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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
5
Household menus outline a maidless weekend plan from Saturday luncheon to Monday breakfast. Emphasizes early preparation, inventory, and simple yet distinctive courses. Includes specific dishes, timing tips, and make-ahead steps for a relaxed visit.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 led by Rector E L Pielow. Hunter St Lutheran signals Sunday school at 9 00 with rally day. Morni worsni at 10 00 theme The Church and Her Mission. No evening service. St Johns annual church meeting September 12. vestry at Sam Blum home September 7 at 7 30 with pastor C F Lauer. Trinity Lutheran 9 00 Sunday school 10 30 divine service Fairfield county and 7 30 divine service Logan led by Elmer Bliss. Methodist Church Sunday school 10 00 junior church 10 30 divine worship 10 30 communion and reception of members. Epworth league 6 00 evening worship 7 00. Workers program in progress. pastor A Pp Cherrington. Logan Circuit M E Webb Summit Sunday school 9 30 farewell sermon 10 30. Maxville Sunday school 9 30 farewell sermon 7 30 text II Cor 13 11. Fourth Quarterly tests at Smith Chapel Sept 2 7 30 if officials are expected to be there J H Walker pastor Dr Kelley Jeness supervisor Frank Adcock secretary.
The Church of Christ meets at No 4 Stimpson Ave for Bible study at 9 30 and worship with communion at 10 30. Christian Science Society on South Court St lists Sunday service at 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 and a testimony meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Reading room open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 00 to 4 00 with subject Man and Bible verse Psalms 100 5 Know ye that the Lord he is God the sheep of his pasture.
The Metonee Apostolic Church announces Sunday school at 9:30 with A. L. Morrison as assistant superintendent in charge. Morning worship at 10:30 featuring a sermon titled Could Ye not Watch with Me One Hour. Evening service at Torch Hill at 8.00.
The Sunday program lists several congregations including FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CENTRAL AVE M E, Factory church and CHURCH OF GOD. Morning worship times range 9:30 to 10:50 with sermons on faith progress and sin. Evening services at 7:30 and 7:40 plus a union speaker from Rev. Wielow.
Governor Donahey asked Attorney General Crabbe to review two Vinton county killings to decide if a special grand jury probe is warranted. John W. Bricker will lead the inquiry. Victims are farmer George M. Steele and a man named Bixley at Hamden. A second item notes two Flushing mines to reopen under the Jacksonville wage agreement, with three others already resuming.
Jerome D. Travers veteran golfer and four time national amateur champion won the medal at the Upper Montclair Country Club invitation event in Montclair New Jersey. He posted a 79 to top over 81 starters in the field.
Evans, pastor presides at 9:30 Sunday school led by Mrs. Mable Haffner as superintendent. Classes for all ages offered. Morning worship at 10:30 with a junior sermon.
Glouster schools will begin the first semester next Tuesday morning with H L Holter as new high school principal and Carl Bachman taking over manual training and coaching duties. Mil dred Moore from Frankfort Ind will teach science and coach girls. Elementary and junior high staff lists include Esta Cunningham Pearl Lincoln Alma Edenfield Mildred Moore and others.
Glouster announces a meeting to reorganize the Pisgah Community club on Saturday evening September 11 at 8 o'clock. All interested residents are urged to attend for reorganization and officer elections followed by a program.
Funeral services for Mrs. Douglas Wemmer of Jacksonville will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the M. and church in Glouster conducted by Rev. I W Parker. Burial will be in Sands cemetery at Trimble. Mooseheart Legion Women will run free chartered buses from Moose hall at 1 15 PM.
A Lake Shore Limited train bearing Rudolph Valentino’s body arrived at Urtion station in Cleveland at 8:80 this morning. A small crowd, mainly Italians, gathered but did not stage any notable mourning display.
The B and O freight office will be closed all day Monday September 6 in observance of Labor Day.
A long string of black casks was hauled ashore from a ship off Stockaway Beach. A winch on land pulled a slimy black wire from the first cask and it was buried in Hammels, N Y. The cable runs from New York to Newfoundland then across the Atlantic to England.
A Tacoma reader recalls using Resinol Ointment in 1917 for a rash on his arm that cleared in two days. He also treated friends and boils in France and after returning home continued to rely on Resinol for cuts and scratches, calling it a wonderful ointment.
Three marriage licenses were issued by the Probate Court yesterday. William D. Solon, 22, oil field worker, Logan, and Lucille Faye Pettit, 21, clerk, Nelsonville. Cecil Gwinn, 21, farmer, Pleasant Hill, and Rhoda Jeffers, 17, at home, Shade. William M. Dickinson, 57, miner, Athens, and Mary Cobb, 35, house work, Athens.
The Chicago home of Morris Eller a ward leader was wrecked early today by a bomb believed planted by political enemies. No injuries were reported.
Paul Weese, 21, is to be arraigned here today on a charge of first degree murder for killing his grandmother Mrs. George Richards, 76, with whom he had lived most of his life. He answered why he did it with the remark, Oh everybody told me to.
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