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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
8
Restaurant and 6 furnished rooms in Pomeroy Bend for sale. In operation 11 years with good business. Owner wishes to retire and offers a quick sale. Hobbs and Mitchell of Middleport, Ohio handling listing. August 26, 1907.
A group of about twenty people, led by Sheriff Casto, enjoyed a full day trip down the river to Mile Island aboard a good boat. Provisions and farm produce fueled the party, who arrived home near midnight tired but happy. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sherman Casto and son Roald, Mr and Mrs Joseph Heyman Jr, Mrs Clarence Casto and daughter Helen Frances, Mr and Mrs John Baum, the Misses Freda Edna Alta Cast e, Neal Moore, Ambrose Wade, and Misses Blanch and Helen Bies-Winger. They all called the outing one big day. Street lights in Welstown and other streets were ordered off by the village committee, with lights on Main near the Airdome, Wright Street, Butternut Avenue, Lincoln Hill, and Massar Warehouse on Main to be affected.
Health Officer Dr. A. E. Lawrence reports the local water supply is clearer than before but must be boiled before drinking or domestic use. The advisory emphasizes precautionary boiling despite improved clarity.
The city council orders a $100 license fee collected by Mayor C S Shumaker for the late street fair to be returned to the firemen's association. The measure aims to settle a contentious issue arising from the collection. Everett Kerns is buried today in a Syracuse church service.
A Chicago government supply car load will be placed on sale at the Beegle building on Thursday morning with first come, first served terms.
Abe and Mrs Guth welcome her brother 1M Myers of Norwood as guest this week. The notice highlights family visit and local social gathering.
Rev and Mrs George E Tifft of ee are Columbus visitors this week. Mrs George Taylor returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Columbus. Ford Hunker of Middleport attends K of P convention in Marion. Mrs Charles Hecker visited husband in hospital at Gallipoli. Minnie Steinbauer purchased Carl Allensworth property in the fourth ward and will be joined by Mr and Mrs Denver Lowery. Mine unions attend Miners Convention in Cleveland. W W Miller of Columbus president of local water company visited village. Dana Daniels and Mack Hirsch hosted guests from Middleport and Columbus. Mrs G Schellhase and children returned to Youngstown after visit with Bend friends. Maroline Bentz returned from Columbus to resume school. Elizabeth Meier of Pomeroy visited Columbus and Glouster. Henry Kurs returned to Hamilton after visiting Labon Hill family on Sugar Run. Janis Hawley of Marietta Fruit Co located in Columbus visits his mother in town. Marshal Geo Schaal arrived home from Cleveland.
Seven European women physicians head to New York for the International Conference of Women Physicians, arriving from Norway Denmark and Sweden. Noted specialists include Dr Dagny Bang Regina Stang from Christiana and Dr Johanne Feilberg from Copenhagen with colleagues Dr Betty Agerholm Dr Estrid Heim Dr Gerda Romanus and Dr Alma Sundquist.
Theodore Geroff, held since the killing of Mrs. Anna Skalandi, appeared in Lakewood Justice Calvert court and was bound over on a first degree murder charge with no bond. The victim’s body was found in bushes with two bullet wounds to the head and a missing thousand dollars once in her possession. Geroff’s arrest followed information from the victim’s daughter.
A patent sidecar attached to a motorcycle provides enclosed seating for two passengers, offering protection from rain and cold.
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