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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1933

Page

5

Plan for Ohio River flood control council outlined

Judge Peoples described a proposed interstate flood control council for the Ohio River Valley with Pennsylvania and Kentucky delegates. Meigs County officials and city leaders from Marietta, Huntington, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, and Sycamore attended. The group aims to organize a permanent council soon to promote large scale flood control and hydroelectric projects along the Ohio to protect populous regions and attract government funding.

Warner Athens Gallipolis Judge Peoples Ohio Ohio Valley Monongahela Allegheny Peoples

Entertains at Tea in Middleport Presbyterian Church

Mrs T A May retired president of the Middleport Literary Club hosted a one o clock luncheon for 50 guests at the Presbyterian Church dining room. Yellow and green table decor lit by yellow tapers accompanied a business session and a paper on The Lesser Islands and their Importance.

Middleport Presbyterian Church T. A. May Elizabeth Hartinger

Honor Roll List from Middleport High School

Middleport May 4 Students on the honor roll for the last six weeks include seniors Orville Chambers Eloise Cooper Margaret Cunningham Vivian Knopp Genevieve Knowles Eber Lewis Robert McMaster Betty Michi Ithmer Neal Merrell Peters Margaret Russell Evelyn Stevens Juniors Owen Fink Edna Hayes Alien Knopp Edward Lewis Pauline Mills Betty Reed Jalonda Roush Evelyn Pierce Sophomores Emma Beards Beulah Burdette Kathleen Bush Frances Curtis Helen Durst Mary Fick Dorothy Gardner Mildred Graves Mary McMaster Jean Reed Evelyn Ross Freshmen William Cooper Lois Diles Mary Hennessy Charles Lewis Elwood Lewis Sybil McCoy Pauline Morris Leah Priode Catherine Roush Mary Scott.

Middleport Middleport High School Orville Chambers Eloise Cooper Margaret Cunningham Vivian Knopp Genevieve Knowles Eber Lewis Robert McMaster Betty Michi Ithmer Neal Merrell Peters Margaret Russell Evelyn Stevens Owen Fink Edna M. Hayes Alien Knopp Edward Lewis Pauline Mills Betty Reed Jalonda Roush Evelyn Pierce Emma J. Beards Beulah Burdette Kathleen Bush Frances Curtis Helen Durst Mary Fick Dorothy Gardner Mildred Graves Mary L. McMaster Jean Reed Evelyn Ross William Cooper Lois Diles Mary J. Hennesy Charles Lewis Elwood Lewis Sybil McCoy Pauline Morris Leah Jane Priode Catherine Roush Mary J. Scott

Local residents gather for family visits and illness notes

Mr and Mrs George Patten of Columbus stay with daughter Mrs Cecil Root on South Fourth Avenue as Mrs Root’s health shows slight improvement. Mrs Fred Whitlock hosts a five hundred club on Grant Street. The report also lists several visitors and family travels in Charleston Belle Vernon and Albany with a death in the Jeffries family prompting Mrs Floyd Brewer’s Albany trip.

George Patten Columbus Cecil Root South Fourth Avenue North Third Avenue Lawrence McElhinny Dana Lambert Howard McElhinny Charleston Margaret Sullivan Gertrude Foster W. G. Huddleston

Pattie Play Tonight and Friday at Middleport High

Middleport High students look toward year end events after the Junior Senior banquet. Tonight and Friday the play Pattie will be presented in the high school gym to seat all attendees. The baccalaureate on Sunday May 7 features Rev. F Kreager delivering Refreshing Wells with Baptist Church music. Dr. George Hunter will speak at commencement May 12 in the gym at 8 o'clock. Alumni banquet on May 29 announced by Miss Kathryn Hawkins.

