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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

7

Marriages Include Miners Farmers and Clerks in Ohio

A list of marriage licenses shows Clarence Thompson a miner of Canaan Township wed Goldie Davis of New England. Pearl W. Helwig and J. F. Baker both notable residents filed licenses with spouses Ethel Deeter and Ethel Mae Matthews. Alva E Woodruff and Ethel Mae Matthews from Albany were licensed. Pearl W. Helwig linked with Clarence Everett Knowles a miner and Beryl Martin. Felix E. Dorsey a farmer wed Vie.

Clarence Thompson Canaan Twp Goldie Davis New England Pearl W. Helwig J. F William F. Baker Farmer Ethel Deeter Coolville M. E. Chatley Alva E.woodruff Ethel Mae Matthews Albany J. P. Clarence Everett Knowles Beryl Martin Felix E. Dorsey Vie

Notable Local Names Listed in Public Notices

The list names Toria Almeda Wood of Albany and Rev Muller, Clarence A. Grimm and Helen Audrey Robinson of Nelsonville, Virgil Reeder and Helen Hibbard of Athens, Rev. M. BE. Charley, George Matthews and Wilma Seines of Athens, Rev. W. Ashbrand, Rev. Johnson, William Smith the miner of Nelsonville, and Iva Cottrill of Stewart in a public notices section.

Toria Almeda Wood Albany Muller Clarence A. Grimm Helen Audrey Robinson Nelsonville M. BE. Charley Virgil Reeder Helen Hibbard Athens W. Ashbrand George Matthews Wilma Seines B. F. Timmons William Smith Iva Cottrill Stewart Johnson

Taylor Guilty Of Assault In Athens County Court

Ferguson Taylor of Nelsonville was found guilty of assault and battery after a trial on an old indictment. He received a $100 fine plus costs and was committed to the Dayton workhouse until payment. Roxie Riggs pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was fined $25 with jail time suspended on good behavior.

Athens County Common Pleas Court Ferguson Taylor Nelsonville Taylor Charles A. Newton Neilsonville Dayton T. D. Beasley John Perry George Starkey Howard Dupler John Marshall Frank Hubler Alex Marquis Charles P. Martin Foreman George Badwell Pearl Day E. L. Wilson E. B. Beard Roxie Riggs E. 8. McCune

Decrease in County Personal Property Returns Reported

County Auditor Fred Cornwell says personal property listed in returns has slightly declined. About 9 000 returns require review, with farm values lower and public utilities bearing the heaviest burden at around 11 000 000, about one fourth of the total.

Fred Cornwell

Community church services and meetings timetable

A United schedule lists services and events: at 1 30 pm a patriotic meeting with Congressman Foster as chief speaker at the church and cemetery. Guysville regular service 7 30 pm, New England Sunday school 9 am and Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm. Carthage Sunday school 1 20 pm, Wingett Chapel to share in Hebbardsville meetings.

Congressman Foster Guysville New England Christian Endeavor Carthage Wingett Chapel Hebbardsville

Charles R Crane Condemned by French Court in Near East

Paris reports former American minister to China Charles R Crane has been condemned by a French military court in the Near East to twenty years' imprisonment for inciting Syrians to rise against French authority. He received numerous telegrams of inquiry from American friends.

Paris Charles R. Crane China Near East

Hays Urges Moral Standards for Motion Pictures

At Carnegie Institute Pittsburg on May 26 W H Hays former postmaster general and head of the MPDAA asked public aid to raise moral and artistic standards in films. He cautioned against expecting an overnight miracle, saying the industry is being built for years and generations to come with steady, lasting results. The note closes by stating China has the most suicides of any country.

Pittsburg Carnegie Institute W. H. Hays Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Haye

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