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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

2

County Schools Face Shortfall as State Grants End

Meigs County and other districts relying on state aid may need extra funds to finish the 1952-33 term. Only three months are guaranteed by the state for Meigs, with opening Sept. 5 and classes to Dec. 1952. High schools may drop to eight months. enrollment starts Sept. 6 after Labor Day. a Meigs County Fair holiday is planned for Sept. 13.

Pomeroy Meigs County C. O. Chapman Chapmen Chapman

School Children Dismissal Day Not Announced at Fair

The report notes that days 14 and 15 were mentioned but fails to specify which day during the three day fair children will be dismissed. The omission leaves the exact dismissal time undetermined within the event schedule.

He Can Play Piano Without Fingers

In Rutland on September 2, Arthur Williamson of Niles, once injured in Meigs County, astonishes by playing piano without fingers. He recovered from the accident and now plans to study music at Penn State next year, drawing attention from Middleport friends and family visitors.

Rutland Herbert H. Williamson Arthur Niles Penn State

Dr Gay Returns to Middleport for Presbyterian Picnic

Dr T Boyd Gay, on vacation from the Presbyterian Church pastorate, returned to Middleport for a picnic at Rocksprings Fairgrounds. He will preach both morning and evening next Sunday and church activities will resume afterward, after which he announced.

Middleport T. Boyd Gay Presbyterian Church Zanesville Fredericktown Rocksprings Fairgrounds Gay

Parrot Lays Egg Surprises Owner In Pomeroy

Miss Poll gasps as Bertha Ebersbach’s parrot on Mulberry Avenue lays a small brown egg. The bird known for talking reportedly produced the egg, unusual for a captive parrot, and the owner displays it as proof.

Pomeroy Miss Poll Bertha Ebersbach Mulberry Avenue

Funeral for Walter Franz Held in Parkersburg

Walter Franz son of Mr and Mrs E J Franz Mulberry Avenue Parkersburg funeral services were held this morning. The body arrived from Midland Michigan where Mr Franz died suddenly from heart disease. Attending were fellow Midland employees William Leobrich and Paul Lentz.

Pomeroy Walter Franz E. J. Frans Mulberry Avenue Parkersburg Midland Mich Franz William Leobrich Paul Lentz

Bissell Reiterates White Crow Tale From 1899

Pomeroy report recalls H. Bissell describing a white crow seen near his Bedford Township farm in July 1899. He also mentions a K and M Railroad accident at Gilbert Rummel and a fatal fall at the Courthouse involving the Fultz family. Followed by notes on Middleport area residents’ travels and local happenings.

Pomeroy H. Bissell Bedford Township Gilbert Rummel Rummel George Fults Ben Fred Fultz Middleport Fred Mr. Bissell Hocking Valley Railroad

Pomeroy Personal News Highlights Local Residents

Edith Bowen daughter of Mr and Mrs Bowen has been critically ill with diphtheria but is convalescing. Several residents including Mrs Tracy and Miss Simms visited Logan briefly. Curtis Matthewson of Powell stays with his grandfather Curtis Gilmore on East Main Street. Mrs Oliver Bradbury is critically ill. Barbara Uhle from Lincoln is visiting relatives in Mulberry Avenue and Mason City connections.

Pomeroy Edith Bowen H. H. Bowen Spring Avenue A. O. Tracy Otho Tracy H. V. Carl Emma Waterman Eva Simms Logan Curtis Matthewson Powell Curtis Gilmore East Main Street Matthewson Syracuse Oliver Bradbury Mulberry Avenue Barbara Uhle Lincoln J. B. Elberfeld Emma Mees Mason City

Ohio Power records win Frank Howard Cup for Pomeroy District

A year of no accidents causing loss of working time by Ohio Power Company employees earned the Pomeroy Portsmouth District the Frank Howard Cup. The cup is now on display at the Pomeroy office.

Pomeroy Ohio Power Company Pomeroy-Portsmouth

Picnic Honors Miss Kathryn Huber Before Nursing Training

A church choir organized a picnic on the Presbyterian Church lawn to honor Miss Kathryn Huber of Union Avenue. She will depart Tuesday for Gallipolis to enter the nurses training program at Holser Hospital.

