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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1935

Page

8

Gallipolis Churches Merge Choirs for Thanksgiving Hope

Three Gallipolis churches Grace Methodist First Presbyterian and First Baptist join in a joint Thanksgiving service at the Baptist Church at 9:90 Thursday. Rev. L W Gishler will preach and Rev H H Wilbur and Rev George Sagen will lead devotionals. The union choir of about Voices will perform under Mia John Newton Davis with selections Prelude Conducted by Nora Condee. Readings include Maunders anthem Praise The Lord O Jerusalem and Choral Amen. Members from Bayonet and Methodist churches listed among many named participants.

Gallipolis Grace Methodiat First Presbyterian First Baptist Baptist Church L. W. Gishler First Presbyterian Church H. H. Wilbur George Sagen Mia John Newton Davis Jerusalem Mauinders Nora Condee Boslet Harris Union Ariene Richard Fenne Davis Zelia Hern Lucille Tawney John Steinbeck Georgia Saunders Margaret Shuler Doris Irion Hilda Halley Mildred Mills Alfred Davis Stanley Wagner Elmer Davis Kenneth Davis Misa Annalake Mise Lillian Volts L. R., Mall W. RR. Greer Kathryn Bovie Kircher Harley Bovie William Reisinger

Childers Named as Lockmaster at Eureka

GALLIPOLIS W. B. Childers, longtime lockmaster at Dam 2, is appointed lockmaster for the new Eureka twin locks. The massive roller dam is finished and watered for passage next week, with 150 to 200 workers on site and nine piers planned.

Gallipolis W. B. Childers Dam Mammoth Eureka Childers

Marriage Licenses Issued In Gallipolis Area

Maurice W. Grover of Bidwell and Mary Newman of Ingo Ohio received a marriage license. James A. Cordell of Bidwell and Sylvia Miller of Bidwell also obtained a license. Both couples were noted as attendants at local hospitals. A separate note mentions Wisconsin rabbit surplus stockpiled in New York woodlands in 1934.

Gallipolis Maurice W. Grover Willard Grover Bidwell Mary Newman Wrence Newman Ingo Ohio Ohio Hospital James A. Cordell J. E. Cordell Sylvia Miller Lafayette Miller Bidwell New York Wisconsin

Former roommate appears as bugler at Armistice Day service

Gallipolis reports Pathe News coverage of Armistice Day at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb. E. 8. Vanover, band instructor, spots Ralph Olstrum, former roommate and Marine Band bugler, assisting as wreath is placed after President Roosevelt's address.

Gallipolis Pathe News Vanover Ralph Olatrum Roosevelt Olstrum Marine Band

Poultry Meetings In Gallia County Planned

Gallia County Agent R A Starbuck schedules four evening talks with Ohio State University poultry specialist P B Zumbro. Topics cover Poultry Industry history, products, Ohio as a poultry state, feeding practices, ration building, eggs and meat quality, diseases, parasites and vices. Meetings set for Nov 20 and Dec 5 12 19 at 7:30 in Gallipolis Vocational Agriculture Dept.

Gallipolis Gallia County FR. Starbuck Ohio State University P. B. Zumbro Vocational Agriculture Department Zumbro Ohio

Driver Held After Route 7 Collision Near Gallipolis

Sheriff Hatfield and Deputy Harold Wood jailed Taylor Sheets after a head on crash on Route 7 three miles south of Gallipolis. Sheets and passenger Ted Holley were charged with driving while intoxicated following a collision with Irving Liebowitz of Newark New Jersey. Liebowitz escaped injury as his car suffered front end damage while another motorist, H W Walters of Pittsburgh, assisted at the scene.

Gallipolis E. EB. Hatfield Harold Wood Taylor Sheets Gallipolia Ted Holley Irving Liebowicz Newark N. J Sheets Ohio River Holley Liebowitz H. W. Walters Pittsburgh Rt. 7 New Jersey Hatfeld Wood

Changes in Property Made at Bidwell

Bidwell notices show unusual moving activity with several property transfers. H. C. Morris of Spencer West Virginia bought the Shaffer property near Harrisburg from the Quicker heirs. John Buchanan and family moved from the Morehouse property at Fairview to the Brannon property at Kerrs, Walter Stewart moves into the Morehouse property, and the Bidwell Garage shifts to C. H Shoemaker and Jack Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Arta Evans moved into the late James Sexton property while Rev. Wallace and family open the Guy Clark home near Clark's Chapel.

