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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1928

Page

3

Latin Club Elects Officers at First Meeting of Year

Nelsonville Nov 28 The Latin Club led by Miss Grace Roberts held its first meeting at the High School Building. Officers chosen include consuls Gertrude Wend and Bernadine Woodard proctors Arville Landis and Helena Kouri articles Evelyn Calvin and Maxine Hall scribes Joe Barnecut and Mildred Bussey. Twenty nine new members initiated with musical numbers by Bob Huenefeld and Jo Barnecut.

Nelsonville Grace Roberts Roberts Gertrude Wend Bernadine Woodard Arville Landis Helena Kouri Helena Kouri, ‘Proetors; Evelyn Calvin and Maxine Hall, Articles; Joe Barnecut Mildred Bussey Bob Huenefeld Jo Barnecut Maxine Hall

Dinner Honors Mr Homer Warehime on Birthday

Mrs Homer Warehime and Jauchters hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of her husband. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Shafer Mr and Mrs Ted Katzenbach and son John Edward Mr and Mrs Walter Macombs and children Alice Ann and Jane.

Homer Warehime Jauchters Ed Shafer Ted Katzenbach John Edward Walter Maccombs Alice Ann Jane

Bowers sisters head to Columbus for the week

Misses Elizabeth and Gladys Bowers depart Thursday to spend the rest of the week at their Columbus home. Nearby, Ray Berry and two children joined W. J. Scott on Poplar Street, while P. C. Morris and daughter Marian vacationed in Norwalk for Thanksgiving.

Elizabeth Gladys Bowers Columbus Ray Berry Logan W. J. Scott Poplar Street P. C. Morris Miss Marian Norwalk Dave Burnell Florence Margaret Newman

Evangelist Opens Revival Services at Salvation Army Hall

Envoy C. W. Waggoner opened a week of revival meetings in the City Building hall with a sermon on conditions for revival and audience attitudes. About 75 attended the 8 o’clock session as songs and prayer preceded his talk, with open air meetings planned beforehand.

C. W. Waggoner The Salvation Army Envoy Waggoner Salvation Army Evangelista

Sunny Sunberg Delivers Sense in Nonsense at Rotary Night

Rev Sunny Sunberg, Lutheran minister at Springfield and secretary at Wittenberg College, spoke to the Rotary Club on Ladies Night. Attendance reached 100 percent with all members accompanied by their ladies, and Sunberg entertained with rapid fire humor and an inexhaustible fund of stories.

Nelsonville Ber Sunberg

Delegates at Red Men Meet in City District School

Improved Order of Red Men held its annual district school in this city on Saturday November 24 with 12 Tribes represented. A street demonstration, degree work for ten candidates, and a banquet followed, drawing about 200 attendees including J W Downing and L E B Miller. Next district school to be held in Marietta.

Nelsonville Improved Order of Red Men Manhattan Tribe Marietta Mohawk Tribe Athens Kill Eagle Tribe Daughter of America West Washington Street J. W. Downing L. E B. Miller W. D. Rhoades Sagapore Ohio

Two Drunks Fined by Porter in Mineral Case

Intoxication charges were filed against Elmer Rodgers near Mineral and Linton Sickles of Athens. Sheriff William Williams and Deputy Wayne Wignett arrested them in Mineral. They pleaded guilty in Justice Carl H. Porter court and were fined 50 dollars plus costs for Rodgers and 40 dollars plus costs for Sickles, with Sickles granted time to pay and released.

Elmer Rodgers Near Mineral Linton Sickles Athens William Williams Wayne Wingett Court of Justice of the Peace Carl H. Porter Rodgers Sickles

Short Convocation at Ohio University in Ewing Auditorium

Ohio University held a brief convocation in Ewing Auditorium lasting under three minutes. President E B Bryan extended wishes for an enjoyable Thanksgiving vacation before adjourning. Prof William Fenzel announced student tickets for the Music Lecture course would go on sale Monday and Tuesday of next week.

Ohio University Ewing Auditorium E. B. Bryan University William Fenzel

Awning Fire Damages Wilson Brothers Grocery Store

Fire crews responded to a blaze at the Wilson Brothers grocery early this morning around 1 30. The awning in front was destroyed, likely from a smoldering cigarette. no other damage reported.

Nelsonville K. of P Wilson Brothers’ Grocery

Thanksgiving Dinner By Rainbow Class At Church Parlor

The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner in the church parlors Monday evening. A large ship centerpiece named The Mayflower adorned the table with mums. Forty one covers were laid for guests including Mrs. Roy Riggins of Columbus and Miss Ethel Barry. A bouquet of mums was given to teacher Mrs. B. B. Lane, and another sent to Mrs. Opal Schenz.

Rainbow The Christian Church

Education costs across states discussed at Athens Rotary

Dr Frank Salisbury new Ohio University education director compared Pacific Coast costs with Ohio at the Athens Rotary noon talk at the Varsity Inn. He cited figures: education as a percent of income Oregon 2.55 Washington 2.38 California 3.27 Ohio 2.37 luxuries as income Oregon 32 percent Washington 32 California 36 Ohio 34. daily per pupil spends Oregon 54 cents Washington 56 California 68 Ohio 56. He urged Ohio training standards and noted invitations to a Logan intercity meeting January 7. RF A McGovern and Henry Eccles attended.

