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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth, offered with other healing elements to ease irritation and inflammation.
Dr. C. B. McDougall returned from Baltimore where he attended a meeting of railroad physicians. He has served as B and O railroad physician for twenty years. Mrs. Carl McAfee and son Carl Jr returned from Columbus to their home with Mrs. Coates.
Sayre Study circle held its annual Christmas party yesterday afternoon at 167 North Lancaster Street, with Christmas in other lands providing roll call responses. Mrs. Barker led carols, Mrs. Boetcher read, Mrs. Hopkins sang, and gifts were exchanged. Hosts assisted by Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Ong. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins drove to Columbus for a two day stay. Mrs. Biermann of Taylorville arrived to visit her parents on East State Street, with Biermann planning to join for Christmas.
A user presented a child friendly quiz with ten questions. Questions cover optics light speed weather and geography and include inquiries about politics and slang. The last page reveals correct answers.
Ladred Ald of the Central Avenue M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. William Hughes at 14 Clark Street at 1 30 Thursday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Frank S Grones announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel Grones Bonifield to Mr George Lester Parsons on Saturday December 4 in Chicago. Parsons is the son of George Lester Parsons of Isburgh and a purchasing agent for Pure Oil now based in Chicago. After January 1 the couple will live at 409 Quillian apartment hotel 6411 Kenwood avenue Chicago.
News comes from Mrs. Robert Hudkins of the marriage of Ed ward B. Givier to Miss Margaret BE in Newport Kentucky on September 21. Givier, formerly with the Messenger display advertising department, resides in Canton and the couple live at 243 Eaton road Hamilton.
Mrs Phillips Rose of New York City arrived yesterday to visit Mrs E T Rose at 126 East State Street. She will travel with Maj or Rose on a business trip to Detroit and then Colum bus, returning to Wilmington to stay with her parents Dr and Mrs H G Williams over the holidays. Major Rose will join her there for Christmas.
A Martzolff class social is set for Thursday at 7 o clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church. Neighbors are invited to attend this community gathering hosted by church members.
Mexico extends official recognition to the Nicaraguan liberal regime led by former Vice-President Sacasa. Secretary of State Saenz granted recognition after Sacasa requested it. Mediz Bolio, a Mexican lawyer, becomes acting minister to Nicaragua.
Six hundred eighty one Ohio University students have contributed to the I O Ohio chest fund to date, with total pledges of 1841.66 and 536.16 paid. Organizations pledge 686.60, fraternities 469, non fraternity men 651.66, and faculty 221. The campaign continues as many students and friends await interviews.
Dr W F Mercer of Ohio University will present Some Phases of Evolution at the Science Club meeting in the Mercers home 200 East State Street at 7 p m Saturday. The talk will cover evolutionary concepts and related biology topics.
The Plains Methodist church held a revival led by Rev. J. P. Dey with Rev. H. J. Holcombe and Rev. I. P. Day assisting. About ten converts were reported as the series nears its close with tonight's service expected to conclude proceedings.
A downtown Columbus five-story brick building housing Bates Shoe store Korn Hat shop and floral shop was nearly destroyed by a basement-origin fire. Firefighters used gas masks as smoke billows hampered efforts and crews concentrated on saving nearby structures.
An ad touts VINCO as a harmless bowel regulator from Herb Medicine works. It claims salts and harsh physics fail to help chronic cases and promises a 260 box supply with night use and immediate daily energy. It urges readers to buy from their druggist and take one tablet tonight.
Sherman Perry assistant to the director of publicity at American Rolling Mills will discuss direct mail advertising and related marketing phases before the commerce club of Ohio University on December 14. The talk was arranged by Karl D. Reyer and Ezra W. Clark of the National Industrial Advertisers' association college relations committee.
In connection with the card party and entertainment in the K of hall on Thursday night the ladies of St Pauls church will conduct a fancy work and bake sale. Public invited. No admission for those wishing to purchase.
TP Burns, a noted Alberta cattle magnate, has completed a major leasing deal for about 300000 acres of the Ross Wallace ranch near Coutts in South Alberta. The agreement marks one of the largest ranching transactions in recent times.
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