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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
3
Treasury experts report about 12.5 billion dollars in tax exempt securities held by American investors yield no government revenue. Secretary Melton argues lowering surtaxes on high incomes could release much of this capital into productive enterprises while reducing current high rates.
Washington Jan 19 More rum is smuggled into the United States than is produced by home brewers and distillers, a treasury department survey reports. Secretary Meilon cited this to justify a $20,000,000 coast guard fleet and said transfers from the navy cannot meet the shortage. He warned domestic traffic in home brewing and manufacture remains under control while smuggling poses the main enforcement challenge.
Chillicothe officials from the county health department say streams in the area will be protected by tracing pollution to its sources and abolishing them. Samples have been taken for analysis to identify pollution origins and preserve fisheries.
Thousands of women are urged to consider kidney and bladder trouble as a possible cause of chronic health issues. The ad claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root can restore kidney health and improve nervousness despondency and irritable mood, offering a sample bottle for ten cents and full sizes at drug stores.
The Forest rose Rebekah lodge will meet Friday evening at the K of P hall for installation of officers. After lodge work, members will enjoy a pot luck supper and are urged to attend with a favorite dish.
At a Wednesday Loyal Women's Bible class gathering in the Church of Christ, Mrs. Arthur Swart was re elected president. New officers include Mrs. Neil Brookins as vice president, Mrs. Charles Fiske secretary, Mrs. S. L. Jackson assistant secretary, and Mrs. Blanche Gardner treasurer. Elmer Nida named program leader. Guests Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Secoy visited Chauncey and Enis city areas afterward.
The Morristown church will hold a dedication service on Sunday January 13 with Rev Michell of Arkansas preaching the dedicatory sermon. The church reports 15 members and Sunday school average attendance near 50 under Pastor Superintendent Rev Howard Simpson. Several local families and members are mentioned in related notes on ill health travel and visits.
White moire and silk lace fabrics create an elegant combination for dance and beginner gowns. The textured fabric pairing offers a refined look and durable drape suitable for stage attire.
The monthly W. C. T. U. gathering met at Mrs. J. ID. Ledlie’s West Columbus street home with Mrs. Thomas Spencer and Mrs. Kate Herrold as assisting hostesses. Victory Day observances are planned for January 16 at the Presbyterian church with a union service.
Mrs. Donald Shafer entertained the Needle Shuttle club ladies Tuesday evening. They spent the time sewing and enjoyed refreshments that concluded the pleasant gathering. Guests included Mrs. W. E. Howe and Mrs. Raymond Barrow.
East End Parent Teachers Association will convene Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Hast building. All members and parents are urged to attend as the meeting is described as important.
Mr and Mrs Leiland Devore entertained a coterie of friends Tuesday evening at their Fort Street home. Cards were enjoyed during the evening with four tables in use and a delicious luncheon concluding the delightful gathering.
Mr and Mrs Walters travel to Caldwell called there by the death of Mrs Walters aunt. Mrs J Wilson hosts Edith Ruff of Lancaster and Garby Garley of Athens as weekend guests of Miss Freda Hicks.
Rev. George E. Tifft will conduct the funeral at 2 PM Friday at the residence 155 West Columbus Street. Co L. Steed, superintendent of the Nelsonville district for Western and Southern Life, left Wednesday to attend the Home Office convention in Cincinnati January 10 11 12.
Joe Chavalis paid a fine and court costs after being intoxicated in Mayor Laxs court. A fire damaged a vehicle at Fourth and Poplar streets from a short circuit in the batteries. Two more fires followed at 2 15 in the afternoon at Charles Asbell residence on Poplar street with about 25 dollars in damage to a Nelsonville Lumber Co. truck and unknown origin blaze.
Regular services are announced by Rev. A B Adams and Rev B M Melvin. Rev Reece Cordell gave a fine sermon at the A M I church. Mr Richard Harper and wife from Pittsburgh visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lett. The Missionary society meets at Hiram Minnis home Thursday. Donald Miller, employed at Zanesville, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Thomas. James Lenear returns from Bim Grove. Mrs Mary Hazelwood returns from Gallipolis. Miss Margierite Dexter entertains guests Miss Edna Saunders Jentine Calaways Ollie Hall and Frank Hale of Athens.
Rainy weather leads to the cancellation of the Grotto Minstrel parade scheduled for 8:50 Thursday afternoon in Nelsonville. No attempt will be made to reschedule.
The Page Organ Co. plans a new factory building and installation of equipment costing about 100000 dollars. Manager J M Lamson says the project will create about 80 additional jobs.
Ross county grand jury will consider numerous cases when it convenes for the January term. The petit jury also has a heavy schedule of cases planned.
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