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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

10

The Very Idea at Athena Opera House Saturday

The Very Idea a farce that kept New York laughing at the Astor Theatre comes to the Athena Opera House on Saturday evening December 14. A childless couple adopts a plan to obtain an heir with a scientist brother selecting donors and the chauffeur and maid in love. The plot then spirals into humorous mishaps across a comic tale of adoption and ethics.

Eeason New York Astor Theatre Athena Opera House Goodhue

Pomeroy Bend Wedding Forecast

Probate court issues licenses for W L Cornell and Lelia Craft from Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Dean Cole and Emma Frost from Coolville and Rockspring. Edward Snider and Mabel Webb from Middleport. Baby dies in Akron as Dale Bowman returns with remains of four year old Bernard Dale. burial at Robinson cemetery.

W. L. Cornell Gallipolis Lelia Craft Pomeroy Dean Cole Coolville Emma Frost Rockspring Edward Snider Middleport Mabel ‘Webb Akron Dale Bowman Rutland Bernard Dale Robinson Cemetery

Printing Their Names War Chest Adds Contributor Lists

The War Chest committee begins publishing in three county papers the names of all who contributed, with hints that noncontributors will be named later. Names will appear in weekly installments totaling about twenty newspaper columns, causing much hesitation and discussion.

War Chest Committee County War Chest

Infant Freeman Dies of Influenza in Rutland

Eight month old William Freeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman of Rutland, died after an influenza illness.

Freeman Willia Leonard Freeman Rutland

Anderson the veteran river man passes away at 78

Captain William Anderson of Letart Falls died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. W D Weekly's home in Washington. He was 78 and survived by his wife and another daughter Mrs. Wm Reefer of Letart. A well known figure on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.

Peter Gresa Dies After Brief Illness at 65

Peter Gresa formerly of Mason died in Charleston early yesterday after a short illness from heart failure. He was 65 and leaves a wife and four children from a former marriage.

Gresb Peter Gresa Charleston

Beaumont Jackson Dies After Typhoid Illness at 14

Jackson Beaumont aged 14 of Middleport first ward died Wednesday morning after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He is survived by his parents Fred Jackson and his wife and one sister.

Jackson Beaumont Fred Jackson Middleport

Neff Brother-in-law of Keiser dealer dies in Montana

Virgil Campbell of Keiser reports the death of his brother-in-law W. H. Neff of Laurel Montana. He leaves a wife and two children.

Neff Virgil Campbell Keiser W. H. Neff Laurel Montana

War News and Local Notices From the Ohio Front

Emmett Davis of Middleport and Floyd Rife of Dexter are wounded with gas exposure. Henry Hart of Letart severely wounded. Mrs. Wila Kenedy of Langsville reports her son Wallace not among released prisoners. Albert Dorst, 29, of Long Bottom, killed in action in France on November 26. A cloudburst caused a flood risk in the district. Soldiers returning in squads welcome home by Christmas while Tracy family in Athens reports illness. Arthur Ebersbach, in New Jersey camp, on way home from France where he served in the trenches on November 11.

Emmett Davis Bert Doddridge Middleport Floyd Rife Dexter Henry W. Hart Wila Kenedy Langsville War Department Wallace Albert Dorst Peter Dorst Long Bottom France A. A. Graber A. ©. Tracy Pomeroy Ray Tracy Athens Greenland Pomeroy Bend New Jersey Peter Ebersbach Arthur

Women Come High Out at Rutland

In Rutland a man paid a woman fifty cents an hour for housework during the flu epidemic and another offered eight dollars a week plus board but was refused help.

Rutland

Flu Cases Discharged In Rutland Township

Health officer Dr. Hugg reported 24 flu cases discharged in the prior 24 hours in Rutland township. He noted many cases remain but most are mild and allowing some afternoon loafing.

