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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
2
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Director John McSweeney led a private Meigs County inquiry into the Hobson eviction case amid claims a sick woman was left in the sun. He pressed for an impartial report to Governor White and suggested officials involved could face removal if charges prove true. The hearing drew United Mine Workers officials and mine operator M. C. Hobart, who demanded sworn testimony and threatened court action to vindicate himself.
In Meigs County the Pringle automobile law period saw 32 new cars sold and 127 used cars changed hands. Only 22 of the total purchases had liens or reins against them, challenging the claim that 90 percent are bought on time.
Harrisonville district manager C ard Clark announces final standings for the Big Ten League with two games remaining. The release lists current positions and recent results from Sunday games.
In Middleport Ohio on Monday evening seventy five members of the Jr. O. of A. M. and the D. of A. gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carsons for a picnic and outing. The planned wiener roast followed a treat of peaches real cream and ice cream making for a fine evening.
The Covert Baking Company plans to install a large bread slicer in Middleport. The machine is in the freight station now and will take several days to complete installation, announced Mr. Covert on Tuesday.
The Foreign Missionary Society of Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport elected new officers for the church year. President Mrs Nan Moore, Vice President Mrs Elmer Miller, Secretary Miggs Alpha Somerville, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Jennie Smith, and Treasurer Miss Bess Sanborn were chosen. Three new members joined, and a memorial service for Mrs Myra Rowley was held.
William Wright, a member of a prominent Rutland Township colored family, sues for his share of the late Robert Wright estate. Named defendants are Ina Carpenter Katie Landaker Iva Wil Name Esther Johnson and Naomi Bentley. Wooley and Rowland of Athens filed the partition suit.
Pomeroy September 2 The Meigs County auditor and treasurer distributed 250 941 01 to multiple funds led by the schools with 108 974 44. County 24 680 02 township 25 451 86 corporations 46 704 68 state 5 690 17 roads 29 906 92 library 1 006 10 inheritance tax 1 476 39 Mid dleport 73 75.
Renewed efforts in Meigs County aim to settle long standing tensions between miners and operators with hope for mines to resume operation. Pomeroy Legion posts elect officers for the year led by Ralph Gilmore as Post Commander and W F Baxter as First Vice Commander. Robert Roush visits Norwalk relatives. Mrs Marl Denny returns from Columbus hospital after goitre operation. Miss Eleanor Horton of Detroit visits Captain Horton in Pomeroy.
Middleport residents Mrs R W Harris Mrs Frank Vroman Mrs B R Tompkins and Mrs H F Scott departed Tuesday for Quannacut Camp near where they will join Miss Helen Beeson for several days at her camp. The Middleport people were joined there Tuesday evening by Mrs Fred S Powers of Columbus. Bobby Tompkins and Gene Harris accompanied their mothers and were eager for their final outing before school starts September 8.
In Drexel Institute Museum Philadelphia a green harp once owned by Irish poet Thomas Moore is identified as the instrument that accompanied his Philadelphia visit. The jeweled harp stands 16.5 inches high with 15 strings and an inscription to harp maker J Egan of Dublin. Moore’s Moore Bible and his Philadelphia connections are also noted.
Athens Tuesday meeting authorized further clearing along the lake shore on the Izaak Walton League farm in Waterloo and Joo Townships. About forty acres have been cleared recently with more work planned. a game protector for Athens County was endorsed. $100 profit from watermelon stands at the county fair announced. many local families listed as attendees and prize winners named. The next reunion is set for the Athens Fairgrounds in 1932.
The jury found against Edward Atkinson of Racine in a damage suit brought by H A Roush Letart Township. The case centered on a heating incident and oiling pit damage to a machine, with many witnesses examined and a long verdict list read.
Misa th Horden is visiting Mrs. G H Stansbury on Grant Street. John G Martin and son return to Columbus after a weekend with relatives H O Ewing. Arthur Covert and son Jack spent Sunday with sisters K O Bright and Charles Kessey. W A B Covert travels to Columbus to visit daughters and attend the fair. Lydia Powell, recently ill, improved enough to take a short auto ride. Clarence Middleton transferred to Charleston from Hobson.
The annual Kenney Reunion gathered more than eighty relatives and friends at Pratts Grove on Sunday August 31. A noon basket dinner followed by an afternoon history talk by Mrs. A F Reeves of Athens. Officers elected for the coming year include Wayne Kenney president and Mrs Alice Leighty secretary with Ray Kenney Mrs Alva Haning and Mrs Herbert Leighty on the entertainment committee.
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