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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
8
Advertising copy touts Ayers Cherry Pectoral as stopping spasmodic coughing quickly and cleansing the bronchial tubes. It claims relief comes from deep action on irritated membranes, soothing congestion and expelling phlegm, with pricing listed as 60 cents or one dollar.
The head cook of a feudal castle held great authority, delivering orders from a raised platform chair that gave him an overseeing view of his subordinates.
Work on stop signs at all street intersections progresses and will finish this week with thirty nine signs erected. Motorists are adapting to the new signs, and upon full installation, strict enforcement will begin with arrests for noncompliance.
GLOUSTER December 2 cooperation between the Church of Christ and the Methodist church in this city for a Father and Son banquet at the high school auditorium next Tuesday at 7 o'clock. Members of all churches in the Sunday Creek valley are invited.
GLOUSTER December 2 Officers will be elected by the Magic City Lodge I O O F at a meeting Friday evening Grand officers will also be elected and refreshments will be served Marcellite Rebekah lodge will elect officers Saturday evening and choose assembly officers at the same meeting
William Heiser of Jacksonville was injured by a fall of coal in mine No. 4 at Modoc in late October and was hospitalized at Grant Hospital Columbus. He returned home Wednesday night after weeks in the hospital with initial hopes for recovery fading.
A community meeting will be held at Pisgah church on Saturday evening in Glouster. Residents are invited to discuss local concerns and events.
Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M installed 1927 officers Tuesday night with W M F D Kinney, Warden Fred Irvin, J W Thomas Williams Jr, Senior Deacon Ernest Williams, Junior Deacon W L McGrew, secretary W H Stahl, treasurer E J Eddy, Tyler C S Lewis, trustees F P Clark, stewards Carson Vernon and Robert Gamwell. Master Mason degree work also performed.
GLOUSTER Dec. 2 At the Glouster Kiwanis club meeting this evening the election committee will receive nominations for president vice president treasurer trustee and sergeant at arms. A week of campaigning will follow and the election will be completed at the December 9 club meeting.
Glouster expects to activate an electric siren atop the city building once wiring is completed and switches arrive. The fire department has donated 150 toward the 7 base price, with further funds sought from residents and organizations to cover the rest.
Secretary Kellogg proposed wiping out the war spot of South Peru and Chile by settling the Tacna Arica provinces, long disputed by Peru and Chile. Diplomats viewed the move hopefully as a path to peace.
Floodwood resident John Hickman is on trial in Chillicothe for the murder of Dan Garrett. Two witnesses identify him with a gun during the shooting and several others place Hickman at the scene or tie him to robberies the same night, with defense expected to present witnesses.
Kanab City Missouri December 2 letters threatening the life of Mrs Blanche Richmond who killed Miss Carrie Sparks 16 because she stole her husband will probably be introduced at the trial this development was made known today
A female narrator refuses Philip Veritzen's push to attend his conference, choosing loyalty to Major Hugh Grantland and family. The scene shows tension between Veritzen and the narrator as they travel, with Veritzen asserting control while the narrator weighs plans and obligations.
In 1920 Ohio recorded a population density of 141.4 persons per square mile, far above the national average of 35.5. The contrast highlights Ohio's dense settlement relative to the United States as a whole.
The defense cites letters allegedly written by the deceased girl and threatening interference with a lead trader in Nova Scotia. Von Richmond notes about 1600 moose are needed to confront the issue.
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