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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1924

Page

3

Torch relay to spread Hi Y messages across the state

The Hi Y clubs plan a Torch relay using native metal and glass crafted Torch. Five boys carry it from Athens to Net next Saturday then to Logan. Messages read at the Y M C A and local meetings. Agnes Kuhlwein returns home to Columbus after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lairson.

Cieve Arietta Athens Logan Agnes Kuhlwein Columbus Albert Lairson

Trial of Lee Campbell at Nelsonville Ends in Fine

Chauncey was arrested for possessing property for intoxicants near Nelsonville. Before Justice M. B. he was found guilty and fined $100 plus costs. An appeal is planned. Trazey, held by Grant Horlocker for riding a kit train, pleaded guilty and paid $13.70 in fines and costs.

Lee Campbell S’ Run Nelsonville M. B S Trazey Grant Horlocker Corn K. & M. Detective Justice Tucker

Smith Found Guilty of Intoxication in Huntington Infirmary Area

Smith, known as Huntington, West Virginia, appeared before Justice Tucker near the infirmary with Constable H. A. Leiber. He pled guilty to intoxication, paid a fine of five dollars plus costs totaling sixteen fifty, and was committed to a county jail at Athens after failing to pay. He had canned heat in his possession.

Athens man guilty after fleeing arrest on intoxication charge

Graham of Athens fled during arrest near Fleedwood Monday and was brought to Chauncey. He pleaded guilty before M. B. Tucker's court. His fines and costs totaled $50, which were paid.

Or Graham Athens Fleedwood Seiber Chauncey Ce M. B. Tucker

Mitchell from Millfield Returns From Revival

Mitchell of Millfield came home yesterday from Sand where he has conducted singing in a religious revival led by Rev. Harvey Smith of Oville. This new church revival, held at Run, draws strong audience interest and evident harmony. He plans to return this week to assist services.

R Mitchell Millfield Red Sand Harvey Smith Oville Mitchell

Local Social Roundup Of Visitors And Illness

Dyar Mitchel has been ill for several days but is improving. Harry Craig from Gloucester joined Mr. Simond and family in Millfield for a Sunday visit. Mrs. Roy Pendergrass visited Mr. and Mrs. Baughman in Athens with Mrs. Clarence Hoskins children in Nelsonville to see their father Mr. Oliver Hoskins. Nina Johnson and Mrs. Julliff of Trimble were guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. Bey in this city.

Harry Craig Glouster Roy Pendergrass Mrs. Baughman Athens Clarence Hoskins Nelsonville Oliver Hoskins Nina Johnson Juliff Trimble G. Bey

EAVES FOR OKLAHOMA AND LOCAL NOTES

Daniel Bowersock of La Okla visits Chauncey for months with his nephew and family then heads to Jackson Michigan en route home. Several Chauncey residents including William Smith and Mrs Staffinger recover at home. a new home on 1st street is being erected for Mr and Mrs A L Preston. The Parent Teachers Association plans a school talent play Welcome Jimmy at Globe theater next Monday evening January 1 at 7 o clock.

Eaves Oklahoma Daniel Bowersock la Okla Chauncey Vis Oand L L. Preston Jackson, Mich Jimmy Ason Ifield Globe Theater Feev

Alias-suspect arrested in brutal Fort Bragg murder case

Alvah F., also known by several aliases, was arrested in Los Angeles by federal officers for the brutal murder of Private Angelo Kanares at Fort Bragg. The case spans two years, with the suspect narrowly escaping capture on multiple occasions.

Angeles Cal Alvah F.lso Alrutal Fort Bragg Angelo Kanares

Be Model Frocks Flaunt Tube Fashion with Matching Jackets

Fashion notes describe frock styles on the tube featuring jackets cut from the same material as the dress. The coordinated ensembles emphasize seamless color and fabric unity in the latest trends.

High School Teachers Life Certificates Granted

Grace and Mildred G Roberts have been notified by the State Board of School Examiners that they have been granted life certificates as high school teachers.

Grace Mildred G Roberts State Board of School Examiners

Joe Bircher Fined for Assault in Mayor Lax's Court

Joe Bircher received a fine of 24 dollars and costs in Mayor Lax's court Tuesday after an assault and battery incident described as him having "cleaned up" on his sister.

Joe Bircher Lax Joe

Auto Tags Now Available At Y M C A Office

Auto tags may be secured during regular YMCA office hours starting today. The last day for 1923 tags is January 31. Beginning February 1 fines will be assessed for running cars without 1924 tags. Members of the Athens County Auto Club can enjoy valuable benefits and should ask the clerk for details.

