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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

3

Ceramic expert speaks to Kiwanis on Ohio State ceramics program

Nelsonville Kiwanis hears Prof. G A Bole director of the Ohio State University ceramics research department describe the department and its plans. He notes Crooksville brick plant will be used as an experimental station for student training. Welch was granted leave of absence but remains a member. The club will attend the statewide Kiwanis convention in Columbus in October.

Nelsonville Ohio State University United States Kiwanis Club G. A. Bole Bole Ohio Ceramic Society Crooksville C. E. Welch Kmiwanis Columbus

Twilight league tie ends Athenas vs Sugar Bowls in Nelsonville

In Nelsonville on August 26 the Twilight league game between the Athenas and the Sugar Bowls finished 6 to 6. The match will be replayed after the current schedule ends.

Nelsonville Athenas

Bridge Luncheon Held Tuesday in Nelsonville

Miss Louise Treharne of Dayton attended a luncheon hosted by Miss Margaret Johnson at Mrs. Easterling's in Logan. Seven tables were used for bridge after a 1 o'clock dinner. High scorer was Mrs. Frank Jackson. low was Mrs. James Knight. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Treharne, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Emmett Preston of Lancaster, and Miss Grace McGrath of Athens.

Nelsonville Louise Treharne Dayton Margaret Johnson

Methodist Women Meet At Mrs Julius Fischer Home

Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening with Mrs Julius Fischer at 7 o'clock. A good attendance is desired.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Julius Fischer

Infant Ruby Catherine Kelley Buried in Greenlawn

Nelsonville report says infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Kelley Jr born Sunday weighed eleven pounds and was laid to rest at Greenlawn Monday.

Nelsonville Greenlawn W. W. Kelley, Jr Ruby Catherine

Mayor Eberle and Shafer Leave for Mt Clemens

Nelsonville reports Mayor L. J. Eberle and Donald H. Shafer departed by auto on Wednesday evening for Mt Clemens Michigan. They will spend ten days there.

Nelsonville L. J. Eberle Donald H. Shafer Mt. Clemens Mich

Gorsuch Sisters Entertain Guests From Nearby Cities

Misses Lillian and Mary Frances Gorsuch host this week with guests Miss Ruth Humphrey of Middletown, Miss Marie Fluke and Miss Evelyn Fluke of Columbus, and Miss Evelyn Devore of Vinton Ohio.

Nelsonville Lillian and Mary Frances Gorsuch Ruth Humphrey Middleport Marie and Evelyn Fluke Columbus Evelyn Devore Vinton Ohio

North family returns after death of Will Roberts

Mr and Mrs John North and family came home to Detroit Wednesday after being called by the death of Will Roberts. Mrs C A Stover visited Columbus Wednesday. Mrs J S Welch and Mrs E C Dunnick of Columbus are guests of Mr and Mrs William Morgan. Miss Margaret Johnson guests of Miss Grace McGrath at Athens. Miss Louise Treharne returns to Dayton after a week with Miss Margaret Johnson. Prof G A Bole of Columbus was guest of J L Murphy Wednesday.

John North Detroit Will Roberts C. A. Stover Columbus J. S&. Welch E. C. Dunnick William Morgan Margaret Johnson Grace McGrath Athens Louise Treharne Dayton G. A. Bole J. L. Murphy

Use Movies to Fight New Pest Washington

The Agriculture department begins a nationwide campaign against the Japanese beetle. Government films show farmers how to spray for beetles, treat turf to kill grubs, and the benefits of quarantine to stop spread.

Washington Agriculture Department United States

Funeral for Mrs. Clara Oberholzer Held at Millfield

Chauncey Aug 26 Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Millfield for Mrs. Clara Oberholzer age 79 who died from injuries after being struck by a passenger train near her home. Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiated with a Chauncey church quartet. Burial was in McDougal Cemetery beside her husband. She leaves brothers and other relatives in the Millfield area.

Chauncey Christian Church Millfield Clara Oberholzer Gilbert Courtney Oberholzer Milfeld

Hamiltons Plan Ten Day Eastern Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Thomas R Hamilton and their son Dean of Chauncey left by motor for an eastern trip lasting about ten days They will camp along the way visiting Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York City.

Chauncey Thomas R. Hamilton Dean Buffalo Niagara Falls New York City

Entertains Loyal Woman's Society at First Christian Church

Chauncey Aug 26 Mrs Charles Fiske hosted the Loyal Woman's Society meeting of the First Christian Church. The session opened with singing and devotions led by Mrs Nye. Mrs Guy Brookins led the business and Mrs Shafer discussed the lesson. Mrs Brookins and Mrs Clarence Butts sang a vocal duet. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fiske and her daughters Ruth and Esther Fiske.

Chauncey Charles Fiske Loyal Woman's Society The First Christian Church Sining Nye Guy Brookins John Shafer Brookins Clarence Butts

Former Residents Visit City Friends During Funeral

Mrs Frank Shirkey of Toledo visits here and Millfield to attend the funeral of Mrs Oberholzer. The Shirkeys are former residents of Chenana and come to reconnect with old neighbors and friends.

Chauncey Frank Shirkey Toledo Millfield Shirkey Oberholzer Qhenana

Miss Frieda Phillips and Earl Rarick visit Chauncey trio

Miss Frieda Phillips and Earl Rarick of Newark spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield at the Lower Plains. They were later entertained at Sugar Creek by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Augustine along with the Burchfields.

