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In a damaged OCR fragment a religious figure is referenced with unclear, garbled wording about ears and age. Limited readable bits point to a sermon or obituary note with missing context and names.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1924
Page
5
In a damaged OCR fragment a religious figure is referenced with unclear, garbled wording about ears and age. Limited readable bits point to a sermon or obituary note with missing context and names.
Fragmentary text mentions Chey Da in an urban context with unclear details. The readable portion hints at local place names and possible civic actions but provides no verifiable events, dates, or outcomes. Further readable material is needed to craft a precise summary.
The Athens Rotary club held its first semi annual formal dinner dance at the Varsity Inn on Tuesday with 50 guests. A large decorated table formed a flower garden centerpiece as Rotary Anns attended and an Ohio University orchestra provided music for dancing.
The Current Events club will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Ernest R. Gross as hostess at 125 North Congress street. Mr and Mrs H R Jacoby announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Jane on February 18. The Presbyterian Church Woman's Bible class postpones its party due to the death of Miss Julia Norton.
Governor Donahey issues a proclamation urging Ohioans to support national efforts to provide food for starving German children during wartime. The call emphasizes collective action across the state to aid the relief drive.
Belgrade parliament approves a treaty of amity with Italy by a 123 to 21 vote. The accord strengthens postwar ties and signals continued cooperation between the two nations.
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho-Sulphur as the best remedy for breaking out and irritation. It destroys germs, relieves itching and burning, and heals eczema, leaving skin clear. A small jar available at drug stores, used like cold cream.
Co. L, 166th infantry of the Athens national guard under Captain W. W. Walsh gains four new members this week and aims for 100 men. A federal inspection by Capt. Brockshink, US infantry, rated the unit very satisfactory in all papers, supply room, ordnance, and overall appearance. Attendance reached nearly 100 percent in formation and drill.
An advertisement extols Eppa Neuritis Tablets as a cure for nerve inflammation. It claims no habit forming drugs and promises rapid relief, selling for $1.00 through McKee Drug Co in Athens and other druggists, with Boericke and Runyon Co as manufacturers in San Francisco.
Emily Pukins Wood 76 wife of Judge Joseph M Wood died in Athens after a week of illness. Funeral plans await word from son James P Wood of Cleveland. Survived by husband two sons James P and Robert S of Athens. Also notices: Mrs W A Bolen, Bates, aged about, died at son D A Bolen’s home on Richland avenue. Survived by three sons and two daughters with one daughter Martha A Ellis predeceased. Funeral at Apostolic church in Bates, interment Bates cemetery.
In Danville near Whilo a madman fired bullets into a home killing three people before dawn. A final self inflicted shot ended the spree, discovered by a passerby later in the morning.
Funeral services are held for three crash victims. Miss Shine Hoel, 23, regains consciousness in hospital. Hannah Bolen, 82, widow, is believed to be on the road to recovery.
A woman recounts her husband’s years of stomach trouble and frequent attacks. A nurse recommended Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and he improved, eating normally again. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal matter from the intestinal tract and ease inflammation. One dose is claimed to aid many stomach and liver ailments with a money back guarantee. Methonee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Neuenville and druggists everywhere.
An athletic event at Sing Sing covered no wall climbing. The report notes the competition focused on other sports and athletic activities.
Support for the Ohio Bell Telephone Co in seeking approval from the state utilities commission for increased rates on distance calls was urged in Columbus by telephone workers.
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