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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
10
Pomeroy Pastor to Speak at First Baptist Pom eroy
The First Baptist church of Pomeroy will have Rev. M H Bridwell of Portsmouth occupy the pulpit Sunday October 16. All are invited to attend these services. He was found in precarious condition and rushed to a hospital after being injured at Naylors Run in Pomeroy. He is past middle age with a wife and several grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
First Baptist Church of
Pomeroy
M.H. Bridwell
Naylors Run
Infant Ball Dies After Brief Illness
An infant child of Mr and Mrs William Ball of Wyllys Hill Pom eroy died Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock after a brief illness. The infant was one year five months and nine days old. The remains were taken to Fairview Start township on Tuesday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Ball
William Ball
Wyllys Hill
Pomeroy
Fairview
Start Township
Miner Injured in Kerrs Run Mine Near Forest Run
John Imboden a miner from near the Forest Run mine on Kerrs Run was injured last Friday. He was transported by train on a cot to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis on Monday morning for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Imboden
Forest Run
Kerrs Run
Holzer
Gallipolis
Miner's Back Broken in Vulcan Mine Accident
George M. Renshaw, a machine man at the Vulcan coal mine on Thomas Fork, suffered a serious injury from a slate fall early Monday. The report says his back was broken, and Finsterwald's ambulance transported him to medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Renshaw
Vulcan
Thomas Fork
Finsterwald
Violinist Emma Lou Kuehne Delights Pomeroy Crowd
Ten year old Emma Lou Kuehne daughter of Mr and Mrs H Kuehne delivered a captivating violin solo at M P B church in Pomeroy Sunday evening. The youngster handles classical pieces with ease and fidelity to the score and shows promise of wealth and fame in music aided by her uncle George Enzenauer who taught her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. PB
Pomeroy
Emma Lou Kuehne
Divorce Day Set In Meigs Common Pleas Court
The Meigs common pleas court declares the first Monday of each month as divorce day. Judge Miller announced this during docket call with attorneys present to line up the week’s cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Common Pleas Court
Miller
Docket Shows Several Divorces Dismissed at Court Opening
October term proceedings note no more promiscuous hearings. Dismissed divorce cases include Haning vs Haning Foley vs Foley Bauer vs Bauer and Weaver vs Weaver. Judge F. C. Russell absent at term start for years. Prosecutor Craig Davis also absent due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haning
Foley
Foley Bauer
Bauer
Weaver
F. C. Russell
Craig Davis
Baby Jones Dies at 18 Months in Columbus
Iris Jean Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Jones of Columbus, died Monday at 18 months. She was granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J Jones of Thomas Fork. The remains will be brought here for burial in Beech Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Jones
Iris Jean Jones
Harry Jones
Columbus
J. Jones
Thomas Fork
Beech Grove Cemetery
Bloodhounds Track Thieves At Dow Poultry Preserves
A Sunday night raid on FE Dow's Rose Hill poultry preserves saw four turkeys and 14 fat hens stolen. Dow summoned Hunting ton bloodhounds to the scene. the dogs arrived yesterday and were set on the trail to find the culprits.
Lyceum Course Openings Announced for Two Towns
The Middleport Lyceum Course begins October 13 at the Presbyterian church with a concert by the Smith Spring Holmes Orchestra Quintet. The Pomeroy course opens January 24 at Simpson M E church featuring The Chapel Singers.
Clara Ginn Rise From Middleport to Opera Dream
A Sunday feature in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune portrays Mrs Clara Thomas Ginn formerly of Middleport now in Cincinnati tracing her path from a second grade dream of grand opera to a hardworking climb in music. She married Charles Ginn before finishing school and raised a large family while pursuing voice, dance, pantomime and dramatic art, singing Sundays at Christ Church as she balanced study and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Clara Thomas Ginn
Middleport
Cincinnati
Europe
Charles Ginn
College of Music
Grin
Florida
Prince Atsu Watches Sport Carnival at Cadet School
A photo shows Prince Atsu, second son of the Japanese emperor, in a peanut cap and white duck trousers watching a sport carnival at the military cadet school where he studies war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Europe
Prince Atsu
Military Cadet School
Apan
Mrs Ginn Fulfills Two Big Ambitions in One Year
After wartime service as a YWCA worker and soldier entertainer, Mrs. Clara Thomas Ginn joined the Zoo Opera Company last summer singing Micaela in Carmen. She then sailed for France to study, fulfilling both major ambitions within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ginn
Zoo Opera Company
Micaela
Carmen
France
Clara Thomas Ginn
Appreciation Note From Middleport Legion and Auxiliary
Commander J E Harley and Miss Vergie E Major thank all supporters who aided during the Week of the Fall Festival in Middleport, extending appreciation through the paper for every form of help and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Harley
Middleport Legion Post
Vergie E. Major
Auxiliary
Middleport
Logan Rotarians Plan Full Attendance for District Address
