Farmers Through Sale Of Livestock And Roughage
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
5
Postpone Funeral of Hayburn Family
Chauncey September 4 The triple funeral for Mr and Mrs Ernest Hayburn and son Ernest Jr delayed from this morning to Friday at 10 o clock The service will be at Trimble Church of Christ Rev Courtney Chauncey officiating Mrs Hayburn and son and Mr Hayburn's sister Flossie Hayburn killed when an interurban car hit their car Monday Mr Hayburn remains in Dayton hospital where he died Wednesday Body to arrive at Trimble today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ernest Hayburn
Ernest, Jr
Dayton
Trimble Church of Christ
Courtney
Hayburn
Flossie Hayburn
Mr. Hayburn
Trimble
Trimble Grange to Hold Regular Meeting Saturday Evening
Trimble Grange No. 1880 will meet Saturday evening at the Grange Hall in Trimble. Grangers are urged to attend due to important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble
Elizabeth Stanley Leaves Chauncey for Dayton Winter
Miss Elizabeth Stanley of Chauncey travels to Dayton to stay with her aunt Mrs. Q O G Tasch for the winter and attend Dayton schools. Mrs Tasch visited Elizabeth and accompanied her home from Chauncey with Floyd Stanley's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Stanley
Dayton
QO. G. Tasch
Guests from Orbiston and Jackson Visit The Plains Family
Mrs Lew Jones and her son Lew of Orbiston and Mrs Jennie Gosley of Jackson Mich guest in The Plains with Mr and Mrs Ben Harrison. The Harrison climate spent weekend with Mrs Harrison's parents Mr and Mrs Lew Jones in Orbiston and visited Mrs Harrison's sister Mrs William Koon in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Jones
Lew
Orbiston
Jennie Gosley
Jackson, Mich
Jones
the Plains
Ben Harrison
Mason family visits Chauncey relatives two towns away
Albert and Clarence Mason, along with Benny Mason, all of Ak ron and Glouster, visited Chauncey Monday to see their aunts Mrs. E Phillips and Mrs Allie Kincaid. James Campbell of Chauncey, a paralytic stroke survivor for months, has recovered enough to sit on his porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert and
Clarence Mason
Akron
Benny Mason
Funeral for James Cooksey Held at Sugar Creek Church
Chauncey Ohio September funeral service for James Cooksey age 78 held at Sugar Creek Church with Rev G B Courtney officiating. Chauncey Quartet sang. burial in State Street Cemetery Athens. Survivor list includes widow Mary Jane and six children with relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
James Cooksey
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
State Street
Athens
E. R. Walburn
Cooksey
Athens County
Ohio
Kentucky
Mary Jane Cooksey
Jay
Milton
Harkins
Nola Cone
Estella Smith
Madge Hunter
Families Take Sunday Trip and News of Accidents Reach Localites
Mr and Mrs Alex Ross and son Norman Lewis join Mr and Mrs Lewis Mingus in a trip to Nelsonville visiting Mrs Myra Brooks and later Bremen. The Brooks home was a picnic stop. Mike and Andrew Poslic return from Detroit seeking mine work. William Brooks, six, fractures an arm in a fall from a horse. Wilfred Mingus kills a copperhead snake after it nearly bites Mrs Lewis Mingus. Ernest Mingus and sons from Jacksonville visit the Mingus family, and Carl E Leffler visits Chauncey relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ross
Norman Lewis
Lewis Mingus
Nelsonville
Myra Brooks
Arza Brooks
Brooks
Bremen
Mike
Andrew Poslic
Detroit
Charlie Brooks
Basil
Millfield
William
Wilfred
Mrs Stroud III Chauncey Seriously Ill at Home
Mrs Charles Stroud formerly Mildred Leffler, has been critically ill at her parents home in Chauncey. She was moved by ambulance to St Clair Hospital Columbus on Wednesday and will likely undergo gallstone surgery.
