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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

2

Irregularities in Meigs Ballots Change Primary Result

Meigs County precinct recounts alter results for Republican Central Committeeman race between Joe Meier and Max Russell. Votes for Russell counted despite not printing his name, while inked write ins were disallowed. After discarding four disputed ballots, Meier leads 53 to 50.

Meigs Pomeroy Middleport Republican Central C. H. Mullen Russell Mullen County Election Board M. Russell Max M. Russells

Geraniums for Sale at Smith's Flowers

Plants offered at 25 and 30 cents each by Smiths at 624 South Middleport with sale noted on ae 5-25-2t.

Smith's South Middleport

Kellogg Corn Flakes Ad and Local Church Society Notices

Unconditionally guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg and made in Battle Creek invites refunds if not best corn flakes. The Women s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church meets tonight with Miss Anna Vaughn leading devotional and topics on Spanish Speaking People in the U S and Latin America. Hostesses are Mrs. B H Ewing and Miss Jennie Osborn. Other society notes cover meetings at Simpson M E Church and Bethany Church membership contest led by Bertha Miller and Elizabeth Arnold.

Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society The Presbyterian Church Anna Vaughn Theron Russell Latin America Glenroy Ewing U. S B. H. Ewing Jennie Osborn Woman's Home Missionary Society Simpson M. E Lucy Gibbs H. L. Henthorne Norma Young Ralph Gilmore Jackson Nell Bing Jed Webster Queen Esther Society Bethany Church Bertha Miller Elizabeth Arnold Miss Arnold Ladies’ Aid Society of the Forest Run M. E. Church John Baily Pomeroy Magnolia Pythian Sisters K. of P Pomeroy Gallia Athens Hocking Meigs County Mary Keller Ruth Henderson Toledo Christian Endeavor Society Middleport Presbyterian Church Scott's Grove Cheshire Vivian Middleton Margaret Sauer T. Boyd Gay J. H. Grate Geraldine Owens Loyal Women’s Class Middleport Church of Christ Sidney Pickens Young People’s Organization Federated Church Pine Grove

Messenger Writer Visits in Columbus and Local Tax Case Notes

A Messenger writer reports from Columbus on capital city items as attorneys Russell and Peoples and Prosecutor Claris pursue the Ebersbach tax case in the Supreme Court. Columbus Red Birds suffer an 8 0 defeat to Louisville Colonels. Family news covers the Koesters returning to Pomeroy with son Norman from business college. Oliver Hartley gathers data for an Ohio Year Book. Art Nixon claims votes in Meigs County for secretary of state. L B Palmer comments on Meigs loyalty and friendship with the Russell family. Theodore Downie recounts a visit to his old hometown.

Pomeroy Columbus A. D. Russell D. H. Peoples Cedric Claris Supreme Court Ebersbach Red Birds Colonels of Louisville Wesley Koester Norman Business College Oliver Hartley U. Library Ohio Secretary of State Art Nixon Meigs County L. B. Palmer Old Meigs Palmer Albert Russell

Splinter in Hand Leads to Death

Arthur Carnahan aged 62 died at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis after a splinter pierced his palm while he and his son dismantled a house near Hobson to move it to Carmel. The wound was treated at once but lacked antiseptic.

Old Teaching Contract Is Quaintly Worded

A dated 1809 contract between Pickett Marvin the schoolmaster and John Sayre George Worth and Ephraim Sayre the school committee is found in Apple Grove. It promises 51 months of English lessons for fourteen dollars fifty cents per month, with limited enrollment and duties including building repairs and wood supply.

Pomeroy Sanah Parr Apple Grove Pickett Marvin John Sayre George Worth Ephraim Sayre School Land Corporation Letart

Bethany Church Edges Odd Fellows In Baseball Thriller

Bethany Church team defeated the Odd Fellows 4 to 3 on May 26. Odd Fellows rallied in the eighth inning but fell short. no scoring in the ninth. Also May 26 at Middleport Frances Daniels hosted a four table bridge event honoring guest Mrs Eugene Roberts from Akron, with dinner at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe.

Pomeroy Bethany Church Odd Fellows Middleport Frances Daniels Eugene Roberts Akron Gyneth Bryan Mary Jane Daniels North Second Avenue

Local visitors and travelers noted in Sugar Grove and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Henry Jacobson workers at O H E in Gallipolis spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Jed Webster. E P Duerr returned from Zanesville after a business trip. Fred Alp of Columbus visited Pomeroy on business. Miss Altona Baily Ted Scott and Mrs Earl Scott of Forest Run visited Sugar Grove to see friends.

