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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
8
Dr. E. E. Paddock, a Kansas City physician with 30 years in gall bladder and liver diseases, advocates medicine over surgery for gallstone sufferers. He offers a free booklet “The Liver and Gall Bladder” and a mail coupon to receive it.
The notice provides a free booklet about the liver and gall bladder with the home address and dotted lines for the recipient to fill in full name and address. It invites readers to request the booklet at no charge via a simple form.
Logan February 25 Heavy fines were imposed by Judge Harley M Whitcraft on Alvin Nungester and Roy Johnson two Brimstone Creek liquor handlers arrested after a local fight Nungester pled guilty Johnson found guilty and later Nungester bound over on a concealed weapons charge Johnson has prior liquor manufacturing conviction A large Easter party followed at Easterling Club with Mrs John McBroom Miss Florence Bort and Miss Ruth Heft hosting Forty guests attended including many local residents and guests from Cynthiana Kentucky and New Lexington Ohio
Coronera de Miller investigated the death of 16 year old Edna W. Tatman of Laurelville. Officials said pneumonia caused her death after repeated tuberculosis and pneumonia attacks. Parents failed to obtain a physician. coroner to file official report later. Mr and Mrs Phil Tschappat and two children spent weekend in Utica with relatives.
Dr A Y Wilcox urged patience in Sunday morning services at the Presbyterian Church. He cited Paul in Titus praising soundness in patience and noted Paul endured opposition and persecution while remaining steadfast and disciplined.
Lewis Atkins, 30, died after a coasting accident on North Hill at Ming Junction. His sled lost control, struck a retaining wall, and he was thrown onto a roof, suffering fatal injuries.
Amer ican Legion band under Melvin Harbarger conducted a Sunday evening concert at the Pythian Theater Logan with white uniforms and blue gold capes. Mrs Marel Weyrmuller and Mrs Sumner Martin performed songs while Walter Prathier offered popular numbers. The finale featured the Star Spangled Banner as a staged flag effect and about 400 tickets were sold.
Mr and Mrs Foster Crumley of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Crumiley s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens of East Second Street Miss Minnie McBroom of this city visited friends in Columbus over the end of the week Barton Hall and Forest Wein rich of this city visited relatives in Columbus over Sunday Mrs W H White returned Friday evening after a three months visit with her daughter Mrs H A Mason of Erie Pa Mrs William McCormick and daughter Margaret of Columbus were guests over the end of the week of Miss Florence Bort of Culver Street Mr and Mrs Archie Watson of Thursday were guests Sunday of Mrs Laura Fierce of East Second Street Miss Kathryn Miller student nurse at the Grant Hospital was the guest of her mother Mrs Ella Miler over Sunday Mrs Esther Smith of this city left last week for a six month visit with Mr and Mrs Wayne Wright of Phoenix Arizona She will travel by the north route to Washington and then down the Pacific coast states to Arizona.
Katherine Calkins Rousey and Dr. Schuyler C. Rousey of Lockland face a District Court of Appeals hearing in Pomeroy. Divorce granted November 2 in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Custody fight over three older children with Hugh Jenney Sue and Sara Lee retained by father. Schuyler Jr. kept with mother.
Logan February 25 Mr and Mrs I D Brown of Haydenville left Sunday for a four week trip to Los Angeles where they will visit Mr and Mrs C A Barker Jr and Mrs Guass wife of the United States consul general in China who are relatives They plan to visit Mrs Suass who will join her husband in Tientsin this summer The trip west will be by railroad.
Lewis Whitaker of Lancaster was brought to Hocking County Jail for questioning in the Earl Behrens murder case and released to Fairfield County deputy sheriff William Bellhorn on Friday. He was returned to Lancaster to face a liquor possession charge after officers found one and a half gallons of whisky in his home during a search.
Paris reports doctors identified a new congestion center in Marshal Ferdinand Foch's lungs today. The medical bulletin notes no further details on prognosis.
Three Logan residents were transported to Columbus hospitals for appendicitis operations. The group includes Miss Rhea Pettit local attorney and daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Pettit, Mrs John Yates of Gallagher Avenue, and Mrs Bruce Brandt who traveled with her husband in an invalid coach.
Advertises McCoy's Tablets as a powerful energizing formula for aged readers seeking improved health. Claims thousands of physicians prescribe the formula for anemia and weakened conditions. Offers 60 tablets for 60 cents with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee.
Roger J. Jones accuses Ralph Gutherie of lying under oath about witnessing the February 7 West Washington Street shooting that left Alexander Hayes dead and McKinley Hayes mortally wounded. Gutherie pleads not guilty and posts $800 bond. authorities say he was not on the sidewalk but in Chris Corbin’s restaurant.
Harold Baughman of the Automotive Battery and Electric Co used a classified ad to attract buyers for a garden tractor. Within three days thirty six people expressed a desire to own the tractor. Call ad-taker Digi Athens 0243 or Nelsonville 412-W.
Dr. Wilcox argues patience is essential during waits and transitions in belief. He likens spiritual change to pregame strain and urges tolerance, careful thought, and virtuous living to grow genuine Christian patience.
The given sequence Slim Slam Seam Leas Leas Lean is explained as a clue solution. The note states its focus on the puzzle answer rather than broader context.
Odorless Zemo antiseptic liquid promises quick scalp cleansing and relief from itching pimples and eczema. It claims to clear skin like no other product and is sold in bottles of 35 cents 60 cents and one dollar at druggists.
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