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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1926

Page

7

Labor Day Picnick and community events in Jacksonville

The Labor Day program features a full day picnic in the local grove with speakers, a dance, and on grounds refreshments. Jacksonville stores will close for the holiday. A new railroad signal light has been installed at main crossings. Pythian sisters met for the first time since dispensation. A missing three year old boy was found behind a backyard bench after a neighborhood search. The Jacksonville Public School opens Tuesday.

Thura Bobbie Ed Vernon

Scouts Awarded Badges At Cope Land Camp

Athens county Boy Scouts, Troop 2 and New Marsh troop completed a week of work and sport at Cope Land Camp Athens. The Hock-Hocking tribe led by Edward Kesser defeated the Sioux led by Russell Tilt 687 to 452 in the points contest. Merit badges for the Hock-Hocking tribe included Lawrence Barron and Adrian McVay in pioneering swimming and cooking, with others earning second class badges in various skills. Sioux members Paul Cable Russell Baltes and Harry earned swimming pioneering and related badges.

Cope-Land Athens County Boy Scouts Athens Polnta Edward ‘Kesser Russell Hock-Hocking Tilbe Lawrence Barron Adrian McVay Ted Preston Robert Atkins Merritt Preston Marshall Barron Delbert Young Paul Cable Russell Baltes Harry

First Class Winners Dominate Cooking and Swimming Events

Hudson records show Hudson, Harry Dalton, and Carlos Collins winning first class honors in cooking and swimming. Dillon Trout also captures a first in swimming with a second in cooking and fire building. Other notes mention a river in Holland and a town in Sweden with unclear context.

Holland China Sweden

Athens Elects Park Board to Seek City Recreation Site

Mayor AlexMoors appointed Saturday a three member Athens park commission to locate a city park a tourist camp and a swimming pool. Members Joe D Martin E C Schloss and Frank R Murphy were charged with finding a site to permit park and recreation development and a pool to serve local youth and reduce trips to polluted rivers.

Athens City Park Commission Alex Moors Joe D. Martin Athens Lumber Company E. C. Schloss Schloss Manufacturing Company Frank R. Murphy Surance Moore Horckjog

Best radio features on Monday across multiple stations

A brief list of top radio features for Monday across stations including WPG Atlantic City WOR Newark WEAF Capital Theatre Wecco WLW Cincinnati WSB Atlanta WILY Philadelphia KOA Denver WEAY and WIZ New York. Highlights include operatic programs labor day events and a Maxwell concert ensemble with times ranging from 1:20 p m to 10 p m EDT.

WPG Atlantic City WIP Philadelphia Steel Pier Newark Arthur Pryor WEAF Capital Theatre Program Wecco Minneapolis-St. Paul WLW Cincinnati Salon WSB Atlanta WILY Aoc KOA Denver WEAY Zernant WIZ New York Maxwell

New Hard Surface Opens Road in West Virginia

Motorists from Athens can now travel on a new hard surface road avoiding detours through Parkersburg and Clarksburg. The update notes the road is open after last Friday and mentions Clarksburg in the context of previous routing.

Athens West Virginia Parkersburg Clarksburg

Parkersburg opens new hard-surfaced road with Pennsboro celebration

Thousands from Parkersburg Clarksburg area towns joined an all day celebration at Pennsboro midway on the new road opening. Athens county probate court issued two marriage licenses, Dempsey Tyron 39 and Emma Collins 22 of Redtown married, Pearl Helwig officiating. Carl Persinger 21 and Maroline Bentz 21 of Pomeroy and Athens at home married.

Parkersburg Pennsboro Clarksburg Athens County Dempsey Tyron Watchman Trimble Ohio Emma Collins Redtown Andrew Coups Pearl Helwig Carl W. Persinger Pomeroy Ira Persinger Maroline Bentz Athens Chris Benté

Report Charges Against Buck May Be Withdrawn

Charges against Harry Buck filed by his wife Cora in Justice Carl Porter’s court may be withdrawn. Buck faced counts of threatening to shoot his wife and daughter and evecting officers. Buck also faced a fighting charge in Magistrate Pearl Helwig Jr.’s court, arrested by Constable Tucker, and released after a $1 fine.

Harry Buck P. H. McKinley I. . Tucker Helwig Buck Mrs. Buck Carter

Woman 70 Recovers From Paralysis After Car Fall

Miss Vernice Taylor was injured Thursday night when she fell from a car as its door opened at Sheltering Arms hospital. The attending physician said paralysis is slow to recover and that by Friday she had no feeling in her limbs. She was brought to the hospital immediately after the accident and, as of Saturday,’s physician expected recovery.

