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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
2
Dayton authorities report Merri Geone Sucker and Geatling Ceenk accused in a jail escape attempt at Cheaputrty jail during an elenling wine change. Dagon Work officer captured one suspect. trial details include sentencing, fines, and attorney availability. Buckner related figures noted. further court actions anticipated this week.
A local note records Mey Pen Seti doy of Pomeroy observing a win amid a community gathering. W a Bane, using Aris Theme, is noted among attendees as the event proceeds toward a celebratory conclusion.
The fragment lists attendees Jackew Siow Peel Mia Micky Brett Seeith James Gordes Hane at The Herre home on South Bec Pat Avenue. It mentions a party and a speaker about a college or work project with Wilke employed on a new Charleton task.
A garbled May edition lists various names and vague events from Mipdleport and nearby places. It mentions a theater group, a stage show, and community notices with scattered references to people and programs.
Report from the trial commission notes an accident at Mine No. 16 near Syracuse on July 14. A claimant alleges a strike on the head by someone’s wife, with several witnesses listed including Val Brown and others.
Norman Houren a Pomeroy High School pupil will travel to Columbus for a short course in bookkeeping and typing. A marriage of Miss Mhyilia Chase daughter of Mr and Mrs Jatin Chase Pomeroy a Pomeroy High School graduate of 1946 is planned for June 1 at 2 pm. Mrs Emma Ogden former resident of ttaaine dies in Cleveland after surgery. Jamon Miowart of Nacine faces driving license revocation after a six month suspension following a speed case.
Reported town meeting details show officials discussing a potential removal of a gas rate issue. Residents and council members debated authority and actions to ease a municipal service burden amid budget concerns.
Pomeroy May 26 27 1909 reports the arrival of Meigs Cemetery agents from the state to attend the giant tent meeting. Speakers include Garner W Cook and Christa Bailey with Cody to address the audience at Pomery Street. The ceremony aims to advance the church project and expects broad Brotherhood participation.
Fragmentary notice reports stores in Middleport closing on Thursday May 25 in the afternoon. The item mentions a proprietor and attendees expected to attend a funeral or memorial event, with unclear specifics.
The document lists exam dates and procedures for students and staff, noting a pre-current schedule of examinations and assessments. It references specific names, dates, and locations, including mentions of May examinations and related authorities.
A Pomeroy family faces pneumonia deaths after several members contract the illness. The baby died at home around 10 o'clock this morning while the sermon was being preached. Rural funeral details and a hospital operation for Ted Thompson were noted as nearby officials plan a county memory event.
On May 21 guards at the Penitentiary at Fomaroy faced a vend rat situation triggering three Meigs County actions with shift changes. Individuals such as John Baughrag of Middieport and others like Preacher DMcMurrey and Jase Plarr of Pomeroy are tied to petitions. Theo dore Burke, a former rescue convict, is anticipated to be moved to the prison in a few days for a new status.
A public golf course in Tiny Public area near Utin University is planned for opening this Saturday. Mayor Robert Weedhee announces an opening match featuring local politicians and golfers, with competition times and tee coverage to be announced.
MIDDLEPORT May 21 Doctor Skinner pastor of the Presbyterian Church has been called away for a friend funeral. Due to his absence the evening prayer meeting and revival services have been postponed for one week.
Me. and Mee Ot Schmall were in Columbus Monday returning the same evening with Mr and Men B A Miller who were coming from Cleveland. W H Geetz moved large gold shop fixtures into his new rotation in the Fred hiller business reors Monday. Continues on Page 4
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