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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
2
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The readable portion references a legal notice about sale actions and dates but details are missing. It mentions an April sale with a 13th placeholder and terms unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are legible to extract concrete facts.
Sunday gatherings feature visits to Castle and Ackley homes plus several dinners. Charley Castle suffers a wood cutting accident injuring him. neighbor Hanning lightly hurt. Swartz family attends infant funeral. Swartz serenade Clarence and Wilma post wedding. community news from Angel Ridge to Floodwood.
Pratts Fork, Elze Sapp of Athens and brother Alex Sapp visited their brother Jim Sapp and family in Pomeroy the latter part of last week. Mr. Elsworth Wingett, recently in Alabama, returned Saturday and contemplates selling his farm to move there. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams of Floodwood were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Williams. Fiessie Williams spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. King and daughter of Athens. Mrs. Sam Blackwood of Snowville returned home Sunday after caring for Mrs. Harley Pierce. Mrs. Mable King helped with housework while her mother cared for her daughter, Mrs. George Fulton of Jerseyville, and a newborn granddaughter arrived Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pierce also were involved.
Harmony 1 Thurman Livingston visits his parents and his wife’s parents during the weekend. Protracted meetings at Little Hocking M E church continue with good progress. Local residents attend church services and social visits recur among families. Scarlet fever quarantine affects Floyd Russell. Ohio River at good stage after rains. boats expected to run more regularly.
The Washburn Crosby Company promotes Gold Medal Flour as the nationally advertised flour. The copy emphasizes the product name and producer behind the brand.
Tuesday events in Athens include residents shopping with families such as Mr and Mrs John Baptist and Mrs David Tait. John Cline's house caught fire at three o'clock and Mayor Preston organized a bucket brigade to put it out. damage was minimal. Others, including Mr and Mrs Floyd Lingcott Miss Jean Mercer and Ralph Porter, traveled to Athens for a show. Harold Barstow underwent another leg operation in Columbus hospital by Dr Hoy.
The Millfield Ladies Aid met at Mrs. P D Hills home with hostesses Mrs. Edith McDaniel Mrs Ola Varner Mrs Mable Sisson and Mrs Jessie Fulton assisting. President Bertha Toman chaired the meeting which elected Bessie Pettit president Ida Hill vice president Edith McDaniel treasurer and Olive Brookins secretary. A lunch for 25 members and five visitors followed and games ended the evening. The next all day meeting with pot luck is set for January 4 to celebrate the Aid's 12th anniversary.
The army receiving station at Columbus Ohio known for years as Columbus Barracks will be designated Fort Hayes in honor of President Rutherford B Hayes.
In Cleveland Ohio Andrew Panzer 47 a laborer died after consuming several drinks of liquor in two soft drink parlors. The incident followed by a man named Dee 15-Pol son booze claimed another victim today.
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