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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
Cleveland dispatch reports Paul R. Ames plans to bury his brother Charlies H. Ames, an airmail pilot missing since October 1, after his body was found. The ashes will be taken to Jackson, Michigan, for services.
A court of appeals dismissal is noted in a case from Gallipolis with judges Miller Mauck Sayre Middleton on the panel. A wagon driven by George Mora Cheater collided with Everett Haze’s machine at Patatw and Sycamore streets in Pomeroy, causing window damage but no injuries. Local Legion news mentions upcoming meetings in Philadelphia and Paris, with Mrs Howell attending a Chicago trip and a secretary’s report due at a Wednesday gathering.
Mrs A V of Pomeroy has returned to Omaha after attending the annual Legion and American Auxiliary convention. Mrs Howell attended the auxiliary session representing the Southeastern district. The Ohio delegation traveled by Pullman from Columbus, with a stop at Rock to visit during the journey.
Vic Neutsling visited Columbus to see his son who suffered a broken arm. Mr and Mrs Pearl Layne moved to the M Duckworth property in Syracuse Me. Son City. Judges Mauck Gallipone Sayre Athens Middleton Waverly visited Pom ery Tuesday. Judge A P Miler attends Ironton court this week.
Miss Clara Henry of Amesville married Patrick Lochary of this city at 10:30 AM in the Amesville Presbyterian Church. The bride wore white and was attended by Helen Bell Roberts of Philadelphia with Frank Will of Portsmouth as best man. A wedding breakfast for about fifty at the Henrys' home followed the ceremony, and the couple left on a weeklong motor trip to eastern points.
Mrs. Clark suffered burns to the hands and face when a kettle of syrup on the stove exploded its lid and splashed hot syrup while she stood nearby in May Avenue Hauncey. Neighbors called for medical aid as she received first aid at the scene.
John W rer and John Smith departed Auncey on Monday by motor, according to local notes.
In Fort Lauderdale Florida Mr Motra will pursue carpentry while spending the winter there. Smith is expected to enter the restaurant business after selling his Chauncey venture to R F Figgins and R B Pendergrass.
A. M. Rainey, 61, died Sunday after long illness from heart failure. His funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from the Trimble Christian church, led by Rev. Courtney of Chauncey, with burial in Maplewood cemetery. Undertaker Wallace supervised. music by a Giouster church trio.
Judge Cora Roberts Mrs John Leitweiser and Anna Gof attended a welfare convention in Springfield yesterday. Grace Horton returned from New York after a week away. Beulah Gilmore left for Columbus to spend the winter. Mrs A V Avery visited Toledo for nephew Dr L M Gale. J B Hartenbach and Auditor Dean spent Tuesday in Athens.
In Pomeroy on Oct 14 the Central P T A met at the central school building and honored bride Mrs. Mac Cery Mora with a cut glass bowl. The group welcomed thirty new members into the club.
Mary Leuta Garlinger, age one, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Garlinger of Minersville, died Monday. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at Sacred Heart church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
W L Davis of Dayton reported his Ford coupe stolen from in front of the Remington hotel. Investigators found the thief abandoned the car near Court Street after trouble with it. Davis is a salesman for a needle company.
Mrs Gerald Wise of Middleport is seriously ill at her parents home of Mr and Mrs R P Young with an attack of acute bronchitis in Pomeroy dated October 14.
In Columbus, Mr. Rainey visits for treatment and plans a return to his wife Mrs. Gertrude Rainey, and their children Miss Oliva Rainey a teacher, twin sons John and Johnathan Rainey at home. The family details follow the hospital stay and local concerns.
The text notes several relatives including Mary Northrop and family and Mrs. James and family with other kin at the home of Mrs. Vergiana Arbistos.
A Compton family reports their daughter missing after an early Tuesday morning incident at the home on Sandy Ridge. Local authorities are investigating and ask for any information from residents.
Ambrose Terrel and Arthur Wilson families from The Plains and Nelsonville visited Halleville for a Sunday with George Merveid and W S Helpick’s mother Mrs Helpick was noted. Virgie Chapman of Pittsburgh has been at The Plains while Witten McDonald Charlie McDonald and granddaughter Mazine Murray visited Wellston with Mel Barnes and Harry Moore family. Darrell Moore and others from The Plains spent Sunday at Starr Ohio with John Six.
Cincinnati report says Charles Nickel of Hartford Indiana shot himself in the chest during a domestic dispute. Wounded at General Hospital, doctors fear he cannot recover.
Chauncey residents host relatives including Mr and Mrs Edward Shingler and Miss Liszie Oliver from Columbus. Lucille Myrtle of Logan visits Chauncey with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Myrtle. William Locke hosts guests including Mrs Barber and Mrs Thomas Oliver. Bart Pettit of Millfield and G FR Nye attend the funeral of A M Rainey in Trimble.
A family recounts relief from long running stomach and liver ailments after Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Following successful courses, a reunion was held to celebrate improved health and shared meals. The ad cites a money back guarantee and lists McKee Drug Co. as Athens and Nelsonville pharmacies.
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