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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

10

Sunday School Contest Closes With Wide Interest in Pomeroy

The nine weeks of Simpson M E Sunday School contests ended Sunday, generating strong local interest in Pomeroy. Final team standings show Core Smith Captain with 1768 points, Lizzie Campbell 1005, Elmer Goodwin 886, Mildred Hill 876, Buffington 539, Norman Foss 471, Gertrude Stowe 344, and Phillips 344.

Simpson M. E Pomeroy Core Smith Lizzie Campbell Elmer Goodwin Mildred Hill Buffington Norman Foss Gertrude Stowe Phillips

La-may Face Powder promises purity and staying power

An advertising notice touts La-may face powder as pure and gentle for delicate skin. It claims superior wear, no white lead or rice powder, and skin benefits such as reduced pores and pimples. A $5,000 reward is offered for proof of any impurity. Lamay Rouge is also promoted as pure.

New York

Highest scorers named in county league banquet list

The article lists the ten top scorers on their teams led by Miss Cora Smith with 459 points. Eleven winners will be banqueted by Supt. Oliver Hartley at the Remington hotel Friday evening, a plan developed after many calls for details from across the county.

Clyde Watson Wm. Andrews Oliver Hartley Julia Humphrey R. C. Smith Dill Wolf Rowena Cherrington Elmer Goodwin Edgar Gilmore Jessie Mitch Cora Smith Beatrice Roberts H. V. Carl Remington Hotel Hartley

Death after Wichita car explosion claims Rollis Merideth

Word comes of Rollis Merideth death following a car explosion near Wichita Kansas. He died two days after hospital treatment for severe burns. His wife three year old child and a neighbor were present when the vehicle burst into flames destroying their home and a nearby church. The body is to be transported to Marietta for burial.

Rollis Merideth Mattie Lust Wichita Kansas Merideth Mr. Merideth Marietta

Calendar to Hold Regular Meeting at Pomeroy Church

The Calendar will hold a regular meeting at the Pomeroy Baptist Church Thursday evening at 7 30. Mr Geo P Daniels will preside over the program and refreshments.

Pomeroy Baptist Church Geo. P. Daniels

Benefit ball games urged after Pomeroy New Haven success

Following the well received Sunday benefit baseball game for injured comrade Geo. McIntosh, calls rise for similar charity games by other Ohio Valley League clubs. Organizers urge community support and regional coordination to aid McIntosh during recovery.

Pomeroy

Briefs and Notices from Middleport Area Events

Funeral services were held for George Ebberfeld at Enterprise U B Church with burial at Rock Springs. Four year old Lucy Rusk of Middleport died of scarlet fever and was buried yesterday. A jitney dance at the armory will aid the public rest room. Louis Carl left for Morgantown to find work. Capt T W Jones of Middleport returns from Arkansas. Dr Fred Morehart of Washington visits family in Middleport. Dwight Powell leaves for Athens to attend school.

George Ebberfeld Enterprise U. B Rock Springs Lucy Clyde Rusk Middleport Armory Louis Carl Morgantown Morgantown W. Va., Where He Has Employment. Capt. T. W. Jones Arkansas Fred Morehart Washington Dwight Powell Athens

Street Mail Boxes To Be Placed In Pomeroy Soon

Postmaster H J Blackmore says thirteen U S mail collection boxes will be placed at Main Nye Kerrs Run Spring Locust Naylors Run Syracuse Lynn Upper Monkey Run Court House Mulberry Ann Mulberry Union Butternut Hill Top Peacock. Carriers will collect mail from boxes and not be required to call at houses for outgoing mail. public cooperation aids prompt deposit.

H. J. Blackmore U. S Pomeroy Main Nye Streets Kerrs Run Main Street Pomeroy Chemical Co Spring Locust Naylors Run Syracuse Lynn Upper Monkey Run Second Street Court House Mulberry Ave Ann Street Mulberry Union Avenues Butternut Second Streets Hill Top

TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Comfort For Sore Feet

An old advertisement touts Tiz as a cure for aching swollen and corned feet. It claims relief from burning and tender feet by drawing out poisonous exudations and fitting smaller shoes. A 25 cent box is sold at druggists with a year guarantee or money back.

