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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

2

Delayed Fire Alarm Hearing Sparks City Complaint

Mayor Hess of Pomeroy orders immediate sounding of fire alarm after investigations show the 5000 dollar system often delays. He directed George Smith to activate the alarm as soon as fire news arrives. The Messenger reports that on several occasions the whistle was not sounded until firemen were in place.

Hess Pomeroy Haseen C. J. Hess George Smith Third Ward A. O. Tracy Tracy Charlies Mullen Wildermuth Naylors Run Telephone Exchange Dana Roush Roush

Rheumatism Cure Ad and Local Fire Alarm Debate

An old ad promotes Alleniu as a cheap rheumatic cure with 48 hour relief and money back guarantee from McKee Drug Co. A long report examines a delayed fire alarm plan in the town, questioning efficiency, costs, and public perception while detailing firefighter duties and recent fire reactions. The piece includes social notes on visitors, births, illnesses, and a school picnic.

McKee Drug Co Alleniu

Names of Teachers For 1933 Announced

Meigs County schools announce hires for Chester Olive Ray and Columbia districts with Shumway School slated to close. Supt. Wagner lists staff for Chester Chester High and grade schools, Olive Orange Joppa Eden Silver Ridge Tuppers Plains, Minersville and Portland areas, with Racine already reported. Ray Whaley offered to teach at Shumway if kept.

Olive Orange Tuppers Plains High School J. S. Davis W. A. Rice Ruth Drake Joppa Grammar Freda Cole Joppa Helen Young Eden Grammar Augusta Perry Eden Olive Cowdery Silver Ridge G. Christy Tuppers Plains Norwood Knight Kathryn Decker Violet Benedum Lucy Weaver Wagner Ray Whaley Columbia Columbia High School Nile Frank Catherine Slates Willam C. Peck W. H. Hampton Nellie Radekin Freda Turner Ina Radekin Minersville Grammar Clara Rizer Helen Grueser Portland Nile Barnett Frankie McElme Reedsville Orville Brown Lucy Kibble Racine

Boats Gain Speed as Dams Stay Down on Ohio

POMEROY May 19 With the Ohio River dams down steamers are delivering tows faster than usual aided by strong currents in the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The J. D. Ayres is due to pass en route to Memphis while the Sam Craig moves upstream to Pittsburgh with a large tow of empty barges and the W. C. Talbott passed here Tuesday with five barges of sea.

Pomeroy Ohio River Ohio Mississippi J. D. Ayres Memphis Sam Craig Pittsburgh W. C. Talbott

Simpson Church Team Upsets B and B in Recreation Baseball

In Pomeroy on Wednesday evening the Simpson Church team upset the favored B and B nine 7 to 4. Simpson scored five runs in the first two innings, then with a new pitcher held the early lead to three more runs while B and B managed four runs in the first two frames but could not mount a comeback.

Simpsons Slaggers Pomeroy Simpson Church Dopesters

Class Night at Pomroy High School A Revue of ’62

Annual class night at Pomroy High School showcased a senior performance titled A Revue of ’62 at the Junior High Auditorium. The show, directed by Miss Ethel Garland Mrs Frank Chapman Miss Hilda Ohlinger and Miss Marion Ebnersbach, drew a large audience.

Pomeroy Pomeroy High School Ethel Garland Frank Chapman Hilda Ohlinger Marion Ebersbach

Rutland Social News Notes From Rutland Area

The column lists local residents visiting and traveling. Miss Flossie Frecker assisted by Mrs. J W Kincaid and Mrs Allen White. Mr and Mrs George Junkerman of Sugar Grove visited Dr Junkerman in Rutland. Delbert Becker and family and Albert Scholl and son attended a circuit in Parkersburg. Mrs Burns vacationing at former home in Glouster Virginia. The illness of a minor child at Rutland Street noted. W H Raub and family of Corning with F O Yonger and Bruce of Cheshire attended commencement and visited Clarence Clark.

Rutland Flossie Frecker J. W. Kincaid Allen White George Junkerman Sugar Grove Junkerman Grant Street Delbert Becker Albert Scholl Parkersburg W. Va Burns Glouster Virginia Rutland Street W. H. Raub Corning F. O Yongeron Bruce Cheshire Clarence Clark South Third Avenue

Middleport High School graduation marks 46 in class

Middleport May 19 fifty eighth annual commencement exercises at the school gymnasium honored 46 graduates. The program opened with orchestra music led by Miss Vesta McCoy and included glee club numbers, a piano solo by Miss Sara Louise Scott, and a keynote by Dean T C McCracken of Ohio University.

Fred S. Wilson Columbus Frank Vroman W. H. Juhling Maude Thomas Glencoe Elizabeth Joachim Orville Edward, Jr O. E. Bechtel Portsmouth Arlena Lyons Central School Rathburn Golf Courage Middleport Middleport High School Pearl Street Vesta McCoy Frank C. Kreager the Baptist Church Sara Louise Scott Supt A. W. McKay Dean T. C. McCracken Ohio University Dean McCracken Jean McKay

Langsville Man Files Suit in Meigs County Court

In Meigs County May 19 W D Bolin of Langsville filed suit in the Clerk of Court's office seeking legal redress. The action centers on civil claims affecting local parties and references the Meigs County Clerk's records.

Judgment Entered on Cognovit Note in Bolin Case

The court granted payment of 1374 dollars plus interest from April 1925 on a cognovit note given by Lief Bolin’s son. The note acknowledged a loan of that amount.

Lief’ Bolin

Patterson To Head School at Rutland

Rutland boards elect Oscar O. Patterson of Vinton Ohio as superintendent to replace C O Chapman now county supervisor. Patterson a three year high school principal, married with one child, plans to move after Ohio University summer session.

Rutland Rutland Board of Education Oscar O. Patterson Vinton Ohio C. O. Chapman Patterson Ohio University Mary M. Spratt Lucille Smith Kenneth Leach L. Krueger Lawrence Calvin Konrad Scholl Ethel Chapman Helen Miller Mildred Hoppess Beatrice Fond Reva Mills Carl Reeves Rutland Township Roy Snowden Hysell Run Pleasant Valley G. O. Will Beech .Grove Everett Mc

School board pivots on Buckhorn and others with possible disposition

Knight, Stout, Thelma Michael, Parker, Seth Nicholson, Lima, Margaret Wells. No selections were made for Buckhorn, Highy, Wright, and Grass Run districts as some disposition may occur before next year, board members announced.

Reverend A R Stark Returns From Pomeroy Visit

Reverend A R Stark of the Pomeroy Baptist Church returned Wednesday.

A. R. Stark The Pomeroy Baptist Church

Notable Visits and Travel Notes From Philadelphia and Michigan

From Philadelphia where he attended a meeting of Eastern Seminary trustees. Mrs. Edward Ebersbach and Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach left for Ann Arbor Michigan to visit Miss Rosalind Ebersbach and attend the May Festival at the University of Michigan. Mrs. Marcia Hobstetter is staying with her sister-in-law Mrs. Robert Hill at Richwood Ohio.

Philadelphia Eastern Seminary Edward Ebersbach Theodore Ebersbach Ann Arbor Mich Rosalind Ebersbach University of Michigan Marcia Hobstetter Robert Hill Richwood, O

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