Mrs lnee Evans Handles Messenger Classified Ads
Mrs lnee J Evans takes Messenger Classified ads for Nelsonville column phone yours to her 824 5.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
12
Mrs lnee J Evans takes Messenger Classified ads for Nelsonville column phone yours to her 824 5.
Mr. Logan died about a year ago at the family home on Fern Street. The residence was sold as Mrs Logan departed for Columbus.
Two petitions for proposed state highways will be heard at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Athens Court House. State Director of Highways R N Ward will conduct the hearings. The roads petitioned run between Frimble and Amesville and between Guysville and Coolville.
Charlie Smith, custodian of the city dump, discovered a box hidden beneath a slate pile on the road. The find, aided by Jim Ruflick and Acting Police Chief George Bateman, revealed a human skeleton built from bones found with an unholy odor. The expedition also noted a cliff where more than 200 dog remains are said to lie, suggesting an earlier construction of the scene.
Philo dorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M conducts three funerals in succession. J Henry McCullock was laid to rest at the Presbyterian Church. A special meeting at 1 pm Saturday follows to attend O C Jones services, with another 1 pm Sunday service for J W Jonas.
Nelsonville November 1 special meeting of Carbon Lodge No. 62 F and A M Sunday at noon to attend John Turner funeral at the church in Buchtel at 2 o'clock. Members urged to attend.
Nelsonville notice says Boy Scouts will attend the Kerean Class gathering at the Christian Sunday School at 9 30 in the morning. The First Baptist Church Buchtel choir will sing and local members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs H E Fletcher of St Albans W Va announce the marriage of their daughter Irma to Wheeler Q Newton of Charleston W Va. The ceremony occurred Wednesday October 39 the groom a former Nelsonville boy and son of Mr and Mrs Charles Newton who moved to Charleston years ago.
Glenford Dugan Post members meet at the Legion Home in Nelsonville on Saturday at 1 45 PM to attend the funeral of Paul Cummins a Civil War veteran
A Hallowe en party drew a large crowd with masked participants in the Y rooms porch and streets. A Boy Scouts led parade through the Square down Columbus Street and Washington Street to the stage for judging. Prizes were awarded for best and odd makeup and musical numbers amid light rain.
Orlando Jones 25 died Wednesday night at Cherrington Hospital Logan. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at his parents A L and Mrs A L Jones home near Mt Zion. Body to be placed in Lancaster mausoleum.
Miss Mabel Poston visits with Mrs. Allison Jones in Columbus. Several Columbus ladies including Verna Hand Thelma Baugh Mildred Bayless and Adeline Ray were guests Wednesday. Visitors Donna Kentner and Mrs. Donald Kentner return to Walbridge Friday. Mrs. William T Dixey and baby visit her parents in Columbus. Mollie Six spends days with Columbus friends. Reverend K H McCorkle travels to Knoxville as business visitor. church duties covered by Reverend Gilbert Courtney Chauncey. Mrs. Harry Runion travels to Toledo to visit her daughter Helen Collins. Grace Sheppard Elizabeth Collins and Marcelete Wallace attend a concert by Madame Galli Carol in Athens Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. Fred Scott visits Columbus. Charles Scott visits relatives in Murray City.
Nelsonville High announces top six weeks honors across grades nine through twelve with first, second and third place names. The list also records students achieving all A’s in the first period, highlighting the school’s high academic performers.
Miss Garnet Wright entertained eleven G. E. G. Club members Tuesday evening at her Adams Street home. A two course luncheon was served. Mes ville columnist Mrs. Inez Evans notes the event and provides contact numbers.
The Nelsonville Board of Education asks voters in the November 5 general election to renew a three mill levy for five more years. The levy is not new. it expires this year and renewals are needed to meet state aid requirements and keep schools operating.
Mrs Frank McCall and Miss Gay McCall held a Halloween party at 09 Chestnut Street. The home was decorated in Halloween style with games and music. Guests included Dr A L Pritchard Mrs Ralph Reynolds Vera Vernice Mary Etta McKibben Ruth Patton Eleanor Spencer Jack McCall Frank McCall Jr Bobbie Reeves Chauncey Mrs Claude Grinstead Charles Victor Kansada Grinstead Logan.
The Hyperion Club will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs H JD Krieg at 182 Fayette Street replacing the announced host Mrs Lloyd Evans. Mrs Herbert Swingle entertained Sunday with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Tom Withers and daughters Margaret and Jean Port Clinton.
Funeral services for John Turner will be held at the A. M. E. Church in Buchtel Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will follow at Buchtel Cemetery.
The First Methodist Sunday School will observe Rally Day on Sunday with the Athens High School Band playing on the church lawn at 8 45 AM. Sunday School programs begin at 9 00 AM in all departments, with special promotions led by Marian McClure and Mrs S H Bing in the Primary and Intermediate divisions.
In the adult department the Men s Chorus will sing and the Martzolf duet along with the regular chorus perform. After class sessions a photograph of the entire Sunday School will be taken on the church lawn. The Athens High School Band will close the exercises with a concert.
Miss Virginia Veeneman of Louisville arrives as local director of Athens Girl Scouts succeeding part time leader Miss Claudia Roberts. She conducted Girl Scout work in Louisville and completed a Camp Edith Macy training. A November 9 hike is planned with a committee chaired by Mrs. C. H. Harris.
Athens resident Mrs George Logan died in Columbus while visiting her daughter Mrs Geneva Kale. The body will be brought to Athens Saturday morning for services at Dowler Funeral Parlors on Sunday afternoon, with burial in West State Street Cemetery.
The Daily News reports Gloria Rouzer, niece of Rear Admiral Julian L Latimer and cousin of Johns Hopkins educator Dr. Thomas Latimer, is the girl held in Louisville related to the Jack Kraft case. Her father, Capt Leigh H Rouzer, a Mexican mine owner, lost his fortune in the Mexican Revolution.
A shipment of hats is unpacked for Saturday selling. The display features Metallc Hats to pair with Pur-Collared Coats and new felt hats in various colors and sizes, including black for small and large heads.
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