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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
3
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Nelsonville residents filled the M. E. Church for a chicken dinner and social hour. A monthly meeting is assured and a committee was named to plan the December gathering. Reverend Sayre delivered speeches on cooperation. The old time quartet and Methodist Men’s quartet entertained.
Nelsonville reports first period high rank in city schools across East and Main buildings. Lists detail top students by grade and section including Charlotte Smith Ruth Bayles June Carter Helen Stratton Ivy Thompson Ruth Gilbert Ruth Mulligan Elmo Robson and others.
Columbus authorities report Mrs Susan Hanover aged 97 died from burns suffered in a gas explosion at her Columbus home. The blast occurred recently and investigators are examining the cause.
A baby lion cub named Finn weighing three pounds was deemed the most perfect among nine cubs in a Los Anes contest. Judge Mrs Roy Paimateer holds Finn as the winner amid a series of sixty two shows featuring prize lion cubs.
Mansfield report says 50 year old Tooker, watchman at Ki King estate in Ausdale, was found shot to death today by an unidentified assailant. Police investigated the scene and awaited further details from authorities.
TenNelsonville High School students will receive gold pins in a chapel program on Friday November 22 the ceremony honors seniors and juniors chosen for National Honor Society based on character scholarship leadership and service. Attendees include Arvilla Landis Catherine Wolfe Betty Wolfe Violet Gienn Irene Fredricks Mary Elizabeth Kessinger Amy Jo Figgins Margaret Penn Mary Coleman and Marie Galvin.
House Republican Leader Tilson told President Hoover the House can finish action on the 160 million dollar tax cut resolution before Christmas. He said hearings would be minimal due to the simple one per cent reduction format and that Republican leaders aim to send the measure to the Senate before the holidays.
The Senate began a long day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the Tariff Bill despite Dr. Royal C. Copeland urging rest. Copeland plans an adjournment resolution to pause work until December 2, amid clashes over agricultural rates and Hoover’s demand for timely action.
The Girl Scouts of America abandon cumbersome skirts for a comfortable bloomer style. Miss Anna Roos of New York wears one of the new uniforms at a Girl Scout convention in New Orleans.
Nelsonville High Greyhounds travel to Wellston for a Saturday football game on an unfamiliar field. Injuries keep several players out and Wellston, after a 12 to 0 loss to Logan, is favored on their home turf. The Wellston squad has a strong defense and will seek another win.
Miss Pauline Donley returned from Columbus where she visited her mother Mrs Ellen Rowley. Mr and Mrs Leland Krieg and daughter Nancy Ann came back from Akron after a several days visit. Many others including Miss Mary Ellen Chapman and Miss Louise Johnson were noted visiting relatives in Columbus and Athens.
The Woman's Relief Corp will hold a Saturday evening meeting at Mrs Della Mce Maas ters home 147 West Columbus Street At the close the group will attend the social affair planned in their honor at the Department of Agriculture Hall.
The Wyokeehie Campfire girls and guardian Miss Verna Hand met in their rooms Tuesday evening for a regular business session. A social hour followed the meeting.
Mansfield, Nov 15. Edward Co McGaw, a state prohibition agent found guilty of shooting Frank Pillegi, a local restaurant proprietor, during a liquor raid, will be sentenced tomorrow. McGaw may seek a new trial and faces one to 20 years. Pillegi was shot last April when McGaw, disguised as an elderly man, allegedly bought whisky and fled as Pillegi allegedly advanced.
In Norfolk, carbon monoxide fumes were blamed for the deaths of Lieut. Robert Hollenbeck of Chicago and Boatswain's Mate Thomas George Weber of New York aboard the battleship New York. Seven others were overcome during an inspection of blisters. an official inquiry will inspect why fumes were not vented before the inspection. Weber died while attempting to rescue Hollenbeck.
Six tugs and a Coast Guard cutter stood by the grain freighter Briton owned by Buckeye Steamship Co Cleveland after it ran aground on rocks off Port Albino near Buffalo at 2 50 p m Wednesday.
New York reports steady confidence replacing hysteria in the stock market. Prices advance with United States Steel leading, gains of two to three points common, amid signals of easing rates and increased public buying after bank and brokerage reductions.
In Columbus a taxicab collision fatally injured Florence Ann Shirer, and Charles Painter, 20, Pataskala, died when a train struck his car near Port Columbus. The incidents occurred early today.
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