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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1928

Page

2

Teachers for Church School to Be Trained

The third annual teacher training institute for daily vacation Bible school workers will meet in Pomeroy on June 4 and 6 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Jones says sessions cover general principles and full summer plans with instructors Rev. John Sharpe Miss Clara Louise Smith Miss Blanche A. Riley and Rev. J C Stamm of Richmond Ohio. The Meigs County Council of Ministers sponsors the program to support twelve county communities.

Pomeroy Jones Meigs County Council of Ministers John Sharpe Clara Louise Smith Martins Ferry Blanche A. Riley J. C. Stamm Richmond Ohio

First Holy Communion at Sacred Heart Church

Pomeroy May 31. Eleven children six girls and five boys received first Holy Communion at Sacred Heart church Sunday. Recipients include Frank Kess Edward Kess Donald West William Zwilling Anthony Goett Mary Georgienne Hackett Rose Angeletti Martha Jane O Connell Dorothy May Gloeckner Eva May Fugate Geneva May Rink.

Pomeroy Thleven Sacred Heart Frank Edward Kess Donald West William Zwilling Anthony Goett Mary Georgienne Hackett Rose Angeletti Martha Jane O'Connell Dorothy May Gloeckner Eva May Fugate Geneva May Rink

Pomeroy Man Pleads Guilty to DUI and Resisting Arrest

In Justice Webster's court W. C. Weaver a Pomeroy business man pleaded guilty to three charges drinking while intoxicated using intoxicating liquor and resisting an officer. He was fined 100 dollars on the first charge and 5 dollars on each of the other two.

Pomeroy Justice Webster’s Court W. C. Weaver

Bedford Township Farm Records Two Sets of Twins

Pomeroy reports four new arrivals on one Bedford township farm including twin calves and twin colts born within days. Farmer Russ Cucklier notes both pairs share the same mothers and daybreak activity as the newborns draw attention on the farm near Darwin.

Bedford Pomeroy Russ Cucklier Darwin Bedford Township Cuckler

Illness Delays Beegle Produce House Opening

Word from Magnetic Springs reports Elmer Beegle is seriously ill after two weeks of treatments at Magnetic Springs. Initially thought to suffer sciatic rheumatism, physicians fear additional complications. Beegle planned to open a new produce house on Butternut Avenue, but his illness will push back the opening date.

Pomeroy Magnetic Springs Elmer Beegle Beegle Butternut Avenue Hess Ew Lcness

Burials Today in Pomeroy Meigs County

Two well known Meigs men are buried today. Wilbur W. Leach’s body arrived in Middleport yesterday and services are at 2 pm at his sister Mrs Webb’s home. Byron C. Fair’s funeral was held in Kion and the body later moved to Le Jart cemetery. He died Monday night at Holzer hospital after a surgical operation. He leaves a widow Lois Pickens of Racine before her marriage. Mr and Mrs W E Strader have returned to Columbus after visiting here with Mr and Mrs Rodney Pullins.

Pomeroy Meigs Wilbur W. Leach Middleport Webbs Leach Fustaaleport Byron C. Fair Kion le Jart Fair Hobson, d Holzer Hospital Llipolis Lois Pickens Racine

Middleport High School Class of 1928 Commencement

The fifty fourth annual Middleport High School commencement was held May 29 at the Presbyterian church. Irma E Voigt Ph D dean of women at Ohio University delivered the address urging graduates to seek self knowledge. Diplomas were presented by J C Fisher with Mary Grate and Mary Reynolds giving the diplomas.

Middleport Middleport High School Presbyterian Church J. B. Talbott C. H. Fichinger Heath M. E. Church Supt. A. W. McKay Irma E. Voigt Women Ohio University Ruth Thomas J.C. Fisher Board of Education Mary Grate Mary Reynolds W. G. James the Baptist Church Anna Burchett Henry Eichinger Fred Fisher Beulah Forquer Travis Gibbs John Gilmore Ralph Graves Walter B. Harris Ruth Humphrey Frances Lippi Lucille Mayer Florence Mackin Geraldine Owens Florence Payne Calvin Reichman Clarence Stanborn Louise Sargeant Harold Sauer Charles Shumaker Mary Louise Stephenson Dale Werner Gladys Worthington

Suits Filed Over Steps and Deed In Pomeroy Courts

In Pomeroy two recent court filings involve property and finance. Mrs. Sarah E. Beegle seeks an injunction against Win McMurray over deteriorating exterior steps on Mechanic street and work stoppage. Charles W. Chew trustee in bankruptcy of Leonard Koenig asks to set aside a deed in a case against Robert A. Surtees and Leonard Koenig. Meigs county dog troubles persist as warden Leidenable hunts dogs blamed for livestock losses.

Pomeroy Sarah E. Beegle Win McMurray Mechanic Street Charles W. Chew Leonard Koenig Robert A. Surtees

Death of Lafayette Reed marks family losses in village areas

Lafayette Reed of Bedford township died at his daughter Elizabeth Shirley’s home in Canaanville after a long life nearly 81. He married Martha Hoffman in 1871 and left six daughters, one son, seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The family resided in Orange township until his wife’s death fifteen years ago. Children listed include Elizabeth Shirley Mable Gaul Lena Sutton Rosa Prechtel Vietta Springer Callie Werner and Charlies Reed.

Pomeroy

Cuff Buttons Worth Fifty Five Years and Jersey Cow News

By-The-Way reports N W Radford of Athens owns cuff buttons bought for his wife fifty five years ago from Ballards on the corner of the Lawrence block. Porter Dicken owns a Jersey cow valued at 160 dollars not for sale. June 16 is Children’s Day with township trustees meeting at 1 pm to plan a magazine group photo and tax levy for road work. The County Budget Commission should be invited to discuss continuing the two mill levy three years more to aid rural roads.

