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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1932

Page

11

Roosevelt Club Formed At The Plains

The Plains October meeting organized a Roosevelt Club with Robert McAllister as president James Powell as vice president and John Glass as secretary. Membership committee includes George Gabriel Jr Jake Anderson Alex Bowe James McKnabb Jay Powell Alva Marks Marty Louisy Roy Hawk William Channell and Robert Hatfield. A further committee will be named Friday night at The Plains corner. Any voters are invited.

the Plains Roosevelt Club Robert McAllister James Powell John Glass George Gabriel, Jr Jake Anderson Alex Bowe James McKnabb Jay Powell Alva Marks Marty Louisy Roy Hawk William Channell Robert Hatfield Plains Corner

How One Woman Lost 10Lbs in a Week

Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke endorses Kruschen Salts claiming a 10 pound loss in seven days. The ad touts taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and warns against imitations while noting a four week supply costs little.

Betty Luedeke Dayton

Rev Downs to Speak at Chauncey Church

Rev Reed J Downs of the Athens Church will speak Sunday evening at 7 o clock in Chauncey Church of Christ in observance of the ministry in Athens County. Special music is being arranged by Mrs Ralph Brown and the public is invited to the services.

Athens Chauncey Reed J. Downs

Shower Aids For Fire Victims In Chauncey Tonight

Neighbors and friends are invited to a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Downhour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stalder in Chauncey. The couple lost their home to a fire last week and the event also marks Mrs. Downhour's birthday.

Chauncey Mrs Charlies Downhour M. C. Stalder Mrs. Downhour

Sam Rothman Opens Store in Chauncey District

Sam Rothman, who formerly operated stores at Shawnee and New Straitsville, opens a new Chauncey shop in the former Luckoff's room on Converse Road. He will use all three rooms in the Harry Linscott Building, fronting a half dozen feet. He expresses optimism about the coal business and the store's success.

Sam Rothman Chauncey Shawnee New Straitsville Luckoff's Converse Rothman Harry Linscott

Halliday Rites Held In Orbiston Funeral

In Orbiston the funeral of George Halliday aged 76 was conducted by Rev G B Courtney and a local quartet at the Orbiston Church with burial in Bethel cemetery. Born in England he moved to this country as a child and lived in Orbiston for years. He died in Cherrington Hospital Logan from self inflicted injuries after despondency. He never married and is survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews.

Chauncey G. B. Courtney Church of Christ Orbiston George Halliday Bethel Mr. Halliday England Cherrington Logan Nevor

Veterans Attend Dual Meetings in Athens from Chauncey

Mr and Mrs Henry F Staffinger and Mrs Emma Coleman of Chauncey and guests Mr and Mrs Joseph ai Comansa of Janesville traveled to Athens for the annual Civil War Veterans of Athens County meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. They also joined a Daughters of Veterans session at the Armory. Staffinger, a Sixty Third U O V member, and MeConaha two former Chauncey residents are listed as Civil War veterans aged 83 and 81 respectively.

Chauncey Athens Henry F. Staffinger Emma Coleman Ana Dirs Joseph Ai Comansa Janesville Athens County Chamber of Commerce Daughters of Veterans Armory Stalfinger MecConaha Staffinger UO. V. 1

Norman Trainer Visits The Plains Residents

Norman Trainer from Columbus, formerly of Chauncey, spent the week visiting his grandmother Mrs. Cathryn Johnson and friends including Mrs. Ilona Goodman Allie Tippie and Frank Char wick. The Plains will depart for Akron Friday to stay with relatives Mr and Mrs Cyril Wooley and family Hooper Ridge.

Norman Trainer Columbus Chauncey Cathryn Johnson Ilona Goodman Sugar Creek Allie Tippie Frank Charwick Plains Akron Cyril Wooley Hooper Ridge the Plains

Local Social Notes From Pomeroy and Nearby Areas

Pomeroy column notes visits by Mrs. E B Knight and family. Glen Lambert and Virgene Knight of Middleport spent the weekend with Mrs. Lambert's father. Mrs. J A Eiselstein reports R C Eiselstein in Holden Hospital for an operation. Ernest Brown of Parkersburg visited J S Frank's family. Rev. McCormiah to preach at M E Church Sunday night September 9. Abe L Eiselstein and Floyd Ridenour visited Middleport. P _ E Hoffman and son Paul attended a picnic at Shenang Camp. Captain Tom Jones visited Chester. Additional gatherings with J M Tuttle, Burt Hassel, and A D Tuttle noted.

