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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

7

Effort Under Way to Rehabilitate Old Pomeroy Brewery

Local efforts push to revive the Wildermuth Naylor brewery in Pomeroy with a substantial investment plan. C E Dow reports on tank sizes and installations while negotiations explore Akron and Cincinnati partners and a stockholder based structure to support the project.

Pomeroy Brewery Wildermuth Naylor C. E Dow Jocal Pth Dow General of Cincinnati Pomeroy Joy Pomeroy William H Frank Westi Brewmas- Cheatham Columbus Ent Pomendustry Isary

Opens at port Sunday Highlights city baseball opening parade

Fire department plans a parade from the business district to the ball park for the opening game. Harley will throw the first pitch at the Sunday home matchup, marking Sunless Day with an emphasis on local teams and residents attending from Middleport and nearby towns.

Busithe Harley Sune Lesies Middleport Will Thomas Vinton Troth

Letart Falls Brief Personal Mention

Walter McDade state patrolman from Columbus vacationed here with his wife and son. H B Hunt visited his mother at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg on Sunday. Mrs Curt Greiner and daughter visited her mother Mrs Addie Brinker on Wednesday. Mrs Amanda Brown stayed with her niece Miss Louise Parr of Apple Turn last week. Mr and Mrs G C Alderman and children and Mrs Peter Bays of Walnut Grove spent Sunday with Miss Florence Bays. Mr and Mrs J M Hill and sons were weekend guests of Mrs Hill's parents Mr and Mrs G G Elliott of New Haven. Mr and Mrs Dana Fisher of Chester were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Hill Jr.

Letart Falls Walter McDade Columbus H. B. Hunt St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg Curt Greiner George Barnett Addie Brinker Amanda Brown Louise Parr Apple Turn G. C. Alderman Peter Bays Walnut Grove W. Va Florence Bays J. M. Hill and Sons

State Liquor Board to Complete Hearings Next Week

Chairman Wellington T. Leonard said the board will finish its circuit of public hearings in the state next Tuesday and Wednesday, pleased with public reaction to the liquor monopoly after its first year of operation.

Columbus Wellington T. Leonard State Liquor Board

Dinner Gatherings Mark Farewell for Lottridge Resident

A farewell dinner honors Miss Char, who has secured employment at an Ohio hospital. A long list of neighbors and relatives from Coolville Athens The Plains Parkersburg and others attended gatherings at various homes and shared meals. The event included greetings from Rev and Mrs Snyder and extended visits from friends across several nearby communities.

Char Emfe Ohio Hospital Mils Mrn John Archer Charley Reyny Bessie Paul Robinson Boe Calvert Afr Hatfield Kate Snod- Deethy Clarence Lee Ad Scott

Sumner Folks Attend Baccalaureate in Chester Sunday

Several residents from Sumner attended the baccalaureate services at Tupper Plains on Sunday. The road from Smith bridge to Ward Cherry Ridge is being graded for gravel. Olive Keebaugh has repair work on his farm. Fred Harper and Mr. Longinette handle the work. Edwino visits his daughter Mrs. Willie Pooler for several days. Floyd Van Meter works for Harry Guthrie. Corn planting delayed by rain. Miss Melba Van Meter spent the weekend at home. Cris Gaul and family attended church in Chester Saturday night. Miss Edna Harper works for Mrs. Delbert Gaul.

R. J. Runion Coolvile Rexal Boggs L. T. Runion Harold Howard Stalnaker Snyder C. D. Swartz Lena Ackley George Ackley Evelyn John Bachelder Paul the Plains Rytmer Ackley Stella Smith Coolville Fred Warner Harry Cakenougher Athens Bruce Robnson Michael Kinnen Lennie Sharp Charles Weber Nell Harvey Persons Haymond Reynolds Akron Charles Reynolds Whit Bean Sumner Tuppera Plains Smith Bridge Cherry Ridge Olive Keebaugh Fred Harper Longinette Edwino Willie Pooler Floyd van Meter Harry Guthrie Melba van Meter Cris Gaul Chester Edna Harper Delbert Gaul

Middleport Social Sits For Funeral And Visits

Mrs Ray L Smith of Grant Street attends the funeral of Harry Alden in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs Fred Healy host a roast Thursday to honor Mr and Mrs Dwight Frasure of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ashley rent the William Bradford property on Brownett Avenue and move in next Tuesday. Miss Martha Wells of Columbus visits Mrs H O Ewing. Mrs Nichols mother of Glenn Nichols stays this week at her home and oversees work on the Page property on Gravel Hill. The Dempsky toddler is ill with tonsillitis.

