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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1922

Page

9

For Sale Veranda 16 feet with roof and floor details

ads copy lists a veranda for sale with measured 16 feet and a jfood roof and floor. inquiries at 116 Myers street or Bell Phone 809. heavy promotional line about Gebotts Original Kream Frydkakes produced daily for customers from Maine to California and available at Nelsonville Cream Fried Cake Co Myers street.

M. P. Totman A. Nash, Co Cincinnati Athens John Robbins Parker Bros James Collins Richardson-Gee Co Glauster Bell Nelsonville Lwork Dern Tire and VUL. CO Mill Street Myers Street Bell Phone Maine California Ulem

Fire destroys Chicago Devon street car barns

A blaze tore through the Devon street car barns in Chicago endangering firemen and workers as live wires fell. The fire destroyed street cars and left only 800 feet of the barns intact, crippling car service across three city blocks.

Devon Chicago

Market Summary From Cincinnati and Sheep-Receipts

Receipts and prices across markets show steady to weak conditions. Cincinnati reports cattle mostly steady, calves steady to lower, hogs steady to 26 cents lower, and sheep and lambs holding firm with good to choice bids. Cattle and lamb categories include varied classes with price ranges noted.

Chicago Moe Cincinnati

Local Social Roundup From Trimble and Glouster Areas

Taylor Ridge Elden Bullison suffered two mashed toes at mine 22 on Saturday. Evan Davis cut hand at mine 255 last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsel of Glouster visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wian on Sunday. Walter Davis joined guests of James Metes in Trimble Sunday. Ida Chalfaut was guest of Mrs. S. M. Taylor in Trimble Saturday. John Davis visited Chauncey Thursday. Elza Cornell of Trimble spent Sunday with Ed Mitchal. Lelia Welling and Cora Davis attended Lena Brown’s funeral in Jacksonville Friday. Cora Heffken and son Fritz weekended with relatives in Glouster. Flora Harrison introduced guests Wednesday including Gladys Davis, Emma Me Clella, Grace Mates, Cora Davis, Mia Della Olbers, Katie Winn, Rachel Judson, Clara Golding and Ida Chalfant.

Elden Bullison Evan Davis William Kinsel Glouster Clarence Wian Walter Davis James Metes Trimble Ida Chalfaut 8S. M. Taylor Emma Me Clella Grace Mates Cora Davis Mia. Della Olbers Katie Winn Rachel Judson Clara Golding Ida Chalfant

Sand Rock Social Roundup Shows Local Visits

Sand Rock residents share Sunday visits as families and relatives drop by. Mrs. Guy Van Dyke and children meet Mrs. George Ogg. Lelia Van Dyke and Edith Parminder visit Virgene Boudinot. Mrs. David Colvin from Broadwell stays with Mrs. Giene Colvin. others call on Gilbert Boudinot and family. W. S. Taylor hosts guests. extended social rounds include Mary Grandstaff and several Ogg, Van Dyke, Colvin, and Stahl relatives.

Guy van Dyke George Ogg Lelia van Dyke Edith Parminter Virgene Boudinot David Colvin Broadwell Giene Colvin John* Parminter Gilbert Boudinot Branch Townsend W. 8. Taylor Carl Grandstaff Eva Marquis Edith McDaniel Taylor Mary Grandstaff Wells van Dyke Sarah Stahl Sadie Colvin Gene Colvin Margaret Ogg Charles Wade James Raymond Henry Ogg Charley Stable

Groundhog Day Forecast Hype Before Shadow or Not

Tomorrow brings anxious folk and hopeful chatter as the groundhog wakes, checks for a shadow, and signals six more weeks of winter or a quick return to spring. The old weather prognosticator is packed with ritual and superstition in this seasonal rite.

Huuer BATES Ottess Athens Messenger Nelsonville Bart Devitas Mr. Groundhog King Winter

Another Advantage Of System Of Socialism

A New York post office report describes a Russia to United States registered letter with 500 stamps totaling 2000 rubles. The tiny envelope carried the stamps with metal fasteners due to size. The cost to send a registered letter to Russia is 16 cents.

