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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1922
Page
4
Lists periodic subscription prices by carrier and mail options with terms strictly in advance and expiring on renewal. Details include year and short-term rates, obituary and cards charges, plus national advertising reps at Robert Ward Inc with offices in New York and Chicago.
In St Clairsville a game between Ohio National Guard and striking miners turned chaotic as two militia pitchers were knocked out and a third abused. The miners cheered wins 13 to 4, and the defeated issued a cautious retreat while hopes rise for calmer coal fields in Belmont County.
Premier Lloyd George urged a council of British and American churches to curb arms buildup and hostile temper. He warned that future conflict would target civilians and civilization itself if nations fail to restrain aggression and preserve peace.
A quoted reflection argues Christianity cannot fully stop mischief and urges the church to lead in preventing greater war. It stresses that peace on earth starts with good will among people and nations.
A reflection on boredom and progress tracing from Bell and the telephone to human nature. The piece contrasts animal contentment with human drive for novelty, suggesting nervous temperament fuels civilization and continual change.
Tom Sims notes chatter about boxers versus wrestlers has cooled and hints at a tennis champion facing a rug beater. He jokes about a fly laying many eggs and the gap between amateur golfers and gardeners, then warns that having the laugh on someone rarely lasts. Only two more income tax payments remain until Christmas.
Officials report a flood of complaints about chain letters promising happiness if nine copies are sent within 24 hours. The letters prey on superstition, with a two day deadline and anonymous origin, while the Post Office notes laws against threatening content and warns of potential fraud schemes and advertising chains.
The Messenger Watch Dog mourns Professor Martzolff, a revered teacher whose life bridged pulpit and classroom. Described as a gifted, patriotic leader, he inspired students across Ohio, Wisconsin, Florida, and beyond. His death follows the passing of Dean McIntyre, leaving a legacy of public service and enduring memories.
An item describes a public information bureau offering to answer questions for a fee in stamps and postage, noting it cannot provide legal medical or financial advice and will not handle domestic matters. The notice lists address and submission details for inquiries.
The text explains that to determine the percentage of games won and lost you divide the total number of games won and lost into the number won. If the remaining fraction is one half or more, a point is added to the average. It notes the Little Church Around the Corner is an Episcopal Church, with its formal name provided.
A compilation of Q A items covers presidents who were sons of ministers of the gospel. It explains the Court of Claims and its 1855 establishment with five judges, its jurisdiction, and exclusions. It notes Mrs Clay’s burial position and defines the Rialto area in New York. It adds trivia on ribs rolling skates invention and a chemical effect on glass.
NEW ENGLAND August 5 Mr and Mrs Orson Lewis celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary at home. Many guests joined in the honor including Mr and Mrs John Perkins New Marshfield Mr and Mrs Tine Lewin and children Orson and Katherine New England Mr and Mrs Will Townsend Nelsonville R D 2 plus other relatives from Sharpsburg Athens and Columbus among attendees were James Lewis and S C Lewis of Columbus and Luster Levering of Athens.
Wns, R. D. 8, Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Athens R. D. 8, Mr. George Levering Nelsonville R. D. 3, Mrs. Floyd Hatch and children Wade and Anit R. D. 8, Mr. and Mr. Steve Cunningham Guysville R. D., and Mr. William Davis and son Orson Athens R. D. 8.
Nineteen members of the Loyal Live Wire Class of the Christian church and five guests hiked to a hill top above the old rock spring south of Millfield Ohio on August 1. Under a bright moon, they built a fire and toasted marshmallows then played games told stories and shared humorous readings.
Guysville New England Aug 5 Bigger and Better than Ever rallies of Canaanville four church circuit to be held August 20 at Mill grove Guysville with all day events and picnic dinner. Churches meet at 9am then travel to the grove. Rev L C Wills to speak at 9:45 and funds for next year to be raised though likely challenging work period.
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