Gallipolis Bidwell H. C. Morris Spencer W. Va D. A. Morris Shaffer Harrisburg Quicker Aaron Nellie White John Buchanan Morehouse Fairview Brannon Kerrs Walter Stewart Herbert Black C. H Shoemaker Jack Davis Arta Evans James Sexton Rev. Wallace Guy Clark Clark's Chapel

Log Cabin house warming with oysters in Gallipolis

A house warming at Leo Carters log cabin on Raccoon Creek featured oysters and delicacies. Guests included Gomer Green and family, Dent Sheets family, Leonard Sheets family, Monroe Fillinger, Clyde Fellure family, Homer Fellure and baby, Robert Carter family, Ivan Carter, George Tope, Stanton Fellure family, Bryan Saunders family, and Harold Mackenzie family. Disabled American Veterans post in Gallia to meet at 7 pm Monday December 2 to elect officers. commander Dwight Preddy has moved to Jackson and may return for the meeting.

Gallipolis Leo Carter Raccoon Creek Homer Fellure Robert Carter Ivan Carter George Tope Stanton Fellure Bryan Saunders Harold Mackenzie Gallia Disabled American Veterans League American Legion Hall Dwight Preddy Jackson

Thanksgiving Day closures affect Gallipolis offices

Gallipolis officials announce all courthouse offices banks and businesses will close Thursday for Thanksgiving. The post office will close all day with mail distributed to boxes and no outlying deliveries. In a separate note, Lola Neal learns her daughter in law and son L Howard Thornberry of St Louis welcomed a granddaughter.

Gallipolis Lola Neal L. Howard Thornberry St. Louis, Mo Thornberry Alice Neal

Kanauga Brief News Notes

Local notes list visitors guests and travel in Kanauga Ohio and nearby towns. Residents from Columbus Huntington Belpre Springfield and Athens appear among guests and relatives. Community members aid fire victims and attend church and missionary events with short weekend travels.

Foreclosure suit seeks 246 acres in Clay Township over $650

Carrie C Cromley sues Lizzie Facemire Delbert Facemire Hattie Shelton Beatrice Coe Don ald Facemire Fred Facemire Harold Facemire Exkew Facemmire Leo Facemire Orville Facemire and H M Miller administrator to recover 650 or have 246 acres foreclosed in Clay Township.

Gallipolis Clay Township Carrie C. Cromley Lizzie Facemire Delbert Facemire Hattie Shelton Beatrice Coe Donald Facemire Fred Facemire Harold Facemire Exkew Facemmire Leo Facemire Orville Facemire H. M. Miller Lewis Facemire

Berlin Man Executed for Betrayal of Secrets

Albert Spiess, 29, of Berlin, was executed Friday for betraying military secrets. The case highlights wartime security measures and the furor over espionage within the capital.

Berlin Albert Spiess

Nancy and Dana Ready for the Formal Night

Nancy Adams admires her new dress and the floral bouquet as she prepares for a party. Dana, in a vivid orchid gown, shares the mirror moment, prompting Nancy to compare herself unfavorably to her sister. The scene ends with Nancy’s envy and “To Be Continued.”

Nancy Ronnie Sarah Ted Stansbury Dana Dani

Funeral Rites for Long Bottom Resident Held

Funeral rites were held for Charles H. Jerome, 82, who died at his son Birnest’s home after a short illness. He was to be buried in Chester, his former home, with services for the deceased. The report notes other local happenings including shipments to markets, visits of relatives, and births, with several names and places mentioned.

Charles H. Jeroleman Birnest Chester A. B. Morgan Moundsville A. B. Rheinfart Weirton South Texas Mexico Bert Germay Mary Sheldon Liberty Matlack Philadelphia Pittsburgh Henry Pryor George Cottle East Liverpool Carrie Coleman Oliva Petty Columbus Leona Leota Swan Lloyd McPeak Belleville

Tuppers Plains News Notes

Rev Charles Fox leads revival at Silver Ridge and Rev Henry Snider preaches at M E Church with Lawrence Chapel revival upcoming. Local residents mentioned include the Parkers, Bahr, Chapman family, Nickles, Arbaugh, Ritchey, Parr, Keller, McBride, Tryon, Cole, Christy, Williamson, and Shields with visits to Belpre Nelsonville Parkersburg Pittsburgh and Middleport.