Newark N. J Russia United States New York

Hooper Ridge Community Guests Attend Sunday Visits

Sunday visitors include Hooper Ridge families and relatives from The Plains Hamley Run Athens Amesville and Columbus. Guests listed include Linscott Glass Wooley Kasler Antle Sayers Patton Hudnall Barnes and Linscott with many children. Preaching services at Hooper Ridge church will be led by Rev Earl Pescisord from Glouster next Sunday.

Atta Linscott Floyd Linscott Clifford Gabriel the Plains Merle Glass Hamley Run Coral Wooley Atta Hazel Linsecott Anna Phipps Athens Nellie Linscott Amesville George Linscott Harry Keefer Nellie George Antle Clarence White Warren Kasler Nellie Carpenter Harlan Stacy Sayers Ace Kasler Jennie Kasler Wilbur Kasler War

Prof Morton Honored in State Education Committee

Prof R L Morton of Ohio University’s normal college mathematics department is named to a special committee led by Vernon M. Riegal to study classifying children by ability via mental tests. Dr B R Buckingham of Ohio State chairs, with superintendents Light Barberton Maston Piqua Deitrich Elyria and assistant state director Biisa on the panel.

R. L. Morton Normal College of Ohio University Vernon M. Riegal B. R. Buckingham Bureau of Education Research l Ohio State University Light Barberton Maston Mar Jtius

Tremendous Pacific Earthquake Stumps Scientists

Cleveland February 1 scientists are puzzled by the earth quake that yesterday set seismographs to work hardest in years. Rev Dr Odenbach of St Ignatius College Observatory believes the quake occurred in the Pacific Ocean where deep water prevented land effects. Had it been on land they would have heard of it already. the upheaval is described as the most colossal in fifteen years.

Cleveland Dr. Odenbach St. Ignatius College Observatory Pacific Ocean

Births Lead Race in Past Month

In January Athens city townships and Canaan records show 22 births and 17 deaths, per Dr J M Higgins registrar. Among new arrivals 12 were girls and 10 boys, including two twin girls. County probate court records list 66 county births for January with 34 boys.

Athens City Athens Township Canaan J. M.higgins Probgtes Umber

Amesville and Nearby Relatives Visit and Local Notes

Amesville column reports Emma Patterson extended visit in Cincinnati with relatives also in Middletown Columbus Delay Heverly then return. Parson couple weekends with Westerville relatives. McCune family back from Florida and Calgary travelers note Ohio weather and business woes. Gifford delegates attend lumbermen’s meeting in Cincinnati. Buck hosts visit at Ohio University. Grange banquet, high school lecture with Nanah Rense, community club Feb 6 program promises novelty. Revival at Feral Valley church continues with new teaching. Hoo Ridge sect mentioned. Louise Carpenter visits Athens. Laura Smith travels to Columbus. new addition to Mrs. Smith’s home. Road accident injures a man near Black Diamond mine. Dr. Reed attends.

Emma _ Patterson Cincinnati Middletown Columbus Delayare Heverly Peter Parsons Ohio University Wil‘ber Henry Amesville Grange Presbyterian Church Nanah Rense Wilson’ ‘Hall Meichurch Feral Valley Conant Sunday Croat Valley Hoo ‘Ridge Louise Carpenter Etta Carpenter Athens H. A. Meltzer Russ Porter Raye MecCullum Black Dias Imond Ard

Scale Committee of Miners Will Start Work Soon

INDIANAPOLIS February 1 First action toward formulating wage demands of bituminous coal miners for a new scale to replace the March 1 expiration will be taken by the international scale committee of the United Mine Workers of America here early in February. John L. Lewis, international president, announced there is no definite date for the conference. Hall, president of the Ohio district, chairs the scale committee. The new demands are expected to call for a substantial wage increase.

Indianapolis United States John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Lewis Hall Ohio

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