Social notes include funeral in Coolville and weddings ahead
Mr and Mrs W W Coe and Mr and Mrs E C Snyder attended the funeral of Frank Monahan in Coolville with his grandson Frank Campbell. Sun day guest Mr W J Brandenburgh of Charleston was Uncle to Mrs Noland. Upstreamer class meetings featured a contest led by Alina Robinson and Dolores Phelps with solos and readings. A May 14 wedding is planned for Miss Helen Carusi and Emmanuel Lombard at Saint Matthews in Washington. Mr and Mrs George C Dyson hosted Mr and Mrs George D Henry of Cincinnati and Mr Henrys parents in Amesville. Dyson sisters are Mrs H M Menroy and Mrs Dyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Coe
E. C. Snyder
Coolville
Frank Monahan
California
Ella Campbell
Frank Campbell
W. J. Brandenburgh
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Noland
Central Avenue
Brandenburgh
Noland
The
Christian Church
Alina Robinson
Dolores Phelps
Mary Helen Lee
Lasher
Helen Carusi
Charles Francis Carusi
Emmanuel Lombard
Saint Matthews Church
Washington, D. C
George C. Dyson
Kurtz Avenue
George D. Henry
Cincinnati
Mr. Henry
H. H. Henry
Amesville
Dyson
H. Lf. Menroy
Dean Irma Voigt to Speak in Toledo Schools
Dean Irma KE Voigt went to Toledo yesterday to address the schools and is expected to return by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma KE. Voigt
Toledo
Local Notables Take Travel and Visits Across Regions
Mr. Thomas J. Cavanaugh Jr returns to Pittsburgh Virginia after a three day visit with parents in Canaan ville. Miss Delle Finsterwald heads to Marion for Ohio Federated Women's club convention. Mrs. C F Ogier and Mrs. Winters travel from Madeira to Vinton county visiting relatives. Mrs. Tasher and daughter Mary Elizabeth go to Washington DC to stay with Judge Siddons and family. F W Bush returns from New York City after attending the American Newspaper Publishers association convention with family visits to Scarsdale and Cambridge relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Cavanaugh, Jr
Pittsburgh, Va
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Canaanville
Delle Finsterwald
Marion
Business Women's Club
Ohio Federated Women’s Club
George Starr Tasher
Mary Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
F. W. Bush
New York City
Bush
McKinstry Family Visits Athens Friends
Mr and Mrs Richard McKinstry and their daughter Don from Bexley Columbus spent Sunday with Athens relatives. They visited to see McKinstry's sister Mrs G C Slawkins who left for Washington DC the previous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McKinstry
Don
Bexley
Columbus
Athens
Mr. McKinstry
G. C. Slawkins
Washington, D. C
Hayes Couple Return After Visit With Finsterwalds
Mr and Mrs J I Hayes of Hartwell Cincinnati have driven home after a several days visit with Mrs Finsterwald and Mr Finsterwald at 121 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Hayes
Nelle Finsterwald
Hartwell
Cincinnati
John Finsterwald
East State Street
Sunday visit by Reed hosts E J Person and family
Mr and Mrs E J Person and their children James and Miss Maude Skidmore were Sunday guests of the Rev Kenneth Reed in Home Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Person
James
Maude Skidmore
Kenneth Reed
Lomeroy
Mrs C Lummis to Visit Coshocton Three Weeks
Mrs E E C Lummis will travel to Coshocton on Tuesday for a three week visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D B Laughlin Elizabeth Lummis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Lummis
Coshocton
D. B. Laughlin
Lizabeth Lummis
Best Tonight on WPG and Other Radio Picks
A saxophone quartet performs at station WPG tonight with further programs on WEAF, WJZ, and KDKA. Additional listings include WMCA, WLS, WWJ, WTAM, WOR, WLW, and WEAF schedules with varied concerts, stories, sports, theater, and history features across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
WEAF
Ana
WJZ
Record Boys
KDKA
New Grange Formed In Jerseyville With 38 Initiates
A new Grange organized in Jerseyville drew 38 farmers as patrons of husbandry last Friday night. Deputy Master L. H. mafaw guided about 74 Grangers from Trimble Home Athens and New Marshfield through mud and rain to complete ceremonies. Albany Grange conferred third and fourth degrees. charter remains open until May 12 for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
L. H. Ifaw
Trimble
Home
Athens
New Marshfield
Albany
Unmarried status clarified by former Athens educator Cage
