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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1922
Page
2
Youngest National Bank Cashier Claim From Alma Kansas
George L. Stark, not yet 21, claims the youngest cashier or officer title at a national bank in the United States in Alma Kansas. In New Holland, women cut shells into wounds to form flesh scars they view as ornamental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Stark
Alma
Kas
United States
New Holland
Athens county fair to open with livestock judging contests
The 71st Athens county fair runs August 22 to 25 with boys and girls club classes. Nine livestock and housing classes offer cash prizes from 5 to 15 dollars, plus a top prize trip to Winners Week at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio State University At
Columbus
C, M. @ill
Bank Building
Athens
Jersey
Ohio State University
New Zealand
A Pleasing Summer Frock Pattern 4066
Attractive dress pattern features long lines and short sleeves with foulard or gingham options. Includes linen with contrasting trim or gangham with taffeta bands, skirt width at foot 2% yards, sizes 34 to 46. 38 inch size needs 5% yards of 32 inch material. mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Waterloo Township Builds Road To Carbondale
A two mile road improvement near New Marshfield attracts a force of workers and 25 teams. The project promises to boost Waterloo township value more than any since 1856, with locals joyful and eager to discuss the road's progress toward Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Township
New Marshfield
Carbondale
New Maresh Field
Waterloo
Adriatic Returns to New York After Explosion
The White Star liner Adriatic limped into New York harbor late afternoon with all aboard reported safe after an explosion earlier today that killed at least two and injured five, radio messages from the captain confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adriatic
Lauder Defends Thrift During Dundee Reception
International News Service reports Harry Lauder at a Dundee city reception saying English taunts spurred him to act. He claims he saved and gave away sixpence, noting Scotsmen are thrifty and that thrift is a gift rather than a habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Dundee
Scotland
Gosh
Harry Lauder
Thompson and Donahey Lead Athens County Primary Tickets
Official county tally shows Carmi Thompson winning the Republican gubernatorial nomination with 383 votes and A. V. Donahey taking the Democratic gubernatorial slot by 513 votes over Thomas J. Duffey. Several county offices shifted hands with Murphy and Faires winning commissioner and sheriff spots respectively, while Lola Baker and other Republicans faced possible county-ticket omission due to eight percent rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Carmi Thompson
A. V. Donahey
Thomas J. Duffey
Harvey C. Smith
Homer Durand
Andrew Murphy
Ed Faires
Nelsonville
Billy” Williams
Thomas Parfitt
I. M. Foster
Congress
Switzer
Thompson
Knight
Harvey Smith
Durand
Day
Beetham
Willams
Hughes
Baker
Wilson
Corn
Crabbe
Justice Supreme Court
Hawthorne
Hough
Williams
Kinkead
Court of Appeals
E. D. Sayre
Foster
Myers
Arthur J. Hannan
E. LeFever
George W. Rose
Morgan
Jones
Murphy
Faires
Ines
Kempton
McGrath
Seward
Earhart
Sherman
Sands
Davis
Finsterwald
Juniper
Saunders
Wade
Donahey
Johnson
Duffy
Black
Bloom
Denune
Haslett
Hubbell
Pomerene
Fulton
Schaber
Newman
Deweese
Hiller
Nein
U. 8. Senator—Pomerene
Lentz
Claypool
McDonald
Sepey
Smith
Young
Babst
Bodey
Matthews
Price
Tarbell
Dunlap
James Sharp Nelsonville
Milton Cox
Blauser
Shepard
W. D. Baker
Wiliams
Parfitt
Cooksey
Phillips
Lohne
Andrews
Chute
Lohse
War on food stagings across England as prices rise
London reports a rising cost of living with wage cuts failing to keep pace. Households face higher prices for lamb, beef, butter, bread, fruit, and dairy while wages shrink. A table shows price increases from 1921 through 1922, with staples costing noticeably more and curbs on earnings blamed for the hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
British Isles
England
Hubby
Wifey
Brief Rest in Lam an Fund How Expected
London reports urgent cabinet session to approve allied indemnity moratorium terms for Germany. Experts debated proposals from Lloyd George Theunis and Poincare through the night. A temporary settlement seems likely with concessions on German coal fields forests and finance supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
London
Germany
Lloyd George
Britain
Theunis
Belgium
Poincare
France
Switchmen of Nation Uneasy
In Washington on August 12 hints arose in labor circles that railroad switchmen could join the shop men strike. Union readers say tech switchmen feel the sting of a past outlaw strike and have trouble keeping men in line. A large switchmen walkout would worsen an already tense situation with other crews striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal relations established by the Soviets with most countries
MOSCOW Aug. 11 Full postal relations including registered mail have now been established between Soviet Russia and all countries, with the exception of Japan and China. The announcement marks a major expansion of international mail services and diplomatic ties for the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Japan
China
Parachute Skirt Saves Woman in Rome Jump Gone Wrong
Sofia Citariso, afflicted by religious mania, leaped from an upper window in Rome. Her heavy skirt opened like a parachute, breaking the fall and allowing her to rise and walk away a minute later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sofia Citariso
Sofia
Select Teachers Up the Troy Township Schools for 1922 23
Coolville and Troy township will hire for the 1922 23 term starting September 4. John E Paynter will head Coolville high school with W T Gardner and Miss Helen Falls as teachers. Troy township lists Bethel Huckleberry Sand Hill Torch Harmony Hock ingport and other staff including Ralph Stout Jennie Loefler Floya M Dinsmoor Edna Rode haver Ireland Irene Davis and Guy Secoy. Also included is a remembrance note for Thomas D Duffee born July 23 1849 died August 12 1921 aged 72. The London Stock Exchange now has about 4000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy Township
Coolville High School
John E.paynter
W. T. Gardner
Helen Falls
Everett W. Cole
Mrge Hat
Alden
Laura Gunder
Bethel
Ralph Stout
Huckleberry
Jennie Loefler
Sand Hill
BE. A. Gaskins
Torch
Floya M. Dinsmoor
Edna Rodehaver
Ireland
Irene Davis
Hockingport
Guy Secoy
Drue McWhorter
Harmony
Gladys Lee
Thomas D. Duffee
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Grayson Mfg. Co
Athens, Ohio
Athene Messenger Pattern Dept
Pierce’s
Bill
The
Glu Restaurant
Union St
Postoffice
Albany Milling CO
Albany
Ohio
Messenger
By the
Way
Neem
Thompson and Donahey
Hove Wife
Paige
Troy
Memoriam
Father
London Stock Exchange
aTik Toy
Reskman St
New
Henderson
Nice Motor CO
State St
Winchester
ABC
Sherwin-Williams
Great Western Auto
Wheaton Hardware Co
Ffarr
Bas. DeMolet Company
Athens Lumber Co
Glouster
Walsh
Electric Coo
N. B
Bardin Brothers
Logan
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