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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
10
Announcement in the Colum papers states the West Jefferson Mery Company will redeem issued checks prior to dissolution dollar for dollar. A large number of AMeigs county cream shippers held supposedly worthless checks and are shielded by the move.
Harrison Buck of Middleport sits in jail on a non support charge as local charity officials describe his home as pitiable. Mrs Buck and the baby are ill and Buck has contributed nothing for support, selling shoes to fund frivolous pursuits while intermittently working in the mines without providing proper care or moral conduct.
The Middleport and Pomeroy Loyal Legion Posts plan minstrel performances on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next week in Middleport and Friday at the Pomeroy Opera House. The local boys are practicing assiduously under supervision.
A professional director signals a memorable performance from afar and assures fans the show will be outstanding. The statement emphasizes confidence and anticipation for an engaging presentation.
William Conder was arrested at Forest Run mine for altering coal car check tags removing a teammate’s tag and replacing it with his own. Squire Martin fined him plus costs of 57.50 dollars, which friends of Gordon plan to cover today. Once paid, Gordon may resume life anew.
Point Pleasant reports W. H. Griffith will be tried in Mason County for the murder of Ira Roush. Chief Hite says the case is strong and that local authorities and state legal authorities support a trial if demanded by the victim’s family. A special grand jury convenes at Point Pleasant to indict Griffith as the evidence chain solidifies.
An advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Thanderine to refresh the scalp and prevent dandruff. It claims the tonic makes lifeless hair appear fuller and more lustrous with youthful brightness and abundant thickness, available at all druggists.
Wade Roush Roy and Sullivan Sayre confirm Griffith as the man who took Ira Roush in a boat. Griffith wore Roush's coat when arrested and at the jail. He confesses to most charges but denies killing Roush.
The M. H. S. juniors at Middleport High School were honored with an evening party hosted by Miss Selah Sidenstricker at her home with Miss Marguerite Hawkins assisting. Twenty two class members attended and will meet monthly starting the first Monday evening.
H F Smith of the Parkersburg Rig and Reel Company has joined the John M Crawford foundry as cost expert. Mrs Smith and their baby have moved to the Brewster residence on Second street and begun housekeeping.
Otho Tracy son of Street Commissioner Art Tracy is able to be up at home after a bout with typhoid fever. Cradle of Liberty Chapter C A R will meet with Mrs D Curtis Reed on Saturday February 12 at 2 pm. Alfred Phillips of Cincinnati visits his mother and sisters. Miss Gertrude Stowe of the Vulcan Coal Co office has been at the company home offices for a week on special work.
The Glockner intimidation case moved from common pleas to the court of appeals yesterday. Prosecutor Davis was granted more time to prepare papers. The matter ties to the Ad Gloeckner burglary case and concerns threats aimed at Ad's wife to stop her testimony.
Frank Cummins husband of Hazel Cummins files suit citing morality infractions and a letter to Williamson asking him to run away. The Cummins were wed December 1916 and have a four year old child.
Citizens suggest volunteer street repair on Lincoln Hill road in Pomeroy to supplement a short village treasury. Private funding would cover the work, fixing bad spots without burdening residents, and could serve as a model for other areas needing attention.
Harry Slaughter at 111g N Court St Athens offers immediate dry cleaning and mending with hand pressing. Customer quickly accommodated with in house expertise and prompt service.
Washington Feb 10 The Republican publicity association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr asserts eight years of Wilson era policies caused the current industrial depression. They cite early stock and farm price slumps, tariff impacts on grain and textiles, and mismanagement of the federal reserve to explain low agricultural values and production threats for 1921.
About 100 million animals were inspected in interstate movements in 1920 to prevent communicable diseases according to a department of agriculture release. Cattle inspected totaled 22,063,290, sheep 23,472,528, and swine 39,754,970.
The Near East Class held its third meeting Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin with strong attendance and interest. The next gathering is set for February 28 at the home of Mrs. Wells.
A home-made remedy touted for fast cough relief is described as effective, easy to prepare, and inexpensive, with claims of quick results and broad usefulness.
A dated advertisement touts a pint dosage of 24% ounces Pinex mixed with syrup or alternatives to treat coughs. It claims instant relief, pleasant taste, long shelf life, and cost savings, urging readers to ask doctors for Pinex and promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
A devotional meeting occurs Thursday at 7 PM in the Methodist church for all three churches. Union services begin next Sunday at 7 PM in the Baptist church, continuing nightly except Saturdays, likely closing Feb 27. Speakers include Rev. H. E. Warner of the Methodist church and Rev. James A. Miller of the Presbyterian church.
Harry Householder of Ohio born June 12 1881 died February 2 1921 in Columbus after surgery for appendicitis. Survived by wife Cora Irelan and six children Nellie Fred Lewella Ralph Margaret George, with five brothers and three sisters. Active church member Odd Fellows and education board servant. Johnnie predeceased him.
We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for floral tributes and consoling words from pastors Rev. Rea ding and Rev. Sheldon. Signed by Mrs. Cora Householder and children.
Representatives from farmer labor and progressive groups gather in Cleveland to seek lower food costs for consumers and higher profits for producers. The All-American Farmer Labor Cooperative Congress convened with over 300 delegates from five million members. Scheduled speakers include E. T. Meredith, E. C. F. Ames and C. R. Cotrell.
The Timken Roller Company filed a $50,000 suit in Canton Ohio alleging conspiracy and copying of secret manufacturing plans by Gilliam Manufacturing Company. The complaint names the two firms and cites alleged theft and misappropriation of trade secrets.
Britain grants Prime Minister Lloyd George the Chequers estate in Buckinghamshire as an official residence for the premier. The gift from Lord Lee of Fareham marks a national gesture of thanks for victory in the great war and ensures a home for future premiers even if the office of First Lord of the Treasury remains elsewhere.
The advertisement quotes R. Long claiming relief from neuralgia caused by an upset stomach after using Eatonic. It argues Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity and gases, promising quick relief when taken after meals, with a small price and druggist guarantee.
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