Miles T. Cage of the University of Chicago, previously an Athens County educator, corrects a Messenger typo that implied marriage. He states he is still unmarried and asks Athens county friends to note the error regarding his presence at a Chicago alumni meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles T. Cage
Athens County
University of Chicago
Messenger
Chicago
Walid
Miles H. Cage
President Coolidge to address Pan American Conference program
President Coolidge will address the Pan American Commercial Conference and the United States Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night. NBC networks will broadcast the address from Washington shortly after 9 pm EST. Frequencies and local programs listed for WPG WLW WSATL WWYS WEAF WJZ KDKA WSM and other stations include musical features and comedy segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIBO
KOA
WBZ
WEBH
WEAF
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
U. P
Coolidge
Pan-American Commercial Conference
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Broadcasting Company
Voice
Eastern Standard
New York
Waldorf
United Press Baseball
Orrin Dunlap
Ekins
von Hollberg
Eveready Hour
Meriam Cooper
Washington, D. C
Janssen
Seven Fraternities Compete In Torch Sing Tonight At College
Seven fraternities enter the Torch sing as part of the first Music week program in front of Lindsey hall at dusk. Beta Theta Pi won the cup last year with Hack fraternity performing three songs. Judges include Professors Giauque Mackinnon and Ingerham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Hall
Beta Theta Pi
Hack Fraternity
C. D. Giauque
Clinton N. Mackinnon
D. W. Ingerham
Mariana Ding
Phi Mu Alpha
Liszt
Kathryn Merriman
Julius Caesar
Handel
Donald Maurer Dowd
Londonderry
Schubert
Christine Brown
Shimp
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
National Federation of Music Clubs
Boy 11 Shoots Self After Accidental Wounding
In Columbus on May 1 Gerald George 11 shot himself hours after a rifle discharge wounded Robert Summers in the George home. Summers received a bullet to the hand. Gerald then, in best clothes, killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gerald George
Robert Summers
George
Gerald
Summers
Richardson Jr. Dies Suddenly at Grayling Summer Home
Prominent Toledo glass manufacturer and noted yachtman Richardson Jr. died suddenly yesterday at his summer home near Grayling Michigan. He was a well known figure in local business and yachting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Richardson, Jr
Grayling
Mich
Campaign Por Tonesty Cardiffs Local Magistrates Demand Sermons
Local magistrates urge ministers to preach honesty as townspeople show rising dishonesty. Jane Sunday named as symbol amid calls for moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Jane
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advertises McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a solution for underweight men and women. Claims users gain pounds quickly, with a testimonial of a woman who gained 15 pounds in five weeks and a sick child who added 12 pounds in seven months. Promotes sugar coated tablets and money back guarantee if no gain in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MetCoy
Ben
McCoy's
Nelsonville Men Named Supervisors Of Elections Here
Harry Kelly a Republican and Robert Hu enfeld a Democrat both of Nelsonville were appointed deputy state supervisors of elections for Athens county by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown effective May 1 for two years following recommendations from county party committees. Board member pay depends on the number of voting precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry Kelly
Robert Huenfeld
Nelsonville
Athens County
Clarence J. Brown
Unions prepared to fight government trade unions bill
Labor leaders in Parliament today prepared to oppose the government plan restricting unions. The bill, up for second reading in the House of Commons, would prohibit general strikes and ban arbitrary dues collection from union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
England
House of Commons
Fatal Shooting In Youngstown Involving Ex Baseball Player
Joseph Kramer former baseball player was shot to death at Robert Elam s home after Kramer allegedly demanded money. Elam held by police says he fired when Kramer pursued him and his 4 year old daughter was touched as he fled upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
