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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1922

Page

6

Murphy Defends Countywide Road Policy in Athens County

Andrew Murphy, president of the Athens County Board of Commissioners, denounces sectional road ideals and renominated support in a vigorous Thursday statement. He touts a countywide program, cites completed and planned projects, and vows to serve all townships without favoring any special interests.

Board of Commission Athens County Andrew Murphy Murphy York Township Johnson Hawk Pikes Jerseyville Glouster-Burr Oak Marshfield-Carbondale Nelsonville Hocking Coolville Washington County Carthage State Highway Department Albany Sharpsburg Morgan County Trimble Jacksonville Chauncey Athens York Dover

Harmony Hill residents attend Coolville Camp Meeting and area events

Harmony Hill O EB McGier attended the Coolville Camp meeting with Mrs David Livingston and their granddaughters Mary and Emilie Livingston of Short Creek WV. Numerous locals visited, hosted, and traveled between Little Hocking, Centre Belpre, and nearby towns as road improvements progress and a Little Hocking ball game against Guysville ended 7 to 5 with Guysville victorious.

O. EB. McGier Coolville David Livingston Mary Emilie Livingston Short Creek W. Va Carrie Thorp Marietta G. K. Thorp

Radcliffe Chautauqua set for Jacksonville dates

The Radcliffe chautauqua will be in Jacksonville September 2 3 4 5 likely on the Ohio mine property where it stood last year. Max Van Scheele returns from a two week vacation at the Baldwin home near Columbus. Letters from Camp Knox boys report good times.

Jacksonville Ohio Max van Scheele Baldwin Columbus Camp Knox Jeff Johnston Johnston Lancaster Dan McKinley M. E Ima Woodgerd Clumbus Standard Oil Co Frank Woodgerd Howe Albany Nellie Rasp Miss Reed Miss McGuire Mildred Kinder

Prohibition Act Section 29 Exempts Home Nonintoxicating Cider

The bureau explains that under Section 29 nonintoxicating cider and fruit juices may be made at home without a permit or bond for personal use. Such products may be sold to vinegar permit holders, sold to the public if preserved, or sold with alcohol under one half percent, with strict limits on subsequent possession.

Bureau

Local Socials Roundup From Sand Rock Area

Sunday visitors and relatives gather across Sand Rock including Mae Parmiter, Mrs. Albert Poston and daughters with Mrs. Gilbert Boudinot. Howard and Pearl McDaniel visit aunt Jane McDaniel near Coalville. Camp meeting attendance at Coalville and Mt HermonHomecoming noted. Charles Brawley, Hal Brawley relocate to new homes with S R Andrews and Ethel Colvin family nearby.

Mae Parmiter Albert Poston Gilbert Boudinot Howard Pearl McDaniel Jane McDaniel Coalville George Brown Frank Moore McManus Bailey Run Albert Smith Mt. Her

Regulation on home cider turning to vinegar under Act rules

The document states home cider may turn to vinegar if no sugar or fermentables are added to raise alcohol, and vinegar may be sold under Section 4, Title II. It clarifies this regulation applies to home use, not commercial operations, per Section 29.

Presbyterian Rural Parish Service Schedule

Albany holds regular service at 10 30 with Dr Miller back from vacation Hebbardsville hosts Sunday School at 1 and church service at 2 Guysville regular service at 7 30 New England and Carthage list Sunday School times 9 and 2 respectively

Albany

Community church notices and gatherings near Albany

Hebbardsville and nearby residents plan visits and meetings. The last Albany charge quarterly meeting is set for August 26 with full church officials expected. An all day Union meeting at Temple church follows on August 27 with a basket dinner. A September 17 picnic at the C P church includes dry speakers and Athens singing Class 6. Sunday school and prayer at M E church on August 20 with Epworth League at 7:30 led by Miss Leona Gilkey.

Parfitt Morgantown Marion Vandevert Elza Warren Charles Parker Coolville Athens Levi Smith Lee Albany Temple Church C. P M. E Epworth League Leona Gilkey

Inter Planet R F D Not Big for U S

Washington officials report the Post Office Department carried vast mail by railway post office cars totaling over 551 million miles in the last fiscal year at a cost of 82 million dollars. Henderson notes the mileage equals enormous mail tonnage and compares it to planetary scales. Suez Canal traffic shows British control of 62.9 percent of 18,118,999 tons with 3,975 vessels, 2,418 under the British flag.

International News Service Washington Post Office Department Henderson Suez Canal

Garden Socials and Local Ball Game Highlight Weekend

The Garden community held a well attended dance at Earnest Howards last Saturday night. A Sunday ball game between Cherry Ridge and The Garden ended 12 to 8 in favor of The Garden. Lawrence Niggemeyer bought a new Ford touring car. Celia Klingenberg of Delaware is visiting her sister Mrs Earnest Howard. Mr and Mrs John Custard visited Coolville on a business trip.

Emma Tipplie Cleveland James Tippie Little Hocking Centre Belpre R. M. Patterson Athens Harry Hoopr Charles Harris Mr. Harris Parkersburg S. H. Noland David Livingston C. W. Oakes Howard Clarence Bingman Glouster H. Noland J. C. Coggeshall A. L. Cornes Guysville Earnest Howard Clifford Kyle Marguerite Matt Shuler Cherry Ridge Garden F. P. Dinsmoor Helen S. J. Barnhill Lawrence Niggemeyer Celia Klingenberg Delaware John Custard Coolville

A Popular Suit for the Shrowing Boy 4068

The pattern offers an easy to develop blouse with an underarm gusset to relieve strain. Cut in four sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years. Requires 35 yards of 27 inch material for size 6. Blouse may be madras or Indian head and trousers cloth khaki or other contrast. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in one cent stamps.

Madras

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