Classified Notice to Mrs Inez J Evans
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
3
Local notices list acts to Mrs Inez J Evans with circulation contact details including phone numbers 824 and 442 W for service. No further context provided.
The Noah Andrews setup for Linton Drilling on the Frank Patton lease East End reached a 4.25 million cu ft capacity at noon after probing sand to about 17 feet. Tubing of the second Nel sonville field producer was completed last night and new drill sites at Coes Row and Baird Brothers estate are planned with multiple rigs moving.
Five shadow children visit Ting-a-Ling and Sing-Song at Ting-a-Ling's house and devise a plan to harvest cherries. They urge robins to drop the fruit, then race to gather baskets, only to find the robins have eaten every cherry. Copyright 1990, Newspaper Feature Service.
Buchtel P T A met at the High School for the first meeting of the year with Mrs Myrtle Sweazy presiding. Room mothers were named to visit homes and recruit members. Delegates elected, new teachers introduced, meeting night moved to the second Thursday.
The Old Timers beat Longstreth 4 to 0 at Longstreth Field on September 18. Pitchers Garner and Taylor earned the win while Clarey and Dolly worked for Longstreth. The game was well played with few errors, and a return match was promised. This marked the 30th game of the season for the veterans, who seek to reach thirty-two games.
Glenford Dugan Post invites locals to a 9 o clock radio program lasting 90 minutes in cooperation with Victor Radio and the National American Legion. The nationwide broadcast on 76 NBC stations features President Hoover Calvin Coolidge Alfred E Smith Pershing and other leaders with music by world famous singers and musicians. W N Cooley urges wide listening from the community.
Boy Scouts Troop 45 will meet at the YMCA Friday at 7 o clock to discuss camp site plans and hear a report on the home coming work. All members are urged to attend.
The Parent Teachers Association of Central School will hold a meeting Friday at 3 p.m. in the Central building. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
Mrs P W Hickman of West Washington Street hosted a bridge gathering Wednesday afternoon. Substitute player Mrs Lewis Rice joined. High score prizes went to Mrs Harry Kelly first, Mrs Cecil Shafer second, and Mrs Walter Mechem third.
Albert W. Noone of Peterboro wins the Democratic nominations for governor and U S Senate amid a busy fall campaign. The 14 year old manufacturer vows to campaign for both offices.
York Grange No. 2486 will hold its regular meeting Friday evening September 19 at 7 30 o'clock at the Oak Grove Schoolhouse.
Mrs. Frank Jackson and Mrs. E E McCune visited Mrs. Arthur Burgess in Lancaster. Will Gibson and his wife spent a day in Columbus with Mrs. Gibson's mother. Several residents including Mrs Bernard Powell and Donald Lee Powell, and Mrs Albert Sparks with Richard and Judith, visited relatives in Lancaster and Haydenville. Others traveled to Columbus, Walbridge, Parkersburg, Athens, Athens and Portsmouth for visits or homecomings.
Ruth Alexander a 20 year old San Diego aviatrix was killed when her low wing monoplane crashed into a hill near Loma Portal as heavy fog hampered navigation. Police found her body in the wreckage and signs showed she traveled at high speed. Alexander had set a world altitude record last June and was regarded as a leading woman flier.
In Louisville on September 18, UR-Chicago reported that Ted Geisking’s status as a suspect in the Alfreu Lingle murder faded after witnesses failed to identify him. Pat Roche, Cook County state’s attorney chief investigator, announced he was done with the Geisking lead.
Shamrock VY and Enterprise began the fourth race of Sir Thomas Lipton s bid to recapture the Americas Cup with a 10 40 a m start today. The race was broadcast by radio and marked a renewed effort to defend the cup in England.
A public health style advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple bowel regimen. It urges a tumbler of water before breakfast and regular exercise, promising thorough cleansing without weakening the system. It claims quick relief from coated tongue bad breath bilious headaches and improved appetite sleep and well being. Big bottles available at drugstores.
Truro Nova Scotia reports an explosion at the Victoria Mine in River Herbert. The disaster mounts a death toll to seven, with three bodies recovered so far as rescue efforts continue.
After an explosion in a 1206 foot shaft, 138 miners initially escaped to the surface then returned underground to resume rescue operations. The event prompted ongoing efforts by rescuers to reach trapped workers.
Mansfield Reformatory figures show 128 men to be paroled and 300 parole applications filed. Parole dates run from October 1 to November 1, with Poling's parole beginning October 15.
John Wemmer 35 a Millfield miner had two fingers and parts of his left hand and right foot amputated after being caught under railroad cars at Chauncey. He was injured Tuesday night while trying to crawl beneath the train returning from night work at Manhattan Mine No 25 near Chauncey. He was treated at St Francis Hospital Columbus.
The M. and H. Clus picnic scheduled for Friday afternoon has been postponed to a later date.
Boston September 18 William M Butler, a dry candidate, held a margin of about 8000 votes in the Republican senatorial nomination contest.
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