Joseph Kramer
Robert Elam
Elam
Kramer
Underwood Demands Probe into Dougherty Killing
Congressman M G Underwood calls for a thorough investigation of the death of H J Dougherty an aviator from Somerset killed in Southern California by immigration officers who suspected him of belonging to a smuggling ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
M. G. Underwood
H. J. Dougherty
Somerset
California
Dougherty
Standings and results from major leagues and associations
The document lists American League and National League standings with wins losses and percentages for clubs such as Philadelphia Chicago Washington and New York. It also shows American Association leaders Milwaukee Minneapolis and Cincinnati plus league results from recent games with teams like Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. LL. W. Pet
Ccc Venckhan
Philadelphia
Chicaro
Cecnes Sacvckt
Caeeetha
Aes
Washington
EGU -Ccccaesscce
Chovvsione ci Kieses
Oon Ok
Eveland
Tonia G
Americ
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
American Associatic
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Attempted burglary at A and P store on High Street
Glouster police report holes bored in the A and P store in the William James building during Saturday night. The intent was to bore holes large enough to admit a hand to work the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. and P
William James
High Street
Two Thirds Apple Crop Expected In Stoecklein Orchards
GLOUSTER May 2 According to J W Stoecklein he will have at least two thirds of an apple crop in his orchards east of the city Some varieties suffer frost damage but Rome beauty should yield nearly a full crop Other varieties average about two thirds Peaches in the orchards should be similar to apples About half a crop of sweet cherries and sour cherries largely undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. W. Stoecklein
Rome
Stoecklein
Mr. Stoecklein
Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale Friday In Glouster
Glouster May 2 The Alumni Banquet committee decided to place banquet tickets on sale Friday evening for the May 20 event. No tickets will be sold after May 19. The alumni dance follows the banquet. Tickets from committee members or at Drury Drug store and the Toggery.
Former Glouster Woman Dies in Columbus Home
Mrs. Francis Noon, wife of a former Glouster resident, died in Columbus after a two week illness. She leaves her husband six children, the youngest two weeks old. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Williams of Hemlock and sister of Walter Williams. Funeral services will be in Chauncey Tuesday at 2 o clock with Nye Cemetery burial in Chauncey.
Memorials Offered for Loved Ones This Holiday Season
In the festive season readers are urged to honor departed relatives by placing a memorial in the family plot. Selection can be made at convenience from finished monuments currently on hand.
Mrs C A Young Faces Critical Pneumonia Battle
Sligh hopes are held for Mrs. C A Young who is critically ill with pneumonia at her Urbancrest home. She was unconscious all day Sunday and remained so in the morning, though her pulse grew slightly stronger. A Columbus specialist was summoned during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. A. Young
Urbancrest
Columbus
Senior Pictures Planned for Athens High School Yearbook
Senior portraits are being taken this week for Athens High School as the yearbook will feature mainly pictures and a class prophecy due to publication costs. Principal I J Harshman says a student committee and the journalism class are aiding, with Mary Elizabeth Hughes chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
I’. J. Harshman
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Marines Arrive in China aboard Henderson
The U S transport Henderson carrying 1500 United States marines arrived in Shanghai today May 2 as tensions rise in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
U. S
Henderson
Water rent due in Athens by the 16th
Beginning today water rent is due in Athens through the 16th at the city building office. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended hours on the 14th. Unpaid accounts after the 16th incur a 10 percent penalty. G. M. Romine, Service Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Romine
Names and names match the clues in today's quiz
