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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
3
May 27报道显示 H A Sines and Joe Jonas 乾坤审查在 Glouster 与 Jacksonville 实施 dry raids 逮获多处酒品并定罪 包括 Ben Aucheur 的店铺及 Ned McCarty 的保险箱内存酒 两名涉案者分别被处以罚款 500 与 200 dollars Tony Kilinski 在 Jacksonville 被控酒精藏匿并保释 至 28日听证 John Clark 在 Glouster 发现 20 加仑糖蜜 并因 prior offense 被控并处罚款
The Kiwanis club at the YMCA held its May meeting in Nelsonville. Members reviewed routine business and discussed plans for the summer and future year objectives. The next meeting date was not specified.
The Chamber of Commerce and the local chamber will meet next Thursday night to consider several important matters. Secretary Hudson, who attended recent sessions of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington, D. C., will submit a report.
A party of four from the Pomeroy Bend district was arrested by Chief Pearson in Nelsonville after being found intoxicated in a parked coupe on a public street. Don Williams and James McCormick, from Dark Hollow, were fined $10 and costs. McCormick also $100 for possessing. Williams, owner of the car, pled guilty to transporting and paid $100. The companions Bernice Dunlap and May Ross, from Racine, were released with no charges and sent home.
The piece notes the eye is a remarkable but imperfect instrument and that two in ten have perfect vision. It argues the only relief from eye trouble is properly fitted glasses and offers the shop's skill and experience for accurate fitting.
Athens county camp of Spanish American War veterans was organized last night at the American Legion home. Thirteen Nelsonville veterans who served in 1898 joined the class. P W Hickman was elected first commander and L R Kelch adjutant as the Athens camp becomes a county organization. Remarks were made by E C Woodworth Rev Ed L Morrell Stanley Dew and others. The group opposed peace meetings and any moves to weaken preparedness. A Legion auxiliary served dinner.
Nelsonville dispatch reports Mrs. Hattie Glover, 38, of Amesville, died Tuesday at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. The body was brought to Stout's mortuary and later taken to her home.
A sister at Deanville will have funeral services Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Burial follows in Greenlawn. She leaves her husband Clarence Glover and six children.
Mary Pidcock, 26, died Wednesday at her home in Carbon Hill. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o'clock at Carbon Hill with burial to follow. She is survived by her husband Olin Pidcock and one son.
The W. R. C. will meet at Stout's after dinner Saturday to prepare laurel for the cemeteries. On Sunday morning they will gather at the Legion building and attend services at the M. E. church.
Nelsonville stores belonging to the Retail Merchants association will close for the entire day Monday May 31, as announced.
May 27 a short circuit sparked a fire at Weaver Essex on Oak Street. The fire department responded and damage is estimated at 10 dollars.
Copies of the Nelsonville Saga high school annual for 1926 remain available. They can be secured at the Colonial or the superintendent's office, senior high school, or at the alumni banquet Friday night.
A New York jury hearing perjury charges against Earl Carroll over an alleged bath tub party at Washington's Birthday retired to consider a verdict at 11 15 a m Eastern daylight time.
John Barnhart Jr 17 pleaded not guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Justice Carl Porter. He is scheduled for trial June 1 at 9 in juvenile court before Judge Johnson. Barnhart was arrested by Constable E C Mariner.
Officers for the Girl Reserve at Athens High School have been nominated and will be voted on at an upcoming meeting. Candidates include Christine Porter Pauline Orr and Olive Carpenter for president Dorothy Osborne Doris Gieske and Mary Elizabeth Hughes for secretary and Mildred Totman Helen Bates and Bernice Kayser for treasurer.
Francis Carsey, previously sentenced to work off his fine on the streets, is in the city jail after evading the service director. Police report he will perform daytime labor on the streets and reside at the city jail until the fine is fully paid.
Miss Anne Morgan the county nurse says Gladys Coen a pupil at the school of Hickory has neither been absent nor tardy for four years Claire Burson teaches at the school of Hickory
Les ter Martin, arrested by traffic officer Howard Gilson, pled not guilty in Carl Porter’s court. Because he is under 18, the case is in juvenile court with Judge S M Johnson setting trial for June 1 at 1 PM.
A cyclone from the Bay of Bengal struck Rangoon May 27 causing heavy damage to Akyab including the destruction of the courthouse and most government buildings.
An advertisement from Gibson's Pharmacy touts Adierika as a remedy for gas bloating and chronic constipation. It cites W H Fletcher praising its relief and notes the product removes old waste matter and allows normal fruit consumption.
Special Counsel Davis and Reed urge conviction as state witnesses clash with O'Brien and Bryant testimony. Judge Miller laments Meigs County’s criminal rut and calls for drastic action after weeks of unrest in Pomeroy.
Judge Miller contrasts Pomeroy Meigs county with Chicago noting lower crime density and asserts Meigs county’s law enforcement deserves credit for clearing criminals. He forecasts a brighter future for Pomeroy as O'Brien accepts the verdict and Dana Peoples plans a new trial motion within three days.
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