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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

5

Shower and Dinner Honors Miss Hastings in Athens

A Wednesday shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Beasley on Elmwood Place honored Miss Mildred Hastings of Columbus, a bride elect, with out of town guests Miss Virginia Rumsey Morgantown W Va and Miss Margaret Carpenter Chicago. A two course lunch was served on the veranda and a dinner at The Colonial Inn followed for Hastings Rumsey and bride elect Jane Dew.

F. J. Beasley Elmwood Place Mildred Hastings Columbus Otha Beasley Elizabeth Woodworth Virginia Rumsey Morgantown W. Va Neil Rumsey Miss Hastings Margaret Carpenter Chicago Ill C. L. Strecker Cincinnati Rumsey Jane Dew M. T. Ellis

Dailey Family Guests Plan Stop in Gallipolis

Miss Williams and Miss Dorothy Dailey accompany the Dailey family home by motor from Columbus and will visit in Gallipolis the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Biddle, the latter their aunt.

Gladys Williams Worthington Earl T. Dailey North Congress Street Dailey Columbus Miss Williams Dorothy Dailey Gallipolis J. S. Biddle

Social News From The Plains And Surrounding Towns

Fred Gabriel left for Columbus after a five day visit with George Gabriel family. Fred Webb and Dr. L D Nelson return from northern Michigan fishing trip. Sam Edgar and children of Columbus were Wednesday guests of Mrs. W J Hawk and sons. Henry Verity and daughter of Nelsonville and Mrs Hooper of Athens visited the Zinctourtney home Wednesday. Joe Hutchins and Mrs Seth Robinson visited Logan mother Wednesday. Will Whitlareh visited Nelsonville Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Noble and family visit Columbus and Akron as Mrs Pritchard stays with them. Wetlow and Schmidt family members motored to Lancaster. Shellman and Cook families from Athens picnicked at Broadwell Sunday night.

Fred Gabriel Columbus George Gabriel Fred Webb Athens L. D. Nelson Michigan Sam Edgar W. J. Hawk Henry Verity Andaughter Nelsonville Ff Hooper Zincourtney Joe Hutchins Seth Robinson Logan Will Whitlareh Robert Noble Margaret Charles Akron Pritchard Alfred Wetlow Fred Schmidt Lancaster Orville Shellman Fin Cook Broadwell

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Eliza H Kimmey

Mrs Eliza H Kimmey aged 80 wife of Abraham Kimmey died suddenly at home. Funeral plans pending. Survived by husband seven children Charles Columbus Luther Athens Mrs W A Tripp Elmer Zaleski Edward at home. One son and a daughter preceded her.

Leswi Elizah Kimmey Abraham Kimmey Charles Kimmey Columbus Luther Kimmey Athens W. A. Tripp Elmer Kimmey Zaleski Edward Kimmey

Paris designs giant low rent apartments to cut costs

Paris builds large model apartments to combat high rents. Each floor is set back from the street to provide a front porch and sun porches, eliminating balconies that overhang. One block along rue Vavin and another on rue des Amiraux has already been erected in this new housing plan.

Ly International News Service Paris Vavin

Special Order Grants Coal Priority Over Others

The Department of Justice in an opinion to Fuel Distributor Spencer holds that priority coal orders under Classification No. 1 of the Interstate Commerce Commission take precedence over other orders coal operators may hold on their books.

Washington Department of Justice Spencer Today Interstate Commerce Commission

Etiquette on Delays and Courtesy in Meetings

The passage urges punctuality and mutual courtesy in appointments. It notes one should not show anger if a friend is late, instead maintaining good humor and graciousness to avoid spoiling the meeting.

Wheat quality varies by Ohio region and disease challenge

Wheat from northern Ohio shows higher bushel weight in certified seed trials, while southern counties report lighter grain. Wheat scab and stinking smut are more prevalent in the south, with seed treatment using formaldehyde proposed. Developing disease resistant varieties like Falion, Trumbull, and Fulton may help southern yields.

Ohio Northern Ohio State University Wallace FE. Hanger University Columbus Hanger Falion Trumbull and Fulton

Freckles Said to Disappear with Othine Double Strength

Advert says freckles can be removed by applying an ounce of Othine double strength nightly and morning. Claims light freckles vanish and dark spots fade with a money back guarantee if it fails.

Knight campaign fails to gain credentials in Ohio precincts

Cincinnati August 10 no legal action will follow the refusal of election officials to accept the credentials of challengers and witnesses chosen to represent Charles L Knight, defeated Republican candidate for governor, announced Major Robert Long Knight's campaign manager.

Cincinnati Charles L Knight Robert Long

Five Cent Sandwiches Return in Ford City Pa

In Ford City Pennsylvania the five cent ham sandwich has reappeared in local restaurants after years away. Residents cheer normalcy while pie enthusiasts scoff noting true normalization means a nickel wedge for pie.

Ford City

Copper Firms Join In $6 Million Salt River Power Plan

Arizona copper mining companies must cooperate to finance a $6,000,000 hydroelectric project in the Salt River region near Phoenix. The plan aims to provide electric power for mining operations and regional development, signaling shared investment in regional infrastructure.

Arizona Hare Salt River Phoenix

For Loan Is Po Favored by Ohio Farmer

Farmers nationwide urge amendment to the Federal farm loan act. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation receives a letter from Secretary J W Coverdale urging increased efforts to pass legislation raising the loan limit from 10000 to 25000. Organizers say higher limits aid financing major projects and help tenants become landowners.

Columbus United States Ohio Farm Bureau Federation J. W. Coverdale American Federation Ohio

Iced Tea Equipment Priced for Value

A local notice advertises priced iced tea serving gear including glasses spoons pitchers and trays. It lists half dozen spoons from 2.00 to 20.00 with trays available at unspecified prices.

Contested County Races Lead Athens Nomination Fight

In Athens county primaries, Andrew Murphy leads James Falres for Republican county commissioner while Billy Williams leads Thomas Parfitt for Democratic sheriff. Official counts begin after ballots are tallied. results hinge on 20 precincts still to report. Congressman Foster earns GOP renomination support with a congratulatory note from R. M. Switzer.

Athens County Andrew Murphy Athens Falres Nelsonville Billy” Wiliams Thomas Parfitt Board of Elections Foster Tenth Robert M Switzer Gallipolis J. M. Boater Mr. Foster Congress R. M. Switzer

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