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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

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Rights of County Surveyor Clarified in Ohio Statute

County Surveyor Hibbard sought a ruling on duties vs commissioners regarding roads and bridges. Judge Wood sustained the demurrer, holding section 1166 defines the surveyor’s duties for all public road and ditch projects and related inspections and records. The article notes continuation on page four.

Common Pleas Court Hadley Hibbard Board of County Commissioners Wood Ohio

Lad Falls From Railroad Bridge In Cutler Ohio

Marion Henry a Cutler lad fell 27 feet from a bridge into a ditch while climbing the braces. He survived the fall and was treated by Drs Ross and Trickle after being brought to the depot. Doctors reported no internal injuries by Monday evening but cautioned observance for possible harm.

E. H. Trickle Cutler Ross Trickle

Bituminous coal trade in prosperous year despite recession fears

The bituminous coal industry shows unusual prosperity with tightened supplies, rising demand from transport and manufacturing, and record production by companies like Sunday Creek Coal. The firm ships 850000 tons to the Northwest this summer, heading toward over a million tons before lake navigation ends as mines stay highly active and coal moves from boats to rail cars.

New England Norfolk New York Sunday Creek Coal Company Great Northwest

Hockingport Man Killed in Columbus Accident

Alvin Spencer of Hockingport, a well known local farmer, died in Columbus after an accident on the traction line. He was riding with the car in motion and tried to disembark, striking his head on the pavement and sustaining a brain concussion. He died Monday evening after being taken to a hospital. His wife and child survive, and his funeral is planned for Wednesday in Hockingport.

Hockingport Alvin Spencer Athens County Columbus Spencer

B. and C. Create New Freight Department at B and O

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad forms a new freight department to improve care and reduce loss from improper car loading. This is the third new department to handle freight and will boost efficiency during fall traffic. Circulars from General Manager Thomas Fitzgerald announce inspector appointments reporting to Arthur Hale. A separate court note shows Havenor pleading not guilty to an unrelated charge, with bondsman still needed.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore & Ohio Thomas Fitzgerald Arthur Hale

Murray City Man Released In Robbery Case

Constable Maxwel freed Havenor's alleged partner in a Murray City case. Andy Havenor was released after arraignment on assault and robbery, with George Van Sickle posting a $500 bond. Constable Maxwell sought William Lloyd for arraignment in Athens before Square Logan, as Lloyd lay ill in bed.

Maxwel Murray City Havenor Andy Havenor Square Logan George van Sickle Squire Logan John Maxwell Havener William Lloyd Athens Maxwell Havenor Lloyd Lloyd Pentley

Shipments From Pittsburg Coal Notes Large Week

Edward Johnson of Johnson Coal Mining reports exceedingly large shipments to the lakes from Pittsburg No 8 vein during the week. The car shortage not yet felt in the region, with significant tonnage moved to Lorain and other lake points. A Cleveland syndicate failed to consolidate mines due to operator opt ion issues, and the project leader has disappeared.

Pittsburg Edward Johnson Johnson Coal Mining Company Lorain Cleveland

Soldiers and Sailors 10 Meet in Athens for Reunion

The Athens County Soldiers and Sailors association plans its second annual reunion in Athens on September 19 and 20. Committees for finance reception and decoration have been named and members urged to report September 10 to finalize duties. The event promises good speakers and ample band music.

Athens Athens County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association H. D. Henry A.S. Bethel W. H. Brown J. C. Campbell J. B. Allen C. S. Newsom J. O. Imes J. D. Brown John Finsterwald Henry Zenner Dr. Ellis F. W. Bush William Lowry W. E. Dean J. P. Dana D. M. Burchfield D. D. Fuller William S. Southerton

New Arrivals Renaissance at Local Homes

Mr and Mrs E C Woodworth of College street welcome a fourth daughter born this morning. Mr and Mrs Boring of West Dean avenue report a daughter born Tuesday September 3. Mr and Mrs Alfred Morgan of Hocking announce a ten pound son born Monday September 2.

