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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
6
Unclear OCR fragment suggests talks about Griffiths, Gibson, and pitching or coaching decisions. Mentions veterans, development, and potential reshuffling to boost performance. No clear dates, teams, or events readable.
Fragmentary text outlines Brown as a contender in a race and mentions Lee, Ell, and Eller in a rough sports context. Lacks clear outcome or full names. cannot determine event or date from the readable fragment.
In Columbus on January 10 the senate eyed confirmation of Governor Donahey's cabinet picks sworn in by Chief Justice Marshall. Republicans introduced bills on party ballots for primaries and tax receipt clarity as old age pension measures face rejection per the governor.
Madame Tetrazziani tells Irrahmen to sing rather than shout and hopes Ireland will settle its internal dispute. She notes the country’s disturbance as a pity but believes family unity and music can restore happiness. She also lauds John McCormack as the greatest singer.
Mrs. E A Rutherford of Can Freckles returns home from Columbus with her son after visiting her uncle Anthony Pettiford and family. She was accompanied by her grandfather Edmond Pettiford.
At a Bastrop Louisiana hearing on the Morehouse parish killings the 19 year old Addie May Hamilton appears as a central figure. She accuses the Ku Klux Klan of responsibility and cites a petition enabling her return. The session also features Big Jim Norsworthy’s testimony detailing Klan usurpation of constitutional government and anti Klans reaction.
An advertisement touts Mi O Na as the best prescription for indigestion. It credits McKee Drug Co. with guaranteeing the product’s effectiveness for stomach distress.
Doris Lucile Layman, 16 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. C. Layman, died here after severe burns from a kettle of boiling water spilled on her on New Year’s Day. The child’s injuries occurred when she reached for the kettle.
Chief of Police J. Round reports 1047 arrests in Niles during 1922. A large number of liquor and gambling raids contributed to the rise in arrests for the year.
Jose Diaz Ferrey 17, a Spaniard, is held by juvenile authorities to the grand jury under $1,000 bond on a charge of assault with intent to kill Wilson Ryan at the National Tube Company in Elyria Lorain.
An advertisement touts S S S as a blood cleanser and builder that cures rheumatism and restores vitality. It claims increased red blood cells improve the entire system, aiding skin conditions and general strength, urging readers to start taking S S S today.
Harrisonville Pearl Michaels visiting from New York state with his father farms near Oswego. Meigs County Grange holds all day session and Pomona Grange meets next Saturday. Local roads push via Good Roads Federation backing. Meigs County Meigs high school splits into rival literary bodies. Ray Wilson injured by a falling tree and recovering. Ed Bail visits from Pomeroy. S IL Shriver in West Virginia for business. Day family illness noted. Elmer Day property bought by Co FE P Brooks and move planned in spring.
Canton Ohio mother Mrs Geo Smith reports her children with bronchitis improved after using Father Johns Medicine. She claims it built her boy from serious weakness to excellent health. The product touts 67 years on market as a pure cod liver oil emulsion free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
A brief reflective quote on wisdom and self awareness. It cites I Corinthians 3:18 and Rochefoucauld, noting that true wisdom lies in recognizing personal follies. The piece challenges self deception and promotes humility as a path to wisdom.
Pratts Fork residents hosted family from Floodwood and Athens with several gatherings. Illnesses prompted a Monday meeting at Fratts Fork and multiple Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives.
The Ohio Fair Board opened its annual meeting in Columbus at the Hotel Deshler. Officials proposed a state licensing law to license concessionaires at fairs to curb gambling and immoral exhibitions and to prohibit undesirable concessions.
Story of Snoozer Boy the alley cat who rose to riches as a non championship class winner at the Waldorf Astoria show. Certificate from the Atlantic Cat club delivered to Joseph Frascona and his sister Antoinette, confirming the prize.
Rockaway Beach N Y girl scout Oréssa Anderson will be awarded a gold medal for bravery after rescuing seven people during a fire in Arverne Long Island.
Beginning today and continuing until further notice the traction company bus leaves the courthouse at 5 50 a m and every hour after to 9 50 p m making direct connection with the northbound car leaving Second street Athens on the hour or five minutes earlier. Weekday buses depart Second street Athens on the hour or five minutes earlier except the first at 5 10. The first car of the day has no connection. The ToCKing Sunday Creek Traction Co E B Young Pres 1 7 3
Long graceful lines define this AKHD SInPLE draped style featuring a leg o mutton sleeve. Suitability noted for crepe weaves crepe de chine velvet and kasha with pattern offered in six sizes 34 to 44 inches bust. Mail pattern for 12 cents plus stamps.
Dr McGurk will preach Thirstless Through the Desert at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The public is invited to attend the service at the First Methodist church tonight.
The Gra ham Chapel Christian church will host meetings starting January 13 1923. The pastor extends a cordial invitation to everyone to attend.
Kennebunkport Maine January 10 192? A local horse club counts 32 fast horses and prepares to answer Harrison club challenge offering 500 dollars a side to race against any Pine Tree state club.
A huge bull frightened in the streets of Pleasants West Virginia crashed into Richard Kayser’s restaurant through the front plate glass. It wrecked tables chairs and dishes in the dining room and kitchen before escaping to the alley. No injuries were reported but significant damage occurred.
We thank friends for fruit and flowers and help during the illness of our invalid son and brother Denver and the Ku Klux Klan for the Victor talking machine Mr and Mrs H D Nanna and Famly
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