Logan Rotarians met at noon with strong turnout and guests John son Gailhouse and Dr McGinnis. President L C Lauer announced Dayton District Governor Bob Patterson will speak next Monday and urged 100 percent attendance. Committees for the year include Publicity Roscie Hausel Lester Woltz J E Krieg. Fellowship George Hengst Cas Schwenke E A Gutliph. Public Affairs Barton Hall Ford Hack Ed Eberst. Boys Work Rev C L Lauer Ed Hamilton Ray McGovern. International Relations Fred Koppe J T McBride Hubert Lappen. Rotary Education Harley M Whitcraft Chas F Lauer Harry Smith. Representative to Society for Crippled Children Dr R E Campbell. Rotarian Correspondent Harry Ambrose. Club Historian Harry Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Johnson
Gailhouse
Dr. McGinnis
L. C. Lauer
Dayton
Bob Patterson
Roscie Hausel
Lester Woltz
J. E. Krieg
Geo. Hengst
Cas
Schwenke
E. A. Gutliph
Barton Hall
Ford Hack
Ed Eberst
Rev
C. L. Lauer
Ed Hamilton
Ray McGovern
Fred Koppe
J. T. McBride
Hubert Lappen
Rotary Education
Harley M. Whitcraft
Chas
Mrs Ruth Magoon Dies at 71 in Local Home
Ruth Magoon 71, wife of August Magoon, died at 179 South Walnut Street Saturday evening after years as an invalid. Husband bedridden with pneumonia could not attend. Funeral at local Presbyterian church Monday afternoon with Rev. John Steinen of Bremen presiding. Interment in Oak Grove Mausoleum.
Samuel Ebert enters county school board race after Blum withdrawal
By filing Monday Samuel Ebert of South Perry fills the vacancy created by the withdrawal of Sam Blum who resigned about a week ago. Ebert's entry brings nine candidates to contest the three positions on the county school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ebert
South Perry
Sam Blum
Ebert
Post Office Vacancy Exam Set For Haydenville Office
A notice from Logan states an examination will be held on November 5, 1921 to fill the Haydenville post office vacancy. The office is fourth class and paid a $662 salary in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Logan
Farm institutes plan speakers and dates statewide
Farmers institutes officers met at the farm bureau office to arrange programs and speakers for four institutes this year. Gailhouse from the state office aided in planning. Logan opens December 12 13 Gibisonville November 14 15 Ilesboro November 16 17 Laurelville February 6 7. Each program will feature competent speakers and varied topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Gailhouse
Logan
Gibisonville
Ilesboro
Laurelville
Ex-service man Harry Willege undergoes major operation
Word reached Logan residents that Harry Willege, a former service member, successfully underwent a serious operation at the Soldiers' Home Hospital in Dayton the day before. He was sent there after a Columbus examination. his father Fred Willege of West Hunter Street left Sunday to visit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Willege
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Dayton
Willege
Columbus
Fred Willege
West Hunter Street
Lauer Heads to Cleveland for Grand Commandery Meeting
Sir Knight L. C. Lauer leaves Tuesday morning for Cleveland to attend the grand commandery meeting in the interests of local Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight L. C. Lauer
Cleveland
Foundation work begins on new arcade building
The foundation for a new arcade building adjacent to the Remple Bank started Monday. Contractor William Loomis supervises the project, with occupancy planned by the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remple Bank
William Loomis
No Game Sunday Delays Local Baseball Schedule
For the first time since the season opened no game was played Sunday due to a schedule mixup. When Lan caster learned they had a contest it was too late to secure another team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lutheran minister travels to western district meeting
Rev. C. F. Lauer of Hunter Street Lutheran church left Tuesday by auto to attend the western district annual meeting in Fort Recovery. He plans to return Saturday to fulfill Sunday appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Lauer
Hunter Street Lutheran Church
Fort Recovery
Connett Home Coming Draws Crowd and Praise
A chilly but festive Connett Home Coming attracted about two hundred attendees. The Johnson choir earned high thanks for its performance including Love Everlasting. L. W. Roberts of Athens delivered a fine Golden Rule speech, followed by Rev. P. E. Kemper of Nelsonville and Rev. Johnson of Nelsonville Church sharing talks on brotherly love. Thanks to FE Parker of Athens for lending the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connett
Mr. Johnson
L. W. Roberts
Athens
Birthday celebration honors Ida Hoskins at Hoskins home
Residents of Sand Run New Straitsville and nearby joined at W R Hoskins home to mark Ida Hoskins birthday anniversary. Friends also gathered at Aysley Andrews home for a pleasant Sunday with good eats. A collection at Connett Sunday raised a little over $25 for the donor fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Run
New Straitsville
W.R. Hoskins
Ida Hoskins
Aysley Andrews
Connett
Hoover plan to lease idle vessels to coal exporters
Secretary Hoover proposes leasing idle vessels at one dollar a month to coal exporters to compete with English coal shipments. The plan has immediate approval from Chairman Lasko and the shipping board and is under consideration by exporters. American coal exporters struggle against English competition due to high shipping rates. Try Judge Taftace. Cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Lasko
England
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