I+ wade Athens County Auto Club

Athens County Savings and Loan elects eleven directors

At the annual meeting held January 15 in West Union street offices, eleven directors were elected for the coming year. Officers reported assets near 120000 and loans totaling about 104000, with each loan fully secured by Athens County real estate valued at about 3.79 to 1. The board includes A B Whaley Bart Davidson M J Ohlinger Charis Bethel H G Phillips John J Wolley C O Moore P FE Hixon H T Mulligan EF Goldsberry and C L Stout.

Athens County Savings and Loan Company West Union Street A. BE. Whaley Bart Davidson Ohlinger Charis Bethel H. G. Phillips John J. Wolley C. O. Moore P. FE. Hixon H. T Mulligan Ff EF. Goldsberry C L. Stout Th. Stout Athens County

Auto Owner Fined Five Dollars for Illegal Parking

J. R. Everett of Fremont Street was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to parking an automobile on a city street without proper lights. The costs were suspended by Mayor Koons after arraignment before Mayor L. A. Koons.

J. R. Everett Fremont Street L. A. Koon Koons

King's Speech A Vote Maker

London January 16 King George's speech opening the parliament session is seen as Premier Baldwin's political groundwork for the coming general election. Baldwin is believed to have written the speech outlining Tory campaign planks. A spring or summer election is anticipated with a vote on Ramsay MacDonald's motion likely Monday.

London King George Stanley Baldwin Baldwin Sessions of Commons Ramsay MacDonald

Abe Mitchell Outscored All British Pros

Abe Mitchell with long driving fame tops the British pros over 29 rounds, averaging 73.5. Ted Ray is 0.1 behind at 73.6 and Arthur Gladstone Havers sits third at 73.7. This marks the second time Mitchell led the field among British professionals.

Arthur Gladstone Havers America England Abe Mitchell Johnny Bull Mitchell Ted Ray Havers

Second quake toll rises in Japan after powerful tremor

A second major quake in five months hit Japan on January 16, killing more than 50 people in Tokyo Yokohama and surrounding areas. In Tokyo about 30 died from injuries and shock while similar deaths occurred in Yokohama. Further south the quake caused over twenty deaths as damage shut the Tokyo stock exchange.

Toro Japan Tokio Yokohama

Russian Migrants Drowned When Conejos Sinks

A dispatch from Constantinople says at least a hundred Russian emigrants died when the American steamship Conejos sank in the Black Sea weeks ago. The report cites about 300 aboard, but operators A H W Bull & Co deny passengers were aboard, stating the vessel was cargo only and that 87 crew members drowned.

New York Black Sea Constantinople Jewish Telegraphic Agency A. H W. Bull & Co

Miss Louise Stovall Breaks Off Wedding Plan

Marsdale Mississippi January 16 After final pre wedding preparations Miss Louise Stovall society figure announced she has broken off all arrangements for her marriage to Major Gustave Bacci de Marchesi di Marinee of Rome Italy.

Marsdale Louise Stovall Mississippi Gustave Bacci de Marchesi di Marinee Rkorme Italy

Tax Burden Seen Killing Theatre Business

Augustus Thomas, New York high commissioner of the legitimate stage, told the House Ways and Means Committee that heavy taxes on theatres and admissions kill spoken drama. He urged repeal of existing taxes, especially on the better class of venues, as part of the tax reduction hearings in Washington.

Washington Augustus Thomas New York House Ways and Means

Old Timer Returns After Mayr's Remedy Claims Cure

A man recovering from long illness credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring digestion and reducing intestinal gas. He says one dose provided relief and considers himself thirty years younger. The ad promises harmless action removing mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee. Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists nationwide carry the product.

Philadelphia Mayr Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville

Fire in Cincinnati Grocery Causes Exploding Firecracker Panic

Fire of unknown origin rocked Mrs. M. F. Green's grocery store in Cincinnati this morning. Numerous giant fire crackers exploded rapidly, filling the building with smoke and forcing five families to escape suffocation. Damage reported as slight.

Cincinnati M. F. Green

Coolidge Delivers Prohibition Law Message to Delegates

President Coolidge told several hundred Anti-Saloon League delegates in a rain soaked march to the White House that liberty requires law observance and praised city leaders for their steps to enforce prohibition.

