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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

2

Pomeroy Legion Leads Memorial Day Observance

Memorial Day services at Beech Grove Cemetery featured a parade from the Courthouse with veterans civic groups and youth groups. Major Hugh K. Martin gave a patriotism rich address praising veterans and law enforcement, followed by artillery salute and taps as families honored the deceased.

Pomeroy Seed Grove Hugh K. Martin Federal Court At Columbus Thornton Beech Grove Martin

Unclear Health Ad Claims Relief From Urinary and Pain Symptoms

Illegible advertisement-like text touts a remedy for weak bladder sore joints and kidney issues. It promises quick SEB results and soothing comfort, urging readers to consult a figure named Dr Lord Pillpface for purchase or treatment.

Lord Uae

Middleport Guests and Memorial Day Visits

Middleport residents welcome relatives from Huntington and Cedar Grove Wisconsin to a Memorial Day weekend gathering. Allen Jenkinson attended Indianapolis auto races. Evelyn Hitchinger of Athens visited the Healy family in town and planned visits with brothers in Circleville. Walter Reed of Columbus arrived to spend time with his brother C. F. Reed. Dr. and Mrs. Roland Boice of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Curd hosted relatives here. Fred Hoffman and two Huntington sons spent Memorial Day with local friends and kin.

Mark Roller Huntington Max Roller South Sixth Avenue Fred Joachim Cedar Grove W. Va Mary Margaret Healy E. L. Healy Allen Jenkinson Indianapolis Evelyn Hitchinger Athens Fred Healy Circleville Walter Reed Columbus C. F. Reed Roland Boice Cleveland Lester Boice Hobson H. B. Curd Fred Hoffman

Middleport Beats Pomeroy In Night Exhibition Game

Middleport defeated Pomeroy 7 to 1 in a lightsed high school field exhibition on Tuesday night. Future Friday and Saturday games feature Ewing's team of Pomeroy vs Oak Hill and Robson's Safety Cabs versus Huntington Rosedale. An annual tournament opens Monday with 25 percent of net proceeds to the Boy Scout organization, sponsored by the American Legion School and Scouts.

Pomeroy Middleport Ewing Oak Hill Robson Safety Cabs Huntington Rosedale Boy Scout Organization American Legion

Local Notes From Langsville Area Postings

Langsville and nearby families report Dexter Nelson recovering from appendicitis. Richard Jacks family relocates to W A Compton place. Harold Gardner returns from Columbus with wife who had tonsil operation. Marvin Morris family joins. Orville Davis family back in Akron after a week with relatives. Carrie Atkinson visits Pomeroy after a week with Entsminger McLain Webb and cousins Alice Miller family.

Langsville Denver Nelson Dexter L. Knapp L. Kapp Richard Jacks W. A. Compton Place Harold Gardner Columbus Marvin Morris Mr. Gardner Orville Davis Akron Carrie Atkinson Pomeroy L. E. Entsminger Ora McLain Huntington Cora Webb Alice Miller

Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Visiting and Travel

Middleport notes list Mr. and Mrs. George Swallow and Mrs. D.8. Farmer hostesses for a Wednesday visit with Mrs. Swallow’s sister. Corinna Morgan from Jasonville Ind visits friends. Ernest and Gordon Ely of Columbus visit uncle and aunt William and Mrs. Huggins. Jennings Keffer Gauley Bridge visits friends. Harris Wood and son from Columbus visit O. B. Stout family. T. A. May returns from Columbus after business trip then Parkersburg visit.

George Swallow Lester Snyder Harris Wood Son of Columbus O. B. Stout T. A. May Mrs. May Parkersburg

Local Social Notes From Tuppers Plains and Middleport

Tuppers Plains residents Charley Som mers and Hubert Shields traveled to Columbus seeking work. Generational visits include Mr and Mrs Safreed of Steubenville staying with Mr and Mrs W E Matlack, and Mr and Mrs Emil Matlack of Belleville visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart. George Saunders turns 63 on June 8 after 61 years of marriage. Mrs Nettie Stewart returned from a Pittsburgh trip. A Bethel Ridge dinner hosted Grandson Guy Everett Springer and Scott Dewey with Mr and Mrs Frank Reed. In Middleport, Mr and Mrs C W Stansbury of Huntington attended Memorial Day and the Ed Taylor funeral at Rutland Church of Christ. Regular Loyal Berean Class meeting at Church of Christ with Group No 3 hosting. Mrs George Meinhart social chair.

Tuppers Plains Charley Sommers Hubert Shields Columbus Guy Springer Guy Everett Scott Dewey Frank Reed Bethel Ridge Middleport C. W. Stansbury Huntington Ed Taylor Rutland Rutland Church of Christ Church of Christ George Meinhart

Local Clergy Visit and Memorial Notices Highlight Middleport

Professor W J Carpenter of Milligan College and his sons joined Rev Gardner for mid week Church of Christ services in Middleport. Memorial services honoring Thomas Donaldson set for Friday at Rocksprings Methodist with Ward Radford and Children’s Orchestra in attendance. Memorial Day observed quietly with American Legion placing flags on graves at Middleport Hill Cemetery and Park Street Gravel Hill Cemetery.

Middleport W. J. Carpenter Milligan College Johnson City Tenn South Bend Ind Paul Carpenter Michigan F. I. Gardner South Sixth Avenue Palmer Street Church of Christ Carpenter Bethany College Gardner Pomeroy Thomas Donaldson Rocksprings Methodist Church Donaldson Ward Radford Central Avenue Church Athens American Legion Middleport Hill Cemetery Park Street Gravel Hill

Boy Pleads Guilty to Arson at Blacks Harbor School

A 14 year old boy who disliked school set fire to the Blacks Harbor Superior School causing about 20000 dollars in damage. He pleaded guilty to arson and was sentenced to three years in an industrial school but the term was suspended on school authorities recommendation.