Chauncey Personal Gossip From Athens Visitations
Chauncey residents Elizabeth Phillips and sister Alice Kincaid visited Athens. William Hutchinson and wife left for Cleveland after the death of his father Boone Hutchinson. Dorothy Locke and Lenore Schultz stayed with George Phillips in McDermott. Floyd Stanley of Chauncey hosted his son-in-law Joseph Stanley, wife, and children Billy Joe and Floyd Leroy of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Phillips
Aliie Kincaid
Athens
William Hutchinson
Boone Hutchinson
Cleveland
Dorothy Locke
Lenore Schultz
George Phillips
McDermott
Floyd
Stanley
Efforts Mount to Find Justice Crater Who Vanished
New York Sept 4 Justice Joseph F Crater, missing since Aug 6 after withdrawing 3500 at a bank and buying a theater ticket, was found to have about 5000 in his possession earlier that day and about 1500 in cash at the bank. Investigators continued search for Crater and clues to his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Crater
Coal executive survives ambush near Nortonville
Nortonville Ky Sept 4 Charles Blanchard superintendent of Norton Coal Mining Co was shot at by hidden attackers along a wooded road near fired on Negro miners. He lost control of his car crashed into a tree then fired a concealed machine gun from the vehicle and routed the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortonville
U.P
Charles Blanchard
Norton Coal Mining Company
Blanchard
Pomeroy and Nearby Folks Travel for Visits and News
A string of travels and homecomings fills the region as residents depart for Cleveland Utica N Y and Columbus. Families visit relatives in Salem Buckeye Lake Minersville and Huntington while others return from trips to Harrisburg and Shenandoah Valley. Local movements include moves into new homes and attendances at funerals and reunions with many names listed.
Pennies Stolen in Gas Station Burglaries
In Glouster on Sept. 4 a burglary at Murphy Motor Co and nearby Rockhold Filling Stations yielded mainly pennies. Entry at Rockhold was through a broken glass pane. 38 pennies from the cash register. Murphy station saw a glass break and two coin machines pried. pennies stolen from both cash and machines. Police suspect a juvenile thief hit both sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Murphy Motor Co
Rockhold
Murphy Station
Sam Dunnett Injured in Mine Explosion at Drydock
Sam Dunnett of Glouster was injured in dynamite blast at mine 255 in Drydock on Tuesday. He suffered a broken jaw in two places and received first aid locally before being moved to Grant Hospital in Columbus, accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sam Dunnett
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Dunnett
Hartmans End Western Tour Return And Elk Antlers Gift
Hartman family Elmer Mrs Elmer Elmer Hartman Herbert Hartman Modoc and Ben Verity Chauncey returned from an 8000 mile motor trip through Yellowstone and the Pacific coast. They brought elk antlers and petrified forest pieces. the antlers were presented to Julius Pico and shown at Pico Wholesale Co salesrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elmer Hartman
Herbert Hartman
Modoc
Ben Verity
Chauncey
West
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
Petrified Forest
Julius Pico
Pico Wholesale Co
Jacksonville Trimble High School opens with 135 enrollments
Jacksonville and Trimble schools start the new term led by W M Anderson with 135 auto shop enrollees and 23 Smith Hughes auto department students. Printing class expands. grade schools enroll 200 at Jacksonville and 161 at Trimble. Superintendent Root notes reassignments. M M Bryson leads Trimble and Jacksonville grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Smith-Hughes Automobile Department
W. M. Anderson
Jacksonville
Root
M. M. Bryson
Fay McKinley
Mary McCann
Neil McCann
Sylvia Gaskalla
Helen Kearns
Lillian Deal
Mary Cronin
M. E. Christman
Hazel Raber
I[dyth Wolfe
Edra Lantz
Nina Sprague
W. C. Merritt
Helen K. Crawford
Sara Willis
Bernice Carter
High School Music Staff Assignments Named
Mrs McBride of Marietta to lead vocal music in Hallister Greens Run and Jacksonville Trimble high schools and Trimble grade schools O C Apt to direct county high school orchestra work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Marietta
Hollister
Greens Run
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Trimble
Jacksonville
Trimble Township
O. C. Apt
Mead takes over Gormley Bros. dry cleaning at Glouster
