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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

5

Locating Civil War Nurses Aids National Effort

The National Woman's Relief Corps sponsors a drive to locate Civil War nurses. In the Tenth district including Athens county seven corps join Mrs. Mary A. Fryburger of 215 West Union Street as Athens W R G chair. Nurses, send names and addresses to aid their support. Meanwhile news from Athens reports family movements and a death in Cleveland.

National Woman's Relief Corps Athens County Mary A. Fryburger West Union Street Athens

Federation Holds Last Meeting in City Chamber

City Federation met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs. W L Gard presiding. Committees on tubercular relief fund and ways and means were named. shrubbery sales totaled 2680 units with plants placed at Court House Armory West State street cemetery and Children's home. Next meeting set for June 7 at Mrs Thomas Gibson's home.

Federation City Federation Chamber of Comerce W. L. Gard Tubercular Relief Fund Frank Cone Wilbur Radford O. E. McClure T. H. McAdoo Ways and Means Carl Porter T. R. Bennett L. W. Roberts Zoe Stonecipher C. T. Moore John Finsterwald Federttion Court House Armory West State Street Esther Charles Smith Elliott Street The Christian Church Sophia Boelzner Boetzner Hillsboro Roy Cline Cameron Crossen Beulah Andrews May Gibson Sam Carman Walter Baird P. H. McKinley Bessie Linscott Thomas Gibson

Local Social Happenings Highlight Marietta Visitations

Personal mentions note guests visiting from Zanesville Martin's and Nelsonville areas. Loyal Temperance Legion to meet at First Methodist. Lillie class to gather at Mrs Arthur Sprague's home. Kilpatrick home hosts relatives for district W B A meeting with twenty seven Nelsonville members visiting.

John Kilpatrick East Mulberry Street John Mhannas Harry Hartley John Fisher Nelsonville

Athens Visitors and Picnic at Old Man's Cave

Mr and Mrs Edward Vernon and two nieces Edna and Elsie Wallace took a Sunday drive to Old Man's Cave for a picnic. Mr and Mrs W H Morse of Columbus visited Athens briefly to escort home their daughter Marion Morse who has been visiting Miss Gertrude Atkinson of 26 Morris Avenue.

George Marquis Forrest Street Betsy Lane C. E. Lowry Betty Marquis Leona Lemoine Taylor Ridge W. M. Dalton Jacksonville Gallipolis Dalton Hotel Berry Leo Lemoine Edward Vernon Edna and Elsie Wallace Old Man’s Cave W. H. Morse Columbus Athens Marion Morse Gertrude Atkinson Morris Avenue

Dr J N Brown Returns to Practice After Illness

Dr J N Brown, once confined to his Nelson building home for seven weeks due to influenza, is now able to resume his medical practice.

J. N. Brown Nelson Building

Mrs Cullums Visits Charleston For Week With Son

Mrs. Edward N. Cullums is spending the week in Charleston West Virginia visiting her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edward N Cullums Jr.

Edward N. Cullums Charleston W. Va Edward N. Cullums, Jr

Traffic code offenders take city April arrests total

Thirty-one people were arrested in Athens in April under Chief Parker and Captain Maple. fines totaled 141 dollars, with failure to stop at stop signs and intoxication the main charges. Ten faced first charge, nine on intoxication, and arrests included violations from speeding to petit larceny.

Athens Herbert J. Parker Charles Maple Alex M. Moore Parkersburg Grand

Two Children Die In Detroit Home Fire Sorrowful Loss

Detroit on May 4 reports two children Wilbur 4 and Frederick 3 suffocated as fire destroyed the Davidson home. Gordon 10 months was lowered to safety on a blanket rope from the second floor.

Detroit Mich U.P Wilbur L. Davidson Wilbur Frederick Gordon

Athens City Council Deliberates Street Upgrades and Assessments

In a three hour session Athens city council considers sidewalk surveys for dozens of properties and the proposed Shannon avenue paving amid owner objections. The panel plans a follow up meeting next Monday to finalize street improvements including Lorene avenue grading and concrete street paving on Clark Street, with a $3000 operating loan approved for the service department.

Athens Shannon Avenue D. A. Bardin Morris Avenue High Street High School Service Charles Warren Equalizing Board van Vorhels Street Fenzel and Rusell Lorene Avenue Moore Clark Street Curren Drive Cemetery Street Service Department G. M. Romine Lancaster Street Columbia Avenue Wolfe Corner

Re-improvement ordinance outlines cost sharing

The county, city and property owners will share the re-improvement costs. Abutting property owners pay 10 percent of the total, about $12,000. The county will materially aid and the city will issue bonds for the remaining amount.