McCormiah M.E P. E. Hoffman Paul Shenang Camp Tom Jones Chester Abe L Eiselstein Floyd Ridenour Middleport J. M. Tu

Pomero y residents to gain free mail delivery driver route

Mechanic Street residents will receive free mail delivery after the Pom eroy council bought street signs. Post office rules required signs on all routes, and the new signs, ordered weeks ago, have arrived and will be installed soon.

Pomeroy Mechanic Street

P. T. A. to hear Dr Hansen from Ohio University Friday

At the Meigs County Council of the Parent-Teacher Association an all day meeting will be held Friday at the Racine Methodist Church. Dr FE A Hansen of Ohio University will be the principal speaker during the morning session followed by a noon luncheon.

Pomeroy Meigs County Parent-Teacher Association Methodist Church Racine FE. A. Hansen Ohio University

Chosen Officers of Pomeroy D U V District

Two members from Jane Howell Tent of Pomeroy were elected district officers at the tenth annual seventh district convention in Athens. Mrs John Senkus became patriotic instructor and Mrs John Chase was named color bearer. Attendees included Mrs Marion Radford and others from the Pomeroy chapter.

Pomeroy Union Veterans’ Daughters Jane Howell Daughters of Union Veterans Athens John Senkus John Chase Marion Radford Bentz Wolt Clara Zier A. O. Tracy Richard Campbell Lucy Langlotz Charles Russ Tom Geoghein Fannie Fugate

Local church club gathers at Hoskins home

Members of the 3 F Club of Simpson M E Church met Tuesday night at Asa and Ada Hoskins home on the Pomeroy Athens Road. Attendees include George and Mrs Parker Rev H L Menthorne and family Chicris Lemoyne Harry Smith the Brewsters Conway Ma honey Baldwin Gibbs and others.

Simpson M. E Asa Hoskins Ada Hoskins Pomeroy- Athens Road George Parker H. L. Menthorne Chicris Lemoyne Harry Smith Jesse Brewster Fred Conway James Mahoney Mary Baldwin Lucy Gibbs C. A. Hartley Butternut Avenue Columbus O. A. Hartley Mansfield Clyde Williamson Phil Lafe Williamson Pomeroy Warren, O H. L. Henthorne Episcopal East Main Street Union Avenue John Baily Forest Run Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Ohio Masons Ruth Ible Frances Warren

Weoman's Music Club Anniversary Plans in Middleport

MIDDLEPORT Oct. 6 New year books of the Woman's Music Club of Middleport were distributed to members this week. The club organized in 1993 and meets the last Tuesday each month October through April at 8 o'clock in Heath M. EB. Church. They plan an anniversary program on Tuesday Oct 34. The program mirrors the club's original presentation with few changes. Officers for the year include President Mrs Fern Bradbury vice president Mrs Louise Thomas secretary Miss Danlia Pauley treasurer Mrs Rose McMaster and choral director Miss Vesta McCoy.

Middleport Woman's Music Club of Thin Club Heath M. EB Mra Fern Bradbury Louise Thomas Misa Danlia Pauley Rose McMaster Mises Vesta McCoy

Two More Marriages Sealed in Meigs County

POMEROY Oct. 6 Harry Spencer 19 farmer of Long Bottom son of Mr and Mrs David Spencer and Alice Babcock 7 of Minersville daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Babcock received a license in probate court Wednesday. They wed after license with Justice of Peace H H Mees officiating. Kenneth Carson 21 farmer of Middleport R D son of Mr and Mrs Homer Carson and Edna Durst 18 of Middleport daughter of Mr and Mrs Jasper Durst were issued a license Tuesday. Mona Donna and Harry Smith of Reedsville were married Tuesday afternoon at Rev H Henthorne home on East Main Street.

Pomeroy Harry Spencer Long Bottom David Spencer Alice Babcock Minersville Elmer Babcock Justice of Peace H. H Mees Kenneth Carson Middleport R. D Homer Carson Edna Durst Jasper Durst Mona Donna Harry Smith Reedsville Rev. H. & Henthorne East Main Street

Former Pomeroy Girls on Air in Jean and Joe Show

Two former Pomeroy girls, Miss Josephine Fell and Miss Mary Helen Fell, now reside in Columbus and host a Sunday evening radio program Jean and Joe at 5 30 over WSEN. They are daughters of Mrs Olga Hecox, widow of Albert Fell who died in an accidental electrocution at their Mulberry Avenue home after a storm.

Pomeroy Jean Joe WSEN Columbus Josephine Mary Helen Fell Olga Hecox Albert Fell Mulberry Avenue Breezy Heights

Former Pomeroy Resident Murdered in Ozark Mountains

Earl D. Williamson, a retired naval chief petty officer and former Pomeroy resident, died from a gunshot wound at his Missouri mountain home. Funeral services were held in Huntington. Local officers in Greenville reported the death as murder based on available reports. Williamson was adopted by Huntington official T. B. Scanlon after the death of his parents.

