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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1934

Page

2

Pomeroy Women’s Music Club Teaches Tuesday Night Program

Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine, Rutland and Meigs Co. news note the Pomeroy Women’s Music Club offers a program Tuesday at Peace Church at 8. The club chorus performs Morning Speaks and The Naughty Little Clock, with piano duets At the Club and Poetic Moments. Vocal and instrumental numbers follow, with soloists Mrs Mildred Stanley Miss Emmy Lou Keehne and others, plus accompanists. Active and associate members and interested guests may attend.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Women’s Music Club the Peace Church Speaks de Koren Keublar Liszt Vera Hepp Betty Gress Iris Renard Edward Stark Toati Mildred Stanley Emmy Lou Keehne Lee Wallace Miss Jiiden Kerr Meyer Ashworth Nevin Kinesky-Korsakorn Isabel Fick Marshall Alice Smith Scholl Konrad Scholl Hecox Ola Madrid Trotere Welsh Air Mise Keen Sarah F. Ashworth

Racine News Notes Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs W Kalt of Jacksonville spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Ea Reese. Mrs Anna Curtis accompanied home for a two week visit. Leona Nichols and two children from Jacksonville visited relatives here. Vinnie Woode and son Harvey attended the Grange meeting at Hemlock Grove. W F Tanborey and relatives visited Coolville. Martin Wolfe returned from Columbus after a three week visit. Mr and Mrs Callie Coe of Columbus will attend funeral rites for Ross Reith Miller Tuesday afternoon.

W. ¥. Kalt Jacksonville Ea Reese Anna Curtis Leona Nichols Vinnie Woode Harvey Grange Hemlock Grove W. F. Tanborey Coolville Martin Wolfe Columbus Callie Coe Ross Reith- Miller

Here From Scotland Visits Middleport on Tour

William Brown of Glasgow Scotland visited the home of Charles F. Davis in Middleport during a U S tour linked to his interest in money questions. Brown, retired from the iron and steel industry, is noted for authoring The Inherent Function of Money. Davis described Brown as widely known. Vonstein Rites at Tuppers Plains.

Middleport William Brown Glasgow Scotland Charles F. Davia United States Mr. Brown Davis

Community notices and social visits in Dayton area

The parcel of items includes Mr and Mrs John Bowlin visiting at Edw Parsons home on Hooker Street. A Whatsoever Class rummage and bake sale is planned for November 16 and 17 with location to be announced. Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church to hold a sale on December 1. Col. R Battin M W Essex Walter B Harris and Arnold Bennett traveled to Pittsburgh to attend Notre Dame Pittsburgh game. Dan L Farmer 3rd year at Ohio State University home for weekend with parents. Plummer Beeson ill at South Sixth Avenue. J O Leonard returned from Chicago Fair.

John Bowlin Dayton Edw. Parsons Hooker Street C. P. Bradbury Charles Asa A. H. Bradbury Columbus Dorcas Society The First Baptist Church Cc. R. Battin M. W. Essex Walter B. Harris Arnold Bennett Pittsburgh Dan L. Farmer Ohio State University Farmer South Fifth Avenue Plummer Beeson South Sixth Avenue J. O. Leonard Chicago

Ohio University Students Visit Over Weekend

Ohio University students spent the weekend at local homes including Amy Kingsl, Mary Elizabeth Chapman, and Dorothy Ebersbach. Conrad Ohlinger of Columbus visited friends Norman Ruseel and son Jimmie, also from Columbus, at Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Bolce home. Albert Coates and Fred Crow of Ohio State University joined Edward Graber in Columbus for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hobstetter also visited relatives in Columbus.

Ohio University Amy Kingsl Mary Elizabeth Chapman Dorothy Ebersbach Conrad Ohlinger Columbus Norman Ruseel Jimmie R. E. Bolce Crail Smith Los Angeles Calif W. G Downie Albert Coates Fred Crow Ohio State University Edward Graber Edison Hobstetter

War Veteran Ros Reithmiller Dies in Columbus

Ros Reithmiller aged 41 died Saturday evening at a Columbus hospital from a ruptured appendix before surgery. He worked at the Columbus post office with his brother Ray. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at his mother Ellen Reithmiller's Racine home. He is survived by his mother, brother Ray, sister Ina, and he was a member of the American Legion.

