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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1931

Page

2

Pomeroy Robbery Suspect Turned Over to WV Authorities

Charles Hysell, brought from Cincinnati on Kroger store burglary charges, handed to Federal court in Huntington West Virginia for Mann Act violation. Eva Hawley affidavits claim they traveled together across several states and lived as man and wife. They were arrested at Omar West Virginia and are held in Pomeroy jail while grand jury proceedings proceed.

Pomeroy Charles Hysell Cincinnati Krogers Huntington W. Va Eva Hawley Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Indiana Illinois Omar Hysell Hawley Dana Tracy U. S Cameron Charleston

Appeals Court to Hear Several Cases in Pomeroy

A slate of cases set for the court of appeals in Pomeroy includes the Ebersbach tax dispute over back taxes due to county and state, Conrad Folmer v. Harry Simpson and others, Belle Seidenable appealing mine blasting damage, Lemma McFarland on burial funds, and a merger dispute involving merging of Lemmas Williams schools. The Williams school consolidation fight draws the most public interest.

Pomeroy Court of Appeals Ebersbach Conrad Folmer Harry Simpson Belle Seidenable Kaspar & Fleines Lemma McFarland Rutland John McFarland Williams Williams Independent

Local notes from Middleport report numerous visits and illnesses

Miss Bess Sanborn and Max Sanborn visited Columbus on business. Mrs M C Hobart has improved from illness. Mrs M C Gibbs and granddaughter return from Lancaster. L A Fulcher travels to Char lottesville for a funeral then mid trip visit with sister in Middleport. James Root shows improvement while Emma Jean Smith returns to Westerville. Charles Howard and Thelma ill with grippe. Loyal Berean Class met with Mrs Edward Spencer. Ray McCullum recently home from hospital. Rev C R Williams moving to South Third Avenue. Mrs Homer Lighter and son visit from Columbus. William Cheatham hosts relatives L J Roush and family. Edward Gibbs in Uhrichville. Arch Yeager family from Letart. Frank Kanouse to Miami for a month with sister. Pearl McKnight, Dora Boice and Wilbur Curtis in Athens. Effie Hundley returns from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC. Sullivan Sayre of Parkersburg visits town on property business.

Middleport Bess Sanborn Max Columbus M. C. Hobart M. C. Gibbs Lancaster Sineer L. A. Fulcher Chartsville Homer Lighter and A. H. Armstrong William Cheatham L. J. Roush Ray Roush Pt. Pleasant Edward Gibbs Uhrichville Arch Yeager Letart W. Va Frank Kanouse Cincinnati Miami Fla Pearl McKnight Dora Boice Wilbur Curtis Athens Effie Hundley Pittsburgh Stewart Adams Edward Heaber Washington, D. C Carl Mumford Sullivan Sayre Parkersburg

Local Messenger ad seeks circulation and classifieds help

A Hartley staff correspondent column invites readers to support the Messenger. It lists contact avenues for circulation and classifieds and directs calls to John Sauvage at 453-L for any pertaining ads.

A. Hartley Messenger John Sauvage

Turns Tables On Potato Thieves in Ohio Farm Chase

Will Koehler a German farmer and Carl Ritchie pursue two men who stole two sacks of potatoes. Koehler demands payment of one dollar per bushel and one dollar for the driver. The fleeing offenders pay and Koehler retrieves his crop, sending them back with a warning.

Pomeroy Tuppers Plains Will Koehler Mr. Koehler Carl Ritchie Keno Koehler Ritchie

Pomeroy Firm Sued Over Auto Collision Damages

Minnie Courie of Youngstown Ohio sues Eberabach Construction Company of Columbus in Franklin County Common Pleas for 10000 damages. She alleges injuries from a May collision between her car and a company truck near Yellow Creek in Jefferson County.

Pomeroy Minnie Courie Youngstown Ohio Eberabach Construction Company East Broad Street Columbus Common Pleas Courts Franklin County Yellow Creek Jefferson County

Nelle Childs Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Party

Mrs George Childs hosted a children's party in Middleport on Tuesday from afternoon until six o'clock for her daughter Nelle who turned eight. About forty children attended and played games on the lawn. Pink and white decorations set the theme for the refreshments and Nelle received many gifts. Ice cream and cake were served at the end by Mrs Childs.

Middleport George Childs Nelle

Churches Move Evening Services to Seven Oclock

In Middleport on the first Sunday in October all local church services will begin at 7 p m. The Senior, Intermediate and Senior B P Union will gather at 6 p m.

Middleport

Foul Play Idea Is Scouted by Police

POMEROY. W. W. Large remains missing since Monday night. A truck he drove while delivering ice to Jackson was found near his home with a windshield bullet hole, suggesting a shot from outside and possible foul play. Authorities expect clues at Charleston W Va or his Pennsylvania home.

Pomeroy W. W. Large Jackson Charleston W. Va Pennsylvania

Funeral for Ralph MecName Held at Mt Carmel Church

Ralph MecName funeral conducted at Mt. Carmel Church in Canton at 2 PM. News notes report visits to the Rice family at Story's Run by James Jordan and Tom Reinhart with wives from Los Angeles and Akron. A bolt of lightning damaged a radio at Letart Falls, and local property cases involve Meigs County vehicles and farm mortgage suits.