Tuppers Plains Charles, Fox Silver Ridge J. W. Arbaugh Alice Ritchey Lena Parr Robert Stewart Leslie Blough Eugene Keller Belpre L. L. Keller McBride Lawrence County J. O. Tryon Athens Frank Cole Elias Cole Hetzer Reedaville K. Christy Parkersburg Christy Mra J. C. Chapman Hess Nickles Nelsonville Chapman G. A

Connett Social and Personal Mention

Nettie Wend of Connett is visiting friends and relatives in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs L C Eckles had Sunday guests from Logan including Walter Campbell and Loretta Eckels. Katherine Johnson spent the week with her sister Ed Levering and family. Custer Wend of Nelsonville visited the Wend home Saturday. Margaret Exggieston visited relatives at New Plymouth Sunday afternoon.

William Cherpington Huntington James Robert Homer Daugherty John Flynn Belpre Women's Home Missionary Meeting M. E. Parsonage Cheshire Charles Lee Springfield Ernest Lewis South Otis Lewis Prudie Williams Buffalo W. Va Anise Walker Dana Tucker Ernest Thorne Northup Rio Grande O. Weethee Athens Ransom Parsons Dunbar Lloyd Bush Comstock Florence Russell Leon Mollie Denney Parkersburg A. P. Clary Verne Berridge J. H. Harricon Gallipolis Oscar Walker Lincoln Ables Akron Frank Gardner Flat Rock Walter Schoonover L. C. Eckles Walter Campbell Loretta Eckels Logan Katherine Johnson Ed Levering Custer Wend Nelsonville Margaret Exggieston New Plymouth Frank Murphy Bobby Joe Dugan Gene Popoczy Charles Luke Brutvan Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Dorothy Riggs Ralph Larimer Sally Riggs John Popoczy Columbus Magdalene Donson John Byron Nancy Patsy Donson Reilly Rasp Lizzie Judson Jacksonville William Thomas Floyd Petit Don Solon Charles Shuttleworth Leo Mitchell Crooksville Albert Spencer Warren Darby Orient Darby Emma Tippie Blanche Rutherford

Hangman Henry Meyer Dies at 73 in New Orleans

Henry Meyer a 73 year old hangman known for 40 hangings including 38 men and one woman died of a heart attack Monday night in New Orleans. His wife who knew of his profession had died years ago.

New Orleans Henry Meyer Meyer

Rural and farm notes from Albany and Athens County

Farmers shell corn for poultry to ease moisture. a local leader defends REA rural electrification, warns against fears of farm mortgage loss, cites limestone lime and farming practices. Grim shares limestone experiments showing improved hay, wheat, and crop health when soil is treated and worked in properly.

Albany Athens Athens County Ohio Farm Bureau Rea

Limestone champion Grim farms on 237 acres

A. H. Grim of one mile south of here advocates liming and has spread limestone on 62 acres of his 237 acre farm. He reports improved plant life on rolling hills and notes he had 90 tons of rock crushed on his land this fall after years of using commercial limestones.

Grim A. H. Grim

Birthday Party for Bobby White in Broadwell

A birthday party was held in Broadwell for Bobby White as he turned four. Guests included Geraldine Parsons, Mary Frances Parsons, Mary Elizabeth James, Patty James, Betty White, and Maxine Driggs. Bobby received several presents and the event included games and refreshments.

Clyde Crabtree Coral Mae Pittsburgh Henry North

Cattle Tests in Chesterhill Reveal Reactors

Government tests for Bangs Disease in Chesterhill area report 17 of 29 Holstein cows on Howard Gifford’s Route 2 herd tested positive as reactors. Compensation is $25 per head, with owners allowed to sell reactors to market at price. The report notes considerable loss for a registered dairy herd.

Chesterhill Bang Howard Gifford Gifford Cecil Rowland Government Hospital Dayton Frank Thomas Amesville Melissa Thomas J. L. Kennard Earl Woodward Mill St W. C. Palmer Athens Palmer Star Route Malta Kya Worthington Andy Lynn Taylor Ridge Joe Miller Ray McCune Athena Orlo Worden Leoto Love Mia Marie Price Adrian Mayle Jack Wilson Dick Parson Quarry H. G. Davis Jane Blackburn Wayne Blackburn Lucy Fisher McConnelaville Eva Worthington Hettie Woodward Julia Murphey Charles Murphey Zanesville Frank Kennard Columbus

Alfred Brief News Notes

Mrs Stella Watkins returned home Thursday then went to Forest Run to spend winter with Mrs Mandy Baer er and Mrs Seldon O'Brien Clara Guthrie and son Charles left for Manila Philippines after summer with Dr and Mrs C F Guthrie Bentz and son Warren visited Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Deem moved to Parkersburg for work Dana Swartz and Virgie Shumway visited Virgil Swartz Pine Grove W Va Guss Vannest spent Saturday in Athens Mrs Charles Fox Chester visiting Mrs Bessie Hopkins Cris Gaul hauled produce to Philadelphia and back Junior McGinnies and Truman Guthrie spent weekend in Huntington.