Racine Ros Reithmiller Ellen Reithmiller Columbus Reithmiller Ray Elien Reithmiller

Neva Bolton Wed to Carl Ogdinne in Pomeroy ceremony

Miss Neva Bolton and Carl Ogdinne were married Thursday at the home of Rev Harie Bolton. The bride, formerly of Carpenter and employed at the County Children's Home, will reside with her husband in their Huntington and Hawk's Nest visit before settling back in Gallia County.

Pomeroy Neva Bolton Carl Ogdinne Rutland Harie Bolton Huntington Hawk's Nest Gallipolis County Children’s Home Carpenter

Lift Quarantine Lifted in Rutland Public Meetings

General quarantine on all public meetings in Rutland was lifted this morning by Dr W. B. Bilis health commissioner. He cited no new diphtheria cases for some time and a scarlet fever outbreak that appeared under control with about thirty cases in the district. H. B. Smith, a local druggist, plans a Canada hunting trip after voting on Tuesday, an annual outing.

Rutland Bilis Ellis Canada Pomeroy H. B. Smith Mr. Smith

Middleport Weekend Roundup of Local Visitors

Middleport residents greet out of town guests including Miss June Lansbury in Charleston with Elmer and Elmer Dent. Esther Hoffman directing The Worlds All Right stays with Mrs. Iva Brown. Blanche Ballantine travels home to Chicago after a death in her family and plans wintering with her sister Mrs. Roush. Carl Heywood and daughter Nancy visit from Columbus and Miss Eleanor Raridon from Toledo to see relatives on Main Street. Claudia Mae and Robert O Leary of Charleston, former Middleport residents, visit grandmother Mrs. Winebrunner for the weekend. Guy Reynolds of United West Virginia spends week end at home. James Berry, 8, four weeks from Montrea Ga., to stay with grandparents due to climate health. Fern Abbott of Logan returns home for the weekend to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott.

June Lansbury Charleston Mrs. Elmer Dent Esther Hoffman Masonic Square Club Iva Brown Middleport Blanche Ballantine H. 8. Roush Chicago Nancy Columbus Eleanor Raridon Toledo Claudia Mae Robert O'Leary Century of Progress Sarah Winebrunner South Second Avenue Guy Reynolds United W. Va James Berry Edna Jo Berry Montre Ga Fern Abbott Logan Frank Abbott

Recalls Garfield visit to Pomeroy decades ago

An elderly Pomeroy resident recalls James A. Garfield speaking near the Courthouse over fifty years ago. The crowd gathered on the city lot near the then Opera House site as the Meigs County Telegraph reported the speech with editor Chapman capturing key lines in type. Garfield argued that a true dollar requires 36 inches, illustrating his point with a yardstick demonstration.

Pomeroy James R. Garfield President Garfield Meigs Mr. Chapman Chapman Garfield

One Hundred Cents Worth Four Dollars Protest

A fragment notes a price point and a reaction from Chapman, describing a discussion about a hundred cents equaling four dollars with approval signaled by Chapman's teeth. The snippet suggests a negotiation or economic claim mentioned in a narrow textual fragment.

Chapman

Mrs Healy Moved Home After Appendicitis Operation

Mrs. Fred Healy, sufficiently improved, was moved from St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J G Talbott on Sunday. She will stay there until she can return to her home on South Fourth Avenue.

Middleport Fred Healy J. G. Talbott St. Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg South Fourth Avenue

Wedded Satyr Pomeroy Ceremony Reported

Virginia Bing and Warnes were married in an afternoon ceremony at the parents’ home on Butternut Avenue. The groom, a Pow and Ohio Wesleyan graduate, is connected with a Columbus state company. Anna Ohio Wesleyan is the bride.

Pomeroy Virginia Bing Warnes Strong Butternut Avenue Pow Ohio Wesleyan Armstrong Warren Columbus Anna Cy Jhia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pomeroy, Middleport Racine, Rutland, and Meigs Co Women's Music Club of Solders Philip Meier James Souders Main Street Meier Souders New York Central Railroad Souders and Meter Middleport Briefs Pomeroy Personals Ross Reithmiller Cooking McPhersons Union St Satyr Were General Electric Monitor Top Fea Tures Bertha M. Harris
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