Ralph MecName Canton Mt. Carmel James Jordan Los Angeles California Tom Reinhart Akron Charles Rice Story's Run Rice Carrie Roberts Letart Falls

Cobbler Plans Popping Time in Pomeroy Home

Pomeroy shoemaker Joe Meier of Bradbury village plans a popping time at his home this winter after a summer that yielded eight bushels of popcorn. At a local exhibit he showed two poppers with 912 kernels and 46 kernels per cob, plus a wagon lot of Red Bermuda sweet potatoes weighing 4.12 pounds and three pounds 1.25 ounces.

Pomeroy Joe Meier Bradbury Middleport Meier Bermuda

Two Meigs County Residents Die in Train Collision

News from Gallipolis reports the accidental deaths of Mrs. Laura Shumaker aged 49 and Isaac Shumaker aged 63 both well known in Meigs County. They were riding in a car struck by a New York Central train Tuesday near Marysville. Shumaker visited his brother last Sunday before the tragedy.

Pomeroy Meigs County Gallipolis Laura Shumaker Marysville Isaac Shumaker Gallia County New York Central Shumaker

Jail in Pomeroy Tops Local Lodging With 84 Guests

Meigs County Jail recorded its busiest September, hosting 84 inmates including long and short stays. Nearly 2000 meals were served to prisoners during the month, according to officials.

Pomeroy Meigs County

Despondent Man Kills Self in Malta Area

James Manly 52 son of Sam Manly of Brown Manly Plow Company Malta shot himself Tuesday afternoon after returning from Zanesville where he had consulted a physician. Despondency over ill health is believed to be the cause.

Mcconnellville James Manly Sam Manly Brown-Manly Plow Company Malta Manly Zanesville

Dividends of U S Companies Slashed Amid Bear Market Losses

New York report shows third quarter dividends cut by 175 million dollars from 1936 levels as 147 payments were omitted and 115 reduced. If all cuts counted, annual losses reach 1.3 billion dollars, with stockholder wages falling about 10.40 per person.

New York U.P Stock Exchange United States

Unemployed Riots Erupt in Salford Clash at Town Hall

Unemployment riots broke out in Salford when police clashed with demonstrators. A crowd tried to invade the town hall while officers charged with clubs, and protesters fought back, removing helmets from officers.

Salford Eng

Traylor Boomed for President in Columbia Campaign

A campaign to elect Melvin Traylor, Chicago banker and head of the national Chamber of Commerce, president of the United States, was launched by several thousand boosters at a meeting in Columbia, Kentucky.

Melvin Traylor Chicago National Chamber of Commerce United States Columbia

Lipton Taken Ill With Severe Chill At Home

Sir Thomas Lipton falls seriously ill at his Middlesex home as doctors treat a severe chill. Reports say his condition is grave and he remains under medical care.

London U.P Thomas Lipton Middlesex

Britain enters temporary cabinet rule under National Economy Bill

London reports Britain now governed by a ten man cabinet with orders in council for one month after both houses passed the National Economy Bill and granted royal assent. The cabinet may impose economy measures in education, national insurance, police, unemployment, and road work without parliament’s consultation. The 1926 general strike was the only prior similar instance since WWI.

Britain

Two Brothers Drowned In Mill Creek Near Ripley

In Parkersburg West Virginia Oct L The body of 3 year old Harold Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bradley of Ripley drowned in Mill Creek after slipping from a rock while wading in swollen water His 6 year old brother Charles tried to help and both were drowned Divers recovered the older boy quickly but worked several days to find Harold's remains

Parkersburg W. Va Harold Bradley Floyd Bradley Ripley Mill Creek Charles

Pirates and a Florida detainment knot unclear chain of murders

In Huntington Oct 1 a baffling wave of incidents tied to Collings pirate murder widens. The autopsy physician was committed to a sanitarium. Two men in Daytona Beach Florida Dr Les Richie and son William are detained after linking to the boarding of Collings cruiser.

Huntington L. L Collings Florida Les Richie William South Nothwalk Conn Daytona William Smith Benjamin

Painful Piles Quick Relief Drug Ad

An advertisement promotes Hem-Roid tablets and Dr S Leonhardt's prescription as fast relief for piles. It claims internal remedies act quickly even in long-standing cases and promises healing and reduced bleeding. The ad asserts salves and cutting fail and offers a money back guarantee from Quick's CU Rate Drug Store.

Blood Tonic S.S.S. Promoted As Health Booster

An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a unique blood tonic with no substitutes. It claims to raise red blood cells, improve vitality, and restore appetite, urging readers to buy the larger size for economy from their druggist with emphasis on ethical pharmacists and time-tested formula.

S.S.S

Church of Christ District Convention Attendees List

The district convention at Lancaster drew attendees from here including Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner and daughter Joyce, Mrs. D. B. Farmer, Mrs. Clyde French, Mrs. Edgar Allensworth, Mrs. Edward French, Miss Etta Gaskill, Mrs. R. H. Horden, Mrs. Mitte Powell, Mrs. Herbert Fink, Mrs. Charles Walborn and others.

Middleport Oct The Church of Christ Lancaster Fred Gardner Joyce Farmer Clyde French Edgar Allensworth Edward French Etta Gaskill R. H. Horden Mitte Powell Herbert Fink Charles Walborn

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