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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
4
A newspaper investigator finds coal production hampered not by car shortages but by cars dwelling far from mines. Cars lie scattered nationwide, with surplus on some lines and deficits on Ohio coal fields. Mismanagement and wartime patterns kept cars away from needed regions. Authorities urge end to the misallocation.
A Texan friend of Representative Cooper offers a cigar like weed to him and jokes about it. An audience-weak congressman candidate fails to engage the crowd as a provocative self description erupts, declaring no party loyalty and preferring a bold face read as unfurnished.
The Nelsonville Sportsmen announce a lake plan at Buchtel with owner permission and volunteer work pledged. Editor comments to Paradise note past attempts to drain the lake and urge members to contribute twenty five cents and join the effort for fishing and community benefits. August 12, 000.
The Plains Jeff Harrison and daughter visited his wife at Logan hospital on Tuesday. Edward Smith and wife of Carbon Hill were guests of Worth Dicken. Herman Humphrey and mother shopped in Athens. Mrs John Smart and children with Miss Hasel Geisicke visited Lon Humphrey. Abbie Graves returned west after visiting her brother Robert Graves. Carl Hanning and sons of Columbus visited George Bosco. Merwin Stauffer Willard Hamer and Alex Vargo traveled to Columbus on business. Joe Hutchins called on Lenore Stauffer at Hocking. Helen Edgar of Athens visited Thelma Hawk. Roscoe Shields and Mrs Van Guess visited Athens Thursday.
New Marshfield residents Mr and Mrs Harley Gilbert and two sons visited Circle Hill with Mrs Gilbert’s parents Mr and Mrs William Jordan. Several families including the Bridges and Hodgetts hosted relatives in Barberton Akron and Columbus, while others traveled to Youngstown Athens and Brooksville.
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