E. C. Woodworth College Street Boring West Dean Avenue Alfred Morgan Hocking

Columbus & Hocking Coal Plant Delayed Start Near Kachelmacher

The Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron company planned a brick plant near Kachelmacher last week but delayed by gear procurement. Start up is now anticipated this week with machinery on site and progress toward operation.

Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron Company Kachelmacher

School Fund Distribution in Athens County June Tax Collection

County Auditor E R Walker's August settlement shows distribution of school funds from the June tax collection. Each amount includes local collection and state apportionment, listing totals for townships and districts in Athens County.

Athens County E. R. Walker

Divorce Suit Begins After Desertion of 25 Years

Frances M. Sherrard sues Charles H. Sherrard for divorce on grounds of wilful absence. They were married September 20, 1883 in Haydenville Ohio. he left in April 1884 and has not returned for about 25 years. Plaintiff seeks divorce and relief.

Common Pleas Court Charles H. Sherrard I. M. Foster Frances M. Sherrard Charles M. Sherrard Haydenville Hocking Count Ohio

Death of Albert A. Vore at 41

Albert A. Vore died at his home three miles west of Athens on Thursday afternoon from arterial sclerosis. He was 41, unmarried, and survived by his mother a sister and four brothers. Funeral services were held at his home Saturday forenoon conducted by Rev. Bishop, with interment in Salem cemetery.

Albert A. Vore Athens Rev. Bishop Salem

Permits To Wed For Three Couples In State Ledger

Wiley W. Scott aged 28 a miner and Stella M Mathew aged 18 of Orbiston seek marriage. Dave Hardy aged 22 a miner and Ora Swagger aged 22 of Nelsonville seek marriage. Elisha A Johnson aged 324 a brick mason and Estella May Morgan aged 35 of Trimble seek marriage.

Wiley W. Scott Miner Stella M. Mathew Orbiston Dave Hardy Ora Swagger Nelsonville Elisha A. Johnson Estella May Morgan Trimble

Three Negro Suspects Arrested in Illinois Train Killing

In Champaign Illinois three African American men were arrested after a violent robbery on the Illinois Central Flyer. Two white men were murdered and thrown beneath the wheels near Clifton. An express messenger saw five men board in Chicago and felt the train jolt near Clifton.

Champaign Lil Clifton Chicago Express

Will He Ride The Machine Back

Dr and Mrs C L Jones and Mr and Mrs Wickham traveled from Mercer Pennsylvania to Pittsburgh and are now riding a steam boat down the Ohio. Wickham continues toward Jamestown New York with the machine in his charge, with bets on whether he will return by freight or steering wheel.

C. L. Jones H. H. Wickham Mercer Pittsburg Ohio Mrs. Wickham New York Jamestown Mr. Wickham

County Commissioners In Session For Weeklong Meeting

The quarterly meeting began Monday with routine business scheduled. County funds will be counted and road viewers appointed while claims and road petitions are expected to be heard.

Hocking Valley Railroad Bars Ads on Freight Cars

The Hocking Valley railroad and allied lines issue an order prohibiting advertisements on their freight and coal cars. Some coal companies that ship by the railroad oppose the order but are unlikely to contest it strongly. Many operators have been using coal cars for advertising.

Hocking Valley Railroad and Allied Lines Hocking Valley Ben

Labor Day Marriage of Carl Hardy and Ora Swagger

Carl Hardy and Miss Ora Swagger wed in probate court Monday as Squire Logan officiated. The couple, residing in Nelsonville, plans to live there while Hardy works in local mining.

Carl Hardy Ora Swagger Squire Logan Nelsomville

Stedman Employee Crushed Foot in Sugar Barrel Accident

Lester Baughman of F. C. Stedman & Co. suffered a severe injury Monday afternoon when a sugar barrel fell on his left foot. The crush required amputation of two toes and Dr. J. T. Mervin attended the case.

Lester Baughman F. C. Stedman & Co J. T. Mervin

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