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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

6

Gordon Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding at Lancaster Club

Mr and Mrs William Gordon of 142 East Chestnut Street Lancaster mark fifty years married with a family dinner at Lancaster Country Club at noon and a reception at their home from 3 to 5 and 9 p m The couple wed October 19 1882 in Athens Ohio and lived in Glouster before moving to Lancaster in 1900 The piece also notes a Spanish American War Veterans meeting with Roosevelt memorials and welfare gifts and a funeral in Akron for Charles R Olin.

Mrs. Wm. Gordon William Gordon East Chestnut Street Lancaster Lancaster Country Club Gordon Athens I. Madden Paul’s Catholic Church Catherine McGills Ladies’ Auxiliary Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Commander Reich Nelsonville Jennie Reich Auxiliary Xenia R Roosevelts Sagamore Hill Alice

Mrs. Stout Is Honor Guest At Bridge Tonight

Mrs Florence Lash Williams hosts a bridge gathering at her South College Street home with attendees including Mrs Lucy Murphy Mrs Frank Hannon Mrs Co C Pickering Mrs Harold Coe and others for the visit of Donna Roach of Pittsburgh daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Roach. Robert Fulton recently based in Athens returned to Columbia with family ties to former Athens residents.

B. F. Stout Donna Roach Pittsburgh Frank Robert Fulton Athens Columbia C. W. Fulton

Hoover Will Skip Point Pleasant Speech Schedule Change

Hoover will not speak in Point Pleasant as planned. His train will travel from Huntington to Detroit via Chesapeake & Ohio, altering a Mason County Republicans plan for a brief address in the New York Central rail park. In Cleveland, Alex Gribiniak was fatally shot by a coal company watchman after being found taking coal from a railroad car.

Gallipolis Herbert Hoover Point Pleasant Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Charleston Detroit Mich West Virginia Huntington Mason County New York Central Railroad Cleveland Alex Gribiniak Gribiniak

Richardson Young Nuptials Solemnized in Gallipolis Parsonage

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hazel Richardson to Mr. Baker Young at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage in Gallipolis on Wednesday October 19. Rev H H Wilbur officiated. Mrs Young is daughter of Alfred and Nelsonville residents. Both graduates linked to Ohio University. Mr Young son of EB Young of Nelsonville and involved with the Nelsonville Athens Traction Co. They reside at 142 Fact State Street. Additional guests include Samuel Smith of Malta visiting the Carpenters in Athens.

Hazel Richardson Baker Young Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage Gallipolis H. H. Wilbur Young Alfred Richardson Nelsonville Ohio University Theta Upassion Sorority Tau Sigma Delta Fraternity EB. B. Young Nelsonville-Athens Traction Company

Complex Modern Life Threatens Proper Home Life

The article argues modern urban life creates new home pressures while past patriarchal communities faded. It notes deteriorating standards, rising divorce, and weaker home guidance, yet also finds opportunities for disciplined individuals to build sound home and social life through love, loyalty, and high ideals.

Funeral service for James Binderbasin held at Taylor Ridge

Taylor Ridge funeral services were held Sunday for James Binderbasin who died from injuries after an automobile crash south of Jacksonville last Wednesday. The sermon was by Rev. Mrs. Kimmey of Athens and the Chauncey Quartette sang. He is survived by his parents three sisters and one brother. Burial was in Taylor Ridge Cemetery. Several local residents visited and attended a birthday gathering for William Davis, with many friends listed. An all day quilting at the church occurred, and church chimney repairs were completed.

James Binder Basin Jacksonville Albert Binder Basin Kimmey Athens Chauncey Quartette Church of Christ Binderbasin Michael Bucaski Pat Martin Columbus Edna Lancaster Minnie Keck William Davis Clarence Winn Lily Hazel Gay Ralph Floyd Theodore Heskins John Gladys Davis Eileen Glouster William Swartz Frieda Dave Swartz Sam Wytta Bertha Lloyd Trimble John Auer Elmer Davis McConnelsville Evan Davis Doris George Herbst John Davis Charles Lerner Chillicothe James Golding Trene Golding

Deer Rumor Circulates Near Zaleski After Sightings

A deer believed to be escaped from a game reserve was seen wandering near Zaleski last week, with several witnesses reporting early morning sightings and a suspected heading toward Hope. Local residents recount a weekend of visits and family gatherings across multiple towns including Lancaster, McArthur, Athens, Columbus, Nel sonville, and Chillicothe.

Zaleski Hope James Dennis Harry Tripp Ruth Arthur Lancaster Fair Garfield Diles Fred Diles Dorothy, McArthur Lyle Diles Middleport Zach Jewell Athens State Hospital Edward Morse Pete Morse Sidney Russell Albany Morse E. F. McKibben Martin Vera Jerry Martin Walt Steele McArthur Nettie Hays John James Lawrence Hays Columbus John Grover Elizabeth Hays Cincinnati R. H. Thomas J. G. Hayman Harley Tripp Carroll Athens Ella Hill Walter Lanner Nelsonville Watson Hill Missouri Mace Nellie Driscoll Joseph Driscoll W. J. Driscoll Albert Pennell Charles Writsell Anthony Bearly Chillicothe Charlies Gillilan William Pennell Florence Hartman

Don’t Force Children to Eat Says California Treatment

The article argues against forcing meals on children showing appetite loss described as stasis and sluggishness. It warns cathartics cause more constipation and endorses the California treatment using plain syrup of figs for a few days to stimulate appetite.

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