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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
2
A fragment hints at a scene with a man and a liquid red substance. Readable details are scarce. No clear event, date, or names are present to identify persons, places, or organizations.
Albany resident Mrs Olive Dixon returns home after visiting the Parkers in town. Many locals travel to Cleveland and Columbus for family gatherings and events including plays The Bat and a Christmas visit. The Pallas Club meets tomorrow. piano pupils give a Wednesday recital at Mrs William Blackburn’s Lancaster street home.
A roster of individuals including Florence Cross Helen Cross Glen nis Paugherty Bernice Davis Norma Ferguson Kathleen Fergu son Mrs Richard Fought Mrs Frank Farrell Margaret Jackson Mabele Joseph Margaret Jones Margaret Johnson Eva Nagle Christine Porter Olive Rose Mil dred Totman Clarice Totman Catharine Weller Catharine Wil son Erma Wharton Frances Van Dyke appears in readable text, suggesting a notice or society list within the page.
Miss Charline Martin won the first prize at a New Year themed gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Kiltean and Mrs. Eda Kiltean on High street in Athens. Attendees included Miss Nelle Weber, Bernice Kayser, Ruth Cone, Mary Harris, and Mrs. C. P. Martin with red and white decor and games providing entertainment.
James A. Miller pastor leads New England Christian Endeavor social at Mr Hughes. Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 10:45, Endeavor at 6:30. Carthage Sunday school 1:30 and preaching 2:30. Hebbardsville Sunday school 10. No meetings at Albany or Guysville until next Sunday.
Glouster youth John Kanyok, 18, was arrested for breaking into the Eddy hardware store. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Wallace, was bound over to the grand jury in $1000 bond, and jailed in Athens as the grand jury convenes the week of January 9. He had been in town for months doing odd jobs and staying with Mrs. Wells on Main Street.
Palmer Holdcroft was held up at 5 am near the Stocklein farm by three masked men who searched him but found no money. They fled toward Glouster after the warning. Marshal Williams investigated, but the robbers disappeared. Later, Mrs. Williams saw a man looking in the Williams home window around 10 pm, prompting the family to stay awake until the marshal arrived.
Paul Smith traveled to New Straits Ville to spend New Year’s with Rev. J. W. Orr and his family as a guest.
Mrs J D Woodyard travels from Hollister to Danville Pa to join her companion Mr Woodyard as they establish a home together.
The funeral for Mrs. George Dupler follows yesterday's notice of her death. It will be held Sunday at 1 PM at her residence with interment at Athens. Rebekah lodge members, of which she was a member, are asked to meet Saturday evening at the lodge room to arrange attendance in a body.
Thieves broke into Charles A. Stonehill residence in Glencoe near Chicago and stole about 100000 dollars worth of rare wines and liquor after overpowering guards. The intrusion shattered liquor vaults during the robbery reported December 30.
A concise meditation on how human intellect fuels invention and economic growth, highlighting ideas, discovery, and innovation as engines of change across nations. It argues that knowledge creation sustains industry, technology, and societal advancement worldwide.
United Press report from Philadelphia notes that bacteria in Swiss cheese, pickles and other foods contribute flavor. Scientists at the Society of American Bacteriologists explain holes in Swiss cheese form from gases produced by these bacteria, adding a pleasant taste.
Herman Kurtzitsch of Norris Place Milwaukee says two years of stomach trouble left him worn out and unable to work. He credits Tanlac with curing his ailments restoring appetite and strength and says he would have resigned his job without it. He notes Tanlac is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and by druggists everywhere.
Los Angeles reports that California Washington and Jefferson game at Pasadena promises the lowest scoring clash of the year says Herbert Rawlinson, former football writer and athletic director of the Denver club and now a movie star.
Four poultry demonstration farms were started in Athens county by the Farm Bureau on John S. Leach Coolville C O Richardson Coolville Eldon Dailey Albany and Welch Eberle Nelsonville. They will follow Ohio State University Poultry Department guidance on feed care and management. Records of egg production and farm receipts and expenses will be kept and an annual meeting will discuss methods and profitability.
In Columbus on December 30 Vernon M. Riegel Ohio state director of education told the Amish bishop of Geauga County that the Bing compulsory school attendance law will be enforced with no exemptions. Riegel ordered Harold Ryder Chardon County School Superintendent to inform Amish leaders they must comply. Amish refusals stem from belief that the Bible supports a flat earth and opposes school teachings.
Creditors anticipate acceptance of the $570,000 bid for Allen Motor Cargo assets following a federal judge's order. A stray line about poverty and despair accompanies the report in a reflective aside.
Athens Kiwanians hosted a banquet at the Students Union endorsing a “We Build” motto to foster cooperation and city improvement. Ten new members joined, including Congressman I. M. Foster and Fred W. Bush, as Supt. Stailey and others urged unity to shape a growing Athens with new buildings, factories, and schools.
A reader recounts failing with various medicines for stomach trouble until trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy in St. Louis. The product, they say, clears intestinal mucus and inflammation causing most stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose supposedly convinces and money is refunded. Available at McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere.
A simple Hyomei inhaler remedy promises to end catarrh and bad breath. Breathe the medicated air for instant relief and get a money back guarantee from Kee Drug Co.
Sunday school at 1 30 P M with preaching at 2 30 P M inviting members and the public to attend the services at South Canaan Baptist Church.
William Jones of 33 Richland avenue died in a Columbus hospital after an operation. His wife accompanied the body home last night. He was a postal clerk for the Hocking Valley railroad and leaves a wife and three sons Dale Glenn and Alvan. Funeral will be Monday at 10:30 AM at the Methodist church conducted by the K of P lodge. Friends may call Sunday afternoon at the Jones home.
The body of Mrs Isaac Burnley who died in Johnston City Illinois will arrive in Athens on Saturday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs Burnley formerly lived at Luhrig.
Eight year old Virgil Bobo son of Marion Bobo of Albany suffered severe facial burns after a gunshell shot ignited powder with a match. He escaped loss of eyesight despite the explosion.
Deputy sheriffs of Clayton Missouri certified Oliver Dougherty was in jail on December 10 the day of the December 10 bank messenger robbery in Cincinnati, asserting his alibi in a Dec 30 affidavit.
Mrs Lydia Moore and Mrs Mae Townsand visited Mrs Mary Brown on Thursday. Mr and Mrs S R Andrews spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Brawley. Miss Thelma Colvin of Marietta visits her parents N H Colvin for Christmas. Miss Merle Linscott attended Broadwell Christmas exercises Friday. George Ogge’s guests included Guy Van Dyke and family Wells Van Dyke and family Clyde Colvin and family. Mrs Maude Brawley and children called on Mrs S S R Andrews Monday.
A product description notes Pure Epsom Salts combined with fruit derivative salts creating a lemonade like beverage flavor. The item emphasizes novelty in salt flavoring and positions it as a fun culinary accessory.
Eddie McWilliams drew great applause as pianist at Keiths in Columbus praised by the Columbus Citizen for mixing old tunes with new tricks. A Ohio University graduate he already made a vaudeville name and again “ran away with the show” at last June’s commencement appearance.
Advert says Cascarets are the nicest cathartic laxative in the world to purify the liver and bowels for dizziness headaches colds biliousness indigestion or upset stomach. One or two at night will empty the bowels.
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