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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1928
Page
3
Kansas City physician Dr E E Paddock, a long time gall bladder expert, advocates medical treatment over surgery for gallstones and related liver issues. He offers a free booklet The Liver and Gall Bladder detailing symptoms, treatment method, and a mail request coupon.
York Grange No. 2436 marked George Washingtons birthday with a patriotic program. Participants performed songs readings and declamations while County Agent Tom Johnson praised Washingtons qualities. Refreshments were served and a future degree conferral was announced for March 2 at the Kimberly building.
Nelsonville February report shows one boy and one girl absent during February. Girls across four rooms averaged 99.9 percent attendance while boys averaged 99.75 percent. all grades except fourth grade boys and second grade girls reached 100 percent.
Bonnie Auflick aged 8 plans her second birthday anniversary February 29. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Auflick. Other Nelsonville Leap Year Club members include Grace Adams Duffey of Myers Street born February 29, 1904 and Bernard Eyre of Fayette Street born February 29, 1900.
Delaware February 27 Roland Allen of Corning represented Ohio Wesleyan University in a dual debate held in Gray Chapel against Wesleyan and Penn State. Allen, a senior, is a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity.
Nelsonville February 27 Bert Hupp Alva Steele and John Dixon Greendale were arraigned before Mayor L J Eberle on liquor charges Hupp fined $10 and costs for intoxication Steele fined $100 and costs for possessing Dixon fined $100 and costs for a similar charge plus $10 and costs on intoxication The trio were arrested late Saturday on Last Columbus street by Patrolman George Bateman Evidence included a salvaged pint Bert Johnson and Donald Dalley Nelsonville entered not guilty pleas to intoxication charges and face hearings before Mayor Eberle May 6.
Mrs. Willard H. Bartoe, assisted by Mrs. Jesse Bryan and Mrs. Elizabeth Greeny, hosted the Faithful Workers class of the M. E. Sunday school on Monroe Street. Mrs. J. D. Ledis¢ led a singing devotional, readings by several members, a duet with piano, and roll call jokes. Refreshments followed.
Miss Margaret Scott entertained members of the W D B club Saturday evening at her M E street home. The event began with sewing and progressed to dancing with refreshments served to Louise Bowers Elsie Coakley Elizabeth Bowers Louise Caldwell Harriett Bowers Genevieve Beagle Mary Jo Bowers and the hostess.
A simple home remedy suggests dissolving two Bayer tablets in four spoonfuls of water to gargle for sore throat or tonsillitis. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross. boxes of twelve tablets priced as noted. Repeat every two hours if needed.
Nelsonville February 27 Officers of Boy Scout Troops 1 and 2 will entertain Camp Fire Girls at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening. The program features bugle assemblies, a flag pledge led by A S M W D Mender Jr, a speech by Rev Lloyd Evans, music, games, and a scout benediction with taps.
The Parent-Teacher association of Central School presents a benefit picture at the Majestic Theater on March 5 and 6. Proceeds from the showing of The Poor Nut go to the association courtesy of S. Steenrod, theater manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason and Mr. and Mrs. James Syx of Columbus joined other guests Sunday visiting Mrs. W. J. Scott. Nearby families from Newark and Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Monks. Mrs. Spent days with St. Clair hospital patient recovering at home.
Thousands suffer with indigestion find relief by addressing the liver and bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to restore digestion, easing cramps and pain. Take one or two at bedtime and eat as you like. Prices 15c 30c 60c.
The East Parent-Teacher Association met at the East building for its annual evening gathering. A patriotic program featured readings, songs, piano duets, dialogues, and a paper on Washington, followed by a lunch served to about 90 members.
A three story frame warehouse in Elyria owned by Morris Lesnic and used by Gooden Bros. burned early today. Four horses and about a dozen dogs perished in the blaze which also destroyed 10 vehicles and caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The building housed a veterinary hospital run by Dr. O E Heas and the animals burned were in that section.
Olaf Swanson, 65, a steel worker, was fatally struck today in Youngstown. Robert Williams, the truck driver, was detained by police.
Advice on ideal weight varies by height with examples from five feet seven to six feet six. The ad promotes McCoy's Tablets claiming they help underweight individuals gain at least six pounds or money back.
The Buckeye promotes citizenship by offering five percent certificates of deposit from months with interest options. It highlights a secure investment, money safe storage, and the bank's strong resources of over forty one million dollars and more than eighty thousand customers.
Bates Columbus Feb 27 The Ohio congressman Charles Brand of Urbana says he will aid Governor Donahey in the state insurance rate investigation. Brand urges city and county rates be reviewed to fair returns and cites evidence that insurers earned about 18 percent on invested capital over the past decade.
The mining class district will show When A Man Is A Miner from the U.S. Bureau of Mines for education. Admission is free. Screenings begin in Glouster tonight, then Pomeroy Tuesday, Chauncey Friday, and Shawnes a week from Wednesday at 7 oclock.
A special Senate Teapot Dome committee accountant was sent to New York to trace $600,000 in Liberty Bonds tied to the Continental trading company affair of 1921. He will obtain bond descriptions from the Dominion Bank of Canada and then secure serial numbers from brokers.
United States Senator Gillett will address listeners nationwide via radio Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 oclock. The National League of Women Voters uses the broadcast for voter service with eighteen stations including WSAI Cincinnati WTAM Cleveland and WEAF New York.
Canaan Grange will give degree work in Canaonville Tuesday night at 1 80 o clock. A literary program will precede the degree work, followed by a supper. The committee asks old members to bring a pie but requests that no candidates bring anything.
A training course for American Red Cross chapter workers in Eastern Indiana and all of Ohio will be held March 1 to March 7 at the Deshier hotel in Columbia Ohio. Topics include disaster relief public nursing first aid life saving and other Red Cross activities for chapters in large cities and smaller communities in the two states.
WA Chairman Smoot of the Senate finance committee said the conference report on the alien property bid will be taken up for decision in the Senate tomorrow. Delays occurred due to the absence of Senator King and his planned opposition to the conferees decision.
A condensed account traces Tetow's life from betrayal of his foster father to denying the parent and betraying a party for self glory. It notes a self serving path, suicide risk, and the wreck that follows as dangers rise when restraint and obligation are ignored.
Clyde Rutter pleaded guilty to operating an automobile with costs set at 10 dollars. Magistrate Carl day night issued the order as arrest was effected by Constable Harry Dalton. Affidavit filed by Peart.
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