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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1934

Page

3

Arbondale Team Takes Lead In Nelsonville Twilight Loop

In Nelsonville twilight play Arbondale gains the lead as Brooks Shoe acts in the second half amid rain delays. Key hits by C. Chesser and Hilleary help score, with fielding highlights and pinch pitching influencing the tense late innings.

Arbondale Nelsonville Brooks Shoe Hannahs Seadoff Filleary Haddox K. Chesser H. Chesser Carlin Chesser Eige Hilleary Chesbit

Oak Grove School Opens with New Teachers

The Oak Grove school opened on Monday with Miss Mildred Wend and Mrs. Blanche Malone as teachers. Nearby relatives and neighbors visited and spent Sundays with kin along the Muskingum River and in surrounding towns including Floodwood and Marion.

Oak Grove Mildred Wend Blanche Malone Earl Mourne Hamley Run Charles Gilpin William Hartman Muskingum River Floyd Lowery Eugene Wolfe Floodwood Morris Lowery Charles Wendell William O'Hara Marion Clifford Hartman Charles Wachenschwanz Nancy Davis Carbondale Nora Cagg

Rotary Talk Traces Constitution Roots in Nelsonville

Athens attorney R. D. Williams spoke to the Nelsonville Rotary Club on constitutional history. He outlined two early schools of thought, Hamiltonian centralization versus Jeffersonian states’ rights, noting the nation’s 150 year growth under the balance of express federal powers and reserved state and people powers.

Nelsonville R. D. Williams Athens

Personal Notes From Nelsonville and Nearby

Local residents report travel and family events including Mrs C A Stover and Miss Lillian returning from a three week trip to Petoskey Michigan. Ann Arbor resident Mrs Charles Cunningham visits her parents in Fort Street Christian Church area. Miss Mayme Keplar attends a cousin's funeral in Columbus. Carol Jean Scott welcomed by Paul Lewis and Jennie Tennihill in Nelsonville. Garnet Lash undergoes appendicitis surgery in Columbus with mother Mrs William Lash. Vivian Dowler coordinates hunting licenses at York Township office daily 1 to 5 30 pm.

C. A. Stover Lillian Petoskey Mich Charles Cunningham Ann Arbor Walter Mechem Mayme Keplar Columbus Joe Smith R. F. Strickler Cuyahoga Falls Nelsonville Paul Lewis Jennie Tennihill Scott Street Carol Jean John Tennihill Grace Lewis Athens Vivian Dowler York Township High Street Garnet Lash St. Francis Hospital William Lash Miss Lash Nelsonville High School

Kimberly Beats Nelsonville All-Stars 6-4 On Local Field

Kimberly rode Browning’s complete game five hit allowed performance to a 6-4 victory over Nelsonville All-Star Colored at home. Woodson held Kimberly to six strikeouts, while Williams led Kimberly with two singles and a double. Kimberly to play Glouster next Sunday in miners league action.

Kimberly Nelsonville Browning Cecil Woodson Dexter Woodson Robert Kennedy Glouster Miners

Exhausted carrier pigeon found in Buchtel yard

A worn carrier pigeon collapsed in the yard of Rev. Father J. F. Carney in Buchtel. A German silver band marked ES8K on its left leg and a red rubber band on the right. The bird, on an unusual route, is being fed before resuming flight. Separately Carl Wend of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Holland.

Nelsonville J. F. Carney Buchtel

Izaak Walton League Launches Tree Planting Drive

The League urges chapters to gather walnuts hickory nuts and other species for spring planting and to start campaigns to seed plantings. Slogan Save the trees save the nation. The drive aims to curb soil erosion and foster wildlife as topsoil losses reach 400 million dollars yearly.

United States Izaak Walton League League

Walton League Sells Licenses At Local Stores

The Izaak Walton League sells hunting and fishing licenses this fall at Kerr and Wheaton Hardware Stores in Athens. Proceeds fund game and feed for birds and animals. Last year 25 cents per license bought 50 pairs of Missouri rabbits and ten bushels of wheat and corn for feed. Farmers near Athens paid to leave crops for wildlife, and patronizing these stores is hoped to improve hunting.

Izaak Walton League Kerr and Wheaton Hardware Athens Missouri

Democrats Plan Constructive Ohio Platform At State Convention

Columbus Sept 12 Democrats promise a constructive program and a united effort for November with support of the New Deal. State Chairman Francis J Poulson says the party will present a concrete agenda rather than a mere collection of words, contrasting with the Republican platform last week.

Columbus Francis J. Poulson Ohio

Waterloo man held to grand jury on assault charge

Alone of Waterloo Township was bound to the Athens County Grand Jury on a $490 bond after pleading not guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter to charges of assault on Jake Milliron.

Waterloo Township Athens County C. H. Porter Jake Milliron

Services Resume at Athens Presbyterian Church

Evening services resume at 7:30 PM at Athens Presbyterian Church announced by Rev. A Y Wilcox. Pastor's topic is The Mos lem Faith in the Orient Today.

