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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
5
An advice item from a physician promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for children and adults. It claims bowel regularity aids health, cites testimonials from Mrs. Colson and Mrs. Burkett, and urges mothers to use the remedy with a wide availability and low cost.
Hamilton society notes announce the engagement of Miss Katherine Ellis Alston daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Alston to Mr H W Link son of Mr and Mrs H F Link of Athens Ohio Their spring wedding is planned Miss Alston attends Ohio University and participates in Pi Beta Phi sorority staff work at the Green and White and the Athena Mr Link belongs to Phi Delta Theta though he has been away from the university for several years A correction is issued for an earlier Cincinnati marriage report The Current Events club met at Mrs Harvey Ramsey 137 Franklin Avenue voting to donate five dollars to Ohio University Y W C A The meeting featured papers on Getting Acquainted with New Europe and A New Year and a New Man followed by refreshments and a social hour. other local notes include the Stewarts return to Science Hill and Beatrice Secoy listed among Athens residents
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wenigar hosted a six o'clock New Year dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Nelsonville Mrs Hulda Lenigar of Chauncey Mr and Mrs H H Davis of Detroit Mich Mr Charles Crow of Columbus and Miss Sylvia Lenigar.
Miss Secoy resumes public school music studies at Ohio University and projects a June 192% graduation. Local notes report births, visits, and many trips to Florida and New York as students and residents pursue music and study. Phi Sigma Sigma installs at Ohio University with a formal dinner and new officers.
Hart Cooksey of Sugar Creek was granted a new trial in Athens County Common Pleas Court after a jury found him guilty of shooting Clyde Hanley 16, with intent to wound, on October 27. Judge Worstell granted the new trial on the basis of an alleged error in the judge’s jury charge. No trial date was set.
Columbus named Olga Anna Jones as the first woman council member at the January city council meeting. She succeeds Milton W. Westlake who resigned after election to Franklin County Board of Commissioners. Jones serves as secretary of the Ohio League of Women Voters and is president of the Columbus YWCA.
Resinol Ointment gives quick relief from itching and burning and clears eruptions, with Resinol Soap as a companion, making it a standard skin treatment in thousands of homes.
Pr Charles Moster Kent of Yale University will give six talks in Athens starting January 6. He will address students and the public, with events at the Christian and Methodist churches and the university's Ewing Hall. The schedule includes a union meeting at the Methodist Church and talks on The New Appreciation of the Bible.
After ten days off for the holidays Carbondale schools resumed Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Farley travels to Beaumont to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Staley. Mr. and Mrs. James Malone bring their daughter Margie from Cincinnati to stay with Mrs. Malone’s parents. The Marshfield Telephone Co. installs a new switchboard. RB. F. Beckler returns from Lancaster to tend his car yard. Co. D. Brewer visits in Athens. Wanda Rosales, three weeks old, dies at home. interment at Asbury Tuesday. Metropolitan Glee Club performs Friday evening January 5 at the K of P Hall. seats at Carbondale company store.
Enarco the Japanese Oil promises fast relief from aches and pains with a money back guarantee. Physicians call it superior to liniment and it claims to ease strains sprains rheumatism and chest cold symptoms. Get a bottle at Cline's Pharmacy Co or a reliable local drugstore.
British envoys Stanley Baldwin and Montague Norman tell the American debt funding commission that no funding agreement with allied debtors can be reached until Congress grants broader latitude on maturity dates and interest rates. The commission plans to push for legislation next week to enable such action.
Berlin reports that alliance with Soviet Russia seems most likely as French military pressure mounts. A Berliner Abendblatt warns of a new period of suffering while noting the arts conference collapse could nullify the Versailles treaty.
Hardy G. and Ella B. Turner of Amesville win court approval to adopt six year old Carl Skaggs from Cincinnati. The child will be named Carl C. Turner after the Athens county juvenile court proceeding led by Judge Johnson.
Columbus reports Governor Elect Donahey intends to abolish the state director of commerce job paying 6500 annually as unnecessary. He may offer the position to Grover C. Maxwell, former secretary of state utilities commission, who is expected to decline.
Harry Warden was operated on Thursday at Sheltering Arms hospital to remove a toe. He is described as getting along nicely. Warden, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Warden of New York, formerly from Athens, works as a clerk at Bethel's Quality Chop.
Two boys from Athens County are sent to the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster by Juvenile Judge Johnson. Frank Nott, 16, from Glouster, has runaway and lived as a hobo. Cecil Tucker, 14, of Fern Street Athens, broke into a grocery and violated probation, prompting Lancaster placement.
Advertising copy presents Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy for women’s ills. It lists backache headaches nervousness irregularities and despondency as signs and claims success in overcoming them with a sallow complexion lassitude and sleeplessness noted as accompanying symptoms.
Describes a blue and white check gingham pattern with rick rack trim and options for crepe satin or percale finishes. Pattern available in four bust sizes from 34 to 45 inches with yardage details and mailed on receipt of 12 cents in stamps.
The passage states that a woman enters a taxi first with her escort who assists her and sits behind the other seat. If the taxi has two seats, the man sits with his back to the driver unless he is an old friend of the woman.
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