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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
10
Celia overhears a plan for a luncheon with Lisi and a stage actor, meets Richard Brandon Caruthers at Dicky’s lunch, and enjoys letters from home as she navigates family expectations and budding romance in New York City. A fortune teller hints at love and danger.
The Rev T T Brumbaugh former Ivy League student and Wesley Foundation pastor in Japan will speak at Athens Methodist Church Sunday. He will address morning Rally Day on church activities in the Far East, present a student vesper talk Sons of the Rising Sun, and close with The New Internationalism at union services. A banquet in his honor is planned for Saturday night at Hillcrest Inn.
Six year old Mary Elizabeth Hamilton died after alighting from a Huntington Indiana school bus with her birthday cake, crossing a highway into the path of a vehicle driven by teacher Claire Holley who could not stop. The tragedy occurred as friends waited to surprise her at home.
In Cleveland an early hours blast wrecked a store and adjacent house, seriously injuring 29 year old Steve Jacko, who blamed blackhanders for extortion. His wife Rose and three children Betty Agnes and Joseph were thrown from beds as the home rooms collapsed and debris filled the ruins.
In Washington on October 10 President Hoover and the Republican national organization will stay out of Pennsylvania party disputes amid Gen. W. W. Atterbury’s resignation as national committeeman over support for Gifford Pinchot. The president’s policy is to avoid local fights while old tensions with Pinchot persist.
The United States reduces sea forces to meet London Naval Treaty limits. About 4 800 sailors and 120 000 tons are cut, with 18 destroyers, two cruisers, and 25 submarines decommissioned. Savings near 11 million dollars by 1932 fiscal year, plus total cuts approaching 30 million. A new training squadron forms with two battleships and eight destroyers.
Senator Copeland predicts the defeat of Gifford Pinchot in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race following the resignation of Republican National Committeeman W W Atterbury.
Washington October 10 Attorney General Mitchell ruling that the New River in Virginia and West Virginia is non navigable could set a precedent eroding national control of more than 90 percent of the nation's waterpower sites Judson King director of the National Popular Government League told members in a letter He said the Federal Power Commission would issue minor licenses for power sites to Appalachian Electric Power Company a subsidiary of Electric Bond and Share
A church schedule lists sermons and programs at Christian Church on State and Congress Streets. University faculty and Rev Brumbaugh participate in morning worship and evening services with musical concerts, student activities, Epworth League, and interfaith collaboration with Presbyterians.
Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday service 10 45 a m Wednesday meeting 7 30 p m Reading room open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 to 4 p m Psalms 37 27 depart from evil and do good and dwell for evermore leading verse Matthew 9 25 emphasizes spiritual guidance and worship at 18 South Congress Street
Mt Zion Baptist Church on Carpenter and Congress streets lists B R Smith as pastor with Nellie Pettiford as organist and Angie Cooper as Bible School superintendent. Gwendolyn Lynch piano, Bible study at 9 30 on the subject A Mother s subject Making Religion Work. B Y P U at 6 30 topic What Is a Citizen Addie Marie Guthrie leader, Mary Louise Pettiford pianist. Worship and sermon at 7 45 subject What Are You Reaping Mid week service Wednesday 7 30.
E Kenney superintendent and Mrs Neva Cross class leader oversee Sunday service with Sunday School at 2 p m and Praise service at 3 p m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Week night services Tuesday and Friday evening at 7 30 p m
The Universalist Churches of Washington County announce next Sunday's schedule. Little Hocking hosts a morning sermon by Mr. Minor on Holiness and Happiness after a 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Lower Salem Church holds 2:30 p.m. monthly services on The Prodigal Son. Belpre offers 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. P C U devotional, and 7:30 p.m. teaching with pastor's topic Religion, a Paying Concern.
Andrew M. Taylor ministers the Amesville Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Superintendent C O Gibson and Esther Wilson head the Primary Department Morning worship starts at 10 30 a m The Master Life addressing series concludes with The impelling motive of The Master Life A quarterly communion will be held and the service will close promptly at 11 35 a m
G. H. Wiggin, pastor, invites all to a full time service. Morning Sunday School begins at 9 15 with classes for all ages. Preaching at 10 15 on The Sermon on the Mount Our Divorce Evil. Evening gospel at 7 30 with The Mission of the Son of Man. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday evenings.