Joe Mead of Murray City has purchased the dry cleaning and pressing business of Gormley Bros. in Glouster and is now in full charge. Bryan Gormley remains with the new proprietor for the present. Mead and family have moved to Glouster and reside on Urbancrest property owned by Mrs. Amanda Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe Mead
Murray City
Gormley
Glouster Reds to Play Stockport Sunday
The Glouster Reds travel to Stockport for a 2:30 PM game. The matchup is set for Sunday with the Stockport team hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Stockport
Glouster
Glouster Reds
Pastor Kemper Attends M E Conference in Oxford
Rev. Paul E. Kemper of Glouster M E Church attends the annual M E Conference at Miami University in Oxford. Officials expect Monday announcements naming minister assignments for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Paul E. Kemper
Glouster M. E
Oxford
Miami University
Funeral Guests From Out of Town Attend Davis Funeral
Middleport reports out of town relatives attending the funeral of BE. F. Davis on Monday afternoon at the residence. Attendees include Dr. Robert Jones and son Joan Robert and Miss Sara Jones of Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs. R. B. Jones and nephew Robert Williams of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
BE. F. Davis
Robert Jones
Joan Robert
Sara Jones
Greenfield
Edgar Ervin
R. J. O'Donnell
Tom Williams
R. B. Jones
Robert Williams
Columbus
Clinton Fisher
Zanes
Notable Residents and Families Listed Across Cities
A roster of residents and relatives is presented, naming Jane Jones in Cincinnati, Mary B Stagx and daughter in Middlebourne West Virginia, David Hughes family in Girard, Russell McCullough, C K Bowyer, Tena Armstrong and daughter in Hildreth, William Curry and son in Pt Pleasant, and Robert Williams with Hugh Williams in Shawnee.
Eichinger family returns from Columbus trip
The Rev. C. H. Eichinger and wife drove to Columbus yesterday and returned the same day with their son Henry who has been in White Cross Hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. Henry is reported greatly improved and progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
C. H. Eichinger
Columbua
Henry
White Cross
Eichinger
Local notes on births deaths and travel for Meigs County families
John Blair returns from California fully recovered while Frank Clark comes back from Pueblo. Births are announced for a son to Ralph and wife in Chester Township and a daughter to Holt and wife. Meigs County reports 67 patients at Athens State Hospital. August saw nine new trucks and 25 passenger cars bought locally. Cecil Fragier is held in Pomeroy jail on a Pennsylvania warrant over a truck disappearance. Remains of Mrs. Michael Holter were brought from Marion to Pomeroy for burial with family plans to visit Mrs. Priode at Gravel Hill before returning to Marton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carker
Chester Township
A. Smith
Sumner
Holt Spencer
George Frecker
Meigs County
Athens State Hospital
Cecil Fragier
Zanesville
Willock
Welker
Pennsylvania
Pomeroy
Michael Holter
Marion, O
Osie Weaver
Charles Weaver
Hwing
Tin Pomeroy
Morning Star
Albert Priode
Gravel Hill
Middleport
Marton
Residents Linked to Chester Visit and Local Updates
Several are reported at Chester with I. N. Hutchinson among them. His son Clarence is with him, Kittening, Pa. Mrs. Susan Weber remains in good health at home. Mrs. C. A. Fox is improving. Norman Bahram, Bliss College attendee from Columbus, has returned to Pomeroy to finish high school next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carl of Baltimore are visiting relatives on Union Avenue. Miss Emma Koehler of Pomeroy is at Holzer Hospital for a short treatment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Louis Seyfried
New Lexington
Elizabeth Jenkins
Mary Dawson
M. J. Mygatt
Toledo
Gerald Luellen
Salem
Thomas A. Elder
Cleveland
Utica
N. Y
Elder
John F. Hauck
Portsmouth
D. H. Morris
Detroit
Ross Luellen
South Second Street
W. F
R. W. Harris
Gilbert Hayes
Gilbert
Anna Margaret
Kathrin Decker
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisburg
Lexington
Robert E. Lee Chapel
Mary Stagg
Gertrude Traugh
Robert
Middlebourne
W. Va
E. F. Davis
G. J. Hamilton
Bill Long
Broadway Street
Arthur Curtis
Clyde Battin
Kent
Frank Pendergrass
Mary Wilhelm
Logan
Chester
I. N. Hutchinson
Clarence
Kittaning
Susan Weber
C. A. Fox
Norman Bahram
Bliss College
Columbus
Pomeroy
Louis Carl
Baltimore
V. Carl
Union Avenue
Emma Koehler
Holzer Hospital
Ohio drought survey calls for $20 million in extra farm credit