Henry Jacobson Gallipolis Jed Webster E. P. Duerr Zanesville Fred Alp Columbus Pomeroy Altona Baily Ted Scott Earl Scott Forest Run Sugar Grove

Local Residents and Visitors Traverse Columbus and Florida

Attorney O. H. Stewart visited Columbus on business. Florida wintering spouses Mr. and Mrs. R. Hyatt return to Bradbury farm. Eleanor Hyatt joins her parents there after a Parkersburg stay. Mrs. W. H. Juhling hosts club events. Frances Bowen and Garnet Burchett traveled to Athens for a show. E. R. Tompkins and son Bob head to Bucyrus for Decoration Day. Arthur Combs visits with uncle Homer Rice. J. W. Longstaff and wife visit Columbus relatives. The Smith family mourns Irvine Smith with a funeral in Columbus.

O. H. Stewart Columbus Athens Emma Davis E. R. Tompkins Bob Bucyrus Tompkins Arthur Combs Cheshire Homer Rice J. W. Longstaff Mr. Smith Irvine Smith Frank Charles Smith

Families Travel After Burial From Nashville to Columbus

Following the funeral and burial of Mr. Smith in Nashville, Edwin Andres and his wife accompanied by a writer left for Columbus and then Cleveland after a brief stay with Mrs. Andres’ sister. W. P. Lynch accompanied his daughter and four grandchildren to Columbus Tuesday night. Mrs. Eugene Roberts of Akron arrives to visit D. H. Daniels and daughter Frances for ten days. Mrs. W. J. Forquer of Columbus visits relatives in Pomeroy and Chester with cousins the Radfords this week.

Nashville Tenn Edwin Andres Columbus Mr. Smith D. H. Daniels Frances Roberts W. J. Forquer Pomeroy

Miss Lillian Young 71 Dies in Tuppers Plains

Body returned from Washington D C for funeral at Church of Christ with Rev. D Morena of Sistersville officiating. Burial in M B E Church Cemetery. Miss Young daughter of Harvey and Alviria Young lived 71 years and served 40 years in the Treasurer's Department in Washington. She was a Baptist. Accompanying pallbearer Pearl Barrows. Local notices list visits by relatives and friends across region.

Lillian Young Washington D. C Church of Christ D. ©. Morena Sistersville M. BE Miss Young Harvey and Alviria Young Baptist Church Pearl Barrows Robert Stewart Emmit Frost East Shade Emil Matlack Floyd Bellville Thomas Akron John Torrence Belpre D. O. Morena Lena Parr Velma Matlack Morris of Bashan Carrie Gainer Ira Coleman Columbus L. L. Keller William Long Roxabell

Morrison and Community Guests Mentioned in Local Notes

The column lists numerous local visits and social calls including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morrison and family hosting Mr. Harry Morrison of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collins. It notes visits to Millfield by Ed ward Evans family and others, and mentions D. B. Becker becoming manager of the Red town baseball team after Neal Geary resigned.

Stewart Clifford Morrison Harry Morrison Jacksonville Andrew Collins George Evans Lewis Denver Edward Evans Millféeld Matt Anderson Cleveland Russell Vore Dessa Gillett Millfield Fred Smith Jess Clemens Edgar Thompson William Woods Helen Morrison Ferne Skinner Lee Hooper Hooper Daniel Hooper Athens Roy Little F. M William Gillett Crate Morrison D. B. Becker Redtown Neal Geary Becker

Redtown Player Sprains Ankle in Sunday Game

Virgil Strausbaugh of Redtown baseball suffered a badly sprained ankle during Sunday’s game against Jacksonville at Jacksonville grounds. It is believed that Strausbaugh will not play soon.

Redtown Virgil Strausbaugh Jacksonville Strausbaugh

Old Timers Take 5 3 Victory Over Rockies in Jacksonville

In a Saturday game at Mill field locals faced the Jacksonsville Old Timers against the Rockies of Jacksonville. The Old Timers won the contest 5 to 3 as crowds noted the strong pitching and timely hitting.

Millfield Minnie Collins Arenetta Vinnie Esmagie Trimble Jacksonville Jacksonsonville Rockies

Local Social Notes Tell of Visits and a Sudden Death

Bethany W. E. Petty of Marietta visited his sister in law and planned to see his sister Samantha Frost who is ill. Alfreda and Geneva Burke spent time with Avis Ladd. George Wright family visited Wright's grandparents in Junction City joined by Mrs. Winner of Sharpsburg. Elasher Taylor remains at home after the sudden death of his sister Phoebe Johnson last week. Several persons from here attended.

W. E. Petty Marietta J. L. Petty Samantha Frost Frost Alfreda Geneva Burke Avis Ladd George Wright Phoebe Johnson

Stewart Defeats Parkersburg 26 to 7 in Ball Game

Community notes report Stewart beat Parkersburg 26 to 7 at Stewart Sunday. Several residents are ill including Mrs. Clara Place, Neil Petty, and Mrs. Charley Moore. Neighbors visits and a Father’s Day sermon by Rev. Brown at Bethany are also noted.

Stewart Parkersburg Tayior Brown Bethany

Forest Fire Endangers $50 Million Pine Timber

Ontario forestry officials report fires in the Timagami forest reserve about 250 miles north of Toronto threaten fifty million dollars worth of white pine timber.

Toronto Ont U.P Timagami Here Ontario

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