Pacific Coast Ohio Athens Rotary Club Varsity Inn Frank 8. Salisbury Ohio University Salisbury University A. L. Myers Oregon Washington California Logan Club RF. A. McGovern Henry Eccles Portsmouth

Three Funerals Announced In Nelsonville Area

Nelsonville notices list funeral services for Dexter French at 10 a.m. Friday at home with Rev. Lloyd Evans and burial at New Marshfield. Noah Hammond to be buried at Greenlawn after 2 p.m. Friday at his uncle Kilmer Trough’s Adams Street residence. Mrs. Mary Jush’s funeral set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Brushork Junction. A daughter, Elizabeth, born to Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hickman and Gladys Scott on November 24. grandparents named.

Nelsonville Dexter French Lloyd Evans New Marshfield Noah Hammond Kilmer John H. Hickman Gladys Scott Poplar Street Ana Elizabeth W. J. Scott John Hickman

Thanksgiving services moved to First Baptist Church

Thanksgiving services in Nelsonville will be held Thursday at 11 o'clock at the First Baptist Church instead of the A. M. E. Church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. A. B. Adams, the church pastor.

Nelsonville First Baptist Church A. B. Adams

Thanksgiving service moves to First Methodist Church

No mid week service at Athens Presbyterian Church tonight. Union Thanksgiving service set for tomorrow at First Methodist Church Thursday evening. One week from now the study will cover chapter two of Dr Frazer’s The New Africa.

Athens Presbyterian Church Union First Methodist Church

Truck driver burned by fumes during fuel fill

Charles Hardy, a Stedman Packing Co employee, suffered slight arm burns when gasoline fumes ignited by a lantern flare while he filled a truck tank. Firemen extinguished the blaze at 8 20 with chemicals. truck valued at 1200 dollars, damage estimated at 50 dollars.

Charles Hardy Stedman Packing Company Mr. Hardy W. T. Collins E. R. McLaughlin Hardy Stedman Company

Prizes Awarded to 4-H Club Contestants at Jackville Meeting

Awards of certificates diplomas and money were given to members of three 4-H clubs for girls at the Jackville School Building meeting last night. The Jolly Workers' Clothing Club received certificates and Anna Mae Russ earned a four year diploma. Alice Briley won second prize of 4 in a county contest and others got 1. Junior Club members received fifty cents each for a pioneer state project.

Jackville Jolly Workers’ Clothing Club Anna Mae Russ Alice Briley Evelyn Porter Wilma Welsh Doris Cowen Selah Holland Margaret Walburn Dorothy Barker Maxine Westfall Kathryn Cowen Anna Jacoby Alice Arminta Russ R. R. Barker H. R. Jacoby Ohio State University Recreation Department T. H. Johnson

Five Year Old Girl Dies at Home in Local Tragedy

Margaret Louise Shannon aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick L Shannon, died at 8 30 o clock Tuesday evening after a week long illness at 44 Grosvenor Street. Funeral services will be at the residence at 10 Friday morning. Burial will follow in Catholic Cemetery

Margaret Louise Patrick L. Shannon Grosvenor Street

Literary and Musical Program at Canaanville High School

A literary and musical program will be held in the High School Building Friday evening. A small admission will be charged with proceeds to defray expenses for the Farm Institute.

Canaanville Farm Institute

Hoover Lands in Costa Rica on Good Will Tour

President-elect Herbert Hoover arrived in Punt Arenas Costa Rica on November 28 continuing his Central and South America goodwill tour. He has now visited four countries on the trip.

Plan Box Supper at I O O F Hall in Jacksonville

Plan box supper at I O O F Hall Jacksonville on Thanksgiving night at 8. A short program and games promise a general good time. Girls and women invited to bring boxes while men bring pocketbooks. masked attendees admitted free, others pay a small door fee.

Jacksonville I. O. O. F. Hall

Chicken Dinner At County Home Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day dinner with all the trimmings will be served to about 79 inmates at Chauncey County Home. Superintendent Burt Dougherty and matron say services follow at 2 pm in the chapel led by Rev V Ahlbrand with songs recitations and a short sermon.

Chauncey Burt Daugherty V. Ahlbrand Ahlbrand

Home Burned in Indiana Town Fire Destroys Eight Room Cottage

Ben Fielder of Chauncey received a message from George Fielder in Bruceville Ind stating their home in Indiana was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. The eight room cottage and contents were a total loss. Mrs Fielder had died year ago and no one was home when the fire occurred. The owner had banked fire in the stove and went to a son's home to spend the night. insurance partly covered the loss.

Chauncey Ben ‘Fielder George Fielder Bruceville Ind Fielder Mpielder

Fire claims Chauncey resident Mary North at home

Mary North 84 a Chauncey resident, widow of a Civil War veteran, died in a house fire that destroyed her nephew Edward North’s home at Linscott Run. Her remains were buried at Nye Cemetery beside her husband. She had recently shopped in Chauncey and had been cared for at the County Home. The fire’s cause remains unknown.

