Middleton Family Visiting Relatives in Wellston
Mrs. Kenneth Guinther and her son Franklin visit Wellston this week to spend time with the Woltz family and other relatives, while Middleton and the Dayton family are also mentioned in the trip.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1929
Page
2
Mrs. Kenneth Guinther and her son Franklin visit Wellston this week to spend time with the Woltz family and other relatives, while Middleton and the Dayton family are also mentioned in the trip.
A major gas well was drilled into the First Cow Run sand at 400 feet on the Heilman farm near Wolfpen, Meigs County. The well, owned by Fred Funk of Parkersburg and drilled by Worthington and Baxter with Sol Schreiber as driller, initially released 1,000,000 cubic feet of gas and stirred strong excitement in the area.
In Middleport on October 15 Mr and Mrs L V Greenlee announce their marriage from August at the bride’s sister Mrs Ferguson home in Parkersburg The bride Gertrude Dodson formerly of Middleport and the groom an engineer on the New York Central Railway They have begun housekeeping on Sixth Street and have received congratulations since the news became public.
The City of Pittsburgh of the Carnegie Lines, amid low water and early fog, completed a 26 day tow from Pittsburgh to New Orleans with a heavy finished product tow and no equipment loss. Old river men discuss the remarkable voyage despite multiple passings through locks on the Ohio and delays on the Mississippi. Attorney Lelia Russell, en route to Miami, visited Middleport before continuing south.
Mrs. Lillian B. Nelson of 230 N Center St Youngstown Ohio suffered chronic rheumatic pain in joints hips and stomach after meals. She credits Konjola with rapid improvement digestion appetite and marked overall revival saying she feels twenty years younger. Sold at McKee Drug Store in Athens and by local druggists in the area.
Deputy Sheriff Karl Wilford and tenant Howard Bradford clashed during a discussion of Oral Powell's arrest. Bradford fled to avoid charges, waived examination, and posted 200 dollars bond to the grand jury. Bradford returned home as officers pursued him. In Syracuse, Joseph N. McBride sold his College Avenue home to Martha Jones Sarver and moved to Pomeroy.
Oct 15 report from Middleport says Clarence Fisher, ex Toronto Canada League, pitched for Pt Pleasant as they defeated a Middleport area nine 10 to 6. The local turnout was large as the hometown star returned after a summer in the league.
William Forrest 60 of Harrisonville died Sunday afternoon when Berney Derry accidentally cut him shaving. He had been in failing health for a year and previously fainted in 1909, later retiring from work to his home. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs Metcalf of Gallipolis.
Mrs. Margaret Hartley, 45, wife of Everett Hartley, died while being transported 25 miles from Holzer Hospital to her home in Racine. She suffered from cancer and wished to die at home. Maiden name Clark, from Graham Station area. Survived by husband, son of the late Capt. D. A. Hartley, an Ohio River pilot. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday from the residence, burial Plants Cemetery.
Capt W E McDade formerly of Meigs County has sold the ferryboat Ann Bailey to Clate Pickens of Racine. The vessel will operate as a ferry between Racine and Graham West Virginia. The Ann Bailey, once run between Kanauga Pt Pleasant, has been laid up since the Silver Bridge opened last year.
Mr and Mrs Nye Bingham and daughter, guests Saturday of Dr W E K Stansbury and wife, visited Bingham relatives in the area and returned Sunday to Toledo. Mr Bingham and Mr Stansbury, friends for fifty years, found the reunion interesting. Miss Grace Sauvage, after a weekend with her mother Mrs Sauvage and sister Mrs Earl Lama and family, returned Sunday to her job in Columbus.
A Sunday outing from Pomeroy to Marietta ended in garage repair after a mechanic’s accident ruptured the car’s internals. The Koester family Mr and Mrs Wesley Koester and their son Norman with guests Misses Jennie and Ida Davies were involved. The doctor bill totaled 20.
A long row of relatives friends and neighbors visited in town over the weekend with stops at Akron Columbus Bucyrus and Athens. People included Mr and Mrs Everett Davis and Mrs Washington Mr and Mrs Sommers and Mrs Click and many others returning home after short stays.
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