Nelsonville CWS Schedules Eastern Star Meeting
The regular meeting of Adorn Chapter No. 7202 is set for Tuesday night at 7:30. Members are urged to attend and bring their Golden Sun labels.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
3
The regular meeting of Adorn Chapter No. 7202 is set for Tuesday night at 7:30. Members are urged to attend and bring their Golden Sun labels.
Knights of Pythias urged to attend a meeting Wednesday night with many candidates to be initiated. Mr and Mrs J G Edleman and sister Lucy of Athens were head guests of Mr and Mrs W Horton. Success Oil and Gas reports well No 3 on Katherine pison farm in Star township King county shows for a producer. Drilling halted after 12 feet, 2900 feet to be resumed once boiler issue is fixed.
The note reports unusually high fish catches at P Basin on Sunday and mentions local activity around Chas Evans' plumbing shop. It also notes Kansas jack rabbits bred in Chas Evans’ window, a clash with William Bugmanner, and a call for fox hunters to attend the next meeting on April 28 at 7 30 pm with annual dues of 35 cents.
Mrs. Furnise wife of ard Furnise dies at home in Columbus after brief illness with pneumonia. She was born in this city, graduated locally, and helped with the Valley et. She leaves her husband three children and five? five, with services to be held Wednesday afternoon.
John Murphy was fined $100 and costs before Mayor McCune for drunkenness and possessing whiskey. The proceeding occurred Saturday.
The East End Garage team traveled to Buchtel Sunday and fell 29 to 5. Lineup included Erwin T. Green J Mars M Lowery G Oliver Rhodda D Merz A Polick C Cline. Also notes Rev John L Stine filled the pulpit at the Christian church in Johnson's absence. Bible school attendance reached 655 with $34.05 in offerings.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Bess Bland's Fort Street home. After devotional by Mrs. Hickman and a brief business session delegates were elected to Racine district meeting. Members Mrs. Bland Mrs. Bush Mrs. Shirley and Mrs. Nelson named. Nelson led the program as members shared W M E work and refreshments were served to about thirty.
The Episcopal Guild ladies gathered at Mrs. Fred Wilds residence on St John s street for an evening gathering. Hostess served a delightful lunch to Mesdames J Hall H Rodda J Warrington J Evang J Tedrow T Evans J McKee J Barber H Otis W Barber C Shockly F Johnson Miss Bryan Mabel Poston Lillian McKee Lillian Barber and Mrs Lama of Logan.
A medical tip states a few drops of Outgo applied around an ingrown toenail ease inflammation and pain. It supposedly hardens skin so the nail turns outward overnight. Outgo is advertised as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists and purchasable from drug stores.
The Plains group and others motored to Athens on Saturday. Local families visit relatives and shop in Athens while several residents host guests from nearby towns. A hospital update notes Floyd Barker resting after tonsil adenoids surgery. Ed Michaels and J. K. Brown attend a funeral in Union. John Belaski listed as sick.
Frank Hawkins of Guernsey County says he killed a snake measuring 16 feet long in Cambridge. The report notes his assertion and provides no independent verification or details of location or method.
Mrs. Blanche Mullin of Alliance Ohio reports relief from nervousness constipation liver trouble and indigestion after using Dreco the herbal compound. She credits better sleep dizziness gone gas relieved constipation and aches fading endorsing the medicine as real merit. Many others claim relief from weak kidneys and rheumatic conditions with Dreco.
The ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring blood tonic to renew red blood cells and restore vigor. It claims improved oxygen distribution, added color to pale cheeks, and heightened health, available in tablet or health forms at druggists.
War department to conduct thorough physical examinations of youths for upcoming citizen military training camps. Major General Merritt W. Ireland cites benefits including improved fitness, correction of latent conditions, sanitation instruction, and public health measures based on camp findings.
Dr. John Sprague and C A Overmeyer collided Sunday on State Street and Morris Avenue. The corner proved tight and both cars were badly dented though not totaled. Dr Sprague departed Sunday evening for several weeks in New York.
In New York on April 25 a verdict in Jazz on Classics Entertainment vs Culture and L Brow vs H Brow cites a profit of 150000 dollars from the theatrical season. The Metropolitan Opera closed its season with a deficit of 25009 dollars.
Mr. Shull preached that Christ's kingdom will replace Satan's rule, ending sickness and death. He urged that Daniel's prophecy foretells a global reign of righteousness with Jerusalem as world capital, yielding a new era of peace and life for mankind.
A lost diamond ring is requested to be returned to Dr E LeFever with a reward offered. The note places the loss as occurring in Glouster or between Glouster and Mine 26. The message is part of a local notices column including community updates.
A joint memorial service for the Glouster and Jacksonville Odd Fellows lodges occupied yesterday afternoon with a sermon by Harry M. Wilson of the Glouster Church of Christ. A Trimble male chorus performed three selections and members later returned to their lodge hall for ice cream.