This page presents a word puzzle linking figures to their domains such as Adolph Ochs to journalism and Fritz Kreisler to violin. It asks for associations, magazine questions, Hudson's death, Cubs manager, microcosm, Steinmetz, Einstein theory, and the capital of Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ochs
R. A. Millikan
Fritz Kreisler
William Howard Taft
Joseph Schildkraut
Richard E. Byrd
Gov
al Smith
Henry Hudson
Chicago Cubs
Charlies P. Steinmetz
Einstein
Delaware
Public sale notice overbid then canceled hog sale
Delph Parker of Route 7 posted a Messenger classified ad to warn Athens residents of a public sale and to offer four stock hogs for sale. Soon after the ad ran he reported the hogs were sold and the ad would be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delph Parker
Route 7
Athens
Judge to Convene Grand Jury on Farm Killings
May 2 report from Woodsfield says Judge W D Ritter will call a special grand jury session early this week. Edward Rowe, 22, is charged with murdering Dent Wehr and his wife as they milked cows on their farm. Rowe claims Wehr began drawing a gun first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsfield
U.R
W. D. Ritter
Common Pleas Court
Dent Wehr
Edward Rowe
Wehr
Hamden and surrounding visit notices and county graduation
Hamden residents visit relatives in Columbus and Cincinnati while the Vinton county eighth grade commencement in MacArthur on April 30 honors 198 graduates. Hamden school reports twenty two graduates, the largest count among county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Kruger
Columbus
Addie Livingston
W. FF. Stanton
Paul Cook
Cincinnati
Vinton County
MacArthur
Hamden School
Hamden Graduates Share Day Program And Local Movements
The county schools' graduates received a daytime program as the Hamden orchestra including Paul Foose Mary Jon and Kathaleen Jolly performed. Local staff presented lomos to teachers who then directed them to their classes. After a few days in Columes bus Principal R L Davies returned to Hamden. Donald Rice visited Mlini Mich with his parents. Stephen Kolb directed a class play in Miamisburg Ohio and James Mitchell, UC student, spent the weekend with his parents. W E Stanton attended a Mutual Life Insurance district meeting in Cincinnati. Mrs C W McCoppin and son Liverett shopped in Cincinnati. I Donaldson resumed dispatch duty in Chillicothe after illness. W C Teagle of Standard Oil passed through in a private car. A special B and O inspection train from Cincinnati due in Hamden Tuesday. Dora Ray of Wellston visited relatives here. Raymond and Elmo Lewis from near Columbus are visiting. B&O plans a May 2 timetable change affecting eastbound and westbound trains. express St. Louis to New York will shift three hours later, westbound earlier. Portagemouth accommodation to connect with Cincinnati No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Paul Foose
Mary Jon
Kathaleen Jolly
Rodney Id
Miamisburg
Ohio
James Mitchell
University of Cincinnati
George Mitchell
W. E. Stanton
Mutual Life Insurance Company New York
Cincinnati
C. W. McCoppin
Liverett
Donaldson
Chillicothe
W. C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Cincinenati
Ohio and
Toes Ledo
Dora Ray
Wellston
Raymond and
Elmo Lewis
Columbus
B. & O Railroad
St. Louis
New York
Portgemouth
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Madeira
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West State Street
McArthur
Della Blackstone
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Tom
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Newark
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WLW
Cincinnati—Orchestra
WLIT
New York-Hire
Harvesters
WGOR
WWJ
WDAP
WCAE
WRO
WEEI
WOC
KSD
the Record Boys
New York—Opera
WSAI
WRC
WTIC
WJAR
WCSH
al Friedman
Dallas
So da Wram
Cleveland—Orchestra
CFAO
Calgary
Hartford
A. A Fort Worth
Cleveland—Dance Orchestra
Wcco
Saint Corkers
New Grange
Atlantic City
Doherty
Formica Orchestra
WSATL
Carey
Palace Theatre
WWYS
WEAP
Commodore Orchestra
Stromberg-Carlson
Kahn
WSM
Nashville
President Coolidge
American Legion
Ehrhart
C. D. Shafer CO
A. B
FURNI
Ture Exchange
Capital City
Francis Noon
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Senior Pictures
Mrs. Marie Harris Stahl
Aed
Wilson
W. Washington St
Muirl
the Security Savings Bank
F. J. Beasley Milling
Dry Cleaners
Lustre
Weller
Page & Shaw Chocolates
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