according to Representative F H Laguardia who was on the liner Cristobal. Morgan said he was delayed for forgetting to wire ahead for freedom of the port. Laguardia said his baggage was searched and a bottle of whiskey was found by customs men.
The Hollywood film industry declares the talkie panic ended nearly a year after it began. Sound pictures transform production and bring new talent without forcing out established stars, marking a pivotal shift in cinema history.
The text promotes 666 as a universal cure claiming to swiftly treat colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It asserts uniqueness and speed of relief without providing clinical evidence or attribution.
Chauncey reports that C. V. Karns, while clearing debris from the Abdella residence and confectionery site, uncovered a package of cigarettes and a newspaper that had been singed in the fire that destroyed both buildings several months ago.
Ervin Finney of The Plains suffered an attack of acute indigestion in Corning on Thursday. He was carried to his home in The Plains by the C L Green ambulance yesterday evening. His condition this morning is reported improved.
Charles Setter, 38, a Mt. Angel farmer, lit a dynamite fuse under his chair after a quarrel with his wife. He placed one of his small daughters on each knee and blew himself and his two young children to bits. Police report the family dispute preceded the act.
In New Lexington on March 29 during a test drill, grade school pupils exited in 45 seconds while high school pupils were out in 1 minute 15 seconds. The display of orderly evacuation showcased preparedness across grade levels.
An advertisement warns constipation harms health and beauty and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran cereal as a simple remedy. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily prevents or relieves chronic cases and notes doctors recommend it as 100 percent bran. Sold by grocers and served in eateries, made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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