Middleport Ray L. Smith Grant Street Zanesville Harry Alden Smith Fred Healy Dwight Frasure Columbus Wilbur Ashley William Bradford Brownett Avenue Martha Wells H. O. Ewing Nichols Glenn Nichols Gallipolis Page Edwin Dempsky

Dam in Shade Is Forecast by Water Expert

David C. Warner head of the state water conservation commission urged Meigs County residents to start a unified water conservation program and consider a dam at the Shade River mouth to form a large lake for hydro power. He cited drying springs, falling water tables, lost mill dams, and climate changes from reduced local water, and noted land may be acquired for a municipal forest and lake. William Owens from the state division spoke on small dam construction.

Pomeroy Shade River David C. Warner State Water Conservation Commission Ohio Warner William Owens State Conservation Division

Powers Freed From County Jail on Writ

Delmar Powers jailed in Meigs County for a 100 dollar fine for driving while intoxicated is released on a writ of habeas corpus. The case centers on whether justices of the peace have jurisdiction. Powers had been jailed after a $100 fine and costs imposed by Justice J W McCullough and was recommitted by order of the county commissioners with highway patrol involvement. Sheriff Fowler refused release over uncertainty who pays the state share, leading to the habeas corpus petition and release proceedings.

Pomeroy Delmar Powers Meigs County Common Pleas Court Powers Justices of Peace Costa J. W. McCullough State Highway Patrol Highway Patrol Roscoe Fowler Squire McCullough

Long Bottom Sunday School Reorganized with New Officers

Long Bottom M E Church Sunday School reorganized. Elected: Superintendent Mrs. Pearl Ervin, assistant J A Torrence, secretary Marie Ferrell, treasurer Linnie Swan, librarian Bladean Ferrell, cradle roll superintendent Mrs. Betty Roush, home department head Mrs. Nell Stethem. Rural mail routes reduced to three from June 1. Harold German left for Pittsburgh to join a towboat as fireman. New monuments placed at local cemeteries. Various social visits and regional trips noted including residents from Parkersburg and Maryland visiting. Kanawha Sand Co. extracting sand and gravel locally.

Pittsburgh Clairton Leroy Sherman Horace Sherman Wealthy Brookover Sand Hill Horace Hop) Sherman Meigs County

Dodge 1935 Economy Car Sets Sales Records Nationwide

In America the 1935 Dodge shows remarkable gas mileage and value as petrol costs rise in foreign markets. R T Hall of Ballinger Texas touts its economy and performance. The car features Airglide Ride and dual cylinder hydraulic brakes with all steel body. Priced from 645 dollars fob Detroit under the Chrysler Motors plan.

Dodge America R. T. Hall Ballinger Texas Chrysler Detroit Dodge Division Chrysler Motorstors Commercial Credit Plan

Fire Destroys Langsville Farm House Loss of 125 Chicks

Langsville reports a fire that razed a W. A. Compton farm house killing 125 young chickens. Local visitors from Cincinnati and Akron join relatives in town as other residents are noted ill or traveling.

W. A. Compton

Middleport Briefs Highlights Local News And Visits

Mrs. Fred Shaw ver returns from Parkersburg after a stay with her sister Mrs. James Layne and reports her sister improving. Mrs. David Durst is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Triplett and family visited Marietta at the home of Mrs. Triplett’s sister Mrs. Robert Ley. Mrs. Martin Collins, 74, is seriously ill with nurse Lorena Collins caring for her grandmother. Jeannette Stewart, 11, injured her right hand playing near a washing machine on Brownell Avenue and was treated by a local physician. Philathea women of the Church of Christ will meet Thursday night with Mrs. H. B. Curd presiding and hostesses named.

Middleport Fred Shawver James Layne St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg David Durst Lewis Triplett Marietta Tripiett Robert Ley Martin Collins Lorena Collins Collins Jeannette Stewart Brownell Avenue Philathea Women Church of Christ H. B. Curd F. I. Gardner Estie Heines P. A. Hyeell Mabel Dennison

New Middleport School Plans Move Forward

Middleport school board moved to replace the condemned Central School by a new structure. A bond issue, plus federal and state education funds, may trigger a July special election. Proposed options include rebuilding on the same site and converting the old high school for Central School pupils.

Middleport Central School Tueday State Department of Education Acstion

Pomeroy Patrol Reports Two Drunken Driving Arrests

Clarence Ash of Harrisonville and Thomas Willig were arrested Wednesday on driving while intoxicated charges by local night patrol and constable. Both are held at Meigs County Jail awaiting hearings.

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