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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
8
Roy Wallace of Dover Maine reports eczema clearance after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment two cakes and two boxes respectively. He endorses Cuticura Talcum and powdering routine and notes free samples by mail from C. Cuticura Laboratories Dept H Maiden MA.
On September 1 in Wellington the town buzzes for the fall Country Club dance. Ilona Cameron, a young wife-to-be, navigates her mother’s plans and social expectations as she contemplates her future with Roger, amid family pressure and evolving romance.
Reassuring friends leave a ravine and walk along the water line toward a gentle bay. They spot a bathing beach and the Chautauqua Boys' Club near a sizable shore building as they recall Ned’s tales of daily good times there.
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that lightly stimulates the bowels and liver to purify the system, offering a calomel substitute without harsh aftereffects. Take one or two nightly for a week to notice the cleansing effect.
In a woodland scene the four goats Pugh Stubby Button and Billy the younger discover a bubbling sulphur spring. They recoil at the first gulp then Billy runs to the lake to drink again as the family circles the spring in a playful rural moment.
A crude fragment describes Billy Junior and Nannie tormenting a victim with a butt while Father William enjoys it, ending with a note that tomorrow the wicked goats will break into a souvenir store, attributed to Saalfield Publishing Co.
Delbert Swartz of Marietta spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Swartz of Dundas. Elmer Hartley opened a produce house in the Lantz building. Michael Blackstone of Carroll visited his mother Mrs Rebecca Blackstone on Thursday and Friday. The Hudsons visited Columbus with their daughter. Henrietta Saltz of Richland spent Saturday with Mrs Ida Lantz. Mrs D A Martindill visited her sons Dr Cliff at Greenfield and Edwin at Lyndon. John Holdren and daughter Anna of Chillicothe visited Van Johnson from Friday to Monday. James Reynolds and son B F Reynolds leave for Columbus tonight on business.
Richard Clements was badly hurt Monday night when a barn door fell on him. The incident also involved Mr. and Mrs. Perry Evans and other witnesses.
Two children of Hamden were guests of their grandmother Mrs. Ella Martindill on Monday. Mrs. Charles Cady and her daughter from Columbus are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swaim. A J Conner visits Mrs. Edith Carlisle and son Henry in Columbus. Percy Steele spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. W H Carr in Athens.
Mrs. E. L. Burns of Columbus and her husband the Mc Arthur schools professor visited here. Mrs. Cahriel Cady and daughter with family and Mrs. Francis Lomax spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamilton in Zaleski.
Donald Colling and Charles Lee visited towns Logan Athens and Radcliff for business. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Murphy and family of McArthur joined Charles Carson for Easter Cantata at the M. E. church. Local residents Mollie Bagley Robbins Patterson Robbins Cross Chenoweth and others from Hamden attended.
Mr and Mrs Harry Specht and their son are visiting Mrs Specht's parents Mr and Mrs A F Woltz in Wellston. The family name and places are listed with no additional details.
Ferris departed today for a three days’ business trip in Columbus. Dan Will, who had been ill for several days, is reported somewhat better today.
Mr and Mrs L W Thorpe Lou Shry Mrs Etta Vansky and Mrs Foreman motored to Rio Grande and enjoyed a nice dinner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs O FE Vollenweider spent Easter with Mr and Mrs H E Ray at Jackson, sharing a family gathering and holiday greetings with relatives.
A sequence of 5 transfers lists William A. Tripp to Joseph O. Tripp for 95 acres in Richland township and W L Reed to W E Detty for 89 acres in Bagie township, each with nominal payments. Also Knocke to H C Atwood for 25 acres in Richland and Henry Sockel sheriff to John W Queen for 40 acres in Vinton, plus Mary M Smith to Sarah E Wolf and Harry L Hawkins for 26 acres in Brown township with small sums.
Owen Waldron sustained a badly sprained wrist while handling a four inch pipe at Ohio Fuel. Medical staff treated him at the scene and he was expected to recover with rest.
Emma Snook is named guardian for Henry George Snook Clarence W Snook and John Arthur Snook. Stanley A Frampton applies for probate of Kendall H Frampton will. Sarah Webb guardian of Walter Webb reports fourth partial account with hearing set May 12 1922. Charles A Salts appointed administrator of Geo Salts estate. Fred Elliott adjudged insane and committed to Athens State hospital. John Scott appointed administrator of Isabelle Scott estate.
Dublin reports Mulineegin County Kerry authorities arrested two imprisoned Irish Republican Army commandants today, signaling a significant security action amid ongoing tensions.
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