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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
3
The Nelsonville coal region reports a 29 percent drop in production for the week ending December 27 to 7,635,000 net tons. The 1924 total is forecast near 167.7 million net tons with Lake trade factors, eastern Ohio fields, and weather shaping output.
Mrs. Joe Stanley hosted the Needle craft club on Thursday at her Fairview street home. After the regular meeting, needle work occupied the afternoon followed by a two course luncheon served to members Mrs. Robert Huenefeld Flossie Crawford Martha Davis Anna Allen Clara Backus and Mrs. Riggs with guests Mrs. Goldie Kuhn and her daughter.
Good attendance is reported at prayer meetings held citywide last night in preparation for evangelistic meetings at the Christian church starting Sunday.
C James Scott was granted a divorce from Mabel Scott after he blamed his wife for objecting to his table manners and nagging him for eating pears with a knife. Argentina is importing large quantities of shell eggs from the United States.
The dirigible Los Angeles left the naval air station at 10:20 AM for short trial flights nearby. The airship circled the field as the crew prepared Vive trips to practice teaching and detaching the vessel to the mast, with return planned at sundown.
In Bluefield West Virginia Evangeline aged 5 one of three children of Mrs Mattie Lambert was near death after ingesting poison spread by her mother last Tuesday Jack aged 3 died yesterday Annie the eldest was observed at hospital and released home with no effects Mr Lambert and Jack were buried in the same grave the children ate sandwiches laced with poison in the family tragedy
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