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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
2
Republican Women Luncheon Draws Meigs County Club
Eighty nine members of the Meigs County Women’s Republican Club met at Elmhurst Tavern for a spring luncheon. The event featured a Glee Club, performances, and remarks on safeguarding the home and women’s influence in politics. Delegates and alternates were elected for the State Council meeting in Columbus May 8 and 9.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Women's Republican Club
Elmhurst Tavern
Glee Club
L. J. Heiner
Rutland
Kathryn Anneshansly
Education Department
Cooper i
Frances Klein
Whaley
Charles L. Halter
Fremont
M. E. Rathburn
Frances Rathburn
Miss Whaley
Bess B. Wetherholt
Columbus
State Council
Neil
Eulalie Webster
Grace White
Guy Gorby
Edna Carleton
Lillian Welch
Cady Whaley
Bertha Rathburn
A Tale of Two Sisters from Meigs County
An editorial contrasts Sophia Parker and her sister Susan Kraus, born in Chester Township, Meigs County. Susan multiplied money by criminal means and served seven years of a twenty year sentence, while Sophia remained thrifty, kind, and revered. Sophia now enjoys modest rental income from a gas well and community respect, unlike Susan who lives estranged in a distant city after prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreiselmeier
Chester Township
Horse Cave Creek
Sophia
Susan
Pomeroy
George Kraus
Hook
Sophia Parker
Pomeroy Or
Chester
Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters to celebrate thirtieth anniversary
May 13 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Meigs Temple 153 Pythian Sisters. A refined program is planned and all surrounding Temples are invited to join the celebration in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Temple of
Pythian Sisters
Middleport
Meigs
Loyal Berean Class Hosts Bible School Meeting
Mrs. George Mowery and Mrs. George Meinhart hosted the Loyal Berean Class of the Christian Church Bible School Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Yost’s home in Middleport. Fifteen members attended. after the business session the group socialized. Six children were present and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Mowery
George Meinhart
Berean
Christian Church Bible School
Charles Yost
Konjola Ends Seven Years of Suffering in Ohio
Cincinnati resident August Meyer testifies Konjola restored his health after seven years of illness including stomach and liver disorders. He credits the treatment with eliminating pains and dizziness and returning life to worth living. Konjola is sold at McKee Drug Co. in Athens, Ohio and by other druggists across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Konjola
August Meyer
Clay Street
Athens
Ohio
McKee Drug Co
Bengel victory upheld by Ohio Supreme Court ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the Common Pleas verdict awarding $38,435.29 to T. W. Bengel in a stock sale dispute with Capt. John B. Lyons over shares of the Pomeroy-Middleport Telephone Company. Lyons had argued for full payment of $10 per share. Bengel sought the difference between the sale price and Bengel’s claim.
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Pomeroy
T. W. Bengel
John B. Lyons
Supreme Court of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Bengel
Pomeroy-Middleport Telephone Company
Lyons
Pomeroy and Middleport Telephone Company
Snook Hillhouse Company
Columbus
Curtis Hamilton
Local Exchange
Captain Lyons
Judge Florence Allen Delivers Noted Address in Letart
The Rev and Mrs C H Eichinger Mrs C N Welch and Mrs Herbert Chambers traveled to Letart Tuesday evening to hear Judge Florence Allen from Cleveland speak to the high school graduating class. The visitors praised the address as far above ordinary.
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Allen
Past Chiefs Meet Middleport For May Banquet
The Past Chiefs met at Pythian Hall on Wednesday evening to plan the Junior-Senior banquet set for Friday night May 16. Hostesses were Mrs. Zella Cross Mrs. H M Horden and Mrs Val Reynolds. In Middleport notes Mrs Dana Lambert visited Athens with family while Mrs Bill Robinson returned from Columbus with her mother Mrs Ben Erwin to Charleston. Mrs C E Handley of Glouster is visiting her mother for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Meadows
M. J. McCarty
R. C. Meadows
Columbus
J. B. Downing
Zanesville
Pythian Sisters Lodge
T. N. Witton
Morris Hilterbrick
Milwaukee
E. A. Reed
Robert Adams
Myra Rowley
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Virgie Corbin
Charles
Wek
Toledo
Charles Wemeldorff
Frank White
M. G. White
Edgar Ervin
Middleport
Pythian Hall
Zella Cross
H. M. Horden
Val Reynolds
Dana Lambert
Athens
Bill Robinson
Ben Erwin
Charleston
C. E. Handley, Glouster
Meigs and nearby notices from Pomeroy and Gallipolis
In Holzer Hospital Gallipolis druggist Co D Reed and dentist Tom Crow are seriously ill. A late freeze killed 2 500 cabbage plants at the Meigs County poor farm. Anna Whitlock returns home to Pomeroy after hospital treatment. Mrs Homer Coe of Racine is in Holzer Hospital. Floyd Powell and Dale Congreve fined 25 dollars and costs for gigging fish on Shade River with charges by Game Protector Eldon Clark. Bass fishing season closed April 30 and reopens June 16. Clarence J Brown reports Meigs County has 4 766 passenger cars. Vinton County has 1 882, the fewest in the state.
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Co. D. Reed
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Tom Crow
Meigs County
Anna Whitlock
Homer Coe
Racine
Floyd Powell
Dale Congreve
F. W. Gilmore
Shade River
Eldon Clark
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Vinton County
Dairy Outlook Talk Set at Elmhurst Dinner Meeting
Co. M. Long of the Blue Valley Creamery Institute will discuss The Dairy Outlook at the Meigs County Bankers Association dinner and meeting to be held at Elmhurst Tavern on Thursday evening May 8.
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Co. M. Long
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Dairy Outlook
Meigs County Bankers Association
Elmhurst Tavern
Widow of S. F. Smith Donates Library Portion to College
The widow of the late S. F. Smith gives part of his library to a local college in Pomeroy, dated May 1. The transfer adds volume and material from Smith’s personal collection to the institution’s holdings.
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S. F. Smith
Pomeroy
F. Smith
MELLO GLO Face Powder Endorsed by Nurses
D ZENNER COO reports MELLO GLO, a new French process face powder, is preferred by nurses for its purity. It supposedly keeps skin from drying or drawing, lasts longer, controls shine, and benefits the complexion.
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D. Zenner
April car purchases in Meigs County total 114 units
Meigs County records show 89 new passenger cars and 25 trucks bought in April, totaling 114 vehicles with an estimated cost of 87000 dollars.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Former Pomeroy Leader Editor Donates to Marshall College
The widow of a former editor and postmaster of Pomeroy presents a gift to Marshall College in Gallia County Meigs County. The donor, once a factional Republican leader, now resides in Gallipolis and supports the college.
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Pomeroy
Republican Party
Meigs County
Gallipolis
Marshall College
Gas On Stomach Dangers And Self Help remedy
An advice notice warns that gas with pain bloating and fullness after meals signals excess stomach acid leading to gastritis and ulcers. It promotes Bisurated Magnesia powder or tablets as a quick relief taken after meals and suggests consulting a doctor or pharmacist.
Brown kin attend Langsville funeral for cousin George Brown
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brown traveled to Langsville on Wednesday to attend the funeral of their cousin, George Brown, held at the Midway Church. The note mentions a gift of 300 books connected to Huntington and the death of Mr. Smith years ago.
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Huntington
Smith
W. W. Brown
Langsville
George Brown
Midway Church
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