Pomeroy Earl D. Williamson Missouri Huntington Williamson Aaron Williamson T. 8 Scanlon Greenville Ozarks

Honors Daughter Party Tuesday in Middleport

Mrs. John Russell hosted a party on October 6 in Middleport at Lincoln Street to celebrate her daughter Miss Mildred Russell turning 15. Guests included Jean Faulkner Eleanor Rous Elaine Van Coong Kathleen Brown Floridell Russell Kathryn Roush Harriet Martin Mary Kay Huggins Marguerite Heines Dorothy Bodkins Janice Collins Frances Pullins Fred Mees Orville Champers Jed Mees George Voss Charles Gloeckner Victor Hysell Pete Brummer Kenneth Hysell James Kerr Edward Thomas Charles Russell and Charles Price.

Middleport John Russell Lincoln Street Mildred Russell Jean Faulkner Eleanor Rous Elaine van Coong Kathleen Brown Floridell Russell Kathryn Roush Harriet Martin Mary Kay Huggins Marguerite Heines Dorothy Bodkins Janice Collins Frances Pullins Fred Mees Orville Champers Jed Mees George Voss Charles Gloeckner Victor Hysell Pete Brummer Kenneth Hysell James Kerr Edward Thomas Charles Russell Charles Price

Harrowing rescue plan tested by Ronald and the team

In tense moments Ronald argues for a role in Marion's rescue as Harry Underwood and Brock coordinate a night operation. The group enforces caution, ordering the boy to stay put unless guiding the effort with Mrs. Madge and the others.

Ronald Harry Underwood Marion Brock Marianne

Horseman Trail Report Near Farmhouse Hideout

By ADE Garriso recounts a covert patrol tracking a rider who masked hoof sounds. Wynne and Major Grantland push toward a shack where the horseman ties the animal, then slips into a house while a witness suspects the intruder may be Charles Ower. The tale continues tomorrow.

Renan Hughenid Charles Ower Lee Chow

New Rothman Store Opens in Chauncey

The Rothman store opened today in Chauncey in the former Fauckoff building. Max Altman, previously in charge, has relocated to Lancaster.

Chauncey Rothman Fauckoff Max Altman Lancaster

Charity Dance Planned at Greens Run Friday

Greens Run residents plan a charity dance Friday October 10 at the Greens Run School Building. Admission is a pound or more of food to be donated to feed needy children in the Greens Run area. The event features the Melody Boys of Grouater and old time violin music by William.

Greens Run Greenalun Haya of Grouater William

Weight loss claim ad promotes Kruschen remedy

Betty Luedske endorses Kruschen to lose one pound weekly and urges morning intake with hot water. Advertisement claims a 86 cent bottle costs 4 weeks and offers money back guarantee, urging purchase at McKee Drug Co. or any drug store.

Cline McKee Drug Company America Adv Mra Betty Luedske Siuch Suniel McKee Drug Co Cline Ee Macy Co

Shaving Preparations Before Coupon Prices and Sale

Fragmentary clipping shows odd notes on shaving preparations and pricing codes. The legible portion hints at a sale or listing with various price markers and shorthand marks. Limited readable names or places are present.

Whatsoever Class Opens Fall Meeting at Presbyterian Bible School

Middleport residents heard the Whatsoever Class of the Presbyterian Bible School will hold its opening meeting next Friday night in the church lecture room. Miss Ann Weed, vice president, will preside and nominating committee reports will be read. A devotional, program, and social follow. Mrs. J. E. Harley is social chairman.

Middleport Presbyterian Bible School Ann Weed J. E. Harley

Recital Set at Heath M. E. Church Next Monday

Mrs R A Hecox and Prof Konrad Scholl present pupils Miss Kathleen Bush and Paul Haptonstall in a piano violin recital at Heath M E Church Monday night at 8 oclock. Bush is daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Bush. Haptonstall is son of Mr and Mrs William Haptonstall.

Middleport R. A. Hecox Konrad Scholl Kathleen Bush Paul Haptonstall the Heath M. E. Church Miss Bush H. E. Bush William Haptonstall

Civil War veteran James Salisbury gravely ill in Middleport

James Salisbury 89 the town s last living Civil War veteran is seriously ill at his home on Front and Walnut Streets. His daughter Mrs Anna Johnson of Crooksville has arrived to help care for him.

Middleport James Salisbury Front Walnut Streets Anna Johnson Crooksville

Mrs Minnie Davis Visits Athens on Business

Mrs Minnie Davis of East Main Street was a business visitor in Athens on Wednesday, meeting local contacts and touring prospects.

Minnie Davis East Main Street Athens

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