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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
6
Natalie and Alan drift deeper into jealousy and deception as Phillipa schemes to keep him away from his wife. Natalie confronts the tension at Alan's office while Florence and Andrew bolster a ruse to delay reconciliation.
Mrs. Rodney Bradley of New Lexington and her two year old daughter Roma na were riding in a small coupe when it hit a culvert and overturned just north of Glouster. They were trapped but freed by a passing pedestrian. Both escaped with minor injuries as the car was total wrecked and towed to a local garage.
A Sunday gathering in Trimble honored Alonzo Reeves for his seventy third birthday. Attendees included Bert Pickett and family from Darwin, Fulwider and Wells from Harrisonville, Dailey family from Columbus, Massie family from Columbus with Lucile Orme, Cobe family from Glouster, Reeves from Albany, Grimm family, and Orme family with Alonzo and others from Trimble and nearby towns.
Glouster May 27 A fire at Philo early Sunday morning wiped out a hotel building with a 65000 loss. F L Hatfield a former Glouster merchant lost his grocery confectionery and pool room and all his household goods in a flat above the store. Insurance covered a small part of the loss. Hatfield and family were away visiting relatives near Marietta when the blaze occurred.
A Columbus resident is recovering at home with daily hospital treatments for mastoid trouble after leaving Colum bus hospital last week. He expects to return home by the end of the week.
Miss Agnes Melligan, a Hollister schools teacher from Glouster, departed Monday for Fostoria to spend the summer vacation with relatives.
Mrs Frances Bakaletz 62 mother of five was killed in Avon in the Nickel Plate Railroad yards after stepping from a car with her husband Nick and a friend. She sat down then rose and walked into the path of a freight train. coroner cites accidental death. Her home was Lorain.
At Bombay on May 27 a British police volley of buckshot wounded twelve Mohammedan worshippers during a clash as they pelted the Sandhurst Road Barracks with stones.
Phillipa weighs a scheme to sway Natalie by revealing Alan's visits to the Lamont home and gifts for Iobia. She fears Natalie will suspect manipulation, regrets her own rudeness, and worries about Alan's reaction when he returns. The scene ends as Alan's arrival looms.
Marion Shively of McArthur received word that his cousin William Shively aged 79 of Hamilton Missouri died at his home there May 16 He was a former resident of Jackson Township near McArthur and had lived in Missouri for 80 years A son a daughter and five grandchildren all of Hamilton survive
Leaders and officers of the 4 H Clubs of Vinton County will hold their annual conference at McArthur High School on Wednesday June 4. County Extension Agent T. C. Kennard, Assistant State Club Leader C. C. Lang, and County Agents Kreitler Meigs and Floyd Henderson Jackson will attend.
Conrad Smith watched a red tailed hawk seize a two week old Rhode Island Red chick from his 75 bird flock in McArthur. The hawk carried the chick toward the old cemetery before a martin attacked and forced it to drop. The chick was recovered unharmed.
Mayor Robert Wood warned that hauling loose gravel on city streets is forbidden except in wagons with tight beds. The notice followed reports of gravel stones hurled into Court Street stores by passing cars and a leaking wagon bed incident.
Messages from the Loyal Order of Moose and Fraternal Order of Eagles announce the death of Mike Kostely aged about 69 at Fairport Harbor. He died Sunday and funeral services will be held there Wednesday. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. The family previously lived in Hollister, moving about three years ago.
Mrs J M Coot of Toledo Illinois visits Bishopville area as guest of Mr and Mrs W H Hoon. Her father the late Dr John Yallaway was a Mountville physician for over 50 years, then the only doctor within 25 miles.
In Glouster on May 27, Joe Vorru is reported to be recovering well after an illness or incident. The brief update notes his improving condition and steady progress as observed by local sources.
Ellsworth Waxler found a merino ewe with five newborn lambs in his pasture on Monday. Four of the lambs died from chilling due to a light frost. The ewe had recently sheared 10 pounds of wool before lambing.
Mrs Lynn Bowman of Route 6 Jacksonville visits here and Elko for her grandfather David Sowers illness. The Blue and Gray Bus Company replaces Collinge vehicles on Route 69 through McArthur starting Sunday May 325. J T Bone reports no fruit this year on his Locust Grove farm. Mr and Mrs Herman Farich of Duncan Falls return from a visit with Levi and Kathleen Trainer.
Two airline captains escaped death when their aircraft plunged into the Scioto River 15 miles north of Columbus on Sunday. The pilots survived the crash and were rescued from the river, authorities reported.
Mrs. George Schunn of Youngstown Ohio says Konjola improved her severe kidney trouble digestion and gas after four bottles. She reports her appetite digestion and swelling all improved and recommends six to eight weeks of use. Konsolata is sold at McKee Drug Co Athens Ohio and by leading druggists.
At a council meeting Mayor Wood announced the resignation of Glen Romine as city service director and the appointment of John Collins to the post. Collins, a longtime Ohio mine manager and resident of Athens, will take the role June 1 as Romine’s successor. Council endorsed Ralph A. Dalton for Ohio Spanish-American War Veterans Association state commander with the June 16 Mansfield convention noted.
Athens convention notes outline steps to complete legal work for resurfacing West Union Street with tarbound material. City Solicitor John W. Botla ordered actions, with further council action expected at next Monday night's regular meeting. The report also cites a vice commander at the incident.
An ad style note touts Mucol as a feminine hygiene product claiming ten fold strength without injuring delicate tissues. It markets relief from discomfort and menstrual symptoms and suggests regular use with a douche for comfort and health.
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