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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
5
C E Sel VY postal employee was seriously injured in a triple car crash in Columbus last night. The report notes a discussion on gender balance in European populations, stating women now outnumber men far less than in most of the last five to six centuries.
The Men's Faculty Club of Ohio University started a four game bridge tournament with a Wednesday night match at the club house 20 East Union Street. Remaining dates are February 18 March 4 and the finals March 18.
Across Europe and Asia bitter cold and storms claim lives with 86 known dead and more feared as communication lines fail. A gypsy family perished near Bruenn while Arctic regions report extreme lows. Iceland shows 45 degrees and Greenland January averages 40. Separately at Columbus the armory program moves to the Senate Finance Committee. In Cincinnati a court orders John Frohman to pay 3000 to Hermine Heine after a broken engagement.
Presbyterians in the district near 3 Park Place will gather tonight at the Higgins home to prepare for a church series starting Tuesday night. Dr. W. H. Hudnut of Youngstown will attend to discuss the coming meetings. Another Friday gathering will be held at the Addicott home 55 Elmwood Place.
Mrs Lotta Love of Columbus sues Frank C Love for alimony retroactive to 1924 after four years of waning affection. They wed June 29 1919 and she claims he owns two farms and a large Fairfield County home.
Ashes placed on Athens streets where snow covered intersections were cleaned by City Service Department workers. Cinders hauled from business district stop sign areas to prevent storm sewer contamination. G M Romine city service director commented on the effort.
For over twenty years wise mothers have trusted AM-O-LOZ as pure pleasant and effective. A teaspoonful shows noticeable relief and all good druggists recommend and guarantee AM-O-LOZ.
A 50 person delegation urged passage of the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bill before the House Finance Committee. The measure would fund monuments and markers along a Toledo to Cincinnati route highlighting Revolutionary era sites.
The submarine 84, still disabled, is being towed to Key West for repairs after a minor leak in its periscope forced the Navy to stop tests of Lieut. C. B. Momsen’s escape mask. Tests off Key West at depths of 40 and 75 feet succeeded for Momsen and Chief Torpedoman Edward Kolinowski.
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