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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
6
Chauncey, Oct. 8, James Soulards was arrested by Constable H. A. Leiber Echoonover on a charge of assault and battery from his wife. He pleaded not guilty, was bound over to the jury, and an old suspended fine was levied with Soulards sent to the county jail at Athens.
Chauncey residents Floyd Linscott and his wife announce the birth of a son at their Mt The Plains home. The child weighs eleven pounds and was born on a Wednesday.
The baby is a grandson of Mrs. Lucy Surgeon of The Plains and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Linacott of Hooper's Ridge. The mother was formerly Miss Thelma Surgeon.
Chauncey Oct 8 Logan Womens Bible class of the First Christian church met at Drake Street home hosted by Mrs Guy Smith. Mrs Guy Brookins presided with devotions by Mrs Charles Fiske and program led by Mrs Arthur Swart. Participants included Mrs Swart Mrs Fiske and Mrs Myers. Mrs Swart and Mrs Charles Ogg sang a vocal duet during the program.
The next meeting will be entertained by Mrs B C Wharton at her home in Athens. Present were Mrs Henry Qaherne Mrs B F Ferrer Mrs John Brewer Mrs John Shafer Mrs Charles Ogg Mrs M J Gardener Mrs Charles Fiske Mrs Guy Brookins Mrs Guy Gordon Mrs Bera Karna Mrs T R Hamilton Mrs Ira Myers Mrs Arthur Swart Mrs F A Sheets and Mrs Guy Smith.
Chauncey Oct 8 Mrs George Harvey Nye travels to Indianapolis to visit her son in law Rev James A Long and his family.
The regular quilting meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of The Plaine church occurred Wednesday in the Aid room with attendees Mrs. J. W. Hawk, Mrs. Thomas Cade, Mrs. William Hammer, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Robert Graves, Mrs. Richard Calhoun, Mrs. Line Courtney, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Mary Wiles, and Mrs. Fannie Ball.
Arthur Burchfield returned to The Plains from Decatur where he spent a week as guest of J. S. Phillips and daughter Frieda Phillips.
Pleasant View temple plans a masquerade party in the evening. A meeting at The Plains Methodist church is set for Thursday at 7 with Mrs. Klee speaking. Attendees include Mrs. Rinda Joyce of Logan and Mrs. Beatrice Coffman of Glouster.
Stations across the dial announce world series play by play and evening musical programs. WBZ, WEAF, WEAF, WIP, KDKA, WLW and others list concert recitals, organ and baritone performances, and late night features with various times Eastern or Central.
The snippet lists radio time blocks and programs including Hawk Frolic Pacific Time KGO 8 Two part musical program KFI 9 Musical selections KPO 423.3 Popular program. The fragment records station slots and featured formats with no clear event or outcome.
Delbur t Davis of Nelsonville was arraigned before Justice Pearl W Herwig on assault and battery after Mrs Bessie Fleck accused him of pushing her aside while seeking a brother of Mrs Fleck Davis waived examination in Helwig's court and was bound over to the grand jury with a $100 bond.
The Bank of Athens was awarded a judgment of $1,500 and costs from Guysville Milling Co. in Common Pleas court yesterday. This reverses an earlier irregular judgment. The case of Hattie Sawyer against James Sawyer was dismissed and costs paid by the plaintiff.
Safety First Columbus reports a farmer in southern Ohio mailed eight cents in stamps as his income tax payment and received the stamps back from the tax collector.
Bowed flowers and flowers facial expressions are described by Juliet N Wil Hume a renowned Bowers painter She says each flower has its own face some appear smiling while others seem frowning in tone of commentary from London columns
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