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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

3

Council Votes to Cover City Salary Deficit in Two Departments

Nelsonville May 4 Deficits in the city public safety and public health funds totaling 701.58 from 1925 will be paid under new legislation. The state auditor authorized two notes to cover the deficit, safety receiving 242.44 and health 459.14. A 700 transfer from the service fund funds additional safety needs while April fines yield 781.14 in Mayor's court. Clarence Stage protests Chambers street assessment tied to brick plant paving with no council adjustments available.

Nelsonville Safety Department Public Health Clarence Stage Council Chambers Street

Past Masters To Meet Nelsonville Lodge Observes Night

Thursday May 6 observes past masters night at the Masonic temple with Phlodorian lodge. Dinner at six and the M M degree conferred in the evening with many past officers taking part.

Nelsonville Masonic Temple Phlodorian Lodge

Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet

The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters gather at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Carl Bateman’s home on West Franklin Street, Nelsonville.

Nelsonville Pythian Sisters Carl Bateman West Franklin Street

Buckeyes Triumph Over Sugar Bowls At City Playground

The Buckeyes defeated the Sugar Bowls 3 to 1 in a closely contested match. Simpson and Lewis formed the Buckeyes’ battery, while Parry and Rex lined up for the Sugar Bowls.

Nelsonville Buckeyes Simpson Lewis Battery Parry Rex

Nelsonville Knights to Confer Degree on Visiting Candidates

Nelsonville Knights of Pythias plan an evening event Wednesday inviting many visitors from Logan Murray City Chauncey and Nelsonville. A large class of candidates will receive the rank of Knight with past chancellors from several district lodges acting as the confering steams.

Nelsonville

Infant Dies During El Paso Visit in Texas

Nelsonville reports six week old Hubert Charles Brown died last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw in El Paso Texas. Hod Mender grandfather of the baby met the funeral party in Chicago and brought them to Nelsonville. Funeral services will be held at the Mender residence 912 Chestnut Street Wednesday afternoon at 8 30 conducted by Rev O J Howearth underscoring the family tragedy with local ties to Chris- shire church.

Nelsonville Hubert Charles Almace Brown James Shaw el Paso Texas O. J. Howearth Chris

Local Burial Plan Finalized For Texas Visitor Family

Burial will be at Greenlawn for a deceased resident. Mrs. Mender and two daughters visiting in Texas have returned home, marking the conclusion of their visit and the family’s time in the area.

Elks to Attend Hiram E Howe Funeral in Nelsonville

Officers and members of the Nelsonville lodge of Elks will meet at the lodge rooms Wednesday at 1 PM to attend the funeral services of Hiram E Howe, a lodge member.

Nelsonville Lodge of Elks Hiram E. Howe Order

Nelsonville Leads Nelsonville in Sunday School Contest

The Nelsonville attendance reached 707 at the Christian Sunday school Sunday morning. The local school added thirteen points in the contest with Athens. Nelsonville aims for 1000 attendees on Mother's Day and plans are in place to accommodate that size. The contest closes next Sunday.

Nelsonville Christian Sunday Athens

Buchtel High Holds Year End Commencement

Nelsonville May 4. An nual commencement exercises at Buchtel High School were held at the Star theater. Program included Invocation Rev. Francis Touey Salutatory Sarah Grigsby Class History Thelma Rife Class Poem Irma McQuaid Class Grumbler Ben Sweazey Class Prophecy Loverne Smathers Class Will Bertha Kieffer Valedictory Faye Carlin Vocal Solos Mabel Figgins Class Address Dr. Geo. Carruthers Diploma Presentation Porter Sweazey Benediction Rev. Francis Touey

Nelsonville Buchtel ‘High School Star Theater Francis Touey Sarah Grigsby Thelma Rife Irma McQuaid Ben Sweazey Loverne Smathers Will

Bank Payments Extend Into 1919 Charging Debts

The selection indicates payments extended from April 1919 with the bank charging the period. It notes that Sturgill also paid various debts of the coal company.

Bank

Judge Sets Civil Trial Dates for May Term

Judge L. G. Worstell published a May term trial sheet listing civil cases in Common Pleas Court. Scheduled dates include May 8 Thomas et al versus North Hocking Coal Co motion and several other May trials such as Creswell versus Creswell and Young versus Young on May 22 and May 24 through May 31.

Common Pleas Court L. G. Worstell Thomas Et al The North Hocking Coal Company Nelsonville Coal and Land Company T. R. Biddle Creswell Young Williams Ohio Davis Deval Et al Meade Mankeison

Former Marshfield cashier ordered to repay bank

William Sturgill, former Marshfield bank cashier, and his associates must restore $21,474.49 to the bank. The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the Athens County Common Pleas ruling denying rehearing. The bank had sued two years earlier, alleging funds paid to Semi-Wellston Coal Co. employees when the company lacked deposits.

Columbus U.P William Sturgill Marshfield Bank Supreme Court Athens County Common Pleas Court Sturgill Wellston Coal Company

Court Docket Listing By Dates From June to Naturalization

The document lists cases scheduled by date including Hankerson and Goodin versus Brooks on June 2, Clark against Collins on June 3, Brooks against Trustees Alexander township on June 4, Townsend versus Townsend on June 5, Anual versus Anu al on June 9, and a naturalization matter.

Hankerson Goodin Et al Brooks Clark Collins Alexander Township Townsend Anual

Athens Man Injured In Fall At Daughter's Home

A. T. Johnson dislocated his shoulder while playing with his grandson Homer Brown at the Columbus home of his daughter Mrs. Justus Brown. He was treated with an X-ray and shoulder reset and later drove his car home.

A. T. Johnson

Workman Able to Walk Again After Injury

Robert L. Sanders of 11 Van Vorhes Street suffered a heel fracture from a fall from a Science Hall window at Ohio University. He can walk at home on crutches with a cast on his foot, and the cast may be removed in about five weeks.

Robert L. Sanders van Vorhes Street Science Hall Ohio University

Ath ens City Board Approves School Repairs Plan

The Ath ens city board of education met last evening to discuss beautification of the East side school building and repairs for other city schools. The board approved the schedule of repairs on various schools and grounds, including the decora tion.

Athens City Board of Education

City Schools Outline Summer Building and Grounds Plan

John Patterson announces a city schools plan including stairwells corridors and corridors of new high school building. Cistern plastering and walks on high school grounds will be built. East side school lawn to be beautified by moving playground equipment. Teachers for next year to be decided at May 10 board meeting.

West Side John Patterson East Side Patterson

Five Million Britons Subsidy Debate Hints at National Policy

A nine month inquiry by a government commission examined the status of a large subsidy with recommendations for government ownership and regulation. The proposal proved unsatisfactory to both sides and the government announced that the subsidy would be continued.

Coal miners strike explains the American plan and royalty harms

The article argues Britain’s 1.15 million miners face low wages and poor living conditions while royalties to landowners drain profits. It contrasts British mining with American methods, noting high machine use and productivity abroad, and claims union action drives the current labor showdown in England.

Britain America Duke of Northumberland Smith John Smith England

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