Athens Presbyterian Church A. Y. Wilcox

Primary vote highlights in multiple states across U S

New Hampshire Republicans and Democrats favored the current congressional lineup. In New Hampshire Governor nominees are H Stiles Bridges and John L Sullivan. Arizona sees Isabella Greenway renominated for congressman at large as Ashurst gains with Osborn pressing. Georgia and Connecticut primaries loom with Talmadge and Cross leading. Maryland and New York also held or upcoming primaries.

New Hampshire Rogers Tobey H. Stiles Bridges John L. Sullivan Colorado Josephine Roche Edwin C. Johnson Nate C. Warren Henry F. Ashurst Arizona Sidney P. Osborn Ashurst Isabella Greenway Roosevelt Hunt R. C. Stanford Georgia Eugene Talmadge Connecticut Wilbur L. Cross Maryland New York

Russell reunion gathers 150 descendants at Coolville Camp Grounds

Sunday the Russell reunion drew about 150 descendants to the Coolville Camp Grounds for a dinner and old-time music. Attendees planned to meet again next year at the same site. Couples and families from Middleport Carthage Spencer and Spencer area joined relatives, with many staying at local homes. An upcoming Carthage Church 50th anniversary and homecoming is set for Sunday September 16. Announcement will follow in Friday’s Messenger.

Russell Coolville Ray Smith Jennie Smith Middleport Clyde Parrish Larson Russell Burdette Carthage P. H. Burdette Spencer W. Va Alva Harper Frances Tanborey Pt. Pleasant T. G. Hildare Netta Lee Indian Run Hildore Edward Galbreath Alda Larson Amos Place Parrish Cabin Hockingport Road Carthage Church

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Anna Towell Bighouse In Columbus

Services for Mrs Anna Towell Bighouse of Columbus were conducted at St Sylvester s Church. She had lived in Zaleski most of her life, preceded in death by her husband William Bighouse. Surviving relatives include two stepdaughters and one stepson. Several local residents and relatives are noted in accompanying travel mentions and visits.

Anna Towell Bighouse Columbus St. Sylvester's Church Pocahontas W. Va Ulysses South Vienna Albert Donald McKibben Roanoke FE. H. Robertson Joe Robertson Charleston Vansky Schneider Elizabeth Robertson Ira Diles

Local Folks Visit and School Opening Noted

Mrs B K Forman and grandson Robert returned from Akron. Russell Forman and family visited relatives in Athens. Carl Frische left for Waxahachie to attend his brother John's wedding to Ruth Liggett. Wilbur Young family and Phillips siblings toured Lancaster to visit Minnie Woods. Rock Riffie School opened with A B Collins and Villa Tippie as instructors.

B. K. Forman Robert Akron Russell Forman Athens Carl Frische Waupoko Waxahachie Texas John Ruth Liggett Wilbur Young Janet Edward Mary Esther Phillips Lancaster Minnie Woods Mary Phillips Woods Rock Riffie School A. B. Collins

Glouster Urged to Seek FERA Playground Project

Glouster leaders were urged to pursue a FERA project for a public recreation ground. Gordon K. Bush of The Athens Messenger outlined steps to obtain state relief approval. Carl Beasley emphasized that FERA provides labor only and the community must supply materials.

Glouster FERA Glouster Kiwanis Club Gordon K. Bush Athens Messenger Bush State Relief Commission Carl Beasley Athens F. J. Beasley Milling Co R. H. Campbell Cincinnati Basil Davis Hollister Hotel Gordon

Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets at Hedfelt Home

The Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Mary Hedfelt's home. Mrs. John Exenkamper read Bible history, Mrs. George Ver Maarten read a poem A Loaf of Bread, Miss Mary McCann spoke on The Movies, and Mrs. Carl Orndorf read An Old Lady's Rosary. Refreshments were served. guests included Mrs. Mary Minor of Columbus and Mrs. Gertrude Hermey of Corning.

Hedfelt Glouster Catholic Ladies’ Study Club Mary Hedfelt John Exenkamper George Ver- Maaten Mary McCann Carl Orndorf Mary Minor Columbus Gertrude Hermey Corning

Millfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Returns

Millfield-Vaughn Earich and family visited Mrs Earichs parents Mr and Mrs William Cole Sunday. Julia Mingus returned home to Ames Township after summer work in Schenectady and plans to enter Ohio University. Mr and Mrs Sawyer and Mr and Mrs Boudinot attended a farm bureau picnic at the Kempf farm near Nelsonville. Mrs Albert Dust of Trimble spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Caroline Hartman in Modoc.

Kempf Farm Nelsonville Albert Dust, Trimble Caroline Hartman Modoc

TRIMBLE Young People's Class Meets for September Session

The September meeting of the Young People's class at the Church of Christ was led by president Dennis Addington in the social rooms. The devotional focused on Friendship with Ruth as the scripture. Visitors included Mendenhall Doughty Paul Richard Sands and Norman Learich. Mrs Christman and many members attended.