Facilitate Prompt Collection and Mail Forwarding

A brief item noting the role of coordinating prompt collection and forwarding all outgoing mail matter. It highlights the administrative task of organizing inquiries and ensuring documents reach their destinations efficiently.

Ohio Valley Amateur Baseball Season Ends Abruptly

The Ohio Valley Amateur Baseball League season ends without a clear second half winner after a directors meeting. New Haven led the first half, while Middleport protests against Pomeroy over a pitcher dispute complicate standings and eliminate a post season.

Ohio Valley New Haven Pomeroy Hartford Middleport

Poker Pleasures Lead to Court Plea and Fines Near Hobson

Sixteen of eighteen accused poker players pled guilty after being charged with playing under trees near Hobson last Sunday. Each paid five dollars plus costs totaling about thirteen dollars. Warrants remain for two more, William Brickles and William Buckner, with local names including Ben Brown, Harrison Buckner, Frank DeWees, Thad Searls, and others.

Hobson Squire J. H. Ewing Squire Ben Brown Harrison Buckner Frank DeWees Thad Searls Dick Craig Arthur Scott Harry Harless Raymond Craig William Craig John Bragg Thomas Matheny George Hays Iran Perslinger Homer Saxon George Stewart James Taylor William Brickles William Buckner

Local Residents Visit. Schools Open and Moves Noted

A busy week features Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Z B Ator and visits by Ira Ator Flora Runion and others. Farm sales, jury duty, and school openings mark community activity with several families hosting relatives in Athens and nearby towns.

Z. B. Ator Ira Ator Pratts Fork Flora Runion Imtiana Fred Oberholzer Lester Athens C. W. Walker Loux Marion A. J. Carbaugh H. H. Carbaugh J. F. Carbaugh Everett Carbaugh Charles Williams Jacksonville Orland Johnson Snowville C. H. Haning Auistien Carbaugh H. A. Wheat Overseas John Young Ira Haning Pleasanton Sarah Young Ida Robinette Fred Hebbardsville Herbert Carbaugh Kenneth Brooks Centerstoke Seldon Woodyard Emma Elis Pomeroy Winnie Martin Wallace Anna Martin Brooks Charles Chase Robert Coats Jane Cabeen Angeline Woodyard

Redssurge-tempered by Sallee topple Philadelphians 2–0

The Reds rallied to shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Sallee aided Moran’s crew. Cincinnati remains in contention, needing eight wins in thirteen checks to claim the flag amid a five-game slide. Giants and Dodgers posted wins, Chicago and Brooklyn fell in other National League games.

Reds Philadelphians Sallee Moran Crew Giants Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati New York Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia

Baseball Scores From Midweek Card in Midwest Cities

American Association results show Kansas City and Columbus split a doubleheader 3–2 and 7–1. St Paul lost to Indianapolis 8–6, Minneapolis beat Toledo 4–1, Milwaukee defeated Louisville 8–2. Standings list Kansas City 73 56 566, Indianapolis 59 566, Louisville 72 61 541, Columbus 65 67 493, Minneapolis 62 71 466, Toledo 82 386, Milwaukee 51 84 378.

Kansas City Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee Louisville Dccades Vases

U M W Membership Figures Rise in 1919

United Mine Workers of America reports average eight month membership at 434,967 for July 1919 with 391,339 paid up and 43,648 exonerated. 1918 average was 427,811. March peaks reached 475,000 in good standing. Treasury stood at 1,728,906.12 on July 31 1919. Income totaled 4,092,605.57 and expenditures 2,563,446.54 in twenty months ending July 31 1919.

United Mine Workers of America William Green Unite Mine Workers Cleveland Treasury

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