Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1929

Page

10

Ministers in Athens County Meet for Address at First Methodist

Athens County Ministerial Association gathers at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday morning with Prof. H T Hout of Ohio University delivering The Church an Agency by Promoting International Good. Luncheon follows and a business session is planned.

Athens County First Methodist Episcopal Church H. T. Hout Rio Grande Géliege Ohio University Charles M. Coulter Athens Gilbert Courtney Chauncey Vhce Motif. Cunningham Aibrey Indula Belletoma 2 Dr. Branning Gloster Mr. Courtney M. E. Chaniey Thomas M. Wolfe Poston Coal Company WW. 5. Gamertsfelder

Marshfield Players Receive Letters at Dinner

New Marshfield High School held a Wednesday dinner where basketball letters were awarded to seniors Caryle Whitlatch Ferne Nanna Edna Russell Tom Winning Delbert Barber juniors Marshall Barron Delbert Young Harold Young Lola Mulls Mabel Meritt Berneda Farmer Dalton Freic sophomores Lena Andrews Bob Winning Carl Nanna Harold Reeder Margaret McKibban Alice Dickens Helen Baughman. Tickets and programs featured orange and black theme with student-made cards and candy filled basketball favors.

New Marshfield New Marshield High School T. Grover Ohio University W. C. Meritt G.C. Koch Ceryle Whitlatch Tom Winning R. Barker Alice Prudent Caryle Whitlatch Ferne Nanna Edna Russell Delbert Barber Marshal Barron Delbert Young Harold Young Lola Mulls Mabel Meritt Berneda Farmer Dilton Freic Lena Andrews Bob Winning Carl Nanna Harold Reeder Margaret McKibban Alice Dickens Helen Baughman

Mrs. Armstrong Is Honored at Party

A surprise party celebrated Mrs. Nancy J. Armstrong for her 60th birthday and 60 years of marriage at the Armstrong home near Mount Hermon. Attendees included Mrs. Eliza Towarr, Mrs. Martha Galbraith, Mrs. Emma Shaner, J. W. Armstrong, R. M. Williams and their daughter Jeanette, and B. E. Armtrong with daughters Pollyanna June and Betty Jean.

Sharpsburg Nancy J. Armstrong Armstrong Mount Hermon Eliza Towarr Mt Hermon Martha Galbraith Bartlet Emma Shaner Bartlett J. W. Armstrong Sharp

Martin Granted New Trial By Court

Clifford Martin filed a motion in error and bill of exceptions after his judgment by Magistrate Porter in Athens County. The court granted leave for a new trial on Saturday, noting Martin was found guilty of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and fined $158 with costs. He posted bail of $50.

Scribes Record Athens Girl Scout Troops Reports

Periodic notes from five Athens Girl Scout Troops detail meetings at the Little House on MHS Street. Activities include Tenderfoot and Second Class tests, investitures, Court of Honor, knot-tying lessons, patrol leadership, and plans for a garden around the Scout House.

Athens Girl Scout Troops Janet Bing Mhs Street Kathleen Murphy Girl Scouts Troop Two Girl Scout Little House Miss Randall Miss Pairan Pauline Fishbaugh J Josephine McVay Troop Four Louise Bailey Wild Rose Patrol Alice Bardin Hazel Netley Sara Mansfield Violet Patrol Frances Moler Goldie Morris Mary Anna Smith Renetos Bernice McVay Mil Street

Dawn O Day Second Ohio University Comedians Musical

Musicians carpenters and dancers work overtime for the Ohio University Comedians second musical Dawn O Day. Nine illustrated characters and chorus posters are being printed. Songs include Dawn O Day Granada Moon Light of Romance and Madness of Midnight with full piano scores. Costume work is Athens produced by Mode Art Shop and dancing is led by Bill Martinek with solos by Blanken ship Blaine and Glander.

Ohio University Cy Day Harold Vans Granada Moga Evang Warren Cassidy Hob Gardner Vietor Lekburg Granada Moon Don Dowd Bob Gardner Mode Art Shop Athens Mr. Evans Bill Martinek Mr. Martinek Jimmy Blankenship Howard Blaine Joe Glander Dave Todd Paul Kiefer

Probate Court News: Three marriage licenses issued in Athens County

The Athens County Probate Court granted three marriage licenses on Saturday. Roy Dugan, 21, laborer of Hockingport, to Violet Fae, 27, at home of Torch. Roy Mill, 21, miner of New Straitsville, to Mary Catherine Love, 20, at home of Glouster. Rev F E Roberts officiated with parental consent in one case. Vita Whitmore presented the estate settlement for L Albert Whitmore. account approved and administratrix exonerated. Additional bond of 600 dollars required for Emil Kincade as guardian of Mabel Buck due to new assets.

Athens County Roy ©. Dugan Hockingport Violet Fae Torch Roy Mill New Straitsville Mary Catherine Love Glouster F. E. Roberts David L. Swartz Jacksonville Verna Martin Chauncey Vita Whitmore L. Albert Whitmore

Elks Lodge 973 to Install Officers Tuesday

Newly elected officers of Athens Elks lodge number 973 will be installed at a regular meeting Tuesday evening April 2. John Cross will serve as Installing officer and a lunch will follow. G M Romine is the new exalted ruler and Major Sam M Johnson retires from the post after one year in office.

