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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1932

Page

2

Washington Journey Along Ohio Traced in Local Notes

A May report outlines planned summer trips tracing George Washingtons path along the Ohio River and the Big Hanawha. Contention over exact routes persists with historians noting Ravenswood and Letart Falls connections, monuments proposed, and the elm stump near Racine removed amid memorial plans.

Fomeroy Ohio River Big Kanawha George, Washington Washington Meigs County Ohio Clifford R. Buryers Pomeroy West Virginia Charleston Letart Falls Pittsburgh Cairo George Washington William Crawford Big Hanawha Ravenswood W. Va Afill Creek Mézys County

Pomeroy High Baseball Triumph Over Yellow Jackets 8-3

In Middleport on May 7, Pomeroy High School defeated the Yellow Jackets 8 to 3 at Pythian Park. The Purple Panthers scored four runs in the second inning and three more in the third, creating an insurmountable lead as Pomeroy added a final run in the sixth.

Yellow Jackets Middleport Purple Panthers Pom High School Pomeroy Boys Pythian Pack Pomeroy Syracuse Panthera Lattr

Juniors and seniors dine at annual banquet

An inter esting social event of the week was the Junior-Senior banquet at the K of P Hall Friday night. Covers were laid for 100 guests, who were served a three course dinner at 7 o'clock by members of the Past Chiefs Association. Bir. Missexory teacher, toastmaster, Miss Eloise Cooper welcomed guests, Vera Russell gave the response, a duet by Vivian Smith and Franklin Blackstone opened the program. Supt. A. W. McKay spoke, followed by Ann Margaret Wyle, Prof. Fadely, and Josephine Emisa. The closing number was a minute minstrel by Franklin Blackstone and Dana Byers, then dancing.

Middleport Slay T Past Chiefs Association Bir Missex Eloise Cooper Clagzs Vera Russell Vivian Smith Franklin Blackstone Supt A. W. McKay Ann Margaret Wyle Praf. Fadely Josephine Emisa Dana Byers

Cheshire Temple Pythian Sisters Meet In Cheshire

Mrs. Dorothy Cone of Logan inspected Friday night serving as officer. The Cheshire Temple Pythian Sisters drew guests from Middleport Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Visitors from Pomeroy included Mable Beards Hadith Ament Lesthe Rea Lucille Beards Norma Beardes Sarah Persons Jennie Hite Emma Foss Neva Seyfried Frances Gilfilin Jive Young Elizabeth Campbell Bertha Radford and Cora Duri Conkle who had been in the district last Tuesday and returned to Logan.

Conie Logan Cheshire Dorothy Cone Middleport Gallipolis Pomeroy Mabel Beards Hidith Ament Lesthe Rea Lucille Beards Norma Beardes Sarah Persons Jennie Hite Emma Foss Neva Seyfried Frances Gilfilin Jive Young Elizabeth Campbell Bertha Radford Cora Conkle

Surrenders Still to County Authorities

Edward Smith of Rutland, arrested on liquor making implements charge, surrendered a complete still to the sheriff. His farm yielded mash weeks earlier, he had pleaded guilty, was fined 100 dollars and costs, and sentenced to two months, with jail term suspended unless he surrendered the still. He failed to fulfill prior agreement, then brought the still to the sheriff.

Edward Smith Rutland Smith Cullsagh Tracy

Fishermen Test Skill on County Creeks and Locks

Pomeroy May 7 fishermen crowd creek banks and rock walls of Meigs County to hook Osh and fish by night for catfish. Skipjacks, bony but edible, are at the locks as sportsmen predict jack salmon will bite rocks soon and fishing from the gam walls will begin in earnest.

Pomeroy Isaac Walton Meigs County Gam

Cat Turns Knob Opens Door Opens Door for Cat

Middleport residents Edward and Mrs Coates report their cat demonstrated high intelligence by turning a doorknob and entering the locked home on April Fools Day. The feline learned the trick after being left on the back porch and later required bolting to keep it out.

Edward Coates Middleport Second Street Coates

First Accident On New Building Leaves Worker Hurt

POMEROY May 7 The first serious accident on the Finlan Construction Company project for B H Ewing occurred Friday morning when Theodore Mitch fell from a ladder striking a steel rafter. He sustained a fractured arm and a severe head wound. Dr Byron Bing treated him and ordered transport to Helzer Hospital at Galimalis for X rays.

Pomeroy Mechanic and Second Streets Finlan Construction Company B. H. Ewing Theodore Mitch Fintsh Company Mitch Byron Bing Helzer Galimalis

Miners Plan Mass Meeting at Thomas Fork in Pomeroy Bend

Miners in Pomeroy Bend will hold a mass meeting Monday at 2 PM at Thomas Fork. The scale committee will present its report on the recent joint committees meeting and Governor White's Columbus visit with operators. The committee will also announce the outcome of talks with operators of house and truck mines in Pomeroy Bend.

Meectong Pomeroy Pomeroy Bend Thomas Fork Scale Committee George White Columbus

Pleads Not Guilty Assault to Kill Charge Against Man

Edgar Nev ille of East Letart was bound over to the Grand Jury after pleading not guilty to an assault with attempt to kill. He posted $1,000 bond, failed to meet it, and was jailed awaiting the Grand Jury action. May 7. Local notice coverage includes Mother's Day services at Simpson M. E. Church and veterans attendance. An appeal was filed in clerk of court by Stillwagner against New Fittsburgh Coal. Other items note moves, dances, a visit by Joseph Hoeflich, Racine Senior class show, improved Mrs. Stark, nurse Naomi Owens visiting Toledo, and commencement plans.