Chauncey Frieda Phillips Earl Rarick Newark Arthur Burchfield Lower Plains

Logan couple visits relatives and travels noted

Mr and Mrs Rogers of Logan spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Rogers parents Mr and Mrs M Q Bryan. Mr and Mrs Hayes Burchett and Mr and Mrs McKinley returned to Columbus after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs F E Cook visited the Sherman home at Jardy ville. Mr and Mrs W C Nichols and Mr and Mrs William McDonald spent last Saturday in Mason City. a Ve.

Chauncey and nearby residents visit relatives across Ohio

John Tippie and Ted Tippie return to Chauncey after a week with grandmother Mrs Belle Jones at Wade Ohio. Grace Hillyer and Lee Hillyer visited with kin at Longstreth and Murray City. Margaret Butts of Nelsonville stayed with Esther Fiske. Kathleen Ferguson of Charleston West Virginia visits Chauncey friends. L A Sprague and Mrs A E Watkins of Athens attend Mrs Oberholzer funeral. Roy Crosser moves to Lexington Avenue. Guy Gardner and daughter Wyora travel to Montgomery West Virginia to visit relatives.

John Tippie Ted Tippie Chauncey Belle Jones Wade Ohio Grace Hillyer Lee Hillyer Longstreth Murray City Margaret Butts Nelsonville Esther Fiske Kathleen Ferguson Charleston W. Va L. A. Sprague A. E. Watkins Athens Oberholzer Roy Crosser Crosser Lexington Avenue Guy H. Gardner Wyora Montgomery

Beetles Attack Crops In Two Month Ravages

Beetles live in the soil ten months of the year and in the other two months they attack crops savagely. A federal film shows 300 beetles attacking a single apple, illustrating their destructive potential.

England Eyes 10 Centuries Of Coal Supply

London reports that unmined coal across the British Isles could last over 1,000 years at current rates. UK mining stands at about 250 million tons yearly, 175 million exported and 75 million for domestic use. A royal commission in 1866 estimated reserves at 146.48 billion tons in seams one foot or thicker down to 4000 feet.

London U.P British Isles F. C. Starling Department of Mines United Kingdom

Thousands Attend Athens County Fair Amid FestiveSunshine

Thousands from Southeastern Ohio flocked to the Athens county fair drawn by ideal weather. Needlework drew strong attention with quilts ranging from modern designs to a 19th century piece. Rugs, cushions, and tablecloths showcased skilled crafts led by Mrs. Cr. S. Bardin. 75 pieces of hand painted china by Mrs. T. N. Hoover colored the display alongside antiques and fruit. 4-H club entries by rural youths highlighted the fair with dresses, cookies, candies, and cakes from local clubs. Lodi Nature club demonstrated cat tail syrup and buckeye carved knives while farm accounts and wool studies featured in school exhibits from Marshfield Albany and Rome townships.

Athens County Ohio Cr. S. Bardin Richard Fought T. N. Hoover Buds of Promise Jolly Stitchers Mother's Helpers Canaanville Clothing Club Busy Bees Lodi Marshfield Albany Rome Township

Zemo Antiseptic Liquid Promises Quick Skin Relief

A preparatory ad claims Zemo stops itching and relieves skin irritation. It supposedly cures eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, and blackheads with overnight blemish disappearance and instant itching relief. Available from druggists in 60 cent or one dollar bottles.

Coal reserves estimates through the years

The passage traces changing coal reserve estimates from 90.2 billion tons listed as probable to 66.3 billion as concealed, with early Royal Commission forecasts lasting 1 273 years. Revised figures in 1905 lowered totals to 140.398 billion tons, then Jevons in 1915 put reserves at 197 billion, and a last commission suggested seven centuries if expansion and deep extraction occur, noting economics and low temperature carbonization will shape use and longevity.

H. S. Jevons

Six A H S Band Members Selected for State Fair

Athens high school band will send six members to join a 300 piece youth band at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Selected by Bus Stevenson the players are Jim Patterson clarinet Harland Carpenter cornet Herman Herron baritone Dick Brooks bass Phil Ong trombonist Harold Ross trombone. The fair band draws top high school players from across the state with 75 chosen for a final combined ensemble with 75 professionals.

Athens Ohio Columbus Bus Stevenson Jim Patterson Harland Carpenter Herman Herron Dick Brooks Phil Ong Harold Ross

Freckle-Faced Girls Spurred by Flyte Cream Cure Claim

Ad claims Flyte cream dissolves freckles in four days with fast action and clear skin. It promises money back if freckles do not disappear and lists Cline Pharmacy Co and McKee Drug Co as sellers with nationwide availability through progressive druggists.

Cline Pharmacy Co McKee Drug Co

Patterson Youth Band to Attend Columbus Fair Week

Six boys, including Jim Patterson son of Superintendent and Mrs John Patterson, will leave Friday morning to join a selected band and march in Columbus during the fair week.

Jim Patterson John Patterson Columbus

Liquor Ads Allowed in Booths and Post Offices

London authorities lift ban on liquor advertisements in public phone booths and post offices. Postmaster General Sir William Mitchell-Thomson ends restrictions, allowing all liquor ads after protests from prohibitionists and a prior ban lasting about three years.

William Mitchell-Thomson House of Commons Post Office Department

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