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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
6
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The area for the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church was hosted Thursday at Miss Bertha Brown’s home 25 East Washington Street. Miss Mabel Brown and Miss Lulu Poston greeted guests while Mrs. W. A. Matheny and Mrs. Mary G. Ness helped receive. Tea was served in the dining room and guests were entertained by Mrs. G. W. Reynolds. Volunteers poured for the first hour and the second hour with Mrs. Sarah Poston, Mrs. Fred Fenzel, Mrs. W. R. Phillips, and Mrs. W. L. Slutz assisting at the urns. Floral decorations featured garden bouquets of dahlias, marigolds, roses and delphinium.
Mr. John W. Dowler engineer for the State Highway Department in Athens was honored Thursday evening at a birthday surprise party at 70 Morris Avenue hosted by Mrs. Dowler. Eighteen guests including Harold Brown joined the dinner and presented a Gladstone bag as a memento.
The Woman's Relief Corps of Athens meets at Red Men's Hall to discuss attending the Southeastern District Convention in Portsmouth on October 2. Treasurer Lulu T. Cross is named presiding officer with R A Dalton and Alex Cochran as delegates.
Shouse warned rivals may claim Democrats framed the Hoover tariff and farm relief. The piece notes Republicans discuss market manipulation claims to undermine the Hoover administration and a Senate inquiry into banking and stock market operations chaired by Carter Glass is planned for November.
Mr. James A. Palmer came home Thursday from a ten day trip in East Lansing Michigan with his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Verne E LeRoy Mrs Palmer remains for a longer visit Mr Palmer spent two days in Columbus for the annual commencement of the Grand Lodge of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons held Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in the Masonic Temple Columbus
Miss Caroline McKinstry was initiated into Mrs. John Ellis Wool Tent 100 Daughters of Union Veterans as they met Wednesday night in Athens I O O F Hall. Tent inspection is set for November 6 with inspector Mrs. Stella M Hanes of Zanesville. Formal initiation services will be held that night.
Mr D F Ziggafoos of 27 May Avenue will travel to University Hospital Columbus this evening for surgery to remove his appendix scheduled Saturday morning. Dr A V Johnson and wife from Charleston W Va visited Athens on Thursday as guests of Mrs J B Smith at 38 Franklin Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark I. Williams and Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Addicott drive to Cleveland to spend the weekend and attend the Ohio University Western Reserve football game Saturday.
Mrs. FE. T. Hayes traveled to Columbus Friday due to the serious illness of her father, Mr. Andrew Ogg. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Sloane left this morning by car for Greenfield to visit over the weekend with Mrs. Ware and family.
The Ohio Christian News editorial attacks Democratic Senate candidate Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland for calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. It says he is challenging churches to support his moral issue and defends pulpit campaigning against Bulkley’s charges of church interference.
A severe dawn quake hit Valparaiso causing minor damage across the city and injuring several people. Local authorities report scattered incidents and preliminary assessments are underway.
Four more members of a kidnapping ring terrorizing Detroit for over four years are convicted as professional abductors.
K H Gifford seeks a certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to run a milk and empty can return route from Amesville. The route covers Amesville streets, State Route 280, County highways, and Federal Route 50, with one 1 1/4 ton truck daily service and a hearing time to be announced.
Portsmouth Ohio is notified that Gabriel KE Coon filed for divorce and equitable relief from her in Case No 14669 of the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio alleging wilful absence. Hearing date set for on or after November 17 1980. Wood Williams attorneys 105 fot.
Legal notice in Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio files foreclosure petition against William W Walford and others. Describes four tracts in Ohio Company Purchases with chain measurements and conveyances, probate accounts filed for several estates, publication suspended until November 3 1930. Judge S. M. Johnson signs.
Mrs Ida Karr 74 widow of Thomas W Karr former Meigs County school superintendent died at home near Forest Run at 9 this morning Survived by Irving Karr Meigs County commissioner Horace W Karr Cincinnati newspaperman Mrs Glenroy F King Pomeroy Pearly Karr Forest Run Prof John Harold Karr Cincinnati Mrs Arthur Probst Cincinnati Mrs Lucille Naylor Jeffersonville Ind and Florence Karr Forest Run Funeral at 3 Sunday at the family residence with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy
East quarter of section twelve town four range thirteen in the Ohio Company's Purchase estimated at 40 acres is the subject of a mortgage foreclosure petition. The defendant must answer by November 3 1930 or a judgment will be entered. Will J Barnhill and Hilah N Barnhill represented by J W Bolin attorney.
In pursuance of an order of the probate court of Athens County Ohio the sale will occur Monday October 27 1980 at 10 o'clock A M on the premises in Alexander Township. The first tract covers 80 acres more or less in subdivision No 4 and the second tract is 90.29 acres more or less in subdivision No 3 both described with precise metes and bounds. Appraised at 6640 dollars terms cash. John P Coe as assignee of John C Blake plaintiff’s attorneys. 9-26-40tw
W. W. Ankenbrand, Athens City Schools superintendent, praises the 1930 modern school as American in character and up to date in methods. He cites Junior High structure, departmental teaching, art and music integration, health programs, and cultural subjects as key features. The atmosphere is wholesome with active public engagement.
The Athens Junior and Senior High School faculty were entertained at the annual stag party at Woods Cottage in Mechanicsburg. Food was prepared by the faculty members and the event featured horseshoe pitching and baseball. Guests included A. R. Roe George Whipple Prof L J Addicott Dr F S Salisbury and A E Whaley.
Athens lodge I O O F meets to conduct degree work and discuss a parade float and participation in Armistice Day festivities sponsored by E T Jossen Post No 21 American Legion. James Cox secretary notes float and fairground entertainment are under consideration.
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