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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
2
Meigs County schools opened on Labor Day with a holiday later in the week to attend the Meigs County Fair. Pomeroy and Middleport plan September 13 reopens. many local residents and visitors traveled during the holiday, with assorted family visits and trips noted across Middleport, Pomeroy, and nearby towns.
In MIDDLEPORT on September 7 a boy from the Burt Martin family was taken to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis after the onset of acute appendicitis. He underwent an emergency operation and is reported in satisfactory condition.
Chauncey officers led by H A Leiber seized fifteen gallons of whisky eight barrels of mash and a copper still at Eugene Windle home near Salem. Windle pled guilty to possessing liquor and possessing property for manufacturing liquor and was fined 150 plus costs for liquor and 100 plus costs for property. Part of the fines were paid and further payments arranged.
CHAUNCEY Sept. 7 Miss Ethel Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, was taken to St. Francis hospital in Columbus Monday for an appendicitis operation. She developed an acute attack Saturday night and required immediate surgery. She traveled with her father, Mrs. Blanche Canter, Miss Thelma Davis, and Joe Davis in his automobile. The Oliver family was joined by Joe Davis at the journey. In a separate note, the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis sprained his left arm Saturday evening after tumbling from a high chair. Dr. W. V Sprague attended the infant.
Oliver Schoonover, 78, spent weeks in Chauncey visiting cousins Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Schoonover and others before heading to Baltimore Ohio and then Marion to visit his son Earl Schoonover. Blanche Brown and Harold Brown with Ira Penn and Fred Russell Jr of Pontiac Michigan stay in Chauncey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell and Elis Avenue. They dined Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minister and plan to return to Pontiac Wednesday.
Miss Reena Shafer completes a week long trip to Charleston West Virginia where she was hosted by former Chauncey resident Miss Kathleen Ferguson during her stay in the area.
Chauncey residents report Miss Dorothy Jane Minister left Sunday afternoon for Frankfort to begin work as an instructor at the high school.
Mrs Lawrence Hamber and Alvin Coulter of Crookesville were guests of Mr and Mrs M B Tucker on Monday.
Washington Sept 7 Union labor marks this Labor Day with worry over company unions. The federation plans to discuss and oppose them at its annual meeting next month, fearing them to threaten National labor unity. The plan has already helped stall two major strikes in the East this year.
The Athens Home Telephone company seeks a rate rise with plans for a $150000 plant expansion. Council discussed the proposal, Dr. C C L Jones presented data, and an October 1 effective date looms if no protest. Underground conduit work and street infrastructure projects accompany the talks.
Pattern describes fabric options crepe de chine or radium silk suitable for the gown. Cut in sizes Small to Extra Large with bust ranges. A Medium size requires 4 yards of 86 inch material and mailing details provide pattern delivery on receipt of 1s? in silver or stamps.
A movement to consolidate radio broadcasting interests into a self regulating body is slated to launch next week in New York during the radio world fair and industry banquet. Leaders across the country push for a regulator headed by a radio czar amid chaotic conditions and the absence of federal legislation.
Renewed earthquakes jolted Horta in the Azores last night causing panic among residents as tremors rattled the area with fresh shocks reported in Lisbon.
Four people were killed and a fifth injured when a Michigan Central passenger train struck an automobile near Rockwood Michigan late last night. The crash occurred as the car attempted to cross the tracks, and the injured victim was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thomas hosted a lawn reception and picnic for Hamden Presbyterian church members on Friday honoring the Rev. Warren and his bride. A six o'clock dinner preceded Band music by the Hamden cornet band led by J A Jelly and the couple expressed thanks at event end.
Mrs. H. B. Robbins hosted hamden bridge club Tuesday afternoon with two tables of players. After the games, Mrs. Paul Cook of Cincinnati and several others were served. The next meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs. W. A. Stanton’s home.
The special session for District 68 met in Hamden on Friday September 3 with afternoon degree work and a school of instruction led by Canton president Lillie Martin and Columbus secretary Emma M Bell. Rose Les White of Portsmouth is district president and Zea E Ray of Hamden is secretary. The district spans Lawrence Scioto Jackson Vinton Meigs Gallia and part of Pike counties and will be realigned with Hamden joining the 66th district. Attendees included members from Portsmouth Oak Hill Ironton Jackson and Wellston.
Atlee Pomerene a former senator and Democratic candidate spoke to about 40 000 people at Geauga Park during the Cleveland Federation of Labor Labor Day celebration praising the labor movement and its goals.
Department of Commerce reports a 43.6 percent gain in U S factory output for rubber tires and inner tubes in 1925 1926 data. It notes a nation defense stance on aircraft development and seeks international treaties.
The official spokesman says President Coolidge is convinced by summer talks with business and industrial leaders at the summer White House that the nation is enjoying a period of great prosperity.
The Department of Agriculture monthly farm situation report notes that the average yield per acre of near wheat this year is the highest since.
An advertised conte product by RY-TOFF Co at 404th Ave Lowell Mass claims to relieve itch burning from eczema. The listing notes availability at local drug stores.
In 1914 the spring wheat crop is labeled generally disappointing. An official of the U S Shipping Board announces wives of masters of Shipping Board vessels will not be able to indiscriminately gain with their husbands.
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs Rose Horseberger was swept by storms while swimming Chesapeake Bay from Tolchester to Baltimore. After five hours in rough water she was picked up by a fishing boat and brought home to rest. she was said to be feeling well.
Judge Roscoe G. Hornbeck approved the sale of the Wistaria farms in Madison county Ohio, one of the state’s largest land tracts. The 5000 acre property formerly owned by the late Foster B. Houston of South Charleston is now authorized for transfer to the purchasers.
Ad claims Cod Liver Oil based tonic increases weight by three to ten pounds after first use. It touts iron and hypophosphites, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee through The Cline Pharmacy, claiming safety for children and no harm.
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