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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

2

Moonshine Raid Targets Harry Hill Home in Pomeroy Bend

May 18 report says officers Mayer Lewis Spooner and Warly wine seized about a gallon and a half of moonshine whiskey and a mash barrel from miner Harry Hill on Bradbury road. Hill pleads ignorance. hearing set for Monday. He previously paid a $100 fine in installments but has not completed payments.

Pomeroy Mayer Lewis Spooner Warlywine Hill Gilmore

New Rupture Cure Promises Quick Relief Without Operation

A Kansas City specialist, Dr. Andrews, introduces a new truss like device claimed to cure ruptures. The belt free of straps and steel weighs little and offers comfort. hundreds report relief after years of suffering. He seeks neighborhoods to provide free trials through the Messenger.

Wife Corrects Arrears Claim Against Donahue

Mrs. Mary Donahue writes from Pomeroy noting the Messenger misstated Thomas Donahue’s arrears. She says non support totals $160 and that he violated parole on a one to three year sentence in the estate prison, correcting prior figures.

Pomeroy Thomas Donahue Mary Donahue

Northern state storm blacks out streets and cars

A vehicle that visited the northern part of the state side-swiped the Pomeroy Bend Saturday night and struck here minutes before 19 o'clock. The resulting electrical storm with strong wind and heavy rain plunged every street and residence—electrically lighted—into darkness and halted all cars on the twelve miles of electric streetcar line.

Pomeroy Bend

Floyd Kear Burned By Electric Flash In Ohio Power Accident

Floyd Kear meter tester for the Ohio Power company is recovering at home after a Saturday electric flash burned the backs of both hands. He remains as comfortable as could be expected under the circumstances.

Pomeroy Floyd Kear Ohio Power Company

Island Maid to Host Moonlight Excursion Party

The excursion steamer Island Maid will carry a moonlight party from Gallipolis and Point Pleasant to Coney Island next Thursday evening May 21 under veteran excursion manager Colonel J M Kaufman.

Pomeroy Island Maid Cincinnati Coney Island Pleasure Park Gallipolis Point Pleasant J. M. Kaufman

Pomeroy High School Alumni Set June 4 Event

Pomeroy May 18 now that the date and place for the alumni association gathering are fixed for Monday June 4 at K P Hall Pomeroy committees work hard to ensure a top event for members.

Pomeroy Pomeroy High School Alumni Association K. of Phali Pomeroy

Paper bundles guarded by law at Pomeroy

May 18 at Pomeroy a person without authority opened two Messenger bundles addressed to Wayman Simmons and left at a New York clothing house. Tampering with newspaper bundles is punishable by fine and imprisonment. Messenger will prosecute any tamperer detected.

Pomeroy Messenger Wayman Simmons New York

Steel tow departs Pomeroy for southern points

A nine-piece load of finished steel products moved Friday from Pomeroy aboard the tow boat Alequippa of the Jones and Laughlin fleet. The goods originated from the company's mills on Pittsburgh's south side, where many former Pomeroy residents are employed.

Pomeroy Southern Points Alequippa Jones and Laughlin Steel Mill South Side Pittsburgh

Broadcast of Sunday church services grows in Pomeroy

The May 10 Presbyterian church service and last Sunday Bethany Methodist service were aired by Chase WSAK in Pomeroy with plans for another broadcast next Sunday. The trend shows rising popularity of local church programing on radio.

Pomeroy Presbyterian Church Bethany Methodist Church Chase Wsak

Finish of Storm Sweeps District

FINISH OF STORM SWEEPS DISTRICT. The report lists local residents visiting relatives and attending events after a severe storm. People from Newark Caldwell Canton Xenia Columbus Murray City Zanesville Ohio university Ath ens midlands are noted along with deaths and injuries. Funeral details reference Elizabeth Ficks.

R. W. Vaughan Anna Helen Sheppard Xenia Vaughan Helen Durst Ohio University Athens Willard Ashworth Manning Webster Columbus Fred Durst Erie Elizabeth Ficks William Lonestaff, Jr John Longstaff Middleport Murray City Hazel Bartels Zanesville Alvin Hite Virgil Hite Effie M. Tracy Logan Roy Amelia Batterson Mason City W. Va

Adams Nears Readiness for Kate Adams Vessel

Pomeroy May 1 announces the side-wheel passenger packet Kate Adams will join the Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade. Owners expect launch from Paducah Kentucky amid overhaul and a return to Pittsburgh to begin the regular vacation season.

Adams Pomeroy Kate Adams Paducah Pittsburgh

Local Notes and Family Moves in Middleport Area

Mr B O Westerman travels to Al lance for work while Harold Martin of New ark visits on business and is kin to Joseph Martin of Rocksprings. Mr and Mrs Harvey Douvall announce a newborn daughter and Mrs Ralph Windsor plans a woman’s clothing shop after purchasing Grims Novelty in Middleport.