Huber Pomeroy Presbyterian Church Federated Church Kathryn Huber Huber Lena Huber Union Avenue Gallipolis Holser Hospital

Zeiher Secures Music Supervisor Post in West Meigs County

Mrs. Resener A. Zeiher of South Fifth Avenue and a University of Michigan music graduate has secured a position as music supervisor in a circuit of West Meigs County schools for the coming school year. She will begin her duties next Tuesday.

Middleport Resener A. Zeiher South Fifth Avenue University of Michigan At Ann Arbor West Meigs County

Lantern Party At Bible School In Middleport

Lantern Party held at Church of Christ Bible School in Middleport on Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Alpha Russell hosting and Miss Fioradel Russell as hostess. Twenty two attendees listed in the report.

Middleport Church of Christ Bible School Alpha Russell Fioradel Russell

Meigs County Boy Parole Eligible for Industrial School

Bryant White, listed on the Meigs County honor roll at Lancaster Boys Industrial School, has a perfect conduct record for about eight and a half months and is now eligible for parole but lacks a suitable place to live. French notes good behavior can shorten sentences, while violations add time. one peer has 135 extra days for rule breaches.

Meigs County Pomeroy Bryant White Messenger Lancaster H. L. French White French Lancaster Institution Apple Grove West Virginia Industrial School Journal

Lasley Family Recalled in Pomeroy Real Estate Ties

In Pomeroy Meigs County Ohio the Lasley name remains in local real estate. Judge William Hamilton Lasley died in 1894 and is buried at Beech Grove Cemetery. His mansion near Sugar Run School House now belongs to Mr and Mrs W F Reed.

Pomeroy Lasley Beech Grove Cemetery William Hamilton Lasley Sugar Run School House W. F. Reed Judge Lasley Meigs County O.N.G Will Theodore Tennessee Dabney Farm Coalport Thomas Fork

Szubski Man Dies After Stabbing Incident in Cleveland

Andrew Szubski, 50, dies in a Cleveland hospital after police find him and his wife Stefania, 42, near death at their home. Szubski suffered 24 stab wounds while Stefania was struck with a meat cleaver leaving a fractured skull. police seek details of what happened.

Cleveland Andrew Szubski Stefania Szubski

Community Meeting at Chauncey High School

Chauncey announces a community meeting Saturday at 7 PM in the Chauncey High School Building. The event aims to inform parents of children who will attend school with E. C. Woodworth of Athens as speaker. A large turnout is anticipated.

Chauncey Chauncey High School E. C. Woodworth Athens

Epworth League To Elect Officers At The Plains

At The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League will elect officers Sunday night at seven for the winter term. No summer meetings were held. Wilmer Powell serves as president of the Plains League and invites all interested young people in the community to attend.

Chauncey Epworth League Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Wilmer Powell The Plains League

Frebaults Honor Hubert Frebault on Third Birthday

Mr and Mrs F L Frebault of Athens hosted friends at Mr and Mrs William Lyons home The Plains to celebrate their son Hubert Frebault’s third birthday A refreshment course was served Gifts were given to the honoree Guests included Mrs Robert King Akron and family Miss Virgene Gross Miss Mary Brienig Athens Elizabeth Campbell Louella Wright Mrs Ai ndney and families Marion and Wilma Lyons Athens and Francis and Hubert Frebault Athens

Chauncey F.L. Frebault Athens Inlaw William Lyons the Plains Hubert Frebault Robert King Akron Maurice Gross Virgene Gross Brienig Mary Brienig Elizabeth Campbell Louella Wright Elizabeth Aiidhney Marion Wilma Frebault Francis and Hubert

Millfield Visitors Travel to Jacksonville and Amesville

Local residents from Millfield visiting Jacksonville this week include Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus and son Gordon with the Linsy Morrison family. Mrs Guy Sams also stayed with the Hills. Theisen and Fulton households visited Amesville and Athens while Eldon Sanders returned to Columbus after two weeks with relatives in Milldale.

Herbert Mingus Gordon Millfield Jacksonville Linsy Morrison Guy Sams William Hill Herman Theisen, Jr Edward Quinn Amesville Daniel Fulton Herman Theisen Athens Eldon Sanders Columbus Miltala

Chauncey Boy Burned by Powder in Mine Accident

John Cunningham ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Rye Cunningham Chauncey was seriously burned this week while playing with powder near the old Lewis mine The explosion burned the boy about the head and face in Chauncey on September 2.

