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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
10
The body of Mrs. Helen McBride wife of Frank McBride who died in Grant hospital Columbus was brought to Logan for a brief stay then shipped to McArthur her former home for burial A short service preceded the interment.
A Pine Valley club lodge gathering on Friday hosted by John Wellman James Rochester and Bord Troxel featured a twenty pound turkey centerpiece. Attendees included Mor Cook Claude Lyons W P Weber HL Paul Doltiso Dolllson John Michel Walter Bowen and George Schwenke. A marriage license was issued to Ruth A Th daughter of Mr Rolsten and James Jenn fh son of Mr and Mrs W Rev T C Harper officiated.
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A local club will discuss buying a device to assist reception at its meeting. The agenda includes evaluating a radio switch and related equipment to improve signal handling and communication.
In Marietta, Tessie Sluete from Aiea took a medal at the youth event. Officials credited the methodist coach and counted the efforts as the event concluded with notable performances from Jin Tiork and Pecpre.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a convent and a feugin sermhileud with unclear purpose and a ta siseu reference. Readable elements indicate a religious or civic notice, but specifics are obscured by garbled text and missing context.
Mayor Rochester resumes office for a second term as of January. New council members are to be sworn in with four newcomers joining the body. Existing officials like George Smith and Wood Bowen may receive reappointment to the sinking fund board, with other appointments to be announced soon.
Science chief Henry Fairfield Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History in New York has been named president of the Association for the Advancement of Science. The announcement notes his stature as a leading paleontologist and scholar, with a long record of research and publication.
Fragmentary notes report Sherman, series director, on duty. Mrs Shera is ill and receiving treatment in a local sanatorium. The damaged text links her condition to a long illness forcing bed rest and a medical routine in Franklin County.
Lindbergh resumes flight activity setting an air record while overcoming a four-year gap. The report notes recent trials and a notable bar crossing as part of the comeback.
In a November session, C Wood Bowen was chosen chief amid a routine roster of officers. S. Yar dent and Yaw served as president and clerk in the beard, with revisions to the state budget and annual appropriations for the ensuing year approved.
A man acquitted of murdering his wife Imogene was ordered to the state hospital asylum by probate judges. The decision followed an immunity assertion and a writ of habeas corpus.
Vague report notes night coughs ceased almost instantly after an unspecified action. No clear details on cause location or individuals from the fragment. The item reads like a brief, unclear medical or anecdotal mention with limited context.
A new pictorial booklet of the United States Navy, compiled by the Washington Information Bureau of the Athens Messenger, features modern fighting ships, aircraft and submarines with country comparisons. Copies cost six cents, available by mail from Frederica Haskin in Washington, D C.
An old advertisement touts Zemo Liquid as a safe antiseptic cure for itching skin scalp irritations and blemishes. It claims quick relief from pimples blotches and flushes and offers bottles priced at 60 cents and one dollar.
The Ohio Council of Republican Women board met in Columbus to review draft plans for 128 members. The 25 member board includes chairmen of standing committees and was presided by Mrs. Wichita Sinehir Tas Yaug henville, a council president and Republican national committeewoman. A $20 reward is offered for information on the death of W EB Deienbach, who died after being found unconscious December 17. The suspect roster includes claims of beating with a club. Burglars forced nine locks at a Liverpool home, stealing jewels valued at $30,000. In London a man linked to a marriage scandal testified about engagement plans.
An old notice extols Musterale as a first aid remedy for children and adults. It claims quick relief from coughs sore throats bronchitis tonsilitis whooping cough and other ailments and suggests a milder form for babies and small children. It warns it may prevent pneumonia.
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