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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

5

Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Funerals Across Athens Area

Mrs. Eli Dunble visits in McArthur while Kilpatrick family attends funeral in Nelsonville. Birth announced for Philip Arendlin to Mr. and Mrs. John Banson in Athens. Multiple residents attend funerals in McArthur and New Marshfield. visitors include Farnams from La Crosse and Forsyths. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets December 2 at 1:30. art lecture prompts schedule changes. Local social events cover theatre outings, music program at Morrey School, and connections among Athens and Nelsonville residents.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Campbell

Thanksgiving greetings and visits in White Hall area

White Hall residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frailey of Athens hosted Thanksgiving with Amos MecClerg and family. Mrs. Mack Braley visited relatives at Wellston. Mrs. Harry Knowlton and Nellie of Bellefontaine stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson. Melissa Moore visited Ada Parker of Hebbardsville. Bartlett and Ash, who sold their farm to James Irwin, moved to West Virginia. Will Nicholson and children visited Charles Woodgerd at Carpenter. Neighbors surprised Mrs. John Radford for her birthday anniversary with a social gathering and refreshments. Ray Moore and wife of Athens spent Friday with C. S. Moore and family.

Lewis Frailey Athens Amos MecClerg Mack Braley Wellston Harry Knowlton Nellie Bellefontaine Wer Nicholson Melissa Moore Ada Parker Hebbardsville Bartlett Ash James Irwin West Virginia Will Nicholson Charles Woodgerd Carpenter John Radford Ray Moore C. S. Moore Harry Hooper James Carpenter R. M. Patterson Samz Near Athens Milo Foster G. K. Thorpe Grange Little Hocking Charles Harris H. Noland Ray Crow Foster Reuben Dunfee Little Son T. J Little Tuesday W. W. Hill Peter Rice

Cross Brothers Buy Out Walden Monumental Works

Howard Walden selling his Union street business to Frank and Emmett Cross. Frank Cross linked with Walden Shop for four years is an expert mechanic. Walden retires due to ill health but will assist when able. New firm named Cross Bros Monumental Works. They are noted as worthy young men in Athens County.

Howard Walden Union Street Frank Emmett Cross Frank Cross Walden Cross

Athens Vanquished by Columbus in Volleyball Match

Columbus state champions overwhelmed Athens Business Men's volleyball 45 to 18 after a new attacking style. Bolin and Wolf, university students, fought in a three round boxing prelim. Three wrestling matches followed with Morgan pinning Morris in 125 pounds. Newheart and Hickman drew. Brooks and Swartz drew.

Athens Columbus Bolin Wolf Morgan Morris Newheart Hickman Brooks Swartz

Government seeks Charles W Morse held for war fraud

Dec 1 the federal government ordered the arrest of Charles W Morse wealthy ship builder indicted for defrauding the government during the war. The Shipping Board says Morse is aboard the liner Paris sailing from New York to Havre. Wireless orders went to Paris commander to seize Morse at Havre.

Washington Charles W. Morse Shipping Board Morse Paris New York Havre

United States to join world talks on stabilizing exchange rates

Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced Washington will send a representative to a meeting of financiers from world powers. The gathering, under the allied reparations commission, aims to discuss steps to stabilize financial conditions globally.

Washington United States Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Allied Reparations Commission

Double Afease Arouses City in Tragic Discovery

The body of three year old Margaret Coughlin, held against her will, was found dismembered and partly burned in a neighbor's basement. The neighbor, Mrs Pensia, 52, was found in her bedroom with her throat cut from ear to ear and a butcher knife in her hand.

Chicago Margaret Coughlin

Still Hopeful Of Agreement On Far East Concessions

Washington reports say talks between the United States Britain China Japan have narrowed two main gaps. The naval ratio dispute between America and Japan and the Shantung return to China are seen as adjustables with a satisfactory outcome expected soon. Britain may shift if other issues change. China seeks Shantung return without conditions, with trading possibilities noted.

Washington United Press America Japan China Britain Shantung

French Naval Plan Aims to Sidestep Ratio Allocation

French naval experts devised a plan to keep their fleet out of the ongoing ratio assignment, ensuring their navy would not be bound by the imposed distribution method.

Fiery Eczema Healed by Mentho Sulphur Application

A noted skin specialist says a little Mentho-Sulphur can quickly overcome fiery itchy eczema. Its germ destroying action soothes irritation and heals the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Sufferers should obtain Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist and use it like a cold cream.

Ohio Club Women Urged to Expand Child Welfare Efforts

Dr Josephine Peirce head of Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs child welfare division calls for federated clubs to form divisions and integrate child welfare topics into yearly programs. She highlights milk for underweight children, school scales, vegetable education, supervised playgrounds, and ties to schools and charities. Akron members stress motherhood training and life story education as vital parts of the effort.

Geo. Elliott McCormick Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Josephine Peirce Lima State Division of Charities Akron Leah C. Chittenden Home and School League

Harmony Hill Notes From Athens Community Gathering

Harmony Hill residents report visits among Athens locals including James Carpenter and R. M. Patterson. Milo Foster killed a five foot black snake near traps and livestock care dominates cooler days with butchering season underway.

Patients' Work to Be Sold Dec 7 at Hospital

Needle workers at Ath ens State hospital have created a display of crochet and embroidered pieces for an annual sale on Wednesday December 7. The exhibition opens at 1 PM and runs the rest of the day. proceeds fund the hospital's entertainment and Industrial fund for patient amusement.

Athens State Hospital

Order Girls Out as Kennedy Murder Trial Opens

In Los Angeles Judge Sidney B. Reeve ordered all young girls from the courtroom at the start of the Arthur Burch murder trial. Burch faces charges of killing J Belton Kennedy.

Los Angeles Calif Sidney B. Reeve Arthur Burch J. Belton Kennedy

Rain and high water disrupt Sharpsburg area events

Rain and mud halt mail routes and speakers travel. Protracted meeting at Mt Carmel continues amid wet conditions. A house fire on Lee Thompson’s home is controlled with minor damage. Local residents report paralyzed travel, strokes, and community notices amid a rainy week.

Sharpsburg R. D Bartlett Institute Sharpsburg Hill Amesville Frank Bardin Mt. Carmel House Holder

Deer shot from village porches in Adirondacks crowd

In Black Brook, near Saranac Lake, two bucks wandered into the hamlet and were fired upon from porches and windows as local residents joined in. The scenes described suggest panic and heavy rifle fire as hunters pursued the deer.

Saranac Lake Adirondacks Black Brook

Straw Shoe Horses Raise Chinese Hawkers

In parts of China horses are shod with straw shoes and hundreds earn living by collecting discarded shoes on highways. The practice sustains a network of informal workers amid rural markets and transportation routes.

China

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