Four bandits kidnapped and robbed artist Helen Spangler and Charles Holland in Chicago today. Spangler, who followed the leader’s command, retrieved a large diamond ring from her mouth after they left. Robbers took $1500 in cash and jewelry.
April 26 debate centers on replacing excess profits tax with a sales tax. Proponents argue the sales tax is fairer and predictable, while opponents warn it targets consumers and may be misunderstood. The discussion spans Congress and national press coverage in coming weeks.
The one week old son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Erwin died Saturday night at 11 o'clock at the grandparents’ home in Mineral. Short services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon with burial in New Marshfield cemetery. William B. Smith dies at 93 in Columbus. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday from his West Broad Street home. He leaves a daughter, Miss Nancy Carpenter, who preceded him in death.
Detroit 7, Washington 8, St. Louis 6, Chicago 3, New York 1. Appears as a compact scoreboard snippet with multiple team results across games.
New York defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a tight NL clash. Chile at Lower Cage Pittsburgh and Cincinnati earns a 2-0 result.
Yesterday's action featured George Kelly Jr driving in a run as the Giants beat the Phillies 1 0. Babe Ruth homered and the Yankees tied Washington 1 1 while the Cubs edged the Cardinals 8 7. Cleveland topped the Browns 6 6 and Indians sit in first place. Babe Adams won for the Reds 7 2 as Rixey faltered with Al Mamaux relief. Brooklyn found runs from Hooper and Hellman in a Detroit win over Chicago 7.
Ohio University won both games against Marshall College 5 4 and 10 3. In game one Marshall led until the seventh inning when Ohio tied it and pulled away in the eighth and ninth. Wolf pitched well for Ohio while Allen sparked a late double. Game two featured a hitting spree by Ohio behind Loomis as they cruised 11 3. Ohio next hosts Denison Friday for the first home conference game.
Charlie Chaplin says he expects Jack Dempsey to keep the world heavyweight title by stopping Georges Carpentier in less than five rounds. He praises Carpentier's courage to challenge the champion and notes there is no man equal to Dempsey.
The university literary society stages the three act comedy O Rosalie this evening at 7 30. Leading roles include Miss Jeanette Baker David French Violet Doom Charles Fox Margaret Rupple and Harrison T Sexton who gained fame with the American Expeditionary Forces in Wales during the war. Admission is free and the public is invited.
The Soviet government of Russia will forfeit Bill Haywood's $15,000 bond this week. Seymour Stedman, socialist attorney, predicts Christensen, Bross and Lloyd of the S W W will be reimbursed by Lenine and Trotsky. S W W members face jail as their leader defies them.
Residents report a dynamite blast Saturday evening around eight o'clock on a shale bank behind a farm. The boys are believed to have set the charge off. No damage was reported.
An evening program at Richland School Auditorium features Rev. Friday hosting entertainer Genheimer who will soon depart for Africa as a missionary. Admission is free with a free will offering to support the mission project.
John Cornyen admitted at the police station that he killed his two sons Arthur and Joe Cornyen. The boys had been inmates at St. Vincents orphanage in San Rafael and the confession brings a tragic case from the bay area to light.
Oswald Link aged 16 months drowned in a puddle while his father attempted a rescue. Albert lost an argument with Zalewski over who was the better fighter, with no injuries reported.
Charles Haag aged 88, one of the town’s three oldest World War veterans, died in Canton from pneumonia. He served in the armed forces and was a respected figure in the community.
A man named Charles T. Arnold was killed by a lightning strike near here. Three horses hitched to a belt were struck. one died, the center horse was killed, while the other animals remained uninjured.
Secretary of the Navy outlined a plan to bolster air development and reach parity with the nation’s overall strength. The commentary noted efforts to secure congressional support and align defense priorities with strategic aims.
The Copeland-Howe section reports Floyd Barker, The O Bobbie and Madeline Gloucester recovering from tonsil operations and John Jeffers recovering after an appendectomy.
A student at the University wards, Ohio, fell while at a prom event and suffered a collarbone injury. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment after the incident near the railing along the land.
Mrs Nellie Porter of Athens 2 suffered a fracture below the knee in a Sunday noon automobile collision. She was a rear passenger when two cars collided and forced her against the door, causing the leg injury.
A fragment reports United States plans to guard a position involving payment, noting movement aboard Washington and a statement learned today.
George W and Ber lead the event with early pace as observers note tactics and timing. Jay posts a steady effort, while others struggle to meet marks in a crowded field at the arena.
Mrs. Sadie Rommel of 781 Toronto St Toledo Ohio credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after eight years of illness and four operations. She describes severe weakness a light diet and inability to walk across the floor but now feels revived and eager to tell others.
County Auditor Fred Cornwell urges residents to file personal property tax returns this week to avoid a $100 exemption loss and a 60 percent penalty. Returns must be pay signed and sworn. unsigned or unw sworn forms nullify the exemption.
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