A survey for Governor Cooper shows 123 510 farmers in drought areas of Ohio need about 20 million dollars more credit. The average requested per farmer is 161 dollars, with livestock mostly in good or fair condition. Farmers expect cuts in beef cattle sheep hogs and dairy cattle as forage shortages persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cooper
Perry L. Green
Farma
Possible challenge to Ruth Hanna McCormick’s Senate seat
Washington reports renewed talk that Ruth Hanna McCormick may have her Senate seat challenged if elected this fall. The Illinois candidate publicly challenged Chairman Nye of the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee. Some McCormick supporters acknowledge the risk of a close path to seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Illinois
Nye
Pollock Children Meet After Eight Years Homecoming
CARBONDALE September 4 members of the Pollock family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Pollock near New Marshfield for a reunion. The eight children present included Roxia Sturgill Barberton Henry Pollock and Arthur Kent James Pollock Reta Freda Marylyn Gypsum Amos Pollock Londa Ray Clark Murt Chile Willard Wilma Donald Paul Stewart Aliie Barnes Norfolk Virginia. It marked the first time in eight years all the Pollock children had met together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Pollock
Jake Pollock
New Marshfield
Thos
Roxia Sturgill
Barberton
Henry Pollock
Arthur
Kent
James Pollock
Reta
Freda
Maralyn
Gypsum
Harry Pollock
Mildred
Virgene
Columbne
Amos Pollock
Danehtter
Londa
Nelsonville
Ray Clark
Murt
Chile
Pete Frisby
Wiliiard
Wilma
Donald
Paul
Stewart
George Dowler
Aliie Barnes
Norfolk
Virginia
Mra. Pollock
Dragging Feet to Stepping Feet with S.S.S. Cure
An advertisement claims low red blood cell counts impair vitality and uses dramatic testaments from years of use. It promotes S.S.S. as a blood builder to boost red cells, appetite, and energy, urging readers to buy the large bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain-Head
S.S.S
Bagnhill suit vs Walasky Walford in Athens County
Common Pleas Court in Athens County processes a suit by Will J. and Hilah WN. Bagnhill against Pete and Rittle Walasky and William Walford for payment on a promissory note and foreclosure of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J
Hilah WN. Bagnhill
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Pete and Rittle Walasky
William Walford
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long Wear
Beauty ad touts MELLO GLO powder as the first requisite for lovely skin. It claims a new French process keeps it on longer and prevents shine on the nose. The product promises smooth spreading, a youthful bloom, and protection against pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores. D ZENNER CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner CO
Funeral Services For Samuel Riggle Held At Home
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Samuel Riggle of 6 Coulson Avenue at his residence. Burial followed in West Union Street Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox and the Rev. M. E. Chatley presided with Fred Lee Tom singing as Mr. Riggle, 78, died Saturday evening at 6 from a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Riggle
Coulson Avenue
West Union Street
A. Y. Wilcox
M. E. Chatley
Fred Lee Tomsang
Mr. Riggle
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Gardner
John Haddox
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Pittsburgh
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Robert Harrig
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James
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J. W Byers
Clara Gales
West Bridgewater
C. M. Hennessey
Melissa Crary
Zaneaville
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Will Cheatham
Henry Cheatham
Lon Greenlee
Martha Stewart
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O'Leary
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James Souder
Columbus Tuesaday
Michael Clifford
Oscar Marcum
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Thor Olsen
Labor Day
Leo Beeson
Bill
Bob
John
Ann Jones
Alvira
Helen Beeson
Wanda Byers
Harry Ramsey
Ray Smith
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Gene Wyatt
B. F. Fultz
Charles Gregg
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Jacksonville-Trimble High
John Ll. Blair
Syracuse
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Frank Clark
Graham Station
Pueblo
Colo
Ruth McCormick
Common Pleas Court
Gross’ Store
Athens, Ohio
Cross Bros
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