John Cunningham Chauncey John Rye Cunningham Old Lewis

Mrs Alice Jones Dies Former Athens County Woman

Mrs Lot tie Cannon received word that Mrs Alice Jones a former Athens County resident died at the family home in Pittsburgh Pa The body was brought to Jackson the home of her brother Hugh Sheffer and funeral services and burial occurred there She is survived by her son Willard Jones of Pittsburgh.

Athens County Pittsburgh Chauncey Lottie Cannon Greens Run Alice Jones Jackson Hugh Sheffer Jones

Picnic by Sanders Hill With Millfield Church Class

Chauncey on September 2 reports Miss Christine Mingus led the Millfield Church of Christ Bible School primary class in a Sanders Hill picnic. Students and guests enjoyed songs stories and games. Also noted an injury to Earl Lowery from a basement fall at the Chauncey K of P hall leaving him unable to walk due to a knee ligament tear.

Millfield Sanders Hill Chauncey Christine Mingus Chaun Wee Earl Lowery Chauncey K P. Hall

Negroes Coming Into Ohio More Rapidly

Columbus Sept. 2 1940 The Ohio Department of Health reports that in the last twenty years the state population rose 1 762 000. Immigation accounted for 906 8 percent of the gain while births beyond deaths contributed 855 282. The Negro population grew 152 4 percent and the white 32 1 percent with immigration driving the Negro rise. During the first decade Negro deaths exceeded births but in the last decade there were 5668 more Negro births than deaths.

Columbus Ohio Department of Health

Right Person Sought for Blood Transfusion in Jersey City

Jersey City police volunteers try to save seven year old Robert Dalton with blood transfusions after osteomyelitis damaged bones and led to amputations. Nineteen donors offered blood but none matched the right type yet. more tests planned amid hopeful department effort.

Jersey City U.P Robert Dalton

Minister Seeks Death Penalty in Wife's Murder

The Rev. A. E. Wrentmore, pastor in Indianapolis, urged death for Hubert C. Moore who confessed to killing his wife Marjorie on August 14. Moore, 30, a Robinson, Illinois high school teacher, cited jealousy and resentment over her teaching ability and housekeeping as motives.

Moore Robinson

New Jersey Vehicle Commissioner Bars Licenses for Unpaid Judgments

Harold G. Hoffman, motor vehicle commissioner of New Jersey, ordered that anyone in an accident who has failed to pay a judgment shall not possess an automobile license until the judgment is paid.

Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey

Wyman Pierce and Forsyth Deeds Recorded in County

Ida I Wyman transfers lot 1666 to Athens County Savings and Loan Co. Warranty deed. Daniel A and Muriel J Pierce transfer lot 726 to Ellen C Baird. Warranty deed. F D Forsyth to William H Langan transfers multiple inlots 2510 2511. Warranty deeds. L O Thornberry to W H Butcher transfers sec 14 frac 13 subdiv 6 and 24 12 a all. Warranty deeds.

Ida I. Wyman Athens County Savings and Loan Company Daniel A Muriel J. Pierce Ellen C. Baird F. D. Forsyth Wiliam H L. O. Thornberry Butcher

Seventy-Eight Raw Materials Go Into Car Tire

A tire maker notes seventy eight raw materials sourced globally and organized into a tire construction. The statement highlights the complexity and international reach of tire production.

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Marietta Paint & Color CO W. State &T Dr. Gay Presbyterian Pomeroy Parrot East State Street Bennett's Bissell Plummer Beeson Leo Beeson Fred Ollom Frances Cecil Ollom H. Russell Danville Dell Martin Montgomery W. Va John G. Talbott Joan Talbott Flora Talbott City A. A. Chappelle Lee McComas Carpenter Elmer Miller Grant Street McComas Betz Gravel Hill L. H. Flickinger Carnegie Herman Bailey Raymond City Virgie Major Wilkesville Cace Nancy Gregory Ernest Major Ruth Thomas J. C. Wilson Thomas Ohio Wesleyan Department of Music Judge County Bar Wyandotte Epworth Peter Rankin James Elsie Rankin Mattie Chamberlin John Hitch Leonard Brown Ernestine Mingus Ann Kollister Sugar Creek Mary Stalder Lawrence Olson Iowa Farm Des Moines Sheriff's Sioux City Ohio Bern Township Cash Feed Store W. Union St Kasco Apex Ocsak Gal. Siza Doz Voss Lovell Wringer Southern Ohio Electric Co
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