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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
7
Automobiles driven by G. W. Lee of Pomeroy and C George Rowland of Morris Avenue collided at the intersection of Court and Mulberry. Minor injuries were reported and the scene was cleared by local police.
Chauncey November meeting of the Loyal Woman's Society of the Chauncey Church of Christ drew fourteen members. Mrs Floyd Nye chaired and led the Jesson discussion in Mrs B F Ferrer's absence, with devotions by Mrs John Shaffer and readings and singing by other members. Hostess Mrs Watt Ferrer served the social. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs J O Ferrer’s High Street home. Members present included Mrs J O Ferrer, Mrs Elizabeth Knode, Mrs John Shaffer, Mrs T R BRamilton, Mrs Harvey Noye, Mrs Charles D Gradfield, Mrs Floyd Nye, Mrs Charles Ogg, Mrs Guy Grockins, Mrs Guy Gardner, Miss Helen Howard, Mrs Watt Ferret.
Cleveland November 14 Airmail pilot Robert Hopkins forced a landing in Edgewater Park after an hour aloft in dense fog He coasted a three point landing to a near lake front stop escaping injury to himself and minor plane damage He had departed Chicago aiming for Cleveland with mail cargo en route in thick fog from Toledo to Ohio.
Two women died in Columbus traffic accidents within four hours. Elisabeth Myers, 14, was struck by an auto driven by Webster George of Dayton. An unidentified woman was killed by a car driven by Clarence Smith. George was exonerated while Smith was held for questioning.
Letha Alice Newton aged 75 wife of Isaac Newton died Wednesday at 1 pm at her daughter Mrs. Phil Briley’s home on the New Marshfield Road. Funeral at First Christian Church Friday 2 pm by Rev. M E Chatley. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery. She was born in Nelsonville and lived in Athens 20 years. Survived by three of four children: Mrs Phil Briley Mr Herbert Newton and Mrs O Baker. daughter Mrs Ralph Wilson died 20 years ago.
Sixty two women attended the Ladies Aid Society gathering in Logan on Tuesday with Mrs. W. A. Lanning presiding. The program featured a hymn sung by Mrs. Raymond Lanning and Mrs. C. S. Clark, piano duets by Mrs. Hugh Meldrim and Mrs. Walter Rather, a piano solo by Mary Vonn, readings by several members, and a two course luncheon to finish.
Haydenville P T A will hold a meeting at 7 o'clock Monday evening in the high school building. The program features patriotic songs by pupils in third through fifth grades. Patrons and others interested in the schools are urged to attend.
A delegation of 24 members of the Auxiliary Unit of the Logan Cost of the American Legion visited Lancaster on Tuesday evening for the annual installation of officers. Mrs. Harry Thomas district president served as installing officer and Mrs. Lee Moore state secretary addressed the group before a luncheon for guests.
A home remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup promises quick cough relief. It claims to loosen phlegm, soothe inflammation, and deliver medication to the bronchial tubes, with a note to avoid substitutes and a money back guarantee.
The Chauncey Dover High School opened its first rehearsal for the three act operetta College Days directed by Mrs Christine Brown supervisor of music. The show features 12 roles and a 30 voice chorus and will be staged next month.
Chauncey Dover High Blue Devils will play The Plains High School Friday afternoon at Chauncey field. The final game on the schedule is against Hamden next Friday at that place.
Chauncey resident H. A. Seiber underwent a surgical hernia operation at White Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday morning. He traveled to Columbus on Monday for the procedure.
Mrs. Amelia Sprague Lowry died Wednesday at 3 PM at her home 40 West Union Street after a period of ill health. Born October 12, 1843 in Chillicothe, she was the widow of William S. Lowry and mother to five children including Eva McGrew and Frank S. Lowey. Burial plans follow at an Athens church grave.
Members of the Chamber of Commerce examined an architect drawing of the proposed South Bridge over the Hocking River at their Wednesday noon meeting at Hotel Berry. The sponsors said they were pleased with the bridge plans and the project continues to move forward.
Visit our display room to see the new Frigi daires featuring expansive food storage space, seamless porcelain-on-steel lining, and rounded corners for easy cleaning and elegance.
Mrs George Harvey Nye and George W Nye with their Chauncey party traveled to Dayton on Sunday to visit the Rev J A Long and his family. Long recently moved to Dayton from Indianapolis and heads a Church of Christ in the city. He previously served as minister at North Park Church of Christ in Indianapolis.
Chauncey began grading Ellis and Lexington Avenues and High Street this week in preparation for improvements. The work targets three streets as part of a planned upgrade program in the town.
Coshocton County officials prepared to file first degree murder charges against Felix Marlatt and A. A. Harris for a prank that killed Charles Newell, 27, a miner. Prosecutor J. P. Binning said a wire shock caused instant death, with Coroner W. P. Hammond citing rainy weather as a factor.
The Ohio case against Charles A. Kromim, Stark County Board of Commissioners president, over alleged bribe solicitation, was to close with testimony from George Keefe, Colson-Cleveland Company manager, in Not. 14 proceedings.
Athens County deputy commissioners of motor vehicles plan to attend a state meeting in Columbus at 10 AM Friday. Delegates include David Johnson, Howard Cline, Frank Tidd, and Pred Bougher as automobile inspector. The session will outline instructions for issuing 1950 license plates.
A benefit social will be held at Dates Church Friday evening starting at seven o clock. Proceeds will go to the church for its needs and programs.
Mrs Elsie Brown sues Mrs May Sly of Lakewood in Common Pleas Court for $78,000 alleging alienation of affection. Brown accuses Sly of showering gifts and urging her husband Joseph Brown to leave his wife and help set him up in business, amid a payroll robbery case linked to the couple’s past.
An old time advertisement touts Kronchuline Emulsion as a powerful cough remedy for persistent, dangerous coughs. It claims first dose provides relief and three or four doses clear the stubborn cough, urging readers to ask MekKee Drug Company for Bronchuline Emulsion.
An advertisement touts a remedy called Peakanat for rheumatic pains sold by McKee Drug Company and many druggists. It claims rapid swelling reduction, fever relief, and a money back guarantee if no results, urging readers to buy large bottles and follow directions.
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