Hugg Rutland Township

Canned Goods Prices Seen Steady for Next Year

Ohio Canners' Association members at their annual meeting in Columbus say prices will not drop next year. They cite no reductions in material costs or labor and note farmers expect the 1919 wheat price floor of 2.20 as the basis for any negotiations.

Ohio Canners’ Association New Southern Hotel Ohio State Journal

Local Notes From Carbondale and Area

Private Clifford Lowery has returned to Troy New York after a week with his family and parents here. Death notices report James Gabriel killed in action on November 6 and John Lowery killed in the last battle. The two young men were among the first to go overseas and were greatly mourned.

Clifford Lowery Troy N. Y Faily Mamie Barnhill Barberton Goldie Arnold Ana Milar James Hloak Chillicothe John Thomas Sam King Family of Columbus B. F. Beckler James Gabriel John Lowery

British naval alliance hinted in Wil son plan

The Express reports President Wilson’s freedom of seas proposals avoid abandoning contraband laws and the blockade. It says he proposes a definite ratio for naval construction to be enforced by both British and American navies.

London the Express Wilson Great Britain

French Chemist Claims Diamonds From Melted Carbide

A French chemist asserts the manufacture of tiny perfect diamonds by applying a direct electric current to melted carbide, describing a novel method and implying significant potential in synthetic gem production.

Kidney Trouble Warning From Overeating

The article warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich diets and excess eating. It describes symptoms like back pain and cloudy urine, then promotes Jad Salts as a cheap, safe remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues.

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement claims a few doses every two hours will break a cold in hours. It promises to open nasal passages stop discharge relieve headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing with quick relief at low cost. It cautions against substitutes and notes easy taste and no inconvenience.

Pape Costa Mr. Hill

Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative effect as a replacement for calomel. They claim quick liver and bowel relief without harming teeth or gums and improve dullness from constipation. Available from all druggists for 25 cents a box.

Dr. Edwards

Uncle Sam places many Ohio workers in jobs daily

Ohio records show 1482 workers placed per work day by the U S Employment Service since August 1. Through December 1, 162427 jobs were filled and 199448 of 234454 applicants were referred to positions. War months saw high listings with 84000 jobs in October and 57000 referrals.

Columbus Ohio Uncle Sam U. S. Employment Service

Ath ens Visitors and Local Moves Mentioned

Guysville residents Mr. and Mrs. C J Bean visited Athens on Tuesday. Emma Light spent the weekend with her sister Mrs J J Henry in Athens. Jeanette Harris is clerking for Millikan at Athens during the hall.

F. E. Kimes Paul Melchi Stewart Glouster Dalton Edwards Athens Eva Norris E. Kincade G. W. Pierce G. W. Starkey Athens R. D Homer Moorehead E. W. Cunningham Joseph Ashcraft Elizabeth Perry F. K. Coleman S. A. Wilson Carthage C. R. Graham Bean Cemetery Woodard Belva Vandyke Tim Mahaffey C. J. Bean Emma Light J. J. Henry Jeanette Harris Millikan

Zemo Skin Remedy Offers Quick Relief for Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should not be used for clear skin. From any druggist 35c or $1.00 for extra large, get a bottle of zemo. It heals skin troubles including eczema, itching, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. Zemo is clean, dependable and inexpensive. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, Ohio.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Bio-seven promise of vigor for nervous women

An advertisement claims Bio-seven builds vigor and strong nerves in two weeks for weak, nervous women. It pledges improved health, clear skin, sparkling eyes, and confidence with a seven day starter dose, promising payment only if claims are fulfilled. The note lists the formula and urges readers to buy at any druggist.

Bio-seven

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Opera House Alma Reubens Parise Screen Telegram J. Frank Glenden and Heda Nova Majestic Athens Pure Air Theatre Lewis J. Selznick Constance Talmadge Vivian Martin In Viviette Priday Carbondale Grippe Costly Cascara Guysville Athens Opera House Elliott, Comstock Gest America Bio-feren William Fox Theda Bara
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