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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1926
Page
7
The Rev. M. E. Chatley opened a series of Sunday sermons at the Christian church arguing the Bible’s divine origin. He cited universal acceptance and notable influence on art and literature, and offered five reasons why the Bible is essentially true while noting not all parts are divine.
Five people died in a New York City home after a gas leak over the last twenty four hours. Authorities investigate the source of the fatal accidental gas poisoning and warn residents to check appliances and seals.
Dr McGurk ridiculed the liquor gang logic and argued prohibition should stand. He criticized General Andrews for proposing to weaken the law and urged vigilance to protect institutions and laws. The sermon labeled the wets’ push as a farce and warned of wider social costs.
Consolidated financial data for Athens County including General County Funds and Trust Funds. Details cover taxable valuation, state settlements, school and township levies, miscellaneous receipts, and specific itemized expenditures ending December 31, 1925. Notable lines include state general levy, school district allocations, and various trust fund receipts.
A dated report lists financial totals for Athens Ohio on March 27 1926. The figures include TIT 118.00 66.76 12.04 TIT 118.00 66.76 12.04 505.07 31.00 4,153.01 2,945.17 527.71 8,401.65. The source preserves numeric entries and settlement totals for comparison.
Report of Condition of The First National Bank showing loans and discounts including rediscounts and foreign bills. overdrafts of 181.62 dollars. deposits to secure circulation. United States bonds and other securities. banking house and fixtures. lawful reserve with the Federal Reserve Bank. cash in vault and due from national and state banks. miscellaneous cash items and redemption fund with the U S Treasurer.
Glouster April 19 a new parking rule in the High street crossing area from Melligan's Shoe to Drury drug store requires cars to park on the east side at a diagonal. The modification eases access for southbound motorists entering the city.
J L Stahl, aged 84, travels with son H R Stahl to Newark to visit his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W S Clegg to celebrate his 85th birthday this Tuesday after leaving Monday morning from the city.
Dr Le Fever a patient at Grant hospital Columbus is improving after a shattered knee cap. He spent a short time on the roof garden during a warm spell and will likely be several weeks from home recovery.
Mrs Andrews has grandparents and Matconi Aldie seriously ill with slim hopes for recovery. John Ray returns to Wapakese after days in the city with his son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Cham. Josephards Jr. spends the day in Columbus on business.
Calendar shows spring while the thermometer contradicts with ice found in Glouster morning. Residents note a sudden cold snap despite sunny forecasts as the Glouster Ice Cream company reports high production.
Rescuers labored in a caved-in Grizsly Creek tunnel at Feather River Power camp on Buck's Ranch near Quincy to reach six hard rock miners trapped under solid rock for about thirty hours. Officials warned hopes were dim that the men would be found alive.
The Lima board of commerce will launch a campaign dinner tonight at the Barr hotel to raise 30000 dollars for financing a municip al air station municipal radio station and a suitable site for a 106000 dollar armory.
The Centro Gallego or club of Galicia in Havana reports 43 1900 members. The notice highlights a civic or cultural organization with a growing membership in the city.
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