Hel for fine one four ant four Sippaes
Hel faces a fine of four cents after a Sippaes incident. The report notes a minor dispute and a court hearing date yet to be set.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
7
Hel faces a fine of four cents after a Sippaes incident. The report notes a minor dispute and a court hearing date yet to be set.
Weekly Athens column by Marian covers changes of address as residents move, a Baltimore to Havre France teaching assignment for Ted Preston, a 14 year old egg found near Zanesville, a meteorite fragment reported near Stewart, mushroom hunting tips after rain, and a cautionary tale of a drunken driver tied to a local woman who later ponders paying a $100 fine for him.
School Evews a list of new equipment and supplies arriving this week for area high schools. Officials note improved resources across classrooms and athletic programs, with shipments expected to reach districts by month’s end.
A Sunday birthday dinner at Arch and Mrs Arch Coens Guysville honored Mrs Coens 56th birthday. About four relatives shared a basket lunch then left after a hymn Shake Hands With Mother Again. Guests included Frank Shaw and many local couples and families.
A party was held for Bobby Gene Nida at his home 44 Mound Street on Saturday Sept. 7. Guests enjoyed toys and fishing from a pond catching dolls, balls, and rubber balloons. refreshments were served by Mrs. Nida. Attendees included Joan Seiple Joan Vance Iva Jean Vance Betty Norris Anita Bowles Billie McKee Richard Romine Sonny Westfall and Elden Bowles.
Mr and Mrs J G Vorhes left Tuesday after visiting Mrs Vorhes parents. Mr and Mrs F Beverage and Dr and Mrs W Bougher of Chicago spent the end of the week with relatives. Mr and Mrs George A Banks left Wednesday for Lakewood to be guests of Attorney and Mrs Hugh McNamee. Mr and Mrs Owen Bear Athens and Mr and Mrs Everett Moore near Amesville have just returned from Niagara Falls and parts of Canada.
Mr and Mrs A J Karr with son Clin ton Arthur and Miss Clara Davia visited friends en route to Huntington from Ravenswood W Va Mrs Karr called to Steubenville for her ill brother Clarence Roberts Mrs Irving Karr stayed with Mrs Gomer Lewis and attended the Racine Foreign Missionary meeting Delbert Lee couple returned from Indian Lake outing Syracuse Parent Teacher Association met for its first meeting of the year Officers installed president Mrs Carl Weese vice president Mrs Roy Holmes secretary Mrs Frank Capehart treasurer Miss Emma Duckworth The proposed bond issue was discussed
The social calendar lists Wednesday events for the Business and Professional Women's Club and multiple study and sewing circles at homes and churches. Activities include Betsy Ross Sewing Club, Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters, and Married Peoples Class notices with changes in meeting times and locations. Thursday programs cover church groups, potluck events, and degree practices at local lodges and halls.
A traditional box supper benefit will be held at Albany Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday evening. A large turnout from the community and nearby areas is anticipated.
Miss Mildred Garrison of St Joseph Michigan became the bride of James Rutkoskie son of Mr and Mrs George Rutkoskie at St Pauls Rectory in Athens Tuesday evening. The couple's relatives attended the single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Father William Dowd. An informal family dinner followed at the Rutkoskie home.
The ninth annual McHarg reunion gathered 53 relatives at the New Marshfield Road country home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Shaw. Officers elected for 1935-58 included Hazel Oxley as president, Elizabeth Barber as vice president, and Margaret McHarg as secretary and treasurer. The 1956 reunion will be at James McHarg’s Lower Plain home.
Shade and Mrs John Jeffers visited Mrs Jeffers sister Mrs Frank Yerges in Findlay. Mine Gene Wilson of Columbus stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs R E Wilson. Mrs Frances Biehl returned to work in Columbus after a week’s vacation at home with relatives. Mr and Mrs Richard Angell of Philadelphia are visiting relatives here and in Ashland Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Conrad Mulligan announce the birth of a nine pound son on Sunday September 8.
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