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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
3
The article explains rheumatism arises from deep sources and not surface conditions. It argues bloodborne germs as a cause and endorses S S S as a blood purifier to eradicate them. It notes S S S has been sold for over fifty years and invites readers to consult the medical department for guidance at no charge.
The advertisement claims Cascarets end biliousness headache colds and constipation gently without griping or explosive after-effects. It promises relief from bowel and liver poison overnight and notes the cost is small and effects occur while you sleep.
Roy Pickett aged 26 died yesterday at his parents’ Walnut street home after a brief illness. He is survived by his parents and several siblings. No funeral arrangements have been made. Mrs Ruth Brown, sister of Mrs Lawrence Fluke, is ill in Akron hospital with scarlet fever.
Mr and Mrs A G Mechem hosted a family dinner on Thursday marking Harold and Mrs Mechem’s wedding anniversary and Blake Mechem’s birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harold Mechem and family, Mr and Mrs Stanley Mechem and their son, Mr and Mrs Walter Mechem and family, and Miss Edna Mechem.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hesse of Glouster are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley. Mrs. Hesse and Mrs. Kelley are sisters.
Mrs. Fred Voigt and their children have returned home after visiting relatives in Caldwell.
Mr and Mrs A G Mechem entertained with a Friday dinner. Guests included Dr and Mrs N Hill Mr and Mrs Dave Evans and Miss Tudie Blake of Columbus. Mrs Mayme McNerney Fagley of gomentae was visitng relatives.
Mrs. Howard Mechem hosted a Monday dinner with pretty appointments in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Harrold Mechem and her daughter Mary Margaret. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem and their daughter Edna, along with Mrs. Hawk and her son from Glouster and Roy Hawk.
All members of the Presbyterian church and their families are invited to a six o'clock chicken dinner next Friday evening. There will be no admission charged, the supper will be free to all members of the congregation. Mrs P M Lax and two children have returned to their home at Hebbardsville after a visit here, the guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Cline.
The high school football squad will hold its annual banquet at the Majestic on Thursday evening with Superintendent Ferree and Principal Frn as guests. The captain for next year will be elected at this closing affair of the season, as Mr and Mrs A Bethel of Athens and Mac Bethel of Cleveland attend.
One year has passed since Elden Ely died in Detroit Michigan on December 3 1918. His wife daughter father mother brothers and sisters mourn his loss with bitter grief and seek divine rest for him.
A delightful evening shower for Mrs. James Cleveland was hosted by her sister Mrs. John Kester on North Harper Street. Guests enjoyed games, music, and a luncheon after gifts were presented by Nellie Logan from a white basket.
Notice touts Grandanoa phonograph with wood fibre reproducer Violin tone chamber and all steel motor that plays all records with superior volume and tone. Claims lower prices than competitors and urges quick action to obtain the best for the least money.
Household goods for sale in good condition must sell quick due to moving. Elderly lady seeks light housekeeping room with kitchenette or cooking space by December 15 at 284 Washington St. A lady is sought for assistant cook at Majestic Restaurant Nelsonville. Raw furs and hides wanted with highest market prices. Sam Raden will call on notice at 557 Poplar St Nelonville Bell 795.
Physicians urged strict isolation for those with colds to stop spread among family and friends, claiming colds are as contagious as measles. They also recommended Chamberlains Remedy as effective in shortening the cold and speeding recovery.
R T Benning of the Hutchinson-Stickney shoe firm will move to Fort Wayne Indiana to become assistant manager at Wolf and Dessauer, leaving Hutchinson after Christmas to begin his new duties at the start of the year. He came here in 1918 as a foot specialist and salesman after operating a shoe store in Eaton Ohio for 21 years. His family will relocate after Christmas.
A trial proceeds with W G Brill as key witness while defense aims to undermine his account. Jurors named include Graves Dorsey Halbert Swart Colburn Gillette Faires Clifford Anthony Davis Gold and others. Elk charity ball admission is now one dollar per couple. The college play The Merchant of Venice is set for January with Prof Cooper portraying Shylock. Weather notes mention a cold morning at six with thermometer reading twenty degrees above.
Lawton Michigan December 3 authorities have located in Portland Oregon Mrs Lester Tabor and her son Walter sought in connection with the death of Maude Tabor They will likely be brought here immediately The death mystery remains unsolved after the body was found in a trunk in the basement of the Tabor home where it had rested for three years Coroners inquest testimony suggested blood poisoning from an attempted escape from public censure by an illegal operation Prosecutor Adams and deputies searched the Tabor home late last night for clues
A report notes that authorities had procured valuable evidence enabling the issue of warrants. The statement underscores the evidentiary basis guiding law enforcement actions and potential arrests.
Toledo Ohio December 3 Five councilmen push to amend the ouster ordinance to resume street car service at seven cents with one cent transfers. Rail light must comply within three days or ouster will reapply under federal court protection. Also mentions new hospital electrical call bell with continuous signal until answered.
Henry Clay Frick died after a weeks illness and a private funeral was held today. Reports say his fortune foundations are in Pittsburgh and parts of his art collection, home, and museum will be bequeathed to the public.
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