Omeroy Bend News reports alley project approval
A fragment notes that the council approved an alley project between Fourth and Main and Hooker areas. It mentions landowners owning adjacent lots and seeks clearance or action from authorities.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
A fragment notes that the council approved an alley project between Fourth and Main and Hooker areas. It mentions landowners owning adjacent lots and seeks clearance or action from authorities.
Bert Midt suffered a painful hand injury at Mobeon coal mine after a fellow worker struck him with a pick. He received medical attention from Dr. Poindexter.
Iddleport report states Don ary Ba sustained a badly fascerated fourth finger while meeting an accident at the Hobson coal mine on September 18.
Dr Whitney, missionary to Korea, gave an evening talk at the Presbyterian church in Middleport on September 18. A sizable number of people attended and listened.
Representatives of the Presbyterian churches of Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis met at Helen Turnbulls home to draft the program for a district Missionary meeting to be held at the Pomeroy Christian church in the near future. Joining in were Mrs. George Miss Ella Lupton and Mrs. A Lyons of Gallipolis Mrs Lee Heiner of Rutland Miss Mewart Mia C H Stewart and Mrs Dr Poindexter among others.
Mrs. McQuigg entertained the Third Thursday club on Lincoln Hill with a dinner last evening. Guests included Mrs. McCroba, Mrs. Fin, Mrs. Ewing, and Idly Coates, joining George Sauders of Middle for a luck supper honoring Mrs. Clar, a recent bride. Frank Price to host Grace Church Ladies' Guild event tonight.
Reverend A Welch missionary to India on furlough will give a talk at St Pauls Lutheran church Friday evening. The event will focus on Telugu Indians with local attendees expecting insight into their community.
The committee announces the lyceum program with dates: Oct. 12 Charles Cox Co., Feb. 3 Greenfield Quartette, Feb. 25 Rocky Mountain Quartette, Dec. 17 Bold T. Bailey lecturer, June 20 am Wagoner reader.
In Pomeroy Ohio on September 18 the court heard a divorce case between Gertrude Wilson and W F Wilson. All charges were withdrawn by mutual consent while a third amended complaint for gross neglect of duty was discussed and the matter continued for thirty days. Civil War veterans attended a related event and R B Carson was reelected president of the local organization.
Mrs. Joe Epple of Pomeroy returns from Cleveland after an attended visit. Millen Ebersbach and Mrs. Ebersbach come back from Cincinnati. The Pomeroy family heads by motor to Cincinnati. Henry Young travels to Cleveland after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Herman Hunts return from a motor trip.
Everett Reeves and Benton Pon traveled to Columbus on Wednesday to secure the annual Simpson M. E. church conference, which is being held this week.
Louise Carl of Syracuse New York who suffered severe scalding last week shows marked improvement and is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs H V Carl in Pomeroy.
Pomeroy residents H. C. Hanns and A. R. Fox appeared before Justice Gilmore on Thursday charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct. They were fined $25 and costs, paid, and released.
Mrs Will Davis returns home from Columbus while Mrs Clinton Fisher visits in Columbus this week. Mrs Lovina Bennett, after two months visiting Cleveland and other points, has returned.
Congressman John Phillips Hill of Maryland announced plans to introduce a bill in December to repeal the eighteenth amendment. He spoke at the mid Nebraska exposition after an address by W D Upshaw of Georgia. Hill argued prohibition is a failure and favors local option. He cited a Federated Church Council report as showing enforcement depends on local sentiment.
An Ohio University initiative adds Dr Blaine R Goldsberry to cooperate with the physical education staff for initial semester physical examinations. He is expected to attend intercollegiate contests to provide first aid as needed.
A man thought to be Earl Verity of Nelsonville lies with a fractured skull at Radium Hospital after a collision at Obetz Junction. The unconscious victim was struck by Stanley Hawley's car as it passed another vehicle. he was taken to Groveport for treatment and then to Columbus.
The school term begins while students return to classes and parents resume routine duties as vacations wrap up.
Miss Elsie Poley, 28, of Toledo, narrowly escaped death in Columbus when she jumped from a moving auto to flee unwanted attention from a male companion. The incident occurred today as the car traveled through the city.
In Moundsville West Virginia on September 18 James Wilford an alleged car thief escaped the Marshall County jail by using a key carved from a spoon handle to unlock three doors and flee the facility.
Contractor Fred Beckler advances on the Morrison hill section of the Athe&Y s-Pomeroy road, pouring concrete as trucks haul gravel sand and cement. A new concrete road-making machine debuts in Athens county while good weather promises faster progress.
Excessive heat and drought devastated the Rome Beauty apple crop in Southeast Ohio with Lawrence county hardest hit. West estimates lowland production at 60 percent of normal and hill orchards at 36 percent, some trees in Lawrence county barely fruiting, and color and size severely poor across several counties.
A Bellefontaine Ohio Examiner quote notes that troubles grow as they are fed or nurtured, using a metaphor of babies to describe how problems expand when given attention.
Washington reports a social sensation as Major General Harry L. Rogers accuses successor Major General William H. Hart of a 1922 plot to block Rogers from becoming quartermaster general. Rogers cites affidavits and a writer’s articles linking Rogers’ divorce to Hart’s influence, with war department inquiry pending. Both officers are veterans with strong service records and ties in the army.
Federal prohibition officials in Cleveland say bootleggers may be poisoning samples given to dry agents during raids. They warn plots to kill officers with poison liquor following reports that six agents in the Cleveland Detroit district suffer partial blindness and organ damage after sampling liquor. Agent J. W. Smith collapsed in the corridor.
The article asserts that proper care hinges on using correct preparations and following directions. It emphasizes precise steps and adherence to guidelines for handling complex ions.
The text promotes Cara Nome Skin Cream as a facial treatment to smooth lines and wrinkles and to be left on the face as a tissue builder during an extended trial period. It advocates using the cream throughout the try months.
Rangeley Maine farmer's wife Mrs Walter E Anderson credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of pain and fatigue enabling her to resume sewing washing ironing and sweeping. The letters illustrate why the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co is a leading user of roots and herbs.
The department has asked for expert medical advice to shield agents from a poison threat and arranged with the Marine Hospital for regular checkups and treatment if poisoned. Olive oil is recommended as a preventive measure. Five agents wounded by recent poison liquor include George Hopewell Harry Snyder W E McAdams Detroit office F J Kennedy Detroit office and Julius Deboskey Akron.
Calvin Walters a 30 year old black man was executed in the Ohio penitentiary for the murder of Alvin A. Stolls a San Toy merchant last March. He admitted guilt and died at 1 06 a m two minutes after the electric current was turned on. He will be buried locally.
A man recalls years of heavy drinking causing stomach trouble and says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restored his health. The ad claims the preparation clears tarry mucus from the intestinal tract and alleviates stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money refunded after one dose. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere endorse.
A directory commuresque reported from Madrid that Spain’s counter offensive in the Regalia sector near Tangier is making progress but slowly. The communique said the situation remains favorable yet unchanged as General Prigno De Rivera aims to push Rezaia forward cautiously.
Harrison W. Noel appeared before Judge Edwin C. Caffrey in Newark to plead to an indictment charging him with the murder of Raymond Pierce a chauffeur and 6 year old Mary Daly of Montclair N J The defendant showed little interest during the proceeding and stood vacantly as the plea was entered.
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