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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1929
Page
2
Five youths before Juvenile Officer Harvey French admit catching chickens on Lincoln Hill, then roasting one over a fire they built. They pledge to reform and must visit Fatty Gans to apologize, while one boy questions if it was a hen or a rooster. They run to school afterward.
Middleport residents receive the Woman's Music Club book outlining a lively winter program. Junior musicians and a concert are highlighted as standout pieces scheduled for the coming season.
In Columbus at White Cross Hospital David Chase, admitted days ago, is slated for a Wednesday morning operation to remove a tumor. Mrs. Chase and daughter will stay in Columbus until after the procedure, with D C Miller and Mrs. Chase's sister accompanying them. Garfield Russell, 18 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Russell of Rutland, died after a long illness.
Mrs. Nancy Henry of Youngstown Ohio recounts relief from long lasting stomach trouble after using Konjola. She reports improved digestion energy and appetite with gas and bloating eliminated. Konjola is sold locally at Athens Drug Store and by dealers in nearby towns.
POMEROY Oct 1 Monday brought a flurry of cases at the sheriff's office. Katie Williams was fined $1 and costs after a warrant issued by Stella Giles. she paid only when a relative raised the money. L. V. Hunt filed a warrant for Herb Folden over a name dispute. Hunt also reports vandalism on his farm. Deputy Ben Morris brought in Este Perkins a 12 year old charged with bicycle theft and breaking into Bradbury Schoolhouse. likely headed to juvenile court.
Esther M and Charlies Schoppert, children of a deceased World War II soldier, are entitled to $15 monthly each, with a $750 total due. Probate Court may appoint a guardian for drawing the compensation, as Ohio law makes a stepfather liable for minor stepchildren. Uncle Sam Wood dies in Athens State Hospital after a long, gentle life. he left no money but many friends.
Thomas Longstaff rests easy at Holzer Hospital after a weekend incident. A long list of relatives and friends from Rutland Huntington and Columbus visited or traveled, with many returning home Sunday or Monday. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Bowman from Los Angeles, the 82 year old groom and 69 year old bride, and Mrs. Ella Jackson’s newlywed status.
John Hig ginbotthan and Michael Curtis were jailed after a nighttime fight at Schrenlein harness shop. An argument escalated to blows leaving both men considerably injured.
In Rutland on Oct 1 Frank Whaley hosted a family reunion with 80 relatives and friends from western states and Athens County Albany district. The centerpiece was a roasted sheep served in large pans with gravies. Guests included R W Finsterwald and William Young from Pomeroy who declined interview.
Phil Meier and family visit his parents in Pomeroy while R D Knight and son from Jacksonville Florida stay with Capt. Horton. Mary Raike Heslop named administratrix of her son Raike estate and guardian of Raike’s adopted daughter. a towboat was moved to the West Virginia side. Elizabeth Durst joins Gallipolis D A chapter for anniversary. others travel from Pomeroy Bend for events. Movement in court economy plans postponed until Commissioner Karr returns. L D Diles attends International Brotherhood meet in Montreal. Clifford Meyers of Mason WV reappointed as WV historian and archivist for third term.
Miss Laura McKay and her brother Robert visited Middleport from Portland with their brother Superintendent A. W. McKay. At luncheon the telephone rang and Robert McKay, then in New York City, was on the line. The family enjoyed a noon visit with the absent son, pleasing the parents and the uncle and aunt.
Oct 1 Bucyrus preparation by Mr and Mrs Clarence Sarden is paused as one child becomes ill with signs of scarlet fever. Mrs Frank Leifheit and nieces shared a picnic Sunday near Pt Pleasant Heights.
In Pomeroy the Probate Court issued a license to Andrew E. Noland and Gladys Clara Haynes both from Guysville and Middleport. Noel Hermann and Milford Mulford from Hobson and Middleport received a license to marry on game day. Justice William Fisher officiated. The Rev W L Gearhart is reappointed to the Mason City and Clifton pulpit for another year. Rev John Cheuvront is succeeded at Hartford by Rev A T Stewart.
The State Department of Education announced the School of the Air began September 16. Athens County schools expect to receive radio outfits enabling broadcasts from 2 to 3 p m daily with a schedule covering current events literature science and geography among others for various grade levels.
The Athens City Council revisited the open ditch beside the McBee Binder Company plant near Union Depot. Health officials urged a solution amid odors and sewer line incursions. the railroad and city discuss enclosing options and potential condemnation actions. A committee was appointed to inspect the ditch and consult railroad officers.
NEW LEXINGTON October 1 State Prohibition Inspector H F Teal searched Tug Wilson at Har Wilson and arrested him Saturday night for illegal possession of a half pint whisky found on his person.
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