Washington Anti-Saloon League White House Coolidge

Pennsylvania railroad abolishes four superintendent divisions

Philadelphia report states that four superintendent divisions of the Pennsylvania Railroad were abolished as announced today. The move comes as part of a restructuring effort affecting management lines within the system.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad

Local Marriages and Visits Highlight Trimble Notes

Glouster Lewellyn Miller and Mary Grubb wed near Athens and moved into a groom owned residence there. Mrs. Sarah Hill visits Columbus with relatives, while Mrs. J B Shirley and daughter Betty return home from Springfield. Mrs. Nora Fein undergoes a Akron hospital operation per a telegram to Mrs. A Kasier. Evangelist H B Welch draws crowds at Hollister U B church with near term close. Mrs. Richard Dunkie Sr. and son William return from a New Lexington visit. J W Moody and wife hold old fashioned belling in Bishopville with social goods and 60 shotgun shells collected by Mr. Moody. Karl Roberts and Iden Faires travel to Columbus for tonsil operation at Grant hospital. PD S Cary learns of granddaughter Taverna Baxter’s death at Valley Falls.

Lewellyn Miller Athens Mary Grubb Richard Dunkie Sr William New Lexington Richard Dunkie Jr J. W. Moody Bishopville PD. S. Cary Valley Falls Kansas L. G .Care Trimble Taverna Baxter

A Smart Frock for the Growing Girl Pattern

A pretty one piece girls dress with new lines and draped side front. Sleeve length options wrist or elbow, fabric choices include figured crepe and twill or serge. Cut in sizes 12 14 16 years. material estimates and mailing details included.

U S Protests Blockade of Tampico Port in Mexico Crisis

The United States formally protested to Adolfo de la Huerta over the blockade of the Tampico port as Mexico’s political turmoil unfolds. The note of protest was delivered by the State Department today.

Washington United States Adolfo de l4 Huerta Obregon Ampico State Department

Notorious Istrian brigand Collaric arrested in Trieste

Tihe Istrian brigand Collaric was seized on entering a mov ing picture theatre in Trieste. He was wanted for multiple murders.

Trieste Italy Tihe Collaric

Civil Service Eases Open Examinations for Ex servicemen

The Civil Service Commission announced updated rules allowing veterans who served in Allied forces between 1914 and 1921 and U S forces between 1917 and 1921 to enter existing examinations if they apply during service or within a year after discharge. Disabled veterans trained by the Veterans Bureau may enter exams for positions they were trained for, with certification of training completion within 90 days or within one year after training.

Washington, Dpd. C Civil Service Coronnesian Army Navy Marine Corps U.S Erans’ Bureau

Women spread praise of Lydia E. Pinkham remedy

A Masena New York woman writes that after severe illness she found relief from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with restoring her health and notes many women share similar success stories.

Delbert Bush Masena N. Y Lydia

Three Athens couples file for marriage licenses

Three couples applied for marriage licenses in Athens county. Moncey and Homer Teum, 21 and 21, of Athens and Hollister. Porter Barron, 21, and Maceie Birteher, 16, both of Nelsonville. Charles O. Young, 54, and Anna Frisby, 35, both of Athens.

Athens County Bureaa Diving Moncey Homer Teum Miner Glouster Arial Moody Hollister Porter Barron Maceie Birteher Nelsonville Charlies O. Young Farmer Anna Frisby Athens

Latty Enforces Poolroom Law On Minors

Mayor Edwin A. Latty indicated he would enforce ordinances prohibiting minors from playing cards or games of chance and from loitering in poolrooms. He summoned billiard hall proprietors to read them the law.

Edwin A. Latty

Columbus Senators Eye Jacksonville Star For Spring Tryout

Harry Rasp 22, centerfielder for Columbus Senators, invited to report for a spring tryout with the American Association club. The prospect comes after solid batting over .360 and clean outfield fielding during three to four seasons. Rasp, brother of former Sun day Creek standout George Rasp, impressed Columbus in a fall exhibition, prompting the trial offer in Florida.

Jacksonville Harry Rasp Columbus Senators Columbus American Association Florida George Rasp Sunday Creek Valley Harry Senators

Practical Chemistry Delights Athens Kiwanis Audience

The Athens Kiwanis Club session at The Windsor featured Prof rank Gullum on Practical Chemistry. He illuminated chemistry’s role in daily life from dyes to food purity and sanitation, noting postwar shifts to American dye independence and lab-driven improvements. The audience granted him a unanimous vote of thanks.

Athens Gutlum Elwanians

Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Skin Relief

A 1910s style ad says Mentho Sulphur heals unsightly eruptions, rashes, and eczema overnight. It claims rapid improvement after first application and promotes Rowles Mentho-Sulphur as a preferred remedy from druggists.

Zema

Palm Beach Frocks Highlight Sleeve Styles

Very short sleeves decorate the new Palm Beach frocks while general wear favors long tight sleeves as the accepted style.

Palm Beach

Don’t take laxative with cold cures warns ad

An old notice cautions that laxatives interfere with cold medicines and premature action. It recommends taking cold medicine first then a laxative after five hours, followed by a strong purge on hour six. Diskets cost ten for five dollars at Mekce’s stores locally.

Mekce'a

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