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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1927
Page
12
Henry Ford is named in a suit filed on behalf of minority stockholders led by Sues Ford Henry M. Leland, 85, founder of Lincoln and Cadillac, seeking 36 million dollars. The case accuses Ford of breaching promises made to minority stockholders when he acquired the Lincoln company.
Zaleski residents and relatives travel to Ashville North Carolina to visit Mr Sprouse whose health is poor and in san torium for tuberculosis. Other confirmations include Jessie Rhodes visiting Akron during Thanksgiving with Miss Esta Anthony. Mary Shipley remains seriously ill with little hope of recovery and Archie McKibben underwent intestinal surgery in Columbus.
Logan officials report Mayor J P Rochester will veto a proposed ordinance that would split the service director role into a service director and city engineer. The measure, read Tuesday, would set salaries of 1800 and 1500 respectively, but insufficient votes blocked final passage. Rochester cites four years of success under the current system and sees no need for change.
Logan Ohio November 26 A Marietta man will address the Ohio association here at the annual meeting dinner. Officers and committees will be announced and a report on work accomplished will be presented. The speaker, a former congressman from Ohio, is noted for his intimate knowledge of the association. Membership has reached nearly 240 from Perry Licking Miami Noble Washington and adjacent counties.
Logan and several plaintiffs file three damage suits seeking compensation after an accident. The suits name Clara Wolfe, TL. Bort Wolfe, and Clessa Hooper as plaintiffs against Central Test Answers. Official details and outcomes are not clear in the fragment.
Miss Camille Messmore and Harold Redd, Logan, wed at the bride’s parents’ home in Lancaster at 8 o’clock Thursday evening. Rev. Wh, pastor of the Lancaster United Brethren church, officiated. Attendants were Miss Iva Smith and Ralph Metzger. A wedding dinner was served to immediate family and a few friends. The couple will spend a week in Ohio with relatives before settling on North High street in Lesan. Mrs. Redd owned a beauty parlor in the state. her husband is a son of Mrs. Lucille Redd.
Police report shows seven residents in Logan and nearby areas were attacked by dogs. Two victims live at Murro, others in Webb Summit area. one person escaped to Murray City. Victims treated for injuries.
Nov 26 reporting: officers for the ensuing year were elected for the Bible class of a Methodist Sunday school. Assistant teacher noted in the record.
MASONS ELECT LOGAN, Nov. 28. Officers named Friday by Grand chapter Roy Masons with 6 syn Bowen selected as high. Installation ceremonies were slated at the lodge with W. Vv. Charles E. Mount, trainer Ne Aigh, secretary and WW. B, guard expected to preside.
Funeral services were conducted at Hunter Street Lutheran Church for Abraham Mowery 67, a retired farmer of near Webb Summit, who died after a years long illness. The service was led by Rev Amos L Heyda with a widow and five sons and a daughter surviving, plus a sister, and the body laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery.
Members of the Otterbein church and Vera Blinn chapter held a Than service and breakfast at 7 presince Thursday morning. Miss Helen Manter spoke on What Than Means to Mop, Vera Red delivered a callule, C Harper gave a short talk, and a prayer was led by Mrs Willn McNallen. After the program the group went to the Spinning d ream for breakfast with Cavendish Columbus attending.
A social bridge event featured five tables hosted by Bond and friends. Mrs 13 attended and served at a given hour. Mrs Mammon and Mrs Earl Caraphett led the high score side from the GY club, while several attendees enjoyed the evening at the hon. venue.
Fragment from a theater report notes a yesterday arrest and related charges affecting performances. A rehearsal or show was halted while authorities considered safety, with the public warned to expect further updates as events unfold.
Miss Agnes Tripp of Columbus spent Thanksgiving with her parents here. Mrs. RK Watkins and her son, accompanied by the stormer’s uncle and aunts, Mr and Mrs John Grate, of Ceredo West Virginia, were mentioned in the visit notice.
Colorado miners near a settlement as Governor Adams acts to form a peace commission. In the northern field a fatal clash prompted a dilation committee of business leaders, operators, and miners to hear demands from striking workers.
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