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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1926

Page

2

One Inmate Pays After County Inmate Care Costs Highlighted

Oct. 15. Only one of fifteen inmates at the Institution for the Feeble Minded in Columbus from Meigs County is able to pay for her board. Probate Judge Roberts notes county outlays are high, with six months’ costs for fourteen inmates totaling 2038.79 dollars, requiring local funds as the state offers no aid. Judge Roberts will review county inmates to see if any can be returned home or contribute to care costs. A separate note mentions pig iron shipments from Ironton to Pomeroy via Hocking Valley lines and a dispute over freight charges.

Cobus Meigs County Cora B. Roberts Institute Roberts Hocking Valley Ironton Pomeroy Rig and Reel Company

Pomeroy Socials and Local Meetings Highlight Week

Social notes show Mrs. Emma Welch entertaining the bridge club at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe. Bedford township teachers gathered at Ada Morris home in Darwin. Pomeroy high hosts Rutland in football at Rutland school field. Second Republican rally set for October 19 at the courthouse with speaker Mrs. A R Purmort and special music.

Emma Welch Middleport Mary Jane Bedford Pomeroy Bedford Township Ada Morris Darwin Rutland A. R. Purmort

Ask Damages in Pomeroy Court

The Federal Railway Railroad Company sues Ebersbach Construction for damages of 787 dollars with 6 percent interest from July 5 1925 for demurrage charges on carloads of cement valued stone brick and sand. Materials delivered to the destination but not yet claimed by the defendant. court filing notes unpaid amounts.

Two Dexter Men Charged With Intoxication

MIDDLEPORT Oct 15 Roy Moler and Tom Whitington of Dexter were arraigned before Magistrate Gilmore after Tuesday arrest by Officers Lewis and Duff. Both pled guilty. Whitington paid a $5 fine and costs and was released while Moler remained in the county jail.

Middleport Roy Moler Tom Whitington Dexter Lewis and Duff Gilmore E. Whitington Moler

Suit Filed Against Hocking Valley Railroad for 5 500 Damages

The Parkersburg River and Reel Company filed suit against the Hocking Valley Railroad seeking 5 500 damages. The plaintiffs allege they have suffered losses due to the railroad's actions.

Pomeroy Parkersburg Rir and Reel Company Te Hocking Valley Railroad

Hartley Divorce Filed by Homer Hartley

Homer Hartley files for divorce from Francis Hartley claiming separation for three years. They wed February 8, 1919 and have a six year old child, June Hartley, who custody is sought for.

Pomeroy Homer Hartley Francis Hartley Hartley June Hartley

Cradle Roll Day Observed at First Baptist Middleport

Middleport dates October 15 to November 14 outline safety-first services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. W. Gaylord James. He speaks nightly except Saturdays with music by orchestra and choir, a united morning service at 9 15, sermons on Happiness by the Wholesale and Sidestepping the Savior, children's church at 11 36, youth service at 6 15, and a weekly prayer meeting discussing a church that was surprised to find its prayer answered.

Middleport First Baptist Church W. Gaylord James James Children's Church Baptist

Church Will Have Series of Meetings

Middleport notices a cradle roll Sunday observance at the Middleport Christian church on October 17. Enrolled babies and their mothers are urged to attend. Ford P. Agey of Youngstown will deliver the sermon after communion, speaking for the near East Relief. Agey is a Hiram College and Youngstown Law School alumnus and serves as counsel for the Youngstown humane society.

Middleport Ford P. Agey Youngstown Agey Hiram College Youngstown Law School Youngstown Humane Society

Christian Endeavor Holds Regular Meeting in Middleport

In Middleport on October 15 a Christian Endeavor group met at Elizabeth Russell’s Lincoln street home. Vice President Francis Roush presided due to Starling McCullough’s absence. A program was presented and refreshments served as officers were elected.

Middleport Christian Endeavor Middleport Christian Church Elizabeth Russell Lincoln Street Francis Roush Starling McCullough

Mrs Doyle Hosts Philathian Women Meeting

Philathian Women of the Christian church plan a meeting at Mrs Doyle Miller s home this evening with Mrs Sprause assisting as hostess.

Middleport Philathian Women of the Christian Church Doyle Miller Sprause

Middleport Church Missionary Society Meets for Visitation Week

The Women's Missionary Society of the Middleport Christian church held its regular meeting with extra attendees during visitation week. A contribution of fruit and jelly was given to benefit the Cleveland Orphans' Home.