Athens Elks Lodge John Cross G Mf. Romine The Athens Elks Sam M. Johnson

Students Compete in First State Scholarship Contest at Ohio University

About 456 high school students from 18 counties took exams at Ohio University for the inaugural state wide scholarship contest. Twelve subjects were tested with top three in each A and B classes advancing to Columbus for final exams at Ohio State University next Saturday.

Ohio University F. B. Dilley Jis Columbus Ohio State University EB. B. Bryan Oale University Ohio University District Ati Jam University Bowling Green Kent State Normal Schools

Jessie Engeman Granted Divorce and Name Restoration

Jessie Wade Engeman was divorced in Athens County Common Pleas Court on a Saturday session. Judge Junger L. G. Warstell cited neglect of duty and fraud in granting the decree and restoring her maiden name Jessie Wade. Engeman, married to George J Engeman of Cleveland on February 22 1927, left his wife the next day and did not appear in court, a factor accepted by the court as confession while the allegations were deemed true.

Jessie Wade Jessie Engeman Athens County Common Pleas Court Junger L. G. Warstell Jin Jessie Wade T George J Engeman Cleveland Ohio University Engeman Enreejman Pher

Athens High School Band Leads Knights Parade

The Athens High School Band will lead Knights Templar commandery No 15 in a parade from the Masonic Temple to the First Methodist Church for Easter services at 2 40 p m Sunday. Captain General B M Covert announces all Knights in full uniform report to the temple at 2 00 with their ladies. Delegations from Point Pleasant Pomeroy and Gallipolis will attend the services where Rev B H W Reinhelmer of Cincinnati will deliver the sermon.

Athens Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar Masonic Temple First Methodist Church B. M. Covert

Easter Meditation By Ledat Sams

A devotional meditation reflecting on the love of Jesus and his crucifixion and resurrection. The poem questions the rabble led to die, praises the tomb’s seal, and invites faith in rising to eternity through the nail scarred hands of Christ.

Ledat Sams You

Homer France Found Guilty In Court Here

Homer France was found guilty by a unanimous verdict in Athens County Common Pleas Court on a paternity charge. Fannie Young of Amesville filed the suit seeking support for her child. sentencing will occur Monday if France does not provide court-ordered support.

Homer France Athens County Young

Fire Burns Home in New Strasville During Family Absence

Curtis Wilson and his wife with four children were away in Athens when a Saturday fire destroyed their two story frame home in New Strasville. Firemen dammed a creak for water but could not stop the flames. Estimated loss is 1500 dollars. The house, owned by Bernard Boyle of Logan, stood near a creak. Fire cause is unknown. Wilson works as a miner and the family had been visiting relatives for three days.

New Straitsville Curtis Wilson Athens Wilson Bernard Boyle Logan

Athens Spring Clean-Up Set by Club Women

Mayor E C Woodworth announced Athens spring clean-up to begin in April, coordinated with the city service department and club women led by H L Atkinson. Residents should place haulable materials at curbs in receptacles for one week, with no ashes or garbage hauled by city trucks. Dogs cats and chickens must be confined April 1 to October 1 to protect gardens and property.

Athens Club Women of City Service Department E. C. Woodworth H. L. Atkinson St. A. Datton John Kilpatrick Fredi Stauffer Woodworth

Cook Held On Paternity Charge In County Court

Herbert Cook is bound over to the grand jury on a paternity charge after a preliminary exam in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Bertha L. Ward 19 of Troy Township filed the complaint March 11, with Justice Carl H Forter presiding. Cook, who declined to speak, posted $800 bond with C B Gill and was released after arrest by Sergeant Harry Dalton.

Herbert Cook Athens County Common Pleas Court Bertha L. Ward Troy Township Miss Ward Court of Justice of the Peace Carl H. Forter Porter Cook C. B. Gill Harry Dalton

Death of L L Lowman at Coolville

Lestoy L Lowman aged 72 died at his home in Coolville after a six month decline from heart trouble. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 pm at the Coolville Methodist Church with the Athens lodge of Elks in charge. Burial will follow in Coolville Cemetery. He leaves a widow Emma Crosser two sons two daughters and two siblings. He was active in Democratic politics and longtime resident.

Coolville Lestoy L. Lowman Gill Bluesmith Colville Methodist Episcopal Athens Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Burelas Mr. Lowman Democrats Emma Crosser Sil High

Also Mentioned on This Page

SUNY T. H. Hout Marshfield B. T. Grover Martin Probate Emil Kincade Mabel Elks Pennant Story Athens High School Knights Homer France Monnday Worstell Goodyears Robinson Bros. Personalized Mill St Dial W.B. Drake Skinner Methodist Church L. L. Lowman B. O. Skinner Wilmington College Men's Brotherhood Dad Skinner Wan O. F. Rowland Gene Peaker Billy Lewis Robert Bingman Rupert Covert Ths Aisslona Skin-1 Society of the Churcch Sterling Biedel-Mead Oil Co Lancaster & Carpenter Streets Richland Ave Kelly Exide Athens National Bank Bank of Athens National Bank
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication