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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1931

Page

9

Three Fines In Chauncey Mayor Case

Athens Sept. 25. Dean C. Sugar Creek pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. He also pleaded guilty to a separate intoxication charge and was fined and costs and recommitted. Earl Millican also pleaded guilty on an vacation charge in Mayor Hines court and was fined 5 dollars and costs. both men were recommitted to the County Jail in default of payment.

Uncey Dean C Sugar Creek W. D. Hines Chauncey Earl Millican Hines Athens

Entertains Society of Seventh Day Adventists in Hauncey

Hauncey September 25. Willing Workers Missionary Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hauncey, was entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Enos Okado on Mill Street. Members present included Mrs. Wil Clary, Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Mrs. Gabriel Pencelli, Mrs. Evelyn Yan, Mrs. Alva Karns, and Mrs. Okado. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Donnie Cunningam.

Hauncey

Hocking Miners Cancel Sunday Game With Carbon Hill

Chauncey September 25 Bill Lyons manager of the Hocking Miners Baseball Club announces the Sunday game with Carbon Hill has been cancelled. A recent report claimed the Miners beat the Nelsonville All-Stars 9 to 3. that result was incorrect as Nelsonville won. Teams seeking games should contact Bill Lyons The Plains.

Chauncey Bill Lyons the Plains Hocking Miners Carbon Hill Nelsonville All-Stars

Chauncey Personalities Visit Athens Notables

Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne Miss Millie Osborne Dane Osborne and children Richard and Florence Ann visited Athens for a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Noble. Mrs. Dane Osborne, hospitalized for a surgical operation at Grant Hospital Columbus, is reported improved. Mrs. Anna K. Bradshaw and family from Highland Falls New York stay in Chauncey with Mrs. Bradshaw’s sister-in-law Mrs. William Ryan to accompany Miss Dorothy Bradshaw to Ohio University. Mrs. C. N. Sanders hosted a Wednesday night luncheon at her Millfield home in Miss Bradshaw’s honor.

Chauncey Henry Osborne Millie Osborne Dane Osborne Richard Florence Ann Athens Harry B. Noble Grant Hospital Columbus Anna K. Bradshaw Highland Falls N. Y

Birthday Greeting for Miss Hazel La Hugh

Miss Hazel La Hugh celebrates her birthday anniversary. Miss Lucille Mason returns from a two week visit with relatives in Greenfield New Vienna Ohio and McMechem West Virginia. Mrs Preston Thompson and daughter Roberta of Newport Kentucky stay in Chauncey with Mrs Thompson's parents Mr and Mrs M B Tucker. Miss Louise Dew Chauncey and Andrew Moody and daughter Lizzie of Lancaster visit relatives in Akron and Cleveland. Miss Dew plans to return to Chauncey Sunday.

Lucille Mason Greenfield New Vienna Ohio McMechem W. Va Preston Thompson Roberta Newport Ky Chauncey Thompson M. B. Tucker Louise Dew Andrew Moody Lizzie Lancaster Akron Cleveland Miss Dew

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services in Chauncey

The Methodist Episcopal Church in Chauncey lists Sunday events for Sept 27. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. with preaching at 10:30 a.m. and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. Guss Graham.

Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church Guss Graham

Mrs McColley moved to Charleston hospital for treatment

Mrs Charles McColley of Chauncey was transferred to McMillen Hospital in Charleston West Virginia on Tuesday for treatment and possible operation, as reported.

Chauncey Charles McColley McMillen Hospital Charleston W. Va

Millfield Mine Injured Men Improve

Fred Crabtree and James Kiser of Millfield, hurt in the Millfield Mine several days ago, are reported to be improving. Crabtree sustained a hip injury from a squeeze and Kiser a back injury.

Chauncey Fred Crabtree James Kiser Millfield Crabtree Kiser

Chinese mobs assault shops in Hong Kong in unrest

Chinese mobs attacked Japanese shops in Hong Kong as police riot squads responded to ongoing disturbances. Placards urging attacks on Japanese appeared, and two British bystanders aiding a Japanese marine officer were badly injured.

Hong Kong

Night Flight of the S S Akron Marks First Moonlit Cruise

Akron, Sept 25. Naval officials plan further tests after the Akron’s initial night flight a moonlit cruise over northern Ohio. The airship, two previous aloft trips veteran, will be prepared for a third flight as the crew reports a 2000 to 2800 foot altitude over 3 hours 3 minutes.

Akron U.s.-Naval U. S.S. S. Akron Airlier Ohio G. W. Day Naval Board of Inspection and Survey Day Charles EB. Roeendahl Goodyear-Zeppelin Wooster

Pioneer Resident of Belpre Claimed by Death

David Oliver 84 pioneer resident of Belpre dies at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg after weeks of illness pneumonia hastened his death Born November 15 1869 in Pittsburgh married Mary Cool and moved to Belpre He helped build the Belpre Parkersburg bridge was a member of Belpre Methodist Church the Masonic Lodge and the Belpre Odd Fellows Lodge

Belpre David Oliver St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg Mr. Oliver Pittsburgh Mary Cool Belpre Methodist Church Masonic Fraternity Odd Fellow Lodge of

Fence Erected at Mound Cemetery in Marietta

Marietta completes a new fence at Mound Cemetery. Sewah Studios built the fence for 4708.03 with extras of 10. City engineers estimated 5000. Marietta industrial firms supplied most materials and local pay was issued. Granite corner posts provided by McLaren and Worm Marietta.

Marietta Mound Cemetery Sewah McLaren & Worm

Italy Boosts Import Duties Across Most Goods

A government decree issued in Rome on September 25 raises exise duties on most imports by ten percent, excluding combustibles, as part of a broader fiscal move. The measure targets broad category of goods and aims to adjust state revenues amid economic strain.

Rome

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