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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
10
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Miss Virginia Carleton of Hartford West Virginia mentored Racine High School's graduating class, credited with their successful plays. A Chicago Oratorical College graduate, she is praised for her coaching skill and bright future. Simpson M E Church Sunday school reported strong attendance with 461 total and a $19.61 collection. Rev Howard Pilchard of Syracuse preached to the main hall and Sunday school attendees.
Early Sunday Virginia Louise Smith two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith died at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Ball on Wylys Hill Pomeroy. Remains taken to Fairview in Letart township Monday for burial.
Meigs county receives 33820.18 in upcoming school aid distribution listing items for SOTACURE Morning Star Minersville Rural Pageville Special Letart Falls Rural Chester Township Pomeroy Village Long Bottom Great Bend Rural Bedford Township Columbia Township Lebanon Township Orange Township Salisbury Township Scipio Township Rural Tuppers Plains Rutland Village Middleport Village and other entities in the plan.
Mrs Ed Marchington survived a Sunday night attack as she was rendered unconscious by burglars at Rutland. She escaped with only hoarseness from being choked. Police have found no trace of the attackers, and it is thought the men were known to Rutland residents rather than strangers.
In Meigs county common pleas court Jweeta Lamb seeks divorce alimony and child custody from Dr. R Brooks Lamb. Lamb entered a plea of statutory guilt as the case drew sensational interest with the defendant hoping to limit alimony and custody. The session adjourned for an evening session. The 24 year old wife recently had surgery at Holzer hospital. two children ages two and six. A special Pomeroy PTA meeting is set for 7 PM at Central school this evening for all parents.
A school attendance drive urges parents to attend a meeting with a special program and refreshments. The public is invited, according to officers in charge, to discuss matters of mutual interest to families. William Thacker of Rutland was fined for drunkenness and insulting a neighbor. He may be sent to Dayton workhouse if fines remain unpaid. Dana Smith and Bert Howell face possible actions. Ben K. Smith, appointed county commissioner, announces his candidacy.
Superintendent T W Karr says the third state school aid payment will arrive within 60 days. The Pomeroy Chester boards dispute tuition for Ashworth and Warners children at Pomeroy high school. Chester township will face a $500 shortfall as the state withholds funds to adjust the Pomeroy board bill.
J. FF. Walker aged 68 lies dead at his sister Mrs. Lewis Michel’s High Street home in Logan after a short illness on Sunday evening. He was once a leading carpenter in the city and recently unable to work. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 1 30 at the Michel residence with Rev. C P Lanet officiating. Burial will be by the J Yocum Company at Centenary in Marion township. Rumors hint at friction in Mayor Koppe’s official family.
Report details a dispute between Service Director C. A Wharton and the mayor over appointing a civil engineer for the city with Wharton backing W. Gatchel from the state highway engineer's office. The mayor favored a Lancaster candidate and fired Wharton who refused. Meanwhile a Methodist church concert pleased attendees as the church orchestra conducted by Joseph F. Smith performed 23 pieces with notable solos from Dallas Kinser, Mr. Smith, Ambrose Byashares, and a trio featuring Miss Mignon Hummel, Miss Catherine Eastman, and Mr. Smith.
The Rotary Club met with Mrs Amy Easterling and L G Croft of Marysville to discuss forming a first class laundry and dry clean ing business as a stock company. A committee handles boys welfare and crippled children relief while Kiwanis challenge to a charity ball on May 11 supports the high school athletic treasury.
Workmen fit up the Remple bank building for county officials as furniture and fixtures are removed. The move will occur sometime this week and until then common pleas court activity will be minimal.
Mrs. V. B. Heft of Woods Street returned Sunday evening from a week with relatives in Columbus where a specialist diagnosed her ailment as hardening of the eyeball a rare and dangerous condition. Immediate treatment is hoped to save her sight and she plans to return to Columbus in late May for further examination.
Miss Batrice Lantz of Murray City was brought to the hospital Monday forenoon and operated on the same day for acute appendicitis. Her condition is reported favorable. Dr. Person accompanied her to the hospital.
The text likens the scent smelter to a key asset for perfume makers, comparing its importance to a tea taster’s value for a tea merchant in wine sampling, underscoring the craft and rarity of fragrance evaluation.
Belmont Ohio May 1 A plane en route to Washington from Dayton fell near Belmont with the pilot escaping injury. Motor trouble is blamed for the crash today.
A term at Jobs School ends with 140 pupils, 58 with perfect attendance. Patrons enjoyed a large day with a fine dinner, followed by programs from rooms one to three under Principal Oliver J. Mowery and teachers Velma Ward Ethel Hell yer and Marie Thomas.
Myrta Ethel Bigham wife of Benjamin Bigham of Enterprise died at home at 3 15 p m Saturday after a prolonged illness from tuberculosis She leaves a husband and two children aged 27 The funeral is set for Tuesday at Pine Valley Methodist Protestant church with interment in the adjacent Cemetery by Harden Undertaking Company
John W. Jeaney is noted as deceased and Falls township appoints P Miller as justice of the peace to fill the expired term. D H Lappen and A H Brooke continue as magistrates, all three residing in Logan. The Presbyterian church Sunday service opened the week and a four page calendar lists worship hours and department announcements. Bible class instructor W I Krieg leads the Tuesday night session at 6 o clock, linked to strong monthly socials.
Mrs Marcus Cohen reports her husband reached Gottenberg safely on his journey to Germany. The traveler expects to spend about three months visiting relatives and is in good health after his overseas trip.
The common pleas court room appears damaged as if a cyclone struck it though court bailiff Thomas Collins is actively dismantling the space.
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