Meeting Report Note on Audience Reaction to Speaker
A fragment notes that no one walked out and the audience remained interested during the speech, indicating a positive reception and sustained attention.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1928
Page
5
A fragment notes that no one walked out and the audience remained interested during the speech, indicating a positive reception and sustained attention.
Chauncey October 22 John Williams of Corning was fined 125 dollars plus costs for driving a machine while intoxicated and banned from driving for six months, longer than the previously stated 60 days. He appeared before Mayor W D Hines. Bible class notices follow for The Plains area with two concurrent meetings.
Chauncey October 22 A. M. Humphrey 70 longtime The Plains resident died Saturday after a year and a half illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from his home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan. Survived by widow two sons Herman and Roger The Plains. Daughter Millie preceded him in death. Three brothers and two sisters also survive.
Chauncey P A will hold a 7 PM meeting in the High School Auditorium. Miss Viola Fell county nurse will speak. Mrs. Stella Cunningham reports on the state convention in Athens. Mrs. Fannie King leads the program.
Mrs R C M Hastings of Columbus and Athens announces the coming marriage of her daughter Miss Mary Esther Hastings to Mr Alfred Weisheimer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Weisheimer of 374 West Eighth Avenue. The couple are OSU alumni with Hastings in Pi Beta Phi and Weisheimer in Pi Kappa Alpha. marriage set for November 6.
Advertises MELLOG French process face powder by D. Zenner Co for shine reduction and longer wear. Claims pure quality, youthful complexion, and prevention of oiliness with a peachlike look. Instructs readers to buy a box today.
The Friendship Bible Class of the Church of Christ will host a masquerade party on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Jackson on Main Street A pot luck supper will be served and prospective members are invited The social committee includes Miss Jeanette Palmer Miss Lucille Bradfield Mrs Stella Cunningham and Mrs Pearl Henry assisting Mrs Jackson
The Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge hosts a Friday masquerade party at the hall with families invited. Members contribute to a menu of sandwiches pie and pickles and prizes will be given for the best costumes.
Miss Marie Morgan and Miss Minnie Clarey employed in Lancaster spent Sunday at their Chauncey homes. Evan Morgan Jr and Miss Maggie Morgan of The Plains were guests of their aunt. Mrs Mary Meinhart of Chauncey hosted Sunday visitations. Misses Gertrude and Ester Fewell of Columbus spent the week’s end with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Lock in Chauncey.
Four people from Columbus were injured when two cars collided near Newark on Sunday. One vehicle was driven by Ed Roberts of Mansfield.
A M Humphrey longtime resident of The Plains died at home after months of illness from dropsy and heart trouble. He leaves a wife two sons Herman and Roger two sisters and three brothers. Burial is planned in Logan at Oak Grove Cemetery with services Tuesday at 1 PM.
William B. McCarty of Nelsonville was arrested by Deputy Wayne Wingett on a Columbus police warrant for non support of a minor. He awaits transfer to Columbus for arraignment after a petition for release by his wife. Harve McColley of Sugar Creek was released on a $600 bond after his wife signed, following an assault with intent to rape charge. he faced Grand Jury binding over on a $300 bond after pleading not guilty.
Governor Alfred E. Smith plans a cross Atlantic Seaboard campaign beginning in Boston with speeches in major cities from Massachusetts to Maryland. He will broadcast at least five addresses and carry his brown derby as he tours the region.
Advice to men to gain weight using McCoy's Tablets with a bold guarantee. Miss Alberta Rogers reportedly gained 15 pounds in six weeks. If a user does not gain at least five pounds after buying four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, the money is refunded. Distributed by McCoy's Laboratories Ina with Cog Liver Oil as a related product.
Wednesday night the governor outlines an appeal to labor based on his New York record. He will move to New York to map the remainder of his tour, with headquarters likely there to coordinate with campaign manager John J. Raskob. He aims to speak in Baltimore, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with speeches written the day before delivery.
Army Murrell Nave and Princeton Miles Wittmer Norman form standout backfields in a contest likely to showcase top running play. Local observers expect hard runs and strong defenses to decide the matchup.
Dr Edwards, a physician for 20 years, promotes Olive tablets as a gentle remedy for chronic constipation and liver sluggishness. The sugar coated tablets are taken at night to restore normal digestion without forcing unnatural action, promising quick, pleasant relief from dark tongue, bad breath, and tired feeling.
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