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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
3
A Chauncey resident ended her life with a shotgun at E Fultenham. The deceased Dora Pierce, a daughter reared in Dover, left surviving her mother and Frank Rivers along with Mrs. and other relatives in Sugar Crip Wilford vicinity. Funeral services planned for Friday.
Forty one members of the Old Age Club were elected at Chauncey Hall. Elmer and Roger Bo, along with William Beck and Charlie Ba, organized a committee. The group met nightly at 6 PM for a family gathering in New Washington with guests from nearby towns.
Mrs. J. R. Wade, recently back from Cleveland, is in serious condition at home as her daughter Mrs. A. M. Truitt was summoned from Cleveland. Mary Phillips and son Elmer of Milburn W Va visited Chauncey relatives. Land Musser family returned to Columbus after visiting here. Mrs. Ezra Karns family went to East Fultonham O on Tuesday for the death of Dora Pierce former township resident.
Mrs. Mary Sams, likely Dover Township's oldest woman, is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs. Clarence Brown's home. Sams marked her ninety fifth birthday this month.
Mr and Mrs Dan Tyler of Marion and Mr and Mrs Floyd Courtney of Columbus spent Sunday with local families. Harold Brazier of Columbus visited Dr L D Nelson and his wife. Ella Miller of Middleport stayed with her brother Earl Thompson and his mother. Margaret McGee recovers from appendicitis in Sheltering Arms Hospital. Margaret Frost improves at home after an automobile injury. Brownie Mercer and Ralph Porter families hosted weekend guests. Joan Porter accompanied them to Columbus.
Mrs Mila Stalder of Chauncey was moved to Shelter ing Arms Hospital in Athens Wednesday night for a surgical operation planned for Thursday. She was accompanied by her husband and daughter Mary Stalder.
Walter Hagen the well known golfer faces a damage suit for seventy five thousand dollars in a St Paul district court. The suit filed by H Martin Johnson of St Paul alleges negligence by Hagen and his manager M W Truss in operating an automobile that struck Johnsons six year old son and buried him under a street car last July 24 resulting in the childs death.
Found at last the famous Q-623 guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis sciatica lumbar pain is now available to all sufferers. Q-2? is a preemption of a renowned specialist whose remedies have helped thousands when others failed. Quick's Cut Rate Store Athens Ohio adv.
Kansas City reports Lynn Elliott, ex Navy football player, pulled Miss Alice Nesbits from the Kaw River. The act marks his 31st rescue from drowning.
Buffalo dispatch reports two bullet proofed limousines sent to Washington for President Roosevelt and J Edgar Hoover. Cars feature bullet proof glass windshields reinforced steel bodies and can reach speeds of 110 miles per hour.
Henry L. Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy said Midway Island in the central Pacific would not be fortified for the present. No construction plans were announced and no fortifications were planned at this time.
New York report shows eleven and a half million barrels of beer were consumed in 46 states during the first four months of 1935, per figures from the U S Brewers Association.
Six mines worked in Chauncey district Thursday listing were No. 9 No. 107 Ohio No. 1 Carbon dale Kimberly and Lick Run. The report notes activity across the district with multiple mines in operation.
An Atlanta physician reports boys sleep less soundly than girls after observing 150,000 hours of child sleep using electrical instruments. The study highlights gender differences in sleep patterns based on clinical tests.
The Plains society notes visits by Mr and Mrs John Pinnick and son from Akron with Mrs Pinnick’s mother Mrs Mollie Hardy. Joe Gulley and family visit A P Matheny’s household. Missouri Lowry returns to New Marshfield work. J A Allen and daughters Nancy and Georgia of Athens visit George Shamer family. Mrs Harry Porter and son Cheater visit Chesterhill. Don Nelson travels to Cincinnati for Ohio University baseball weekend.
Betty O Neil of Albany was the Sunday guest of Rose Harrison, enjoying a social visit and light conversation in Rose Harrison's home.
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