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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1924
Page
2
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Beatrice Mildred Border and Elton Coffman were married Sunday at 12:30 at the Border home in Mill Set with an improvised fern altar. Rev Tur r of Glouster officiated. no attendants. Immediate families attended, followed by a dinner. The bride has worked at Chauncey post office and the couple plan to reside in Chauncey.
Rev G B Courtney to conduct the service for Mrs Emma N late of Columbus. Relatives from Athens arrive at noon today. Services at 8 o clock with burial in Sayre Cemetery. Mrs Anderson formerly Stephenson, a former resident now living in Athens. Dr C C Stephenson of Marion Ohio, a nephew, in Makey yesterday for funeral arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans announce the birth of a son, Thomas, yesterday. The mother was formerly Miss Marga Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins of Chauncey.
Mr and Mrs Charles Robinett returned to their home in Field after spending a week with their son Vern who had an operation for appendicitis in Barberton Ohio. They report he is convalescing nicely.
Mrs. Hubert Wise of this city was taken to a Columbus hospital today for a possible surgical operation. She was accompanied by her husband and her step-father L. L. Wise of Chauncey.
Mr and Mrs William Ryan hosted guests at a country home near Chauncey for Easter Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stanley Ryan of Athens, Mr and Mrs F E Boudinott and son, and Mr G E Wemmer of Eld.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmore of Chicago arrived yesterday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs. th James of Millfield and other relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs LL D Lambuson and daughter Loraine of Columbus visit farmers relatives in MIM street and dine with Clarence K E McCafferty. Dr and Mrs Lindley Sprague host guests Mr and Mrs Waren Baker of Detroit. Mr and Mrs C E Stack and son visit Mrs Stack’s parents Dr and Mrs Warren V Sprague of Chauncey. D A Pierce and family guests of Hartleys in Millfield. Parker Boudinot spends Easter in Millfield. Chauncey Pythian Sisters stage home talent play ending with mock wedding at Globe Theatre. Marie Mourne and son Glennis visit Hinesell family. Booth’s assistant arrested on statutory charge after Hazel Bowman found in critical condition at doorstep following ride offer last night storm.
The state utilities commission authorized the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to issue and sell 3 million dollars in refunding and general mortgage bonds bearing six percent interest. Maturity is 1995.
Neuritis may affect a single nerve or many nerves. Pharmacists have sold Joint-Base for months as a penetrating rub that soaks in within a minute leaving no skin trace. It purports to loosen stiff joints reduce swelling and erase pain with thousands of tubes sold daily at 60 cents. Always remember Joint-East helps when joints ache quickly.
An unusually large Easter morning attendance at Chauncey Christian Sunday school followed by a program in the evening at M. E. F Church. Christine Courtney and Mildred Sands performed a vocal duet, Charles Minister played violin with Dorothy Minister on piano, and Harvey Nye gave a recitation The Resurrection. Frank Smith and Mr Brady are relocating families from Bailey Run to Lafollett Tennessee.
Middletown Ohio on April 22 reports Rodney Booth 25 a speed cop stationed with the court of Squire Bonnell and William Mitch.
Defiance is among 50 Ohio towns in the crusade against liquor where the W C T U will hold a jubilee on April 29. The national organization will stage similar meetings in 50 principal U S cities.
A Rochester inventor guarantees Allenrhu cures rheumatism or refunds the full price. Druggists in the county are instructed to offer the pill with a money back guarantee if it fails to stop pain and reduce swelling within twenty four hours. The ad claims long proven results and urges sufferers to try the remedy.
Advertisement notes that a medium bust measure pattern requires 42 yards of 40 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps.
Harry I. McClarren secretary of Wayne County Republican Central Committee is recommended for Wooster postmaster by its committee. The move follows a request from Senator Willis and would replace Col. Frank C. Gerlach whose four year term has ended.
Mrs. Rupert Price of Scootac Pennsylvania says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover after birth and eased prior difficulties. A country wide canvass reports 98 out of 100 purchasers benefited by the product.
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