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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1919

Page

8

Christmas Day Reunion at Geyer Home in Pomeroy Bend

Families reunited after six years as Mr. and Mrs. David Geyer hosted Christmas at Butternut Avenue. Attending were Ernest Geyer of Youngstown Ohio, Otto B Kreinbic of Kenton Ohio with wife, Ray Clifton and Dana with family of Pomeroy. National bird with trimmings featured.

David Geyer Butternut Avenue Ernest Geyer Youngs Town Ohio Otto B. Kreinbic Kenton Ray Clifton Dana Pomeroy

Funeral held for Seth Aldridge in Syracuse

The funeral for Seth Aldridge aged 64, who died after a lingering illness at his home in Syracuse, was held today. He is survived by his wife and several children.

Seth Aldridge Syracuse

Funeral of infant James Latham reported

Funeral services for James Latham infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Latham Middleport were held at the family home Friday afternoon with interment at Hill cemetery.

James Latham Harry Latham Middleport the Hill Cemetery

Christmas Visitors and Local Notices In Pomeroy Bend

A long list of holiday visitors and homecomings spans Pomeroy Bend as family members and friends arrive from Athens Cincinnati Columbus and Pittsburg. Marriage licenses issued include Milford Spencer and Janey Bentz plus George Lear and Elizabeth Burdette. none were issued in Meigs County Friday.

Arthur Fick Butternut Avenue Edgar Dan Hope Point Pleasant W. Va Charles McNaughton Edgar Morris D. of A D. of A. Hall Herbert Brown Iveland Reformer William Brown Robert Knoll Elyria S&s. P. Veem Webb Hall Albany Deem J. M. Faris Youngstown Ohio Faris John Genheimer Mulberry Avenue Adam Wagner Letart Falls John Schaefer Charles Schorn Second Street Edward Stivers Pomeroy Albert Grueser Pittsburg Pomeroy Bend Harry Sayre Cincinnati Charles Middleport Ida B. Devore Athens W. A. Maxwell Ebenezer Street D. W. Hennessy Mt. Blanchard Sandusky Marwin Lehew Austin Wheeling J. T. Mees Akron B. Elberfeld Lafe Williamson Earl Moore Huntington H. B. Nse Paducah B. Nye Jane Gillford James Lewis Greenup Fred Bauer Milford Spencer

Suit Filed to Recover Money With Interest in Common Pleas

The case H. R. Halman v Justus Chittenden administrator of John Halman deceased and Elizabeth Halman seeks $800 plus interest on $600 from Jan 17 1918 and interest on $200 from Apr 17 1918 in common pleas court. Opossums are raised for fur on some farms in Australia.

Common Pleas Court H. R. Halman Justus Chittenden John Halman Elizabeth Halman Australia

Opera House Co Seeks to Quiet Title to Deed

The Pomeroy Opera House Company sues in common pleas court to quiet title to the ground for the opera house. Defendants include William H. Davies Mary G Davies H V Bailey Bailey R P Skinner and Alma Skinner. The petitions state part of the realty was secured from the city of Pomeroy in 1889 for the nominal $50.

Pomeroy

Italy’s Renown for Trieste Ends in Grim Threats

Fragmentary quotation recalls Italy’s stance on Trieste and warns of losses today due to treachery and weak negotiators. The text frames a stern national resolution tied to past grants and future risks.

Italy Trieste

Christmas Blessing Brings Seventh Stork Stop Arrival

A ten pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Smith Kindrew of Syracuse on Christmas Day in their home described as a blessed event. It is the seventh blessing at this stork stopping station with three boys and four girls, the eldest being twelve.

Mrs. Smith Kindrew Syracuse

Olson to box Boston man on New Year’s Eve in Athens

The Messenger reports a boxing bout between Olson and John Carlson of Boston set for New Year’s night at the Ohio gym. Carlson, who challenged Olson with a $100 stake, will arrive from Boston and could be joined by a preliminary boxing exhibition by Athens students.

Olson Boston the Messenger John Carlson Bean City Youngstown East Ohio Athens Carlson

Freed from the Physic Habit

Mrs. Mary Widner of Sioux City Iowa reports relief from long lasting stomach trouble and chronic constipation after using Milks Emulsion. She credits first bottle with restoring regular bowel action, appetite, and ability to work. The ad promises quick relief and a money back guarantee with six bottle trial.

Mary Widner S. Court St Sioux City Iowa Widner Terre Haute Ind Cruggists Everywhere Cline Pharmacy Co Athens L. J. Eberle Nelsonville

Tallen Paesa Bitter Against Stand of Allies

The Popolo Romano in Rome objects to Premier Clemenceau's Paris speech. It argues the remarks diminish Britain and France support for Italy on Adriatic angles and foreshadows a pessimistic fate for the Fiume issue. The paper cautions that yielding would not secure peace but worsen humiliation.

Tallen Paesa Rome Popolo Romano Clemenceau Chamber of Deputies Nitti Paris Great Britain France Italy Wilson Adriatic Scialoia

Try Making Your Own Cough Remedy

A brief tip advertises a simple approach to cough relief claiming you can prepare a remedy at home with about two ingredients for a better alternative to commercial products.

Simple home made cough syrup using Pinex and syrup

A quick, inexpensive remedy combines 24% ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup such as sugar, molasses, honey or corn syrup. The mixture is claimed to relieve coughs quickly by thinning phlegm and soothing irritated membranes, with benefits for bronchitis and related conditions.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne

Bartender Fined for Selling Highballs to Women

Thomas Mulhearn a New York bartender was fined 25 dollars after selling highballs to two women. He claimed he believed prohibition applied to men only.

New York Thomas Mulhearn

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