William Hill Warren D. W. Wilt Fred Parker Marman Smith Henry McBier Amsterdam Ralph Shaffer Richard Columbus Frank Kempton Ed Vernon Seckinger Isaac Jenkins Charles" v Mary Ginnan Vernice Taylor Misa Taylor

Hocking Valley boys win at fair and institute officers chosen

At the State Fair a Hocking Valley Livestock club team, Paul Mansfeld and Edward Ball, placed second for preparing a steer. Clarence Ward won for his champion steer. Athens county institute elected officers and named delegates for the Ohio State Teachers Association meeting in Columbus.

Paul Mansfeld Canaanville Edward Ball Athens Township Hocking Valley E. Mills Ohio State Teachers’ Association Athens County Alex Root Plains School Maria Linscott Ricketts Chauncey Schools Columbus Fred Linscott Buechtel Clifford Ruth Lodi Athens Fred Lingcott Nelsonville Ruth Fiske Dearl Henrs Chauncey Helen Phillips Fannye King Guy Secor Florence Withers Athany Grace Thomas Albany Harriett Woodyard Vionte Martin Nora Wyatt Linnie Hall Tovise Linscott Amosyville Rita Miller Myrtle Kuster Fatwa Linscott Theresa Hines Gleena Flanders Guysville Primrose Hawk Lois Angar Getha Rowland Trimble Ralph Pritts Chaimcey M. E. Woodyard Shade Ruth Morrison Helen Howard Slean Madge Vwitaon the Plains Sue Goldaworthy Chaunce Mary Tinkenft Nora Tinscott Smi Tiedd John Sprague Agatha Bridwell Mary Woodyard Athena Icharles Weatcott Athen Wilma Cowen Rose Shay Carbpondale Pearl Davia Carbondale Brandis Thilips Ellen Murphey Mary Powel Helen van Athens Cade Luckett Margaret Walburn Dora Kennedy Giletys Fee Jennie Toefler Sharpsburg Hazel Tew Mary IX Boho Clarice Wickenham

Hospital Notes Shelterleg Arma Details Seven Surgeries And Discharges

Announcement notes seven operations including tonsil removals for Jack Beverage Athens Pauline Wilson Newport Ky Mrs J H Pierce Frost and Duther M Cooper appendectomy with good prognosis Vernice Taylor back injury improving Discharges Entella Cplike Carrie Harris Mrs Peter Josten convalescing J T Dulles Albany ME c P Clester Athens Carl Stover Hamlet Run Max Ander Amesville Gabriel Eftie Za

Shelterleg Arma Hospital Jack Beverage Athens Pauline Wilson Newport J. H. Pierce Frost Duther M. Cooper Vernice Taylor Entella Cplike Glouster Carrie Harris Nelsonville

Washout Delays Westbound Trains Through Athena

Two westbound trains were delayed for hours by a washout in the East. The National Limited, due at 4.25 am, arrived at 1.40 am. Train No. 24, due at 4.24 am, reached about 30 minutes late. Police search for a stolen plant with leaf shapes resembling a woman’s profile.

Athena National Limited

Local Names List Spanning Athens and Nelsonville Areas

A fragmentary list of individuals associated with multiple towns including Athens Nelsonville Glouster Frost Frost and nearby communities. No actions dates or events are present, rendering a brief roster-like entry with scattered first and last names.

PUPILS Required to Show Smallpox Certificates in Athens

New pupils entering Athens schools must present smallpox certificates, says Superintendent John Patterson. The ruling, in effect for two years, will be enforced this year and applies to all children new to Athens schools from any community.

Athens John Patterson Patterson

Many Changes in New Radio Calls

Washington reports a wave of changes in station call letters and frequencies as autumn radio season begins. By mid month about seventy five alterations will place broadcasters on new broadcasting wave bands, forcing listeners to relog receivers and search across dials for familiar stations.

Washington Cc. P

Evangelistic Tent Meetings Draw Crowds at Athena County Fairgrounds

Winland Evangelistic party conducts Holiness church tent meetings at Athena county fairgrounds with daily 1 80 oclock services and Sunday schedules. A special quartette and congregational singing feature nightly gatherings drawing growing attendance. Washington dispatch notes August activity and trade signals amid shipwreck concerns along Red Sea Gulf route.

Winland Evangelistic Party Holiness Churches Athena County Fair Grounds

League council backs permanent German seat at Geneva

The League of Nations council in secret session unanimously recommended to the assembly a single permanent seat on the council for Germany, easing its admission to the league. The body also urged three new non permanent seats, likely pleasing Poland which may secure one of them, andChina is expected to receive a seat as well.

Geneva Sept Abe China

Greatest ovation for Whip car marks automotive milestone

On Saturday June 26 and the following three weeks over 14,580,000 people witnessed the Whip pet, America’s first European type high speed light car. The display underscored a new engineering era and crowned the vision of the man behind it.

America Nya Willys-Overland, Inc Toledo O. A

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