N. W. Radford Athens Ballards Lawrence Block Radford Porter Dicken

Mrs Walker of Mountincton Visits Daughter in Town

Mrs Walker of Mountincton is visiting her daughter Mrs Charles Shumaker and staying with the family during her visit.

Walker of Mountincton Charles Shumaker

Hysell of Columbus Visits for Decoration Day

M. W. Hysell of Columbus arrived for Decoration day and plans a brief stay with local relatives.

Local visit and Decoration Day gathering in Decorah

Mr and Mrs Ernest Tompkins and their children visited Bucyrus for a few days. Otto Larrick and relatives from Bucyrus joined Mrs Swallow and others in Decorah for Decoration Day visits. Vina Bennett spent the week at Laurel Cliff with friends. Whatsoever class set for June 7 last meeting of the season in the church lecture room.

Ernest Tompkins Bucyrus Otto Larrick R. B. Laughead George Swallow Lester Snyder Columbus Laurel Cliff

Letter Golf Challenge on Today's Menu

Read the BOWL in four tries and reach a par solution on the last page. The rules require one letter change at a time with complete common words, keeping letter order intact.

Gas Relief Claim Promises Quick Stomach Cleansing

Mrs. M Meyer testifies that gas, bloating, and insomnia eased after using Adilerika. The ad claims relief within ten minutes by acting on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter. Gibson's Pharmacy Coolville and Hickman's Pharmacy Nelsonville locations are listed.

Taylor's Drug Store Nelsonville Hickman's Pharmacy

Higley Center Row At New Boston Strike News

Rutland May 31. Friends of B R Higley the former principal of the local high school now at Glenwood high school New Boston attend to the student strike after the board of education refused to re hire him and two other teachers. About 150 students paraded the streets with We Want Higley banners as petitions and appeals fail to resolve the dispute.

Rutland B. R. Higley Glenwood High School New Boston Board of Education Higley Education Clifton

Third Grade Spelling Contest At Pearl Street School

The Pearl Street School third grade held a spelling contest Monday afternoon. Jaunita Daugherty won the $1 prize donated by Miss Julia Miller. Mildred Brickles, Florence Frasier, and Jaunita Daugherty show flawless word work this winter, per their teacher.

Middleport Pearl Street Julia Miller Jaunita Daugherty Mildred Brickles Florence Frasier

Memorial services set for Bates on June third

Memorial services will be held at Bates Sunday June 3 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Bates

Veterans honored at Hooper Ridge church picnic

Services at Hooper Ridge church at 11 Sunday morning will be led by Giouster post G A R. A post service picnic honors veterans and evening services are planned.

Hooper Ridge Giouster Post

Athens High School Commencement Teaches The American

The Athens high school commencement in the auditorium will feature speeches on The American with topics like An Idealist and A Builder. Roy McClannahan leads as class president, with Doris Giesecke, Jack Wadley, Elizabeth Hughes, Foster Cornwell, Lillian Kittle, and Stanley Cooley giving talks. The program includes a chorus, solos, an invocation by Rev. M. E. Chatley, a flag salute, and the presentation of diplomas by A. B. Roe.

Athens High School Roy McClannahan Doris Giesecke Jack Wadley Elizabeth Hughes Foster Cornwell Lillian Kittle Stanley Cooley M. E. Chatley First Christian Church Jean Rauch Josephine Kircher A. B. Roe

Public figure Describes Hair Wave Technique and Product

Edna Wallace Hopper shares her personal hair styling routine noting she never uses a marcel and prefers Wave and Sheen. She washes weekly and uses the product with a comb or hands, applying it for about an hour under a veil for a soft undulating wave.

Marcel Edna Wallace Hopper

Athens High cafeteria reports annual profit and meals

Money left from the school cafeteria run by Ruth Giesen at Athens High School totals 44.69 after expenses of 757.44 from 92 operating days between October 6 and April 5. 3,113 meals were served, averaging 33 per day, with 802.18 money in. The funds stay in the bank until next fall to replace broken equipment and restart the cafeteria.

Ruth Giesen Department of Home Economics Athens High School

Rev Rice in Charge Sunday Services in Jerseyville

In Jerseyville on May 31 the Rev. Rice of the Methodist Episcopal church will preside at Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m.

Jerseyville Rice Methodist Episcopal Church

Class Day Exercises Set for Athens High June 7

Athens high school holds class day ceremonies on June 7 at 2 o clock. The senior orchestra opens with Maritana. Stanley Cooley introduces followed by Senior Boys chorus. Esther Harris gives class history Elaine Roe reads the prophecy. Ralph Clark and Herman Secoy sing. Edward Rosser to deliver class will A L Hughes speaks. Roy McClannahan turns over class keys to Jack Swanson.

Athens High School Wallace Stanley Cooley Esther Harris Elaine Roe Ralph Clark Herman Secoy Edward Rosser A. L. Hughes Department of Mathematics Roy McClannahan Jack Swanson Grant Wellesley

S.S.S. Nature’s Own Tonic Promises Clear Skin

A venturous claim that rich red blood builds strength and beauty, linking clear skin to inner health. The ad urges taking S.S.S. to restore appetite and wipe out pimples boils eczema and salon complexion while promising many have recovered their charm after a few bottles.

Uderneath S.S.S

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Bible School Meigs Mountains W. E. Strader Rodney Pullins Middleport School Meigs County Leidenable Guernsey Dorcas Seidenable Lafayette Reed Canaanville M. W. Hysell School Row Board Hest Belber Gladstone The Burnett-smith Co Treasury Carter Dan Eel Alucky Tiger Charmao Ruth Gahm Elden Ave Los Angeles Calif STE Swanson’s Warehouse East State Street
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