Chauncey Mary North Edward North Linscott Run North Nye

Funeral for Mrs. Frances Rush at Brush Fork

The Rev. G. B. Courtney will conduct the funeral for Frances Rush 58 at 106 oclock Thursday morning from her Brush Fork home. A Greens Run former resident, she leaves 13 surviving children and several brothers. her husband was shot dead at Greens Run years ago.

Chauncey G. B. Courtney Church of Christ Frances Rush Brush Fork

Local Social Notes From Lowers Plains Area

Clell Thomas returns from Marietta while Athens visitors join local hosts. Floyd Barker and family from Athens spent Sunday with George Gabriel Jr. and Maggie Smith visited William Bryan's sister. Flossie Waymer stayed with Helen Ferrer in Sugar Creek. Ralph McCathran hosted guests Cal varying Ira McNamara and John Shaner from Columbus plus Sam Waymer of Beaumont and Arthur Bureh from this place.

Clell Thomas Marietta Floyd Barker Athens George Gabriel, Jr Russell McHarg Maggie Smith William Bryan Flossie Waymer Helen Ferrer Sugar Creek Ralph McCathran Ira McNamara John Shaner Columbus Sam Waymer Beaumont Harry Moore Jaeve Andre Arthur Burehson

Chauncey and Dover Schools Close for Thanksgiving Recess

Chauncey and Dover Town Ship schools closed for Thanksgiving recess. Students return next Monday morning. The annual football game will be played on the Chauncey grounds Thanksgiving Day morning.

Chauncey Dover Town Chauncey Grounds

English Society entertains Athens County Children’s Home

Employes of the Athens County Children's Home were entertained this afternoon from 1 30 to 2 30 by the English Society of the Home school. The program included songs recitations demonstrations of physical education training and a play written by members. The English Society is organized yearly with officers Bernice Martin president Helen Sharp secretary Audline Rayneir librarian Goldie Ayres assistant librarian.

Athens County Children’s Home English Society of the Home School Bernice Martin Helen Sharp Audline Rayneir Goldie Ayres Mary Hanning Opal McWhorter

Houf to Speak to Men in Church Here

Prof Horace T Houf former president Rio Grande College and now philosophy professor at Ohio University will address men at a church meeting at 6 o clock next Tuesday night The talk titled The Ups and Downs of a Preacher covers ministry experiences and ministerial challenges A cafeteria supper will be served free Those attending may buy tickets from the committee J J Sisler Carsey Sanders Guy Fierce Thomas Gibson Glen Staneart Howard Wood and Harold A Moore The committee plans a series of meetings through next spring

Men of the Christian Church Horace T. Houf Rio Grande College Ohio University Houf Hoyt J. J. Sisler Carsey Sanders Guy Fierce Thomas Gibson Glen Staneart Howard&. Wood Harold A.moore

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Vitality

Never well Always tired and fagged out. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse the system of poisons and improve complexion and energy. Sold by druggists 15c and 30c.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards Megith

Book Presented by President Coolidge to Local Student

John Herron of New Marshfield High School received a book on agriculture signed by President Calvin Coolidge. The award was given for the exhibit winner at the Korn Karnival held this fall in New Marshfield. H. R. McVay, Athens County schools superintendent, made the presentation.

Calvin Coolidge John Herron New Marshfield High School

Fraternity Serenades At Ohio University Dorms

Beta Theta Pi members serenaded Lindley Boyd and Howard Halls at Ohio University Tuesday night starting 11 o clock. Several solo performances were sung.

Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Ohio University Lindley, Boyd Howard Halls

Complete Surface On State Route 7

Marietta notices McHugh Brothers paving contractors have finished most of the surface on State Route 7 below Marietta with a remaining gap about 1000 feet. They expect to close it this week, with two days above freezing needed. Once closed a hard surfaced road will run from the B and O crossing below the National Refining Company plant to Belpre. The stretch between the city limits and the railroad crossing remains gravel and will wait until next spring.

Marietta McHugh Brothers National Refining Company Belpre

Barrett Awarded 25000 in Railway Accident Damages

O F Barrett formerly of Vincent received 25000 in damages from the Missouri and Kansas Railway Company known as the Strang line. A jury in Judge Thomas J Sechorn's court found Barrett caused injuries from a July 16 1926 railway accident while riding a track motor car. The verdict was delivered late yesterday in Kansas City Star reported.

O. F. Barrett Vincent Kansas City Star Thomas J. Sechorn Olathe Kas Missouri & Kansas Railway Company Strang Line Barrett

Prince of Wales Sleepless Night En Route to Dar es Salaam

A dispatch from London reported the Prince of Wales endured a sleepless night while traveling to Dar es Salaam after receiving a coded message from England. He reportedly ate no dinner during the journey.

London Evening News Morogoro Africa Prince of Wales Dar-Es-Salaam England

Musterole Offers Quick Relief from Aches and Cold Symptoms

Do not fuss with mustard plasters. Musterole provides relief from sore throat bronchitis and chest congestion. It eases stiffness and pains in the back neck and joints and may prevent pneumonia.

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