ST. George, N. B Blacks Harbor

Several Arrests Reported in Local Thefts and Disputes

Deputy Sheriff Dana Tracy investigated theft at Roy Johnson barn with two rolls of barbed wire and gasoline missing. O M Rife of Columbia Township jailed for investigation. John Collins 18, John White 21, George Smith 26, Fred Craig 28, Harry Robers 50 arrested for train riding and held. Thomas Ratcliff of Hobson arrested on assault charge.

Pomeroy Dana Tracy Dexter Roy Johnson O. M. Rife Columbia Township John Collins John White George Smith Fred Craig Harry Robers Thomas Ratcliff Hobson

Pomeroy Personal Visits and Local Picnic Gatherings

A group from Pomeroy travels to California Pennsylvania to visit relatives for the weekend. A Lincoln Hill home hosts a family picnic with out of town guests from Marietta Maggie and others. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Zeigler Charles Benge Bobbie and Roland Sullivan Charles Otto and Mrs Alex Downie. Bess Grace and Margery Philson of Cincinnati stay with O T Kreinbihi in Butternut Avenue. Robert Jones Lima Ohio, a former Pomeroy resident, visits with his wife on Memorial Day.

C. E. W. Downie Lincoln Hill George Zeigler Charles Benge Bobbie Roland Sullivan Charles Otto Marietta Alex Downie Maggie. W. Va Bess Grace Margery Philson Cincinnati O. T. Kreinbihi Butternut Avenue Robert Jones Lima Pomeroy Rob Huber Elizabeth Huber Huper

All Pass Tests LONG BOTTOM Eighth Grade Class

All fourteen students in the eighth grade passed the tests and received certificates admitting them to high school. Their teacher, John Andrew, has lived here all his life.

John Andrew

Chester Beats Marietta 7 6 in Memorial Day Baseball

In a Memorial Day game at the local park Chester broke a late tie in the ninth inning to defeat Marietta 7 to 6. It marked Marietta’s first loss of the season.

Chester Marietta Martreet

Sunshine Group Meeting At McDonald Home

The Bishopville Sunshine Class met at Marguerite McDonald’s home with Madge Pedicord presiding. Winners in games were Charlies Milhoan Jr and Edward Smith. consolation winners were Hattie Hoon Betty Jean Stump and Clarence Voss. Members present included Madge Pedicord Dorthea Milhoan Hannah Belle Grubbs Zola Gardner Orlena Pedicord Marguerite McDonald Frank Phillips Edward Smith Clarence Vess John Standley Jr Charles Milhoan and teachers. Visitors were Betty Jean Stump Mary Margaret Milhoan Jessie Withem and Stella McDonald. The next meeting will be at Hattie Hoon’s home on June 29.

Charlies Milhoan, Jr Edward Smith Hattie Hoon Betty Jean Stump Clarence Voss Madge Pedicord Dorthea Milhoan Hannah Belle Grubbs Zola Gardner Orlena Pedicord Marguerite McDonald Frank Phillips Clarence Vess John Standley, Jr Charles Milhoan, Jr Mary Margaret Milhoan Jessie Withem Stella McDonald

Homecoming at Smithville Schoolhouse Saturday

An all day homecoming is planned at Smithville Schoolhouse about 2 1 2 miles east of Bishopville. A program starts at 10 a m with a basket dinner at noon.

Glouster Smithville Bishopville

Millfield Defeats Glouster In 6-5 Decoration Day Game

Glouster Miners lost a tight opener to Millfield No. 6 by 6-5 on Decoration Day. Crowds cheered as Mrs. Sara Williams and Mrs. Nina Graves won prizes. Lunch served to 21 members and two visitors. new members include Mrs. Lucille Grubbs, Mrs. Ethel Thomas, and Mrs. Vesta Norris.

Glouster Glouster Miners Millfield No. 6 Sara Williams Nina Graves Kate Blake Columbus Charleston W. Va Lucille Grubbs Ethel Thomas Vesta Norris

Entertain Class Miss Danford and Mrs Kinney Hostesses

A Loyal Daughters Class meeting at Miss Lalla Danford’s Fairlawn Avenue home featured Mrs. Mary Kinney as assisting hostess and Mrs. Ruth Watkins presiding. Miss Esta Cunningham, Mrs. Kate Blake, and Columbus spoke on the seven important events in Christ’s life. contests followed with WCTU involvement.

Honor Soldier Dead Observed By American Legion

Memorial Day observance followed the announced program. Graves of veterans were decorated in local cemeteries and a customary salute was fired. Morning exercises extended into the afternoon as Legion members visited all cemeteries in squads.

Glouster American Legion Legion

Local Families Share Commencement and Travel News

Mrs. William Hallam with daughter Vivian and grandson Ralph Edward Alderman joined Mr. Edward Cook for a trip to Charleston West Virginia on Monday. Mrs. Kate Brown traveled to New York to attend Columbia University commencement where her daughter Jeannette earned a Master’s in Music. Miss Brown expects to teach music in Athens next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shirkey and

William Hallam Vivian Ralph Edward Alderman Edward Cook Charleston W. Va Kate Brown New York Columbia University Jeannette Miss Brown Athens Frank Shirkey

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