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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1928
Page
6
Read about the chickadee as a friendly bird that calls its own name and helps control pests. The piece visits Old River, notes feeding habits, nest sites, and tips for attracting and even hand feeding the cheerful songster.
A winter scene guide describes outlining a snow covered image with a blank border. Colors: sky and foreground deep warm gray, distant buildings purple blue with white roofs, blue brown yellow stone fence, snow on stones, bird perch blue gray with shadows, birds gray warm tones and a black head with white eye stripe, wings blue gray with brown hints, add white snowflakes over the whole picture.
A compiled schedule lists numerous stations including AVANTA 175.9 WEAR 7:0, WEAP 9:80, WPG Atlantic City 272.6, and WTAM Cleveland 309.8. The listings feature orchestras, dinner programs, news, choir concerts, and dance music across city stations with multiple live performances and music hours.
Henry Heinmiller 85 longtime Columbus fire department captain and Civil War veteran died at his home yesterday from heart disease.
Newark Ohio January 16 1927 Perry Parker father of Marian Parker the 12 year old victim of William Hickman is confirmed as a native of this county He was born at Claylick according to Mary Lake of this city.
Eleven arraignments scheduled in Athens County Common Pleas were postponed due to Judge L G Worstell being out of town for his father’s death. Worstell is expected back tonight to resume proceedings.
Further discussion regarding the purchase of a troubleshooting machine will take place Wednesday night at the Athens Radio club regular meeting in the council room of the city building.
Glouster January 16. Boards of directors were re elected by Glouster State Bank and First National Bank for 1928. Glouster State Bank directors re elected C E Duncan E R Eddy E J Eddy W E McCarty and C A Pride. Duncan named president McCarty vice president Eddy cashier Pride secretary. First National Bank directors re elected S S Danford R G Weber William James C F Danford E E Johnson. Danford elected president James vice president Weber cashier.
The Symphonians from Ohio University at Athens will play Thursday night at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium for the Glouster Parent Teacher Association. The group includes Edward Edmunds Donald Dowd and David Todd of the Varsity quartet Robert Richards violin Barbara Kantzer and Mariana Bing.
Friends in Glouster announce the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Grover C Howick at Celina. Mrs Howick formerly Miss Mary Smith a longtime music instructor in Glouster schools.
A Palmer building classroom taught by Miss Freda Blower will reopen tomorrow after a weeklong closure and quarantine due to Miss Blower falling ill with scarlet fever. Several city cases prompted the quarantine measures amid scarlet fever fears.
The pastor Reverend I P Day declares worship is a living shared communion not a building or money. He urges Christians to live by scripture and embody Christian teachings rather than just hear the word.
The Rev. M. E. Chatley told the congregation that when an individual sins he is to blame. He spoke at the Christian church during Sunday morning services on the topic of sin.
The image explains a cheap cup board tumbler lock. A pivoted metal tumbler labeled A engages a stud B that fits a notch in the bolt, blocking movement. The illustration is used with permission from The Book of Knowledge publishers under Copyright 1923-26.
LeRoy Hooker, 26, avoided serious injury when his clothing caught fire while working with gasoline. His wife LeRoy Hooker rolled him into a mud puddle, extinguishing the blaze and saving his life.
Fragmentary notice notes Miss Blower not fully recovered to resume duties as substitute teacher with Mrs. Dwight overseeing the room.
A Vinton Iowa woman recounts severe illness at seventeen and years of use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with enabling her to become a mother of six and continues to use it during pregnancies. The piece promotes the product through personal testimonials from mothers and daughters.
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