Middleport Middleport High School F. ©. Kreager First Baptist Church The Baptist Church George Hunter Ironton Kathryn Hawkins Alumni Association

Mary Stevens Dies in Pom ery Widow of Lincoln Hill resident

Miss Mary Stevens aged 80, longtime Pom ery resident from the Stevens family, died Tuesday night at her Lincoln Hill home with brother Freedom. Surviving are Freedom and sister Mrs. Clara Thomas of Middleport. Funeral at Episcopal Church. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Pomeroy Mary Stevens Lincoln Hill Freedom Stevens Mulberry Avenue K. of P. Hall Miss Stevens Eben Eben Stevens Clara Thomas Middleport Episcopal Church Beech Grove Cemetery

Letart Falls And Chester News Sketches

Letart Falls items note Rev J D Law preaching in absence of Rev Eve Hayman and visits from Shields Allen Stewart Wood and Sayre families. Cemeteries trusted to Floyd Cummins. college guests Virginia and Naomi Johnson weekend at Pomeroy. Chester notes record Meir baccalaureate address Junior Senior banquet and commencement. Dean Johnston of Ohio University spoke. music by Athens quartet and local bands.

J. D. Law East Letart Eve Hayman O. G. Shields Harry Allen Victoria Norris V. A. Stewart Marti Wood Logan James, Stewart H. J. Sayre Leta Rio Grande J. A. Sayre Floyd Cummins P. R Donald Wallace Galipelis K. P. Wallace Huntington Chester News Dana Robinson Chicago Chester Theophil Meir Pomeroy Chester High School Dean J. R. Johnston Ohio University Athens Miss Smith Hartford Floyd Ridenour Evergreen Frank Worthan

Snowville P T A Meeting Closes School Term

Snowville P T A met at Irvin Creek School on April 28 the last day of the term. A basket dinner followed with 27 members 21 pupils and Grace Trayer present. at two o’clock a program led by Miss Trayer showcased pupil and member efforts. Nearby Silver Ridge notes report several residents traveling visitors and school events in the area.

Snowville Parent-Teacher Association Irvin Creek Miss Trayer Grace Trayer

Huntley T A Represents Reed At Washington Water Meeting

In Washington D C Senator Reed of Pennsylvania was represented by his secretary T A Huntley at a water conservation meeting. Questioned by Judge C E Peoples, Huntley stated he hails from a notable Pomeroy family as grandson of the late Josiah Huntley and nephew of a local woman.

Marietta Huntington Par- Pomeroy Gallipolis C. Warner Water Conservation Board Pomeroy Senator Reed Pennsylvania Washington, D. C T. A. Huntley C. E. Peoples Huntley Josiah Huntley Pomseroy

Lincoln Hill envoy Emma Lee's Sweden assignment noted

Emma Lee of Lincoln Hill served as envoy to Sweden. He spent two years in Wyoming at his uncle Will Huntley's newspaper, which formerly belonged to Judge Peoples and was associated with The Democrat. Will Huntley later became part owner of the Tribune Telegraph. T. A. Huntley resides in Pittsburgh.

Emma Lee Lincoln Hill Wyoming Will Huntley Democrat Judge Peoples Tribune-Telegraph T. A. Huntley Pittsburgh

Mrs Reese Chambers takes postmaster aide post at Long Bottom

Mrs Reese Chambers began her duties as assistant postmaster at Long Bottom on Tuesday replacing Mrs Ella Hannum wife of Postmaster Roy Hannum. A post office rule is said to bar relatives of the postmaster from employment. Alva Barr a long time Meigs County school teacher is reported seriously ill at his Tupters Plains home. He served as county school examiner and district superintendent before retirement. Second teacher examination set for Saturday morning at Pomeroy High School at 9 o'clock under county board examiners J W Frank Will Crow and C C Chapman. Mrs Emma Ebersbach is spending-

Reese Chambers Long Bottom Ella Hannum Roy Hannum Post Office Department Alva Barr Meigs County Tuppers Plains Barr Pomeroy High School County Board of School J. W. Frank Will Crow C. C. Chapman Emma Ebersbach

November Elections Facts Are Explained

POMEROY May 4 C E Mullen explains November village and township election rules Candidates for mayor clerk marshal and councilmen in villages require five signers on their petitions with one witness Signatures due by 6 30 p m June 15 For villages under 2000 population including Racine Rutland Syracuse townships file by Sept 8 Township officers three trustees one elected one justice of peace three constables per township In Salisbury 44 signatures required Three education board members to be elected with 25 signers County board of education members to be elected with 74 signatures

Pomeroy C. E. Mullen Board of Elections Middleport Malen Racine Rutland Syracuse Justice of Peace Salisbury Boards of Education County Board of Education

Local residents take part in Tuppers Plains class play

A group from this community attended the recent class play staged in Tuppers Plains with several local participants in the cast.

