Tax Notice for December Tax Payment
County Treasurer Richard P. Imes will be present to receive the regular December tax payment.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
2
County Treasurer Richard P. Imes will be present to receive the regular December tax payment.
Chairman PD H Moore of the Athens County Harding Memorial Association announces a 3000 dollar allotment to be raised by voluntary subscription without solicitation. A subscription blank is placed in county banks to avoid personal solicitation as far as possible. Chioé aims to raise a half million to honor its beloved son who died in service as chief executive of the nation.
Charles Webb a Wall Street broker today exonerated of fraud or undue influence in a suit over wife Gertrude Emily Gorman Webb’s will. The 40 year old widow valued the estate at about 2.5 million dollars and Surrogate James Foley urged a jury verdict for Webb.
Tickets for the Elks annual minstrel at Ewing hall Wednesday through Friday are selling quickly with seats reserved at Cline Pharmacy. Notable acts include Jonsey Sams and O E F Huggins in a Lesson in Higher Mathematics, Johnnie Cross and James Flafferty, Madame Carbona mind reading, and a staged southern style colored wedding with Deacon Alex Moore and Dr J N Brown as bride and groom.
Representing 29 Protestant denominations, leading churchmen arrive in Columbus for the three day executive council session of the Federal Council of Churches. About 150 delegates including several bishops and at least three foreign archbishops will discuss religious work and international friendship.
William E. Jones of Columbus and the W. E. & E. J. Jones company delivers the regular Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon talk. Jones is president of the Columbus Chamber, a Rotary director, and a prominent Congregational church member.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto M Russell and two children with Robert Hixon Jr. left Chauncey after visiting their parents on Ellis Avenue to their home in Cadiz or Catlettsburg Kentucky.
Mr. A. H. England, an employee at the Chauncey mine, fell Saturday evening and injured his right knee. He was taken home, a physician was summoned, and he is progressing nicely.
The funeral for Arthur Hardy aged 18, killed in a hunting accident Friday, was held Monday at 10:00 A.M. at Plains Church with burial in the local cemetery. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hardy, former Chauncey residents, who earlier lost a five year old daughter in a traction car accident nearby.
Mr and Mrs L R Jones and family of Amesville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes. Miss Hazel Harvey and Miss Alice Del were in Athens Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Beckley and family.
Mr and Mrs Ira Cunningham and son Roy were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr and Mrs Noah Harvey and Ellis avenues. Mrs Charles Sweeney and children Anna May and Charles attended the funeral of Mrs J W Smith at The Plains. Pythian Sisters officers are asked to meet Friday at one at the K of P hall next Monday evening with refreshments. Standard Bearers of the M K church met at the parsonage last Saturday with 16 present. Four visitors from Athens joined. Mrs Oliver of Athens gave talks and a solo. They meet January 7 at Miss Hildrette Tuckers.
Miss Mildred Sands Miss Gail Widgins and Mr. Laurence Orr of Logan were entertained for supper Sunday evening at the home of Rev. Harter.
The Ladies of the M FE Church hold a bazaar at the K of P Hall on Wednesday December 12. Donors should bring articles to the hall by 10 o'clock that morning. The Ladies Aid of the M EF Church meets at Mrs Charles Sweeney's home Thursday at 1 30 PM and all ladies are urged to attend.
Hamilton county records show 123 traffic deaths in 1923 as of last night after William F. Klable aged 55 died from injuries from a recent wreck. He was struck by an automobile about a week earlier in Cincinnati.
A cook warns that steel utensils impart a disagreeable flavor to cooked fish and should not be used for serving. The guidance urges using non metallic tools to preserve taste.
Paul Meyer left Alaska after 18 years to claim Miss Mary Persini of Lima as his bride in Chicago. The couple, bonded by a childhood romance formed near Alaska’s glaciers, plan to live in the Arctic territory after the wedding.
WGY Schenectady N Y will air a lively musical comedy about Broadway restaurant life on December 18 at 745 PM featuring an air star cast and four WGY announcers. The same week a radio comedy drama titled Up and Down Broadway will be presented on Friday evening with the rest of the planned lineup.
The program for Monday December 17 features Hodges Percival's Grumpy in four acts by the WGY Players with WGY Orchestra interludes. E W Rice Jr will deliver an address on Joseph Henry and his contribution to electrical science using the original bell as sound, tied to Henry's 1831 electromagnet invention.
Advertising copy quotes Mrs. Lon Cunningham of 95 Central Ave praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain dizziness and tiredness linked to kidney weakness. The testimonial claims relief after using the product and regaining energy.
Athens boys defeated Hamden 12 to 5 with Shaffer scoring 11 for Athens and Fall tallying 4 for Hamden. Hamden girls triumphed 4 to 2 as Miss Arnett scored all Hamden points.
Hamden High School and eighth grade present an entertainment at the School Auditorium Friday night to benefit the Domestic Science Department for equipment. Mrs Leo Stanton and daughter Betty and Ruth with her sister Mrs May Rawlins visited Columbus Tuesday. Joe Capretta of Chillicothe was a business visitor here Monday.
Four B and O trains between Parkersburg and Portsmouth will operate with two cars instead of three. Trains 51 54 and 52 53 lose a coach and baggage car, reducing capacity this week. Extra cars may be added for Christmas travel.
Herman Brooks of Pennsylvania shops Columbus spent the weekend with his family here, Leliand Mattison. En route from Allensville road to Bethel church near Hamden and Dundas, his car was damaged after colliding with a machine driven by a boy from McArthur en route to Hamden to play basketball. The McArthur machine overturned and Lowry of McArthur was slightly injured. Addah Jane Howell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Howell, is ill at her Main street home. Mr and Mrs C H Merrill hosted Monday guests Mr and Mrs Albert Fuzzel Columbus and niece Miss Gertrude Writhe of Germany. Miss Writhe recently arrived in the U S. Mr Fuzzel is building the new pike between Hamden and Dundas and between Hamden and Wellston corporations. Mrs Kate Wilson sits at her Railroad street home. Art, Harry and James Gooding of Wellston were brief visitors here Monday.
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