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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
8
Mrs. Chas Baker of 21 Spencer Ave Hornell New York writes that after sickness she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine and recovered enough to do daily housework She urges others to try it and notes many neighbors have benefited from the remedy.
Probate in Pittsburg reveals William G. McCullough of Sewickley endowed $512000 estate with scholarships for poor youths lacking funds for education. The will directs the provision of the education aid to qualified students.
Billy Junior and Billy Senior sneak into a milk depot behind cottages and drink from two faucets, guzzling milk straight from the source. Their piggish appetite grows as they sample the daily supply, planning further mischief in the shadowed plaza.
Rev Father Joseph A Weigand pastor of Holy Name Catholic Church leaves Steubenville for a four months tour of Europe visiting churches and historic sites. He will attend religious services and engage in cross country religious activities with several European parishes.
A young woman recounts Alec, a family friend, proposing marriage in a hotel sitting room. She resists, fears dependence, and contemplates independence through unknown employment paths amid housing and finance worries. The excerpt notes a Massachusetts two week paid vacation for 53 state house scrub women.
McARTHUR Sanford Brown infant son of C. C. Brown of Purity was taken to a Columbus hospital on Wednesday for foot surgery. Rev William J Moran of St Sylvester s Zaleski filed his license to perform marriages for record. The Hamden kid team beat the Puritan kid team 8 to 6 in a one inning opener at Puritan. Ladies of the M E church plan a bazaar and chicken supper in the church basement Friday evening April 28.
Mrs Sherman Phillips recovers after two months in Columbus. A B Chamberlain returns to farming east of town urging farmers to grow food. Torch Mrs Delmar Watson and son visit Belpre. Rev W W Beckley of Macksburg spends time with Worthy Beckley. Kenneth Gillilan visits Denver Day. Thomas Dunfee and family at Coolville. Rev FE Wilson preaches to large crowd. Fred Gillilan visits Watson Webster. Martin Green returns from two weeks with the Dunf ee home. William Baker of Ireland visits Cyrus Jones. Rev F A Maier to lead one week meetings at Baptist Church starting April 30. Guy Secoy and Miss Gladys Lee finish a school term with parents invited to a picnic and address by Rev RE Wilson. Hair statistics note: global distribution includes 695 with dark brown, 250 light brown, 81 flaxen, 52 black, 22 red.
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