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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
6
A reader claims a peck of medicine did no good and urges Kellogg's All-Bran as a chronic solution for constipation. The ad touts All-Bran as 100 percent bran, easy to digest, and useful for meals and cooking with recipes on every package.
Chauncey local No 358 will transact important union business at a noon meeting Saturday at the Chauncey K of P hall. Co. C. Fyfe serves as president and Harry Schoonover is secretary. Byron Meese 1 was killed in a two car collision in New Philadelphia last night with his mother Mia and two siblings injured. Nevaline Goff and Solomon of New Marshfield visit Mrs McCollam in Uncey.
The Plains high school senior class will stage Aunt Jerushy On the Warpath a three act comedy tonight and Saturday in the grade building auditorium. Cast includes Glenn Benedum George Stalder Eldon Hawk Neva Hawk Carol Thorne Frances Hamer Capitolin Whetstone Stella Gabriel Thelma Nida Margaret Charney Beulah Hawk Myrtie West and Opal Hale.
CHAUNCEY May 11 Mrs T W Duffer mother of Mrs T R Hamilton and Mrs H F Kittle celebrated her seventy ninth birthday Thursday at Mrs Kittles home. Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton and Dean went to Glouster to spend the day with her.
The Loyal Woman's division of the Church of Christ in this city met Wednesday at Mrs. Edward Minister's Ellis avenue home for a business and social session. Mrs. Floyd Nye presided. recitations by Mrs. Hessel and Mrs. John Shafer. songs by Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Brookins. Guest Mrs. D. P. Reese of Glouster attended. Eleanor Minister aided by her mother served a two course luncheon. Members present included Mrs. Harvey Nye, Mrs. John Shafer, Mrs. B. F. Ferrer, Mrs. Henry Osborne, Mrs. Guy Brookins, Mrs. Charles Bradfield, Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. Howard Brown, Mrs. Neal Hessel, Mrs. Floyd Nye, Mrs. Guy Gardner, and Mrs. Edward Minister.
Chauncey May 11 William Henry Leffier pleaded guilty in the mayor court to intoxication and possessing intoxicating liquor. Arrested by Marshal Burke Witham after being found with two pints, he was fined 100 dollars and costs on possession and 5 dollars plus costs on intoxication, and jailed for nonpayment.
Miss Elizabeth Stanley accompanies Mr. and Mrs. O G Tasch of Dayton as they visit their niece Mrs. Floyd Stanley and family on Mound Street in Columbus where Miss Stanley will spend time with relatives before returning home.
Chauncey May 11 special observance planned with services at 9 30 a m and a program of vocal and instrumental music readings for Mother's Day. Mrs Cap Smith and daughter Kathleen visited Columbus with Mr Smith who has been in White Cross hospital and returned home.
A seriously ill patient with influenza is improving after weeks of illness. Mrs Holt underwent an operation and is recovering. Her son Jack Cunningham, identified as Chauncey, is mentioned in the notice as recently ill but showing signs of improvement.
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