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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
5
The piano and voice recital begins at 8 PM in Music Hall Auditorium featuring Miss Holcombe pianist and Miss Kathleen Conaway soprano. Miss Holcombe studies with Mrs. Robinson and Miss Conaway with Miss Hedden of Ohio University School of Music. The public is invited to attend.
A simple pattern design features shoulder and waist tucks, a shapely collar, and a sash with a tuck to simulate a slash effect. Suitable for gingham, percale, pongee, cotton broadcloth, pique or rayon in sizes 16 to 44. Pattern costs 15 cents, with 10 cents when bought with a pattern book. include name address and size when ordering from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St New York City.
An invitation was extended to the Federated Women's Clubs of Athens to attend the spring recital of the Women's Glee Club of Ohio University at 8 oclock in the Alumni Memorial Auditorium. The invitation was sent via Mrs. John Finsterwald, president of the Athens City Federation. Members of the Athens Rotary Club and wives on their Dayton trip for the Twenty-Second District Rotary Conference were listed as delegates.
Will of Tillie Barron admitted to probate. Ray I Barron named executor with no bond. Appraisers appointed. Guardian resignations and ward real estate sales scheduled. Administrators appointed for Kathleen Linscott and estates of Fraley K Fox Sib Bolin and others. Wills of Cora Sanders and William Wallace Jackson recorded with devisee elections noted.
Ingvaid Bing Anderson of Berlin New Hampshire once a New England ski jumping champion was executed by hanging in Sydney for the murder of Dubois Rehberg a hotel porter officials announced the sentence carried out today in New South Wales Australia.
Cless Glass of the Presbyterian Church will host a monthly meeting at 6:30 PM at 1 Grosvenor Street with supper. Miss Rhoda Barker, hospital superintendent, and her assistant nurse visited Harriet Barker and returned to Dennison Hospital. The Deborah Class of the First Christian Church will meet at 7:50 PM at 9 May Avenue with Mrs W. D. Robinson hosting.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church South quadrennia conference in Dallas the election of a third new bishop drew focus on May 21. Dr. Paul B. Kern of San Antonio and Dr. J. A. Moore of Birmingham won seats on the College of Bishops on the third ballot. The day’s contest pitted T. D. Ellis of Louisville against Forney Hutchinson of Oklahoma City.
John W. Bower of Stewart suffered a fractured vertebrae in a ditch cave-in near Gay Station while working for Ohio Fuel Gas Company. He was listed in critical condition at Parkersburg Hospital after being removed from the scene by Marion Brown and another worker. McArthur, who also worked there, sprained a shoulder and was improving at Cherryton Hospital in Logan after escaping the cave-in.
Los Angeles on May 21 credit to S George Ullman former executor reveals how he turned a $165,000 Valentino debt into a $500,000 estate by organizing Valentino clubs to push two films. He claims $35,000 in legends and publicity yielded $97,000. books autographed by Valentino sold for high sums.
City fire wardens in Cleveland investigate a late night gas blast that wrecked a home, set two adjacent houses ablaze, and shook the neighborhood. The blast area remained under investigation with authorities reviewing utilities and potential causes.
A passenger train collided with a freight train on the Moscow Kazan line killing 28 people and injuring at least 29 as reports came in today.
Bishop James Cannon Sr of Virginia apologized to 5,000,000 Southern Methodists at their general conference in Dallas for stock market dealings. His exoneration was read by F P Culver of Cisco Texas, chairman of the Episcopacy Committees, who heard the charges.
Dr Edith Beechel of Ohio University spoke at the Athens Rotary Club at noon Tuesday in Hotel Berry. She outlined efforts by organizations to promote international understanding through education and educators. Beechel has traveled extensively and studied various Old World educational systems.
John Morse a 14 year old hunter returns to Chicago after a five months tiger hunt in India His memory of the hunt is hazy and he answers his father asking how many tigers he killed saying his father got four and he cannot recall the exact count
A schoolboy boasts of a tiger skin and a leopard pelt among hides shipped to London. He recalls firing at a tiger and a leopard, claiming precision despite nerves as he and family prepare wall and floor decorations from the Gold Coast Morse residence.
The Morses hunted in Samaiped and the forbidden Provinee Nepal under special permission, as recorded in local notes.
May 21 report from Bulmar district states police beat and kicked unarmed independence volunteers as they were repelled from the Dharasana Works in a clash near Surat. The assault involved laths and a mass march by volunteers seeking independence.
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