Alfred Stella Watkins Forest Run Mandy Baerer Seldon O’brien Clara Guthrie Charles Manila Philippine Islands Parkersburg Deem Dana Swartz Virgie V. L. Shumway Virgil Swartz Pine Grove W. Va Guss Vannest Athens Charles Fox Chester Bessie Hopkins Cris Gaul Philadelphia Junior McGinnies Truman Guthrie Huntington

Local Socials and School News Mix in Coolville and Troy

Coolville and Troy communities celebrate birthdays anniversaries and host gatherings. Mrs Alfred Morrison is honored. the Ladies Aid serves a chicken dinner in Torch. Harold McBride and Anna Bailey mark family celebrations. Troy schools close for Thanksgiving and basketball games are scheduled with The Plains. Bridge clubs meet, and a Masonry degree is noted along with church services and a benefit event at the Auditorium.

Coolville Alfred Morrison Middletown E. M. Pierce Ira Conley John McLaughlin Addie Warren Donald Runion M. Davies E. M. Daugherty Seminary St Harold McBride Athens Glennig Daugherty Marietta Anna Bailey Marcella Davis McBride Ray Chevalier Charles Martin Nile Barnett Racine Wiliams A. Z Penrose Columbus Scotish Troy Troy High School Plains Guysville Stewart Hall Chapman Parkersburg E. B. Holmes Mabel Tidd Amanda Clark Belpre R. E. Daugherty Ira Barrows M. E

Will Rogers Memorial Fund Appeal Returns Gift

A donor expresses desire to support the Will Rogers Memorial Fund. The contribution will be added to others from Athens and sent to the National Fund without deductions for the Memorial Committee to allocate.

Will Rogers Cinc Accescmen Will Rogers Memorial Fund Athens

Fish conviction and death sentence upheld by Court of Appeals

Albert H. Fish, the elderly house painter who confessed to the murder of Grace Budd, was found guilty and sentenced to death as the Court of Appeals upheld the conviction. He previously lived near Marietta, Ohio.

Albany N. Y Albert H. Fish Grace Budd Court of Appeals Fish Marietta

Albany Hears Ty Miss Atwood Entertains

Albany The winner Tuesday at the Althea Macfarlan club Miss Atwood entertained with a moving pictures exhibit including guests Mrs. Marie Hoffee and Dr Grace Duvall among others. Weekend visitors and church bazaar items at Coe Store were noted. family, friends, and local residents attended events.

Albany Althea Macfarlan Miss Atwood India Marie Hoffee Dee Doris Will Williams Grace Duvall Lelia Roberts I. M J. Howard Richard Collins R Glouster Williams Philathea Sox Bany Baptist Coe P. J. Cline Coly Louisa Jessie Cline Sisson

Murray City Social Roundup with Bridge Winners and Visit Notices

Murray City reports a bridge club gathering with high scores by Richard Coleman and Connie Robinson and consolation prizes to Gerald and Maxine Robinson. The column notes multiple weekend visits from Columbus and Athens residents, plus football-game attendance by locals at Athens and various family visitors from Columbus, Columbus and Logan.

Murray City Robert Bell, Jr Richard Coleman Connie Robinson Gerald Robinson Maxine Robinson Frank Poppczy Joe Poppczy Cleveland Dora Shelton Columbus Leonard Shelton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wed Gallia Post Kanauga Mr.eand A. W. Pullina Barak Long Bottom Harley Smith Harley Ferret Preachines Cue Couney Haile U. S New Concord Muskingum College Malaku Bayen Worku Gobena Issa Gongoura Basharaward Habeterwald Haile Selassie Henry Snider M. BE Lawrence Chapel Carl Parker Pomeroy Edith Bahr I. C. Chapman Middleport Lem Brooks Will Whitner Ambridge Croll Slippery Rock George Shields Connett Hangman Farm News By B. C. Skinner Bobby White Broadwell Chesterhill News Coolville and Rogers Benesi Murray City News Noir
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