Ohio Myers Washington West Virginia New Haven Shinkera Hollow Great Bend Mason County Letart Falls Crawford Letart Bottom Colonel Crawford Neck Iss Pomeroy Racine Daughters of American Revolution Plains Lorenzoeter Cartwright Jicub Edgar Neville East Letart Grand Jury Titus W. ©. Barnitz Letart Actio Order of the Industrial Commission of Ohio Willam Stilwagner Arould Meigs County William Watson Lincoln Hill Bradbury Mechanic Street Burlingham Joseph Hoeflich Minersville St. Joseph Hospital South Dakota Bryant J. R. Stark St.oseph Parkersburg Naomi Owens Toledo

Funeral Notices and Local Graduations from Chester and Harri e High

Friday night noid references a funeral for W. A. Race in Pomeroy with attendees from Baltimore Omaha Habstedt Columbus and Thurston. Also notes Thursday graduation at Chester High and Harri e High, plus Dana Tracy son of Sheriff Tracy becoming a licensed embalmer in Columbus and starting duties Monday.

Noid Chester High School Harrie High School W. A. Race Pomeroy J. W. Race Baltimore Homer EB Omaha Neb Habstedt Ind George Race East Liverpool Oliver Hartley Mabe Race Columbus Columbus, Mr. and Mra Race Hartley Latrimore Emerald Soliday Thurston

Carp Have Convention Below White's Mill Dam

Scores of carp gather at the Hocking River below White's Mill Dam and move upstream as far as the dam. They swim under the mill penstock in a 14 by 14 foot space with water six to seven feet deep. Officials say the annual assembly occurs at this time each year, especially on dark overcast days or before rain.

Hocking White's Mill

Sheltering Arms Hospital Week In Review

Hospital notes recount admissions including Ronald Kimes Athens Beatrice Gibson Mineral and others with major operations and examinations. Convalescents include Anty Himes Athens and Margaret Frost Athens while dismissals cover Hylah Harder Radcliffe and Glenn McConkey Athens among others.

Sheltering Arms Hospital Ronald Kimes Athens Beatrice Gibson Mineral B. Kern R. A. Smith B. E. Workman Chesterhill Donald Brody Nelsonville Bar Midkiff Guysville Anty Himes Guy Cars Trimble Margaret Frost Sele Son Adolph Nichely and Son Hylah ‘Harder Radcliffe Glenn McConkey Willard Latt Norris Beasley Shirley Betz

Fire crews quell small blaze at downtown Music Hall

Athens firemen extinguished a minor fire Tuesday at Music Hall located at Park Place and University Terrace. Workers removing paint from a second story window casing, facing University Terrace, accidentally caused the flare by disturbing the casing.

Athens Park Place University Terrace

Sends Mother Orange Blossoms by Plane

CARBONDALE May 7 The Rev L C Dabritz of Kerman California sent his mother orange blossoms by air mail for Mothers Day. The mother Mrs Oscar Dabritz resides on Asbury Ridge near Carbondale. Dabritz a former Ohio University student has been in the ministry on fire for years according to Fire Chief Clarence Laughlin. The flames burned the side to the window weights so firemen tore away part of the casing to reach the fire. George C Parks treasurer of Union University estimated the damage at 1500.

Carbondale L. C. Dabritz Kerman Calif Oscar Dabritz Asbury Hidge Ohio University Clarence Laughlin George C. Parks Union University

Liver for Young Children Aids and Affordable Feeds

The article advises including liver in a toddler diet at least every two weeks, noting chicken liver is delicate and scarce. It compares beef, pig, lamb, and chicken liver as nutritious and cheaper options, and provides preparation steps for cooking and making liver paste for two to three year olds. It emphasizes selecting fresh liver, cooking until tender, and cooling before removing membranes.

Properly Spraying Garden Plants Reduces Insect Injury

The Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee explains that garden plants face sucking and biting insects, with examples like aphids and cabbage worms. It reviews contact sprays for sucking insects, stomach poisons for chewing pests, and combined options, detailing common insecticides, strengths, warnings, and application gear for home gardeners.

Athens Red Arrow Evergreen

Ways to prepare liver for children and adults

The article outlines liver methods from minced mixtures served with tomato juice to patties for toddlers. It suggests liver in soups or with vegetables, pan broiling with butter, en brochette skewers with bacon, and braising with vegetables. notes fat balance and cooking cautions to avoid leathery edges. It also covers poaching small liver balls in hot stock and serving with creamed vegetables, plus parboiling before braising and slow baking.

Monday's Menu Breakfast and Dinner Report

The menu lists breakfast with baked rhubarb, cereal, cream, broiled salt mackerel, cornmeal muffins, milk, and coffee. Luncheon includes broth with liver balls, toast sticks, spinach salad, chocolate milk, and tea. Dinner features baked breaded lamb chops, potatoes, peas and carrots, cabbage pineapple salad, butterscotch pie, milk, and coffee.

Hoover aide signals plan for silver monetization

President Hoover represented by Chairman Jones of the Senate Appropriations Committee announced readiness to submit a concrete plan for the monetization of silver to foreign powers.

Washington Mey Hoover Wa Dsban Jones Senate Appropriations Committee

Ox Roast Rally Draws Thousands in Glouster Ohio

A large Ox Roast gathering at L born's Grove near Glouster Athens County attracted thousands with speeches from multiple candidates. Speakers included Ferey Tetlow Dallas Avan and other state and county officials. Food supplies of loave bread and coffee were exhausted before noon as candidates for Congress and governor addressed the crowd.

Glouster Sutur L Born’s Grove Athens County Ferey

Weather forecast hints frequent showers this week

The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for the Ohio Valley noting frequent showers in the first half of the week. Cooler conditions are expected early in the week, with warmer weather forecast for later in the week following midweek showers.

Washington, M Ohio Valley

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