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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
6
Home at Springfield broadcasts at 6 30 this evening by the Boys band of the air to aid local Masons. The WCso courtesy offers programs by boys bands and orchestras from Springfield homes upon request.
The notes list Bible School times and worship services for Barnes Bible School, Church of God, Free Methodist, and Presbyterian Church. It includes subjects such as The Power of Sin and Our American, with prayer meetings, revival plans, youth meetings, and superintendent names.
To satisfy a judgment against Maria Hogsett for $603.88 and costs in favor of Fred F. Kittle administrator of the estate of the late Charles Bishop, Hogsett farm of 103 acres was appraised at $1,645 and sold to George W. Lovell for $1,030 in Homer township.
F A Danford, who sold his local ice and coal business to Clyde Saylor, has moved to Metuchen New Jersey and taken a position with the Steel Equipment corporation, the same firm he worked for during the War. He has been with the company for several weeks, and is joined by Mrs Danford and two children Lois and
Eilden left Thursday for Union town Pennsylvania to spend weeks with Mrs Danford s parents Mr and Mrs E B Culver before traveling to New Jersey.
Mrs. Anna McLean of Zanesville spends the week in Trimble with Mrs. Lydia Danford. Mrs. Thomas Gibbon of Shawnee visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, on Spring street. Miss Garnet Pico returns from Columbus after several days as guest of her sister, Miss Caroline.
Aaron Bernstein spent the early part of the week in Pittsburgh with Mrs. Bernstein and baby. Miss Margaret McMenamy of Jacksonville was here Thursday en route to New Lexington to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harbaugh. Co. F. Wallace and Frank Melligan were in Athens Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barker of Montgomery, W. Va., are spending a few days at their home in Trimble. They expect to return to Montgomery where Mr. Barker is employed.
Steubenville police ask Akron and Oil City authorities to watch for 13 year old Mary Edith Agary of Weirton who disappeared after leaving home for school on Wednesday morning.
London dispatch reports American capital forming a silent league of nations to offset U S absence from Geneva. The article notes large loans to Germany and Poland and cites a $260,000 as part of the financing, highlighting U S influence through finance and diplomacy.
A 900 million loan to Jugoslavia appears poised for completion, potentially expanding American influence in Europe beyond treaties and cultural or military power. The prospect triggered a strong reaction in financial circles today, hinting at a broader reach for U.S. interests.
Doctors say 100 percent bran best relieves constipation and only all bran provides full roughage. Kellogg’s All-Bran guarantees relief with two tablespoons daily, served with milk or fruit, and usable in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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