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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

7

35 000 feet of lumber burned at saw mill near Athens

A Saturday morning fire destroyed Junod & Roberts saw mill on the Carpenter place two miles north of Athens with about 385 000 feet of lumber lost. The cause remains unknown possibly incendiary. The warehouse of F 8 Roach nearby also burned with hay and seed losses. Fire crews faced ruptured hoses and limited help, leaving the mill a total wreck.

Junod & Roberts Carpenter Farm Athens Junod and Roberts Junod Janod & Roberts Lawriece-Worstell F. 8. Roach Baltimore & Ohio E. M. Roach Fire Department

Ohio University Trustees Special Meeting for Library Plan

The board of trustees will meet Friday in President Ellis office to finalize the library building. The project is estimated at about 20000 dollars and will be placed on the south west corner of the campus.

Board of Trustes The Ohio University Ellis

Mrs Hiscock Receives Substantial Fortune From Cooper Estate

Probate Judge Ellea Reynolds traveled from New York to Athens county to probate the late Nicolas Cooper's will. He disclosed that Cooper left an estate of at least eighteen thousand dollars in government bonds and mortgages, all to go to his daughter Mrs Emma Hiscock of New York. Mrs Hill named administratrix and to reside in Coolville, bonds set at twenty thousand dollars.

Ellea Reynolds New York Emma Hiscock Nicolas ©. Cooper Coolville Reynolds Athens County Cooper Hiscock Athens

Maccabees Hold Picnic at Chauncey Saturday

Chauncey Sept 28 The Maccabee picnic at Lowry's grove drew about four hundred attendees. A 11 o'clock procession led to the grove for a basket dinner and programs led by Peter Pendergrass. E C Woodworth Athens spoke on fraternal orders. Great Deputy Myers Columbus gave a history of secret organizations and noted high membership. Afternoon events included shooting games and races as the band performed.

Chauncey Maccabee Locnl Order of Maccabees Lowry’s Grove Corning Peter Pendergrass E. C. Woodworth Athens Myers Columbus F. P. McVay

Brown Mehen Marriage in Ohio Probate Court

In a humorous probate court ceremony on Monday Joseph Brown of Marietta and Mrs Jessie Mehen of Athens County were wed by Justice Rose amid a small amused crowd. The couple, both previously married and from Ohio, claimed origins near Pocahontas or Tucker counties. They arrived with two of the bride’s children, a boy and a girl, and exchanged playful words as the pledge of matrimony loomed.

Joseph Brown Marietta Jessie Mehen Athens County Jutsice Rose Ohio Little Mountain State Pocahontas Tucker County Jess Jessie

ENGLISH AFFAIRS DISCUSSED DURING EUROPE TRIP

General and Mrs. Grosvenor recount a Europe journey from New York to Antwerp Brussels Ostend London Scotland and Car negie’s estate at Skibo Castle. They discuss London politics the Boer War education tariff debates and British dependence on imports while praising American industrial power and its global impact.

C. H. Grosvenor Europe Antwerp Brussels Ostend London Scotland Skibo Castle Andrew Carnegie Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen St. Andrews John Watson Joan McClaren Liverpool Carnegie Great Britaan United States Inverness New York United Kingdom Enggand House of Commons Edward England Balfour Chamberlin Cobden Club Chamberlain

Athens retail clerks form union affiliated with international body

A local Athens group of retail clerks organized as No 987 with Retail Clerks International Association. Will F. Hauck of Columbus instituted the local, electing S. H. Lancaster as president and a dozen officers. The aim is shorter hours for clerks and merchants, with 6 pm closing for most shops from Oct 1 to Oct 1, and discounted holiday schedule. Groceries and meat shops may seek 7 pm. Saturdays and December 1–25 exceptions apply.

Will F. Hauck Columbus S. H. Lancaster G. A. Coe Harvey Ramsey Inez Alexander Porter Alderson Sally Foster E. A. Russell Frank Bellows Frank Bellows, Guide; ©.J. Davis, George McHenry Ida Bougher Bean Edward Walker Clarence Roach Athens

Labor Train From Athens to Luhrig Secured

Athens secured a permanent labor train to Luhrig with Baltimore & Ohio approval. The first run departs at 6am and returns about 4pm, funded by a $350 monthly guarantee with $50 from Luhrig Coal Company, targeting self-sufficiency once housing and subscriptions cover deficits.

Athens Luhrig Baltimore & Ohio Railway Luhrig Coal Company Brocr Peo Ltd Geo Lahing Coal Company D. A. Bardin A. Cunningham Board of Trade of Athens Athens Board of Trade Cunninghame Luhing Coal Company Mr. Bardin W. N. Alderman Board of Canninghame Aldermann Cunningham J. E. Brailey Athena Coal Company

Ohio State Convention of Elocutionists Held at University

The seventh annual Ohio State Association of Elocutionists met at the university auditorium with under a dozen members present. Officers elected include Edmund Vance Cook for president and Jennie Mannheimer as 1st VP, with plans for the next meeting in Cleveland on late September 1904.

Ohio State Association of Elocutionists University Association Mountaville Flowers Mannheimer Cincinnati Ellis Mtea Mannheim Flowers Misa Eggleston F. C. Dean Ruth Ethel Mougey Frank 8. Fox Columbus Grace Makepeace Cleveland James ¥. O'Donnel Hallie Brown Wilberforce Lucia May Wiantz Dayton Katheryn Eggleston Robert S. Fulton Delaware Jean Elwell Xenia

Brakeman Bahrman Hurt In B and O Yard Incident

Brakeman Clements Bahrman was injured Friday in the B and O yards when his head was caught between two cars. Blood flowed from his mouth ears and nose but doctors found no skull fracture. The 26 year old Chillicothe native was taken home after treatment by Dr. McDougall. he previously played for Chillicothe High School football.

Clements Bahrman C. 8. McDougall Bahrman Chillicothe

Bell and Fisher Wed at Union Street Home

The marriage of Mr. Ira Bell of Zaleski and Miss Bertha Fisher was held Saturday at the bride’s parents home on Union Street. Justice E. T. Rose officiated the ceremony.

Ira Bell Zaleski Bertha Fisher Fred Fisher Union Street E. T. Rose

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University Trustees Maccabees Brown-Mehen General Grosvenor King Edward South Africa Ternational Association State Convention OF Elocutionists Bell-Fisher
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