B. O. Westerman Allance Harold Martin Newark Joseph Martin Rocksprings Harvey Douvall Ralph Winsor Grims Middleport Smith Columbus Edward Tewkeberry Edward Reuter David Scott Arkansas Otto Nast C. E. Yost Pomeroy Saulsbury Laura Peters Mount Gilead Heritage Lewis Pearl Graves

Chicago Livestock Market Prices and New York Produce Notes

Hogs receipts 30,000 head with mixed gains across weights. cattle receipts 109,000 head with strong demand and varied grades. sheep 22,000 head steady to lower. Liberty bonds open up with listed bid prices. Cleveland and Pittsburgh figures show steady to firm livestock trade and commodity quotes across eggs butter cheese and produce.

New York Ohio Texas Pittsburgh

Market prices for dairy eggs and grains printed in Cincinnati

A fragmented price list shows butter creamery rates at 76 and 1 packing 26c, eggs fresh gathered 30c, firsts 29 1 2c, ordinary firsts 28c, potatoes and grain futures including Toledo Grain at 26, Wheat No 2 red 1.8, Corn No 2 yellow 1 8, White No 2 51 1 2c 53 1 2c, Barley No 2 0.96, reflecting regional commodity quotes.

Chicago Pth Neta Cape Cincinnati Toledo

Samuel M. Vauclain’s $16000 birthday gift ends liquor wager

Philadelphia May 18 Samuel M Vauclain president of the company marked his seventieth birthday by presenting himself with a $16000 wager payoff. He had agreed a year ago to forfeit 10000 if he took a drink in the United States. He spoke in Atlantic City of the honor bet and his resolve to quit drinking as a moral decision.

Philadelphia Samuel M. Vauclain The

German Reds Stir By Dortmund Mine Disaster Horror

At Dortmund Germany a mine explosion left the death toll at forty four with twenty seven seriously injured and one missing. Widespread unrest led police to ban mass meetings. Chancellor Luther canceled a planned condolence visit as dissension grows among workers and blamed mine owners. Communists are said to be stirring up unrest.

Dortmund Germany Luther

Tokio Volcano Erupts Scattering Ash Across Région

Yakegatake volcano in the Japanese Alps 159 miles west of Tokio erupted violently this morning. Ash fall lasted two hours and forced residents of Mayocbashi fifty miles away to stay indoors as ash showers resembled a thick fog over distant areas.

Tokio Japanese Alps Mayocbashi

World's Largest Chair Stands in Thomasville N C

Billy Sunday made a striking sight as he sat in the world’s largest chair in Thomasville North Carolina. The monument chair reaches 13 feet tall with front legs six feet high and a six foot wide seat. It contains enough lumber to make about 190 ordinary chairs.

Billy Sunday Thomasville N. C

Twelve Apostles Strike Over Pay in Bohemian City

During Krumman’s festival period in the Bohemian Forest, twelve elderly performers who reenact the Twelve Apostles went on strike demanding eight crowns for their services, claiming four browns were insufficient. Church authorities oppose the hike, leading to a standstill in the traditional portrayal.

Prague Krumman Bohemian Forest

Haman makes inroads on Scottish breakfast

In Edinburgh the Board of Agriculture investigates porridge decline as ham and eggs supplant porridge on the Scottish breakfast table. The article cites a shift away from porridge and whisky and attributes it to American influence.

Haman Edinburg Board of Agriculture 18

London girl defends 110 pairs of stockings as reasonable

A London girl argues that purchasing 110 pairs of stockings is reasonable. The remark is met with a counterpoint humorously noting it would suit a centipede, highlighting the absurdity of the quantity.

London

Hamden Visitors and Local Movements Reported

Hamden residents plus visitors from Wellston Portsmouth and Indianapolis were noted in a sequence of weekend trips and stays. Families including the Pierpoint Feldman Monahan Zervis and Higgins clans were mentioned with travel to Cincinnati Detroit and Portsmouth as well as a K. of C. convention journey. Francis Higgins was named school enumerator to canvass the town for school age children.

Elizabeth Reagan Cincinnati Sadie Cook Autey Baker Martha Jane J. L. Davisson Chillicothe-Hamden Chillicothe Portsmouth Hamden Nessie Cole G. W. Bush Detroit Frank Leckard Howard Wellston Clarence Higgins S. B. Davisson Francis Higgins James Thomas Indianapolis D. C Thomas

Local Visits Highlight Weekend Travel and Staffing

Mrs. T I Zinean of Wellston traveled via Friday afternoon to Indianapolis for a brief visit. Bruce Reed a B and O relief operator from Greenfield works at the local office for a day. Miss Frances Higgins visited McArthur on Saturday.

T. I. Zinean Wellston Indianapolis Bruce Reed Greenfield Frances Higgins

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