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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Lulu Lucas of St Louis describes relief from back pain fatigue and weak stomach after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy let her work again at Swift's Packing Company and urges others to try it.
Miss Helen Pettigrew of Kansas City Kas announces her candidacy for governor of Kansas becoming the first woman to enter the state race for the coming election in the Sunflower State.
Mrs Cameron praises Ilona after four dances with Mr Cabel. Ilona notes he dances well and appears business like, yet she insists she could not imagine loving him. Her mother questions the romantic idea of love at first meeting and cautions her about such thoughts.
At a social gathering Mrs. Cameron counsels Ilona on life while Truda shimmers with Mr. Warburton. In a barn scene a striped tiger cat informs a black cat and others that the approaching tramp kidnappers threaten escape through locked doors.
The farmer's wife finds a clean plate and assumes the dog Shep licked it. She calls the dog, then glimpses darkness and suspects his guilt. Shep, shut in a stable by accident, barks in vain as his mistress searches, unaware he is nearby and distressed.
McArthur G L Ferris returns Friday from a week long business trip in Cincinnati. The McArthur girls basketball team travels to Point Pleasant Friday to face the local girls team. Elvey Fri of Athens OU visits family at Creoia over the weekend.
Miss Ruth Hudnall and Ray Hudnall of Amesville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kierns. Miss Myrtle Morris, Easter school teacher, visited her parents. Brother Earl Pedicord of Gloucester will preach here next Sunday morning and evening. All ladies of Loyal Women's group were mentioned.
Dr. G M Swepston aged about 66 died at his home on South Market street Thursday evening after a year long illness. A life long Vinton County resident he is survived by his wife a brother E G Swepston of Cincinnati a sister Mrs Etta Seal of McArthur three nephews Emil Harry and Clyde Swepston of Cincinnati and one niece Ida Swepston who lived with him. Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday at 2 30 pm conducted by Dr C B Taylor with the K of P lodge in charge at the cemetery. Fred Worley traveled to Delaware to attend a basketball tournament. Mrs Edith Carlisle and her son Carl arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Perry Gorsuch.
The McArthur baseball club has reorganized and elected new officers. All teams seeking games may obtain dates and terms by contacting C. V. Smith, secretary, Box 66. Athens Nelsonville Jobs Logan Carbondale Albany and intermediate points are notified.
Dayton report says Parker High School teacher J Smith Etting collapsed on the street Friday and died minutes later. He had previously taught in Canton and came from Downers Grove near Chicago where he also taught.
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