Trimble Church of Christ Dennis Addington Ruth Lawrence Sands Betty Johnson Oscie Sharp Miss Mendenhall Miss Doughty Paul Richard Sands Norman

Homer P T A Meets In Homer Township

Homer Township P T A held its first meeting of the school year at the high school building chaired by president Lucile Carter. County Superintendent Mallett spoke on school finances, focusing on Homer Township. Committees named for membership and program were set with Lena Phillips Mary Smith Thelma Bowersock Muriel Pedicord Jennie Hamble and N M Gardner Murrel Pedicord.

Mountville Homer Township Lucile Carter Mallett Morgan County Lena Phillips Mary Smith Thelma Bowersock Muriel Pedicord Jennie Hambel Gardner Murrel Pedicord

Binderbasins visit Millersburg kin

Mr. and Mrs. John Binderbasin with Harold and Helen Binderbasin returned Tuesday from Millersburg where they stayed a few days with Mrs. Binderbasin’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs Henry Huebner.

Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Quilt at Glouster

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall in Glouster on Thursday at 1 PM to quilt. A pot luck dinner will follow at 6 PM.

Glouster American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall

Kasler Linscott Families Reunite at Hooper Ridge

The Kasler Linscott reunion gathered nearly 300 people at Hooper Ridge on Sunday September 3 with a noon cafeteria meal followed by songs talks and readings. Officers elected include A R Linscott president Fred O Linscott vice president Frances Clark secretary treasurer Asa Kasler Homer Linscott and Bessie Sylvia Adaline Kasier on arrangements and entertainment. Warren V Kasier aged 85 was the oldest member present.

Glouster A. R. Linscott Amesville Fred O. Linscott Nelsonville Frances Clark Trimble Asa Kasler Spicer Keirns Homer Linscott Bessie Keirns Sylvia Keirns Adaline Kasier Hooper Ridge Warren V. Kasier

Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at Taylor Ridge Church

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Gladie Kempton’s home with 17 members and four guests. Birthday anniversaries for Cora Davis, Gladie Kempton, and Lena Mulpas were celebrated with a handkerchief shower. October meeting to be at Lena Mulpas’ home.

Taylor Ridge Ladies’ Aid Society The Church of Christ Gladie Kempton Cora Davies Bess Sayre Flora Harrison Carl Hildebrand Bertha Heffken Cora Davis Lena Mulpas Charles White Jacksonville William Oakley Ruth Nelsorsville

UMW Auxiliary to Meet Monday Night in IOOF Hall

Jacksonville notice says UMW Auxiliary meets every two weeks Monday at 7 in the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Linnie Rummel and Mrs. Mary Jones returned to Minersville after Mary Jones stayed with sister Mrs. Lulu Mills. Deus Filiae Class of the MEF Sunday School to meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mary Alice Hallam's home.

Linnie Rummel Mary Jones Minersville Lulu Mills M.ef Mise Mary Alice Hallam

Court News IN PROBATE COURT Marriage Licenses

In probate court marriage licenses were issued to Herper Saunders, 19, Athens, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Saunders, and Mary Pettiford, 21, Athens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Pettiford, on application.

Herper Saunders Athens Samuel Saunders Mary Pettiford Anthony Pettiford

Cheshire Miners Win After Lunch Adjour nment

Max McMurray of the Bituminous Coal Code Authority Ohio testified that district coal prices set two inch nut coal at 2.25 per ton fob mine and mine run coal at 1.95 per ton. Switzer argued to curb a few operators to protect others, Hall noted. Gallia County educators seek party status after contracting coal for schools at 1.8744 per ton. Hall added injunctions awaited similar actions in Harrison County.

Max McMurray McMurray The Bituminous Coal Code Authority of Ohio Cleveland Coal Code Authority Hall Switzer Gallia County Gallipolis Board of Educution Bert Scott Douglas Daret Harrison County

Foxes Raid Flocks in Millfield Hits Local Poultry

Foxes killed 100 chickens owned by Allen Chadwell and 75 by Joe Massaror in Millfield district raids. Hooper Ridge farmers report further poultry losses.

Millfield Allen Chadwell Joe Massaror Hooper Ridge

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief

Ad touts Peterson's Ointment for rapid itch relief and skin improvements. Claims include softening crusts, reducing redness, and overnight relief with money back if it fails. Also recommended for pimples toes and cracks between toes. available at all druggists.

Peterson

Mrs Burchfield Hosts Dinner for Chauncey Cousin Guests

Mrs Arthur Burchfield entertained at a Chauncey dinner complimenting her cousin Mrs James Ferguson. Guests included Mrs Ferguson, Mrs F M McHarg, Mrs Harry Moore, Melvin Moore, Gladys Shields, and Mrs Burchfield.

Chauncey Arthur Burchfield James Ferguson Ferguson F. M. McHarg Harry Moore Melvin Moore Gladys Shields Burchfield

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