Reedsville M. E. Charge led by Pastor J. W. Barnes with Lawrence Chapel Bible School 10 30 and public worship 9 30. Bethel Bible School 10 led by L T Runion. Plains Bible School 10 led by Rev Callahan. public worship 7 30 p m with Rev Helum E Devol of Marietta delivering the message. pastor to reorganize the Sunday School after other services.
Andrew M. Rege ministers at New England Presbyterian with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by Superintendent Oliver Bryson. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. features The Master Teacher address. Special services continue through next week beginning daily at 1:16 p.m. and closing at 2:40 p.m.
The Church School and morning worship will combine at 9 30 for the Rally Day program with each department contributing. Prof. LE Buell will speak and the Junior Orchestra provides music. Epworth League meets at 6 with Dr Welch addressing youths on Why We Are Poor. Evening worship at 7 features Unbelieving Hearts and Senior Choir music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 discusses Justification Adoption and Conversion. Senior choir rehearsal Friday at 7.
Our revival starts Sunday October 12 with a union praise service at 2 p m in our church. Young People's service at 6 p m led by Mrs Alman Shearer. Rev C L Roberts district superintendent preaches at 7 p m Sunday. Evening revival services continue each night at 7 o'clock all week.
John Lloyd Evans and Curtis Janssen lead Sunday services at 9 30 and 9 30 respectively with morning worship and Fall communion. R Snackenburg oversees 4 30 pm activities. Baptism and Lord's Supper Reception of members Young People's meeting at 6 pm and evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev Evans. Chippewa Boys club Tuesday 7 30 pm Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 3 30 pm Superintendent Mrs Ed Shar and Mrs Fred Edington 7 30 pm mid week service and Thursday 7 pm choir practice.
Bible School at 9 30 a m communion and worship at 10 30 a m sermon What Mean Ye By These Stones Worship 7 p m sermon Challenged by God service Wednesday 7 p m pastor and his party left for Washington D C to attend conventions no preaching on Sunday October 19 observance of Lords Supper with offering after Bible School as usual
Logan churches organize a Harvest program beginning with a 7:00 p.m. mass meeting at Episcopal Fields. The Rev. Will J. Foster of Columbus and Mr. McNaught present The Harvest with several area churches participating alongside a special Promotion Day exercises at 10:39 address.
An Ohio advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to treat constipation and related symptoms in children from ages three to twelve. It promotes gentle cleansing of the bowels, claims no laxative habit, and cites Mrs. C. J. Polzner of Cleveland praising its use for her daughter Rita Agnes.
Sunday School times at First Bible Christian Kereder Gibisonville 9:30 am prayer meeting 6:30 am preaching morning. First Presbyterian Geddes minister Henry Smith 9:00 am Sunday School 6:15 am morning worship 7:06 pm union service Methodist Church 7:00 pm Wednesday mid week meeting. Communion of Lord's Supper October 19. Fellowship Week October 2026. Rev R P Lippincott visiting minister.
Rev G C Sutter pastor leads church school at 9 30 morning worship and P Wells presides over church service at 7 00 Rev Nutter to speak Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 00
POMEROY CHERICHES BETHANY METHODIST EPISCOPAL Pomeroy O Glenn L Tennell minister announces Sunday October 12 1930 9 15 a m Rally Day combines with morning worship with a short program music lesson study theme Except we become as little children Evening service 7 00 p m music by male quartet meditation Restore Unto Me the Joy Church night Wednesday orchestra study class choir District Superintendent visit October 26 vesper service Forest Run M E Church 1 00 p m church school 2 00 p m service of worship Fall Festival planned for last Sunday of this month.
Pastor Fred J. Gardner leads Church of Christ Middleport with growing Bible School. October 26 features morning worship on Himself He Cannot Save and evening service on The Brass Serpent. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 led by Sister Powell.
Five crippled children aged 11 to 15 from the Rose Mary Home Euclid Village were injured when a cab they rode in was struck by a street car while en route to a theater. None suffered serious injuries.
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