Middleport Women's Missionary Society of the

Boosters Club Organized at African M. B. Church

Members of the African M. B. church organized a boosters club at the church on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Woodson of Wilberforce University delivered the principal address as featured speaker.

Boosters Middleport M. B. Church Woodson Wilberforce University

Pomeroy Church to Host Birthday Bee for Furnace Fund

Members of the Pomeroy Peace Evangelical Church will stage a birthday bee at the church on October 22. Proceeds will go toward paying for a new furnace, with a special entertainment planned to boost contributions.

Pomeroy Pomeroy Peace

Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs. Mary Reinhart of Columbus visited her sister Mrs. Patten. L. L. Liddle of Delavan Wis visited. H. E. Burton of Wheeling W Va was a visitor. Mrs. Katherine Gibbs and sister returned from St. Louis. G. M. Morris returned home to Columbus after a countywide school inspection as a member of the state board of education.

Pomeroy Bend Mary Reinhart Columbus Patten L. L. Liddle Delavan Wis H. E. Burton Wheeling W. Va Katherine Gibbs St. Louis G. M. Morris State Board of Education

Middleport Mention Ein Heads to Athens for Visit

Ein leaves Middleport for Athens to visit relatives at the end of the week.

Middleport Ein Athens

Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad: Acid Fix for Health

An old advertisement urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble by drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily. It claims the product, made from grape and lemon juice acids with lithia, cleanses clogged kidneys, relieves bladder issues, and supports overall health.

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs

A newspaper ad promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims relief by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth, with guarantees and a money back offer if not effective when used as directed.

Women club delegates attend Ohio federation meeting

Alice Louise Russell and Genevive Wetzell attend the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Nelsonville as delegates from the Junior Shakespeare club. Louis Horwitz H J Blackmore Fred Crow and Charles H Mullen drove to Athens for the address by Atlee Pomerene Pauline Wetzell and Adele Schoel. Mrs. David Durst Gravel Hill is ill with influenza. Dr. and Mrs. Junkerman of Seventh Street traveled to Lancaster for the fair. Mrs. William Sayres visits her mother Mrs. Powell at Antiquity. Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis visit Lancaster. Mrs. William Belcher returns to Gallipolis.

Alice Louise Russell Genevive Wetzell Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs Nelsonville Junior Shakespeare Club Louis Horwitz H. J. Blackmore Pauline Wetzell Adele Schoel David Durst Gravel Hill Junkerman Seventh Street Lancaster William Sayres Powell Ralph Davis William Belcher Gallipolis

John s Ton Tone Cod Liver Oil Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes John s Ton Tone a cod liver oil based tonic claimed to restore energy and vitality. It touts easy taste suitable for children and promises money back if not satisfied with results at Cline s Pharmacy priced at one dollar.

John Cline

Residents visit as kinship ties span towns

The report lists numerous visits and travels by residents and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grate and family, Dave Mills and family head to Pittsburgh for a death in the family. Other locals visit Columbus Dallas Charleston Athens Huntington and Chicago while remodeling and employment moves occur.

J. H. Grate Dave Mills Pittsburgh R. O. Butler Middleport Frank Brumley Dallas Tex Minnie Bracelin Columbus Joe Gardner Ray McConihey Toledo McConihey

Power Divorce Trial Continued In Common Pleas Court

Elizabeth M Power and John Power facing a divorce trial in Common Pleas court with requests for alimony and child custody. Elizabeth filed July 21 alleging extreme cruelty and seeking custody of four minor children. John filed September 2 seeking custody and dismissal of the petition. The couple married August 23, 1907.

Elizabeth M. Power John Power Common Pleas Court Elizabeth Power

Mello Glo Cream Promises Bright Complexions

A French Process Cream claims to whiten and beautify the skin with noticeable results after the first use. The D. Zenner Company advertises Mel lo Glo as purer and different from other creams for smoother brighter younger skin.

D. Zenner Company

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Social Notes Hocking Lawith Co. E Mrs. Doyle Ohio Tre Pomeroy Bend Lewis & Son Harry Slaughter N. Court Gibson's Gibson’s Pharmacy Prescription Store Best Stores Ncey - Glouster Blue Crane Westcott Athens County Savings & Loan Company Lostro Athens, Ohio Balfour Lloyds Betty Ellen Whitman Cibans The Cline Pharmacy Co Athens, O Wooltex Peggy Paris McHenry & Sisler
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