Murray City Tigers Rally Past Phi Club 4-1 Win
Murray City Tigers stay in the chase with a 4-1 conquest of Phi Club on Monday night. Carlin delivered two goals as Murray City built a safe margin, moving closer to the league championship race.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
3
Murray City Tigers stay in the chase with a 4-1 conquest of Phi Club on Monday night. Carlin delivered two goals as Murray City built a safe margin, moving closer to the league championship race.
A Kansas City advertisement urges readers to write to Mrs Mildred Owens at 1415 Coates House for a simple home method that reportedly helped her after 15 years of denial and has blessed others. The notice emphasizes hope, happiness, and a personal outreach.
An important meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Truck Operators' Association will be held in the Spray Building Nelsonville on Thursday night Sept. 14 at 7 oclock. Mine operators from Nelsonville Coonville Carbondale Carbon Hill New Straitsville and Chauncey are expected to attend for discussions of industry issues with Herman Theisen and William B Morris of the miners' organization also taking part.
The elders and trustees of the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will meet in the church social rooms Wednesday night at 7 o clock. The meeting called by the Synod of Ohio moderator will review church finance and membership. Mid week service is canceled this week.
Carl Carsner 69 died September 4 after several weeks illness. One of Orbiston’s oldest residents he moved here 33 years ago and farmed until death. Funeral Thursday at Orbiston M E Church conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife seven daughters and six sons.
Personal mentions show Margaret Johnson and Betty Howe in Chicago for the World's Fair. Ralph Henry and Mrs. Earl Campbell called to Lima by the death of Mrs. Campbell’s uncle. Several families enjoyed a Grotto Grounds picnic.
A church event is planned tonight at 7 30 honoring the Home Guards and all girls aged six to fourteen at the Methodist Church.
Bess L Nelson accepts a librarian post at the Junior High School in Adams Massachusetts a city of 31000. After finishing her Florida school year she entered Columbia University for an M A degree and had completed six weeks of study when the Adams offer came.
Funeral services for Mrs Mae Heaslin were conducted at Stouts Funeral Home in Nelsonville with Rev H A Sayre presiding. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
Circle of Ruth hosted its first fall meeting Monday night in the Presbyterian Church parlors with a 6 o'clock dinner. Guests included Mrs. Ted Illes Miss Margery Mathewson and Miss Wilma Evans. Devotions were led by Miss Freda Smith followed by a discussion of home and foreign subjects in papers by Mrs. Louise Powell and Mrs. Ethel Knight.
A new stoker installed at the Citizens Central Bank by Stacy Sharp is now on display at the bank in Nelsonville.
The Official Board of the First Methodist Episcopal Church reports all year bills paid in full including a two year old note for current expenses. Nearly $200 paid on the building repair note leaves $320 debt, the church’s total indebtedness. Pastor Rev. Herman A. Sayre will depart for the annual conference Wednesday morning.
Frank V. Brown of Nelsonville reports sending his six hundred twenty fourth letter to his sister Mrs. Imogene Wilson in Portersville California. The siblings have exchanged weekly letters for twelve years without interruption, he notes.
The Faithful Martha Class of the M. E. Church will host a musical tea at Mrs. C. D. Shafer’s Fayette Street home Thursday at 8 o'clock. A silver offering will be collected.
Nelsonville police arrested James Naughton and Pat Naughton after a Sunday incident. They pleaded guilty in mayor's court to intoxication and fighting charges and were fined $10 and costs on each complaint.
Miss Eleanore Woodard a Nelsonville High School graduate class of 32 has been accepted at Grant Hospital Columbus for a nurses training course. She left yesterday to begin her duties.
Five raccoons were received from the State Conservation Department for distribution in Athens County this week, per State Fish and Game Protector B F Swartz. He noted the opening of the squirrel season Friday morning and set a daily limit of four squirrels per hunter.
Democrats announce two Athens County gatherings this week led by Dan A Bardin. The Athens County Democratic Club meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Lincoln Street headquarters to elect new officials. The Democratic Executive Committee convenes Friday at 7 30 PM at the same headquarters.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Roush and their infant daughter were away at the French home on Children’s Home Hill when a fire ruined the Union Avenue Hill dwelling owned by Harvey L French. Only a tiny rocking chair, bought for the baby's birthday, was saved. Insured loss. Firemen drew water from a cistern to fight the blaze.
Miss Elsa J. Lachamp was to be transferred to Marysville Reformatory for Women to serve an indeterminate embezzlement sentence. U S District Attorney Emerich S Freed postponed the transfer after she pleaded guilty to embezzling 2200 from a Union Trust Company account, with total defalcations over 37000.
Mr and Mrs John W Fussy Evans announce the birth of a son on September 11 at their home on Washington Street. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Amos Steenrod and Mr and Mrs W J Evans of Oak Street.
Fred Nebgen was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $200 after a court found him guilty of neglecting and torturing six year old Spencer Alien who was left in his care after the boy’s mother died. The grandparents received custody.
Lieutenant Tito Falconi world inverted flying record holder halted in Findlay due to rain on the Chicago to New York leg. He plans to depart for Italy Friday from Findlay.
Irene Ray a three year old girl died from a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile in ASHTABULA on Monday authorities reported the tragedy and noted the driver cooperated with investigators
Columbus dispatch reports a case of encephalitis or sleeping sickness confirmed today to the county board of health in Franklin County.
Grace Margaret Cook a 15 year old died of infantile paralysis prompting the city health commission to postpone the school opening for a week and also causing postponement of scholastic football games.
Deputy Sheriff John Hedge was killed and two others wounded in a gun battle with four assailants outside a local warehouse. The attackers, described as four men and women, opened fire during the incident.
Wolfe outlines key provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act code for coal, noting per ton and wage rules, union rights, and regional price agencies. He highlights five division administration, mine boards, and a three-member national board overseeing disputes, framing the code as enhancing economic security and social adjustment. Southern operators may challenge constitutionality.
Mrs. Frank MacGirr aged 79 died at 1 40 this morning at her Little Hocking home. Born near Guysville she was daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Bean. She and her husband were married about 3 years and lived in Little Hocking. Survived by husband three daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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