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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
5
May 18 events include a march from 8 30 down hill to the Street Cemetery, with the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics assisting. Services begin 9 30 with a firing detail by the firing squad and graveside rites for Spanish American War and Civil War veterans assisted by the Legion and auxiliary.
Charles C. Henking 55 of Gallia Development died at Huntington. Funeral held at 1:30 PM at First Church at Huntington. Henking formerly with Banks-Miller Co and president of Resener Co. He supported local school projects and a Gallia Academy gift, Lafayette Post Legion present at Washington School.
Meinhards will be at Lafayette in Marietta Ohio on Sunday afternoon for a one day free visit. Citizens may consult privately with no charge. The talk covers hernia prevention and warns against trusses and injections as dangerous.
Gallipolis May 18 No candidates from Gallipolis or Gallipolis Township have filed petitions for city or township offices. George N Bolles Gallia County Board of Election clerk says petitions due by June 9 to the board of education. If a proposed four year terms bill becomes law no township election will be held this year.
In Gallipolis on May 14 the steamer Sam Craig repaired a damaged chimney after a gust twisted it while lowering under the Baltimore & Ohio bridge at the Little Kanawha mouth. The Craig, C. W. Talbott, and J. D. Ayres are Union Barge Line vessels bound for Paducah and Memphis with steel to support Pittsburgh mills.
Travel activity remains light but forecasts expect stronger packet travel as warmer conditions arrive, boosting passenger movement and related transportation demand.
Lafayette Post of the American Legion in Gallipolis will join the state mobilization test Friday night on the radio. No specific hour set. Posts will execute disaster setups with a time given for members to report to the post hall or call in readiness. Only men from the seven companies in each post’s disaster team will participate.
Home Economics girls meet weekly for sewing and questions at the high school with a May 25 project deadline. A Mothers Day offering buys carnations for church mothers. an all day meeting with a noon potluck is planned. Various local visits and social teas are listed, along with a note that the Ohio River is receding at Gallipolis and the Woodyard retrial for attempted assault begins with 37 witnesses.
Frank Ghrist with Charles Hamrick Aaron Kelton and Ike Neal will attend the High School Day at Ohio State University on Saturday where several prominent high school athletes will be present. No Gallia Community Association meeting will be held Friday night according to officials.
The article explains using various candies to flavor and color ice cream, detailing how to crush and dissolve candy into the foundation mixture, methods for mottled textures, and how much candy to use per quart. It includes a sample basic recipe with candy and cream, plus suggested toppings and variations.
Gallipolis residents and their spouses gather Friday evening at the home of Miss Mable Thomas at the corner of First Avenue and Vine Street for a Philomathean Club event. Admis sions to Holzer Hospital listed patients and dismissals include John Aldrich 37 Syracuse for observation Lorendo Quilden Long Bottom for treatment Mrs Bernice Mills Gallipolis accident victim Evelyn Lee Racine and H A Lewis Vinton Schools superintendent among dismissals posted May 18.
In Gallipolis on May 15 Jennie Angel’s trial for possessing 54 bottles of beer was continued to May 25 at the plaintiff’s attorney request. The case will be heard before Mayor A J StorMont.
The piece jokes that the girl who places candles on her birthday cake often makes light of her age. It uses the familiar Flapper Fanny persona to poke fun at aging and social norms of youth.
Gallia County Township Trustees Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Courthouse Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. H. E. Houck serves as president.
An armed unmasked thief robbed the Wellston Evans Brothers Grocery in Wellston yesterday morning taking 88.22 dollars after locking manager John Aice in a refrigerator. Stanley Evans reports the incident and details are pending further investigation.
Ohio Attorney General Bricker says a city council member cannot hold the post of trustee for a county children's home during council service. The opinion was addressed to Paul V. Waddell, Starkville prosecutor.
Designs from Aunt Martha outline patterns C212 and C567 for a 14 inch square block quilt. Blocks assemble into an average size quilt using 15 blocks plus plain ones. diamonds stripes and perforated patterns offer decorative quilting options. Various local notices and visits referenced rounding out a page segment.
Bashan Miss Lyda Mae Pearson stayed with her sister for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Johnson from Five Points joined the White family for Monday. Vernon Carson, Frank Carson and families from East Liverpool visited Mrs. Carson and Floyd Wilson’s clan. Mrs. Anna Singers of Spiller visited daughter Mrs. A H Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Tucker and ...
An old time tonic claims to combat spring fatigue by boosting appetite and red blood cells. It touts 8.8.8 as a liquid remedy not sold in tablets, warns against imitations, and urges consulting a physician for organic disease.
An advertisement urges readers with tender aching feet to try Moone's Emerald Oil from Quick's Cut Rate Store. It claims immediate relief after first use and complete cure after a short regimen, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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