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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
6
Thousands of housewives can save two thirds on cough remedies using a simple Pinex based syrup. The method clears ordinary coughs in about 24 hours and supports relief for bronchitis and hoarseness. The Pinez Co Wayne Ind guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
Saturday evening at their home near Athens Mr and Mrs J Jones entertained many young people in honor of their son Ernest birthday. The gathering featured games music and dancing with refreshments of sandwiches and cake served at a scheduled time.
The funeral for Clarence Briley will be held at the family home on Marshfield Pike Wednesday at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. M. Fr. Chatley. Burial will follow at Union Street Cemetery in Athens. Friends may call at the home at any time.
Elyria reports the combined personal and real estate value of the county at 175 million 900 dollars, reflecting total assessed worth across categories. The figure encompasses all property classes and highlights overall fiscal standing.
The article argues that Southern Ohio coal production is low not from wages but from structural factors. It cites production percentages in several districts, criticizes Kelley’s view, and notes higher overall production costs due to overhead and enforcement. An obituary for Timothy Titus Clifford accompanies the piece.
A fragment indicates George S. Thompson of Glouster Ohio is involved in a case or event dated December 10 1925. Details are limited but place and date are clearly noted.
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during the death and burial of their brother. Gratitude for the floral tributes and offerings. Acknowledges Masses and Undertaker Walburn for efficient services. Sisters and brothers.
The Plains Tin Cook attended the funeral of his great aunt Mrs McKibben at New Marshfield Friday. Fred Schmidt left Friday for Kansas City after visiting his parents the past two months. Numerous families visited relatives and attended meals and host gatherings in Logan Canaanville Webb Summit Nelsonville Columbus Athens and nearby areas. The funeral of Mrs J W Smith was well attended despite bad weather.
Funeral services for Arthur Hardy were held Monday at 1 pm at the M Bk church. The community extends sympathy to the families of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Hardy in their bereavements. Miss Sadie Lyons of Athens visited friends here Sunday and Sunday School at the M E church will meet next at Maude McAllister's home. Mrs. Abbie Porter took her son Harry Jr to Nelsonville over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison and daughter Frances were guests of Walter Giesiecke and family in Logan Saturday.
Last Friday evening the Plains school teams won three basketball games. Girls first and second teams defeated Nelsonville. the boys beat Coolville. Spectators noted passing and shooting as the main features amid a large crowd. A.M. Mutheny attended the PTA at Factory with the Male Chorus. The 11th and 12th grade literary program surpassed expectations as their first this year. Many school folk attended Arthur Hardy’s funeral after an accidental hunting trip shooting. Rev Harter invited a special service for students midweek and again Thursday. New 200 watt gym lamps provide brighter lighting.
The P. T. A. plans a Friday evening program featuring largely local talent with many groups rehearsing. A surprise is hinted for attendees and there is no admission fee. Kenneth Kirkendall returns to school after chickenpox absence.
Edna E B White 28 daughter of Mr and Mrs F M White died at her parents home near Millfield Monday evening. Funeral services at 1 pm Wednesday at the home with burial in Concord cemetery.
Word came to T G Robinson of the death of his aunt Mrs William Johnson in Florida. She died of heart trouble while traveling with Mr Johnson who will take the body to Athens. Born in Alexander township she lived on the farm before moving to Athens to educate Myrtle now Mrs Lindley Henry of Spokane.
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