Tuppers Plains

Huntington Woman Relocated After Visit to Sister

A Huntington woman was brought to the city on Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ebersbach of Lincoln Hill Pomeroy to stay with her sister Mrs. Bertha Stratton. She had been visiting at Stratton's home this week.

Ing Huntington W. Va Bertha Stratton Edgar Ebersbach Lincoln Hill Pomeroy

Local residents and visitors noted in Parkersburg area

Lloyd Van Nest Clara Mace Paul Hannaman and Ohla Fae Swartz mentioned relatives in Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs Gus Van Nest and their son were in Parkersburg recently. Rex Bentz of Huntington visited his parents Conrad and Mrs Bentz. Miss Pearl Pitts of Orange visited aunt Mrs W E Robinson. Mrs Vinnia Woode and son spent Wednesday at Rocksprings with Charis and Mrs Radford.

Loyd van Nest Clara Mace Paul Hannaman Ohla Fae Swartz Gus van Nest and Son Parkersburg Rex Bentz Huntington Conrad Bentz Pearl Pitts Orange W. E. Robinson Vinnia Woode and Son Rocksprings Charis Radford

Cheshire Alumni Elect New Officers At Spring Banquet

Garnet Kirby was elected president of the Cheshire High School Alumni Association at the annual spring banquet. Geneva Clark named vice president Eloise Yauger secretary Carrie Briggs corresponding secretary and Louise Starcher treasurer also chosen.

Cheshire

Local Socials Report From Columbus Area Relatives

Miss Isis Peters returns from Columbus relatives while Mrs Evelyn Lawrence of Kananga visits her daughter Mrs Clarence Mulford. Mrs Phena Denny of Little Ryger guests Mr and Mrs E O Yauger. Mr and Mrs M L Weekley Caldwell visit Willard Weekley and E E Roush in Miami Florida while visiting sister Ida Winegar. Mrs G N Thompson and daughter with Mrs Warren Thomas attend funeral of Mrs Harvey Thomas in Columbus. Alma Pierce and son from McCutcheonville and daughter from Findlay spend weekend here. Cecil Roush of Youngstown visits W Yauger family.

Isis Peters Columbus Evelyn Lawrence Kananga Clarence Mulford Phena Denny Little Ryger E. O. Yauger E. E. Roush Miami, Fla Ida Winegar G. N. Thompson Warren Thomas Harvey Thomas Alma Pierce McCutcheonsville Findlay Cecil Roush Youngstown W. Yauger

Spring Fever Health Tonic Promised In Ad

An old advertisement touts 8.8.8 as a spring tonic boosting appetite and red blood cells. It claims improved energy and clearer skin, warns against substitutes, and urges medical consultation for organic disease. The copy promotes the liquid tonic priced at 8 shillings 8 pence and credits The 8.8.S. Co. with the ad.

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Nterstate Flood Control Council Ohio River Valley Kentucky Washington D. C W. A. Compton Matthewson Syra J. G Quick Vick’s Cut Rate Yardley Barbara Bruce of Magnesia O Patfather Prince Albert Tobacco Ewings McCoy Quick’s Lion Sr Athens, O Bettie Crocker Ewing’s Cash Grocery Albany Middleport Floyd Brewer Locust Street Albany Hattie Jeffries Letart Falls Silver Ridge Vern Shumway Ruth C. F. Betane Dana Swartz Alfred Harry Jett Emmerick Farm Reedsville Vesta Bentz Flora Marie Tuttle Walter Tuttle River Ridge Betzing Orville Christy Tuppers Plains High School Sweden Laurence A. Steinhardt U. S New York Pomeroy and Alfred News Notes Evans Pomeroy, Ohio M. L. Weekley Caldwell Willard Weekley Red Government Legislative and Executive Department Fidence Athens National Bank Federal Reserve System
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