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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
2
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In Pomeroy on Monday, Lafe Romine received a $10 fine and costs for assault and battery after pleading guilty. Benjamin Donahue, charged with non support, was ordered held to meet the 24 hour rule. Wrank Parker, Andrew Spencer, Edward Wittitoe and Raymond Baldwin faced grand larceny charges for copper wire theft. their pleas were withdrawn to allow a jury trial on Monday, Nov. 2. Spencer remained in jail.
Advertising copy for a 15 cent pattern 2228 in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with scalloped collar and bolero. Minimum fabric 1% yards 36 inch and 3% yards binding. no dressmaking experience needed. Send address and style number with payment to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
A Hartley staff correspondent notes telephone access for Your News Locals to 403. He will appreciate service. Circulation and classified advertising available. For any circulation related notices or classified ads, contact John Sauvage at phone 453-L.
A night watchman working for the same company that lost the wire was released on bond. He was believed to be present at the site during the robbery as investigators pursue leads and review security footage.
POMEROY Oct 27 Jurors named for the Meigs County court of common pleas October term include E A Grate Alice R D 1 Ross Norris Letart Falls H S White Harrisonville Roy Gor by Langsville R D W E Wright Langsville E A Dodderer Coolville R D 3 L D Davis Pomeroy D B Harris Ravenswood R D Wesley Buckley Reedsville Ethel Swan Portland Walter E Wolf Pomeroy Glen Strong Langsville Delbert Welker Pomeroy Ethel Stout Long Bottom D A Armstrong Rutland Ida Radford Pomeroy R D 4 Ed Sisson Middleport R D Howard Stout Carpenter K E Ogdin Langsville R D Homer Story Pomroy Thomas Evans Minersville Pomeroy Thos Evans Minersville field Vinton R D Fred Fick Long Bottom.
In Minersville on a sunny Sunday Henry Mescher and family returned home to find a basement lock broken and a ten gallon keg of sweet cider stolen. The thief emptied the keg into stolen cider and fled, the sheriff investigating but failing to recover either keg or cider.
Rally Day proceedings at the Church of Christ Bible School in Middleport drew 277 attendees on October 25. Superintendent Homer Rice led with Charles Walburn as chorister. Loyal Women, Berean, Sons and Daughters, and Loyal Men classes contributed strong enrollments. The program featured special music and short talks across class periods.
Charity Council No 254 D A entertained with a penny social and masquerade at Woodman Hall Monday. The event included a program and a dance. Several local residents and relatives from Athens visited over the weekend, and many names are noted among attendees.
In Pomeroy on October 27 sheriff and deputies surrounded a noon bus after a Lancaster hold up was reported. The driver said a bandit boarded at Lancaster and left for Athens, but no gunplay occurred as deputies investigated the passengers and searched the vehicle.
In Letart on October 27 a buried horse unearthed a large bed of fine gravel beneath the surface. Reportedly free of sand and small enough for good road surfaces the find promises a valuable source for material with short hauls amid rising demand for durable road surfaces.
Several Pomeroy lawyers including F. W. Crow A. D. Russell C. W. Clark and D. H. Peoples expect to travel to Circleville tomorrow for the Ebersbach tax case heard by the Court of Appeals. The case has spanned several years in court.
Mary Laughead Jones, a former Middleport resident and Middleport High School graduate, died recently in Meron Indiana. She and her husband W H Jones moved to Sullivan County in 1899 and she leaves three children.
Ernest Clark appeals a State Industrial Commission adverse finding in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Week end visitors include Ruth Ihle and daughter Frances of Warren to Lincoln Hill Pomeroy. Other notes mention rural school levy debate, arrests of Ira Cross and Neal Bragg in Middleport with fines paid, Vaughn Glassburn and Thena Moore wed at Gallipolis, and Congressman Jenkins to conduct the annual Fisteddfod in Jackson next month.
George H. Parker of the Farmers Bank received a surprising visitor when a young woman presented a pristine two mark German coin. The edge inscription Mitt Une Gott was read aloud as Parker declined to accept foreign currency. Edward Foster, a coin collector on staff, bought the piece for fifty cents in U S money.
A large number of Methodist Church members from Meigs County will attend an all day district meeting in Jackson on Wednesday.
In Middleport on October 27 Mrs B BE Talbott and her daughter Mrs H M Cross hosted the Dorcas Society. The group decided to hold a Christmas bazaar and market on Saturday December 5. The evening ended with light refreshments.
Jesse Gee of Cambridge was called to Athens County after the death of his great-uncle Nathan Inman 90 a Civil War veteran who died Thursday at his Vore Ridge home. He lived near Nelsonville most his life and leaves a widow three children two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
Virgil Leroy Perry, born Sept. 1 1918 in New Marshfield, spends fall gathering nuts and roaming woodlands. He delivers The Messenger along a two mile route in Morristown area, trapping in winter, swimming in summer, and plays football at school. He favors arithmetic, Babe Ruth, and building wagons from scrap. his ambition is to be an engineer.
On October 27 the community congratulates two pupils Albert Miller a fourth grader at Central School and Laurence Bobo of the Rufus Putnam Training School for their birthday.
Thirty-one boys registered at Boy Scout Troop No 2 of Athens meeting Monday night in the Methodist Episcopal Church scout room. After a business session the troop was organized and games were led by John Pickens and Walton Davies under Scoutmaster Roy L. Dupler with Clare Franklin as assistant. The troop was split into two tribes with junior assistant scoutmasters John Pickens and Walton Davies. New senior patrol leader is Borris Woolley. William Leaders is scribe and Merritt Preston treasurer. New patrol leaders include Robert Bird Beaver Carol Davies Panther Robert Morrison Buffalo and Ralph Dalton Wolf.
The Salvation Army schedules a Wednesday night Halloween party at 7 at its West Union Street headquarters for Sunday School members. Mr and Mrs Gates, leaders of the young people, will supervise the event.
Miss Ferguson leads The Messenger four day Cooking School with a model kitchen on stage. Pupils may examine equipment after each session and view dishes prepared. A printed leaflet of new recipes will be given daily. Value gifts of home making equipment distributed Friday at final session. Begins next Tuesday afternoon.
A day at the Athens Senior High School Auditorium with doors opening at 1 o'clock. The event is announced for the afternoon start time and venue details remain consistent.
A note announces a musical program titled The Early Comers with a reminder to watch for tomorrow’s announcements.
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