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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1920

Page

8

Farm Bureau drive begins in earnest in Meigs county

The ten dollar Farm Bureau membership drive started Tuesday in Rutland township with five farmers from other areas joining as solicitors. Leaders include Dr. George Lasher J D Eblin J D Bradford and Commissioner Charles Lasher. County Agent K T Woodward coordinating with Shoenberger of Portage County to organize townships and recruit more volunteers.

Farm Bureau Meigs County Farm Bureau State Farm Burea Federation Ad Solicitors Rutland Township Rutland Dobbin George Lasher J. D. Eblin J. D Bradford Charles Lasher Shoenberger Portage County K. T. Woodward Woodward

Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Infidelity

Betty M. Kauff sues Earl G. Kauff in common pleas court seeking divorce on grounds of cruelty and unfaithfulness. She also seeks a restraining order to stop disposal of a car bought with her money and cites numerous instances of abusive behavior and unseemly conduct including striking her and throwing her from a vehicle.

Betty M. Kauff Common Pleas Court Earl G. Kauff

Would Not Stand to Be Served with Legal Papers

Officers seeking Marl C. Kauff to serve divorce papers and a restraining order spotted him near the Family Theatre in Middleport on Tuesday. He bolted as officers approached, slipping from contact when one grabbed his cap, and remained at large through late Tuesday evening.

Marl C. Kauff Middleport

Farber Eyes Pomaria or Middleport for New Depot

Max Farber of the Farber Iron Company, now in Columbus, is spending a few days in Pomeroy and Middleport and may decide to open a branch depot in one of the towns. Farber is a hustler with deep knowledge of the metal and iron business and has earned substantial financial success.

Max Farber The Farber Iron Company Middleport Columbus Pomeroy Mr. Farber

Funeral services for Mrs Henry King announced

Funeral services for Mrs Henry King who died Sunday evening are set for two o clock Wednesday at the residence with Rev John C Ford officiating and burial in Beach Grove cemetery

Henry King John C. Ford Beach Grove Cemetery

Local Briefs Highlight Town Visitors and Happenings

Ford Hunker sparks local talk as a new and different venture. Walter Hays and Edna Maxine visit Middleport after several days in Bluecreek West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton stay with J. B. Downing family en route to Charleston wedding trip. Clyde Winebrenner returns to Middleport with a broken arm from Pt. Pleasant. Jim Lafferty leads a drive to mobilize women for the unterrified party. Altie Casto starts clerical job in the county auditor’s office.

Ford Hunker Walter Hays Edna Maxine Ella Reichman Middleport Bluecreek W. Va Singleton J. B. Downing Charleston Clyde Winebrenner Pt. Pleasant Jim Lafferty Altie Casto

Building prices fall as housing market hopes rise

Prices of building materials and other essentials are dropping, with 50 to 60 percent cuts in materials possible and permanent reductions likely. Officials say more construction next spring could ease a 5,000,000 unit housing shortage, lower rents, and boost consumer purchasing power for food, clothing, and recreation.

Ralph F. Couch United Press Washington Labor Department

Experiments in German Porcelain Factory on Fractional Currency

Experiments are under way in a German porcelain factory aiming to produce fractional currency from a non metal washable material. The project explores alternative coinage forms and seeks durable, water resistant substitutes for metal money.

Local families share visits across Athens and Nelsonville

Hebbardsville and surrounding towns report visits from Mrs. George Shafer Athens Mrs. Bernard Rosser Columbus and Mrs. Virgil Davis Nelsonville to Mrs. Ed Michael Clyde Hudwell and family host at Jobs. W D Whaley and sons James and William entertained at Ed Donaldson Amesville. Charles and Earl Mohler Nelsonville with Ed Michaels family. Mrs. Fred Robinette and children spent weekend at Chauncey. John Richardson Columbus visiting G V Wingo family. Carl Coakley Nelsonville with Fin Dresher’s family. Dr A Morris and wife hosted Everette Lewis family Albany. County health nurse examined pupils at the school. incomplete work to be finished soon. Mrs J J Whaley returned from Amesville visit. Clark Hudwell family called on Peach Ridge. Funeral of William Angel held at Presbyterian church with large attendance. Rob Carsey Ath ens visited. Bessie Hahn Athens spent Sunday at William Phelps’s.

George Shafer Athens Bernard Rosser Columbus Virgil Davis Nelsonville Ed Michael Clyde Hudwell W. D. Whaley James William Ed Donaldson Amesville Charles Mohler Earl Mohler Ed. Michaels Fred Robinette Chauncey Sam Howard Hooper Ridge Sunda George Evanss John Richardson G. V. Wingo Carl Coakley Fin Dreshers A. Morris Everette Lewis Hazel Albany J. J. Whaley Clark Hudwell Peach Ridge William Angel Presbyterian Church Rob Carsey Herb Carsey Bessie Hahn William Phelps

Front Porch Gossip About Harding Aide And Glove Quip

Marion gossip notes Mrs. Harding’s public reception in Minnesota where she wore new white kid gloves that ripped after hours of handshaking. It mentions Harding’s chauffeur Frank Blackston and his influence on trip planning and routes. It also recalls Harding’s past speeding fine in Delaware Ohio and his preference for hands free speaking.

Frank Blackston Harding Mrs. Harding Marion Hardings Delaware Ohio

Speaker’s mishap at Minnesota fair draws laughs

During a Minnesota fair address a speaker struggled with his manuscript in one hand and a mouthpiece for amplification in the other. He forgot himself and waved the device, prompting the chairman to repeatedly remind him to keep the instrument at his mouth.

Harding

Crescent Ridge Social Roundup of Sunday Visits

Crescent Ridge residents share a busy weekend with guests and relatives. Tom and Mrs Cope and family visited John and Mrs Weiss. Hazel Wemer of Athens spent the day with her parents. Gladys and Freda Roberts stayed with sister Mrs Guy White. Wilson Wemer visited William Wemer. Clara Wemer visited grandparents B F Brown. Orvil Boudinot and Carl Sayre were guests of the Wemers.

Tom Cope John Weiss Hazel Wemer Athens R. H. Wemer Gladys Freda Roberts Guy White Wilson Wemer William Wemer Hooper Ridge Sunay Clara Wemer

Local Social Roundup From Haydenville to Athens

Circle Hill and Haydenville visitors include Mr and Mrs Elmer Lock and Mr and Mrs Harry Lock. Mrs Bert Hartley and son Frank call on Mr and Mrs Darrell Hartley. Robert Buchannon and Peter Fisher with daughter visit Athens. Frank Kirkendall at Logan fair. Dinner guests I and Mrs Rice Thomas. Hildreth Skinner attends Chauncey mane. James Hallett in Logan on business. Jess Skinner shops in Athens. Mrs Robert Skinner of Glouster visits. Corsica Napoleon's birthplace language is mainly Italian.

Elmer Lock Harry Lock Haydenville Bert Hartley Frank Darrell Hartley Robert Buchannon Athens Frank Kirkendall Peter Fisher Rice Thomas Sunny Hildreth Skinner Chauncey James Hallett Logan Jess Skinner Robert Skinner Glouster

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