Delayed Hearing on Road Assessments Postponed

A hearing set for today at 2 PM on Inter-county highway 161 section A from Coolville to the Washington county line was postponed indefinitely at yesterday's county commissioners meeting due to reapportioning. Athens National Bank won the net deficiency notes bid at 45 300 with 45 481 20 paid, the sole unconditional bid among ten. The board granted access to lay a water line across South Bridge to Richland Avenue and regular bills were approved.

Coolville Washington County Athens National Bank South Bridge Richland Avenue

Weak Spot Prompts Reinforcement at Ohio State Prison

Two inmates Joseph Steward from Cuyahoga County and James Smith from Richland County were found attempting to bore through a weak spot in a prison wall at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. Warden P. E. Thomas said the area will be reinforced following the escape attempt.

Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus P. E. Thomas Joseph Steward Cuyahoga County James Smith Richland County

Chief Justice Wears Satin Gown for Presidential Swearing In

The chief justice of the United States Supreme Court always wears a new satin gown when he administers the presidential oath. This tradition underscores the ceremonial significance of the swearing in and the court’s role in transitioning executive power.

United States Supreme Court

Vegetable Tonic for Bilious Conditions and Liver Troubles

A herbal remedy advertised as an entirely vegetable spring tonic that cleanses abnormal products from blood and tissues, removes poisons, and treats biliousness torpid liver constipation headaches dizziness sallow skin and malassimilation.

Octogenarian Harri et I Morris Dies in Glouster

Harriet I Morris aged 84 died Monday night at Greens Run home of Mr and Mrs Dow Cannon from infirmities of old age. She was aunt to Mr Cannon, formerly of Batley Run area, wife died 35 years ago, sister of Mrs T J Wallace of Cambridge. Funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday at Greens Run church, Rev Courtney Chauncey. burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey water tank. The town hopes the new improvement will improve visitors’ impression of Glouster.

Glouster Harriet I. Morris Dow Cannon Greens Run Cannon Batley Run T. J. Wallace Cambridge Greens Run ‘Church Mr. Courtney Chauncey Nye

Company Asked to Move Poles Near Depot Area

In Glouster on May 4 the Western Union Telegraph company is urged to move its poles back above the water tank north of the depot while crews work in town. Grading the embankment would address a local dumping ground with old cans and ashes and improve the area once graded.

Glouster Western Union Telegraph Company New York Central

Moose Juniors Banquet Celebrates at Moose Hall

The Junior Order of Moose held its annual banquet at the Moose hall on Monday evening. Forty five members attended as mothers provided an elaborate spread. Dave Potters served as toastmaster, with talks by several members. Dick Wiley played guitar, Rabbit Morris sang, and Richard's string orchestra provided music.

Glouster Order of Moose Moose Hall Ter Dick Wiley Rabbit’ Morris Richard

Moe-Leish PTA to present An Arizona Cowboy

The Moe Leish Parent-Teacher Association stages the play An Arizona Cowboy at Mountville high school on Saturday at 8 o clock. The event offers local residents a community entertainment night with the school as venue.

Moe-Leish Parent-Teacher Association Mountville High School

Local visitors return to Columbus after visits

L W Ley and Mrs T B Skinner came back to Columbus after spending several days here with Mrs Ley and children. Mrs Skinner visited Mrs C S Hooks. Ralph Gormley of Newark spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Gormley. Mr and Mrs Charles Price and daughters Eileen and Irene returned to Columbus after a visit with Mrs J W Beard near Mountville. Glenna Palmer accompanied them and will stay a few days in Columbus.

L. W. Ley T. B. Skinner Columbus Ley Glenna Palmer

Widow Seeks Pension From Probate Court

Mrs. Jessie Collins files for a widow's pension in probate court. Her eight children under 16 include Anna 18 Gertrude 14 Jacob 12 Delores 10 Catherine 8 Henry 7 Frances 4 and Betty 3. she notes Mr. Collins was deceased some time ago.

Vanderbilt Jr calls for courage amid bankruptcy bid

Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr aged 38 appeals to advertisers traders creditors and staff as he suspends aid to newspapers and faces bankruptcy after delays from New York banks. The family says it is best for his corporation to seek bankruptcy protection.

DAD New York Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr

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