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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

2

Pom High Students Win Medals in Interclass Meet

Two Pomelo high school students earned medals after breaking records at the Interclass field meet held last spring at Rock Springs fair. Fred Blac tm ar broke the Pemerdl high school 100 yard dash record and tied the state dash record of 10 1 5 seconds. Robert Schlaegel set a new high jump mark rising to 6 feet 6 1 4 inches, surpassing the previous 6 4 2 4. Brown surpassed the javelin record by 41 feet 1 inch, from 101 8 to 142 4. Coach Sampson presented Brown with the raise to college.

Pomeroy Pom High School Athletic Association Rock Springs Fred Blactmar Robert Schlaegel Schlaegal Brown Sampson

Boy committed to Lancaster industrial school by judge

Thomas, son of Mrs Ruth Hendrix, was committed to the Lancaster boys industrial school by Prolate Judge Cora B Roberts. The boy had been at the house of Charlie Ward during the judge's absence, where he allegedly stole several articles. Sheriff Harry took him to Lancaster this morning.

Pomeroy

Father's blood given to son at Holzer Hospital

Charles Davis was rushed to Holzer hospital yesterday for a blood transfusion after a nasal operation left him with hemorrhages. His father Will Davis donated the blood for the procedure and the family reports his condition shows some improvement.

Education board holds regular meeting at high school

The education board conducted its regular session at the high school Tuesday evening. Regular bills were reviewed and approved.

Local pastors affected in Pomeroy area transfers

The Sept 24 notice lists Methodist ministers who will keep or shift posts this year. Rev. O. F. Weed remains at Pomeroy parish while Rev. T. A. Cleland moves from Portland-Racedville to another district, and Rev. Howard stays at Belpre. Rev. C. H. remains in Williamson. Rev. A. McArthur stays at his current parish.

Pomeroy O. F.weed Pomeroy Parish T. A. Cleland Portland-Racedville Howard Reat

Pomeroy High School Forms First Football Team

Pomeroy Sept 24 coach forms a football team with no experienced players. If organized successfully, basketball training will not start until December as efforts focus on football.

Pomeroy Fampron Pomeroy High School

Council Meeting Postponed In Pomeroy

Pomeroy council special meeting set for tonight to pass the semi annual appropriation ordinance has been postponed to tomorrow night.

Pomeroy

Pomeroy Bend Briefs Update Local Visitors and Travels

Mrs. Frank Schaefer returns to Columbus after visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Schorn of Pomeroy. H J Newman goes to Pittsburgh after business in Cambridge Massachusetts for Harvard. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris back from a short upstate motor trip. Ray Roach and Art Tracy return from Marietta after attending a K of P convention. Northop Moore of Kansas City visits sisters Genevieve and Leah Davis. Val Hovey of Marietta was a recent business visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beasley of Athens were here yesterday. Sam Newell of Ravenswood, former Meigs county newspaper man, visits Pomeroy. Clark of Charleston with oil interests at Nease Settlement in town to look after interests. Mrs. J L Fauber leaves for a few days to visit her sister Mrs L D Peoples. Mildred Burford of West Carlton arrives today to visit relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. C E Peoples visit relatives in Portland.

Pomeroy Bend Frank Schaefer Columbus Mary Schorn Pomeroy H. J. Newman Pittsburgh Earlings Cambridge Mass Harvard University Edgar Morris Ray Roach Art Tracy Marietta Northop Moore Kansas City Genevieve Leah Davis Val Hovey Charles Beasley Athens Yester- Sam Newell Ravenswood Meigs County Clark Charleston Nease J. L. Fauber L. D. Peoples Mildred Burford West Careton Dudge C. E. Peoplce Portland

Meeting Plans Set for State Conclave in October

At the meeting, arrangements were made for members to attend the state conclave to be held in Tiffin early in October.

Tiffin

Fresh Fish Lineup at R D Youngs Friday

A complete line of fresh fish including halibut bass and cat fish will be available at R D Youngs on Friday along with oysters and deviled crabs.

R. D. Young

Illegal Use of Flueless Stoves Urged

Columbus City Health Commissioner Beer warns residents that use of flueless stoves is illegal and dangerous. He says breathing air with insufficient oxygen lowers vitality and increases susceptibility to colds and serious diseases.

Columbus

German cabinet to attend foreign ministers conference

Berlin September 24. The German cabinet chaired by President Hindenburg formally accepted the allied invitation to take part in a foreign ministers conference. The talks aim to lay groundwork before a general conference to nominate a security pact.

Berlin Hindenburg

Fountain pen man may be New York's next mayor

A figure nicknamed the fountain pen man is emerging as a potential mayoral candidate in New York. The piece hints at unspecified past blotches that could influence his bid.

Fountain Pen New York

Assessing Fines in Police Court

R A Kennedy fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication and possession of intoxicants. Five traffic cases heard. W J Seal Canaanville, Henry Staggertt Sprague Taxi driver, and R C Bardin salesman fined 6 dollars and costs for speeding. Staggertt towed by Officer Maple. others arrested by Officer Robinet te. Two cases dismissed.

R. A. Kennedy Charles Maple L. A. Koons W. J. Seal Canaonville Henry Staggertt Sprague Taxi Company R. C. Bardin Staggertt Maple Robinette

Hal Donahey Heads to Military Prep for West Point

Hal Donahey son of Governor Donahey travels from Columbus to Washington to enter a military school in preparation for the U S Military Academy at West Point. The notice also advertises fish and seafood at R D D Young's on Second Street for Friday.

Hal Columbus Hal Donahey Donahey Tooday Washington, D. C U. S. Military Academy West Point R. D D. Young’s Second Street

Athens cars congestion prompts strict curb enforcement

Mayor L. A. Koons announced strict enforcement of curb and double parking ordinances after a rise in 60 minute and double parking violations. He cited heavy evening traffic and cars standing in the street as causing congestion and charged business men of lax observance.

L. A. Koons

Seattle Jail Escape Sparks Winter Worries

Six men escaped from the Seattle jail and now face a cold winter. Mayor Koons criticizes business leaders for double parking, claiming cars clog streets and deter prospective buyers. Police report curb monopolization as a barrier to enforcement.

Seattle

Church Fundraiser Planned for Crees Roads Repair

Albany Sept 24 Members of the Crees Roads church host an ice cream social at Charlie Bean's home near the church on Saturday evening. Proceeds go toward remodeling the church after two prior socials and an oyster supper is expected later to raise more money.

Albany Crees Roads Charlies Bean

Egg Forger Tops Paris Hoax in Egg Trade

A Paris report unveils a new egg forger who soaks common lark eggs in chemical treatment to resemble expensive nightingale eggs, driving up prices as collectors pay top dollar for the rarities. Police warn buyers to verify provenance and authenticate eggs before purchase.

Paris Iiting Dupes

Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a fast remedy for acute stomach distress. It claims rapid relief from gas distention, belching, heartburn, and a suffocating feeling, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Dave New Jersey Regp Bottié O Dare Mentha Pepsin—ch Pharmacy Co

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