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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
7
Eve and Dick face financial dreams in Lake City as Atlas Coupler stock stirs hope. Eve plots profits with Mona and Arlene while Miss McElhinney flirts with Dick, provoking Eve’s jealousy and nightly distress as domestic calm cracks.
Logan announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Adcock Union Furnace on Saturday. Haydenville records a son born to Mr and Mrs McQuade on Sunday.
Logan announces four new teachers for the upcoming school term. Hazel Hershman returns to the Senior High Staff replacing Kenneth Coulter who left for Bellville New Jersey. H. H. Sands from Haydenville will join as staff amid expected enrollment of about 50 Haydenville students. Winifred Engle wins contract to replace Miss Emma Floyd in the elementary grades and a special room teacher awaits state aid decision.
Logan prepares for a big picnic at the grotto grounds Sunday after a Nelsonville delegation visited. Logan Boy and Girl Scouts organize roles for the day, with Girl Scouts hosting reception for the Girls Band of the Springfield Home. Nomad and Khorassan drill teams may attend. Imperial Prince Harry Schoberth may join as a speaker.
Mrs. W. H. Strentz hosted a party at Roth View near Rockbridge on Tuesday night for Mr. W. C. Bra shares and Mr. Henry Woodworth of Cleveland who were visiting locally. A picnic supper was served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Bright, W. H. Strentz, Mr. and Mrs. Dil Sanderson, Mrs. Ella Key nes, Mrs. Clara Campbell, and Miss Louise Strentz. On Thursday evening Bra shares Woodworth Key nes and Campbell attended a dinner in Athens arranged by Mrs. Hal Murphy.
Willis Reed was brought to the county jail after arraignment before Magistrate Edmund Davenport on a reckless driving charge. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed for inability to pay.
Dr and Mrs W B Lacock with two children and Mrs Mary Neville depart Logan for the West. The Lacocks plan several days in Chicago for the World’s Fair while Mrs Neville and the children visit relatives in Peoria Illinois during their Chicago stay.
Madge, under hypnotic glare from Lee Chow, is saved by her father who arrives to question the arrangements for Mrs. Underwood's coming of age. The scene contrasts Chow's diabolical cleverness with the father's firm, suave authority as they prepare to resume questioning tomorrow.
In this installment Lee Chow bows to Marion and seeks to learn her plans as she heads to school. The narrator arranges a morning meeting with Marion and her mother to fit the couple’s arrangements, while Lee Chow apologizes for disturbing Mrs. Graham. Continued tomorrow.
Basil Long, 63, farmer, died at the County Home at 9 30 Tuesday after a week there. Complications were listed as the cause. Funeral services were held at Pine Church at 10 o clock Thursday morning with Rev R Casto officiating. Burial followed there.
Jessica Jewell six year old daughter of Mrs Pauline Watkins of Logan is ill at home with diphtheria in the first reported case to health officials in months.
Sams Creek resident Sam Arbaugh was arraigned in Logan on assault with intent to kill after allegedly drawing a knife and attempting to stab Salt Creek Township school teacher James C. Stone during an assault at South Bloomingville. Arbaugh was bound over to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond.
Orlandeth Lehman a 43 year old teacher and Gore resident and Mary Polly Moore a fourth month bride from Gore are listed as engaged. Both are children of local families, with Mr and Mrs Warner Lehman and Mr and Mrs Andrew Niday named as parents.
Chauncey sept 8 twenty five boys report for first football practice at Chauncey Dover High School. Lettermen include Edsel Kollister Stewart Rankin Tracy Sweeny Stalder. Bill Kollister injured knee out indefinitely. First scrimmage held Tuesday night with Buzz Kollister at fullback Sweeny Rankin Smth at halves McCafferty quarterback ends Nicholson Stalder tackles Patton Mason guards Stewart James center Tracy. Norman Earich returns as manager.
Chauncey Sept 8 Missionary Society of the Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church gathered Tuesday night at Mrs Woodrow Ferrel s home. Mrs Minnie Palmer led the meeting and devotionals. Program duties were handled by Mrs Maud Cunningham and Mrs Elizabeth Simmers. Members present included Mrs Palmer Mrs Luther Cruikshank Mrs Simmers Mrs Cunningham Mrs Myrtle Le Master Mrs Clarence Mullins and Mrs Ferrel.
Past Chiefs Club of Chauncey Pythian Sisters met at the home of Mrs. Donald Henry for officer elections. New president is Mrs. Floyd Linscott with vice president Mrs. William Collins Sr, secretary Mrs. Donald Henry, treasurer Mrs. Ira Cunningham, and flower fund head Marguerite McGee. A program followed with refreshments and a roll of present members listed.
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley hosted guests including their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lightfoot and children from Adrian Michigan and others from Columbus Pomeroy Millfield The Plains The Plains visitors also spent time in Akron Cleveland East Liverpool and New Cumberland West Virginia with relatives and friends.
Chauncey report notes Mrs. Fred Nida at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after a major operation. Ben Harrison receives treatment at White Cross Hospital Columbus. Floyd Stanley injured a toe at Chauncey Mine No 25. Mrs Charlie Mulpas improved after surgery at Sheltering Arms.
Christian Woman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ was entertained Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Lands. Mrs. Floyd Nye presided, V. Ahlbrand led devotions and lectures, a contest awarded to Mrs. Ahibrand and Harvey Nye, and a future meeting planned at Mrs. M. J. Gardner's home with hostesses named. Nine mines resume operation in Chauncey district including Chauncey No. 25 and others.
Athens County Nazarene Church holds Sunday afternoon Union Class meeting at 2 o'clock in The Plains Church of the Nazarene local parish setting expected attendees and devotional time
Annual Linscott reunion set for Sunday at Hooper Ridge Church of Christ Chauncey invites relatives to gathering on September 10 with services and fellowship to follow at the church.
Laura E. Roberts was granted a divorce from Senator George H. Roberts in common pleas court. The case cites neglect as the ground. they married in 1908 in Clarion Iowa and have four children. Custody split with weekly child support arranged. alimony waived. Senator Roberts served the Youngstown district in the state legislature.
Logan September 8. Marriage of Miss Fanny Snow Lister Breckville and Raymond Guthrie Hengst took place at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Dilworth Lupton officiating. Attendants included Dr. Janet Forbes and Mr. Leonard Davis. An informal tea followed. They will live at Shaker Heights after a Canadian motor trip. The bride is a Wesleyan graduate and Hengst a Oberlin and Harvard Law alumnus.
Logan hosts report that Camp Hocking horseshoe team won the Hocking Valley League championship and earned entry to inter-group tournaments. They travel to Camp Dean at Pedro Ohio this Saturday for the first inter-group match and then visit Camp Washing ton and Camp Muskingum.
Mrs Raymond Bierly entertained for Miss Con stance Fitzgerald at her home on Warner Avenue Tuesday night. Assisted by Miss Evelyn Steward, guests included Olive Blackford Clyde Hammer Vance Stewart Josephine Vore Marion Stewart and Thelma Stewart. Bingo and birthday gifts followed by lunch.
Mrs. Curt returned home Tuesday from Athens where she visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. M D Higgins. Mrs Higgins has been ill. Last week Mrs Curt was a guest of relatives in Akron.
At the Majestic, Flying Devils stars Eric Linden Arline Judge Bruce Cabot and others in a parachute peril romance with a deadly stunt clash and a rescue twist. Shanghai Madness with Spencer Tracy Fay Wray and Ralph Morgan plays at the Ohio with mob violence gunrunners and wild escape scenes.
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