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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1921
Page
6
Oversomes Billousness and liver discomfort are blamed on poor digestion. Nature's Remedy tablets claim to cleanse stomach bowels and kidneys improve digestion and absorption, relieve headaches, and keep you in good condition with periodic use. Sold and guaranteed by Cline's Pharmacy Co.
A reader reports long term health issues including irregular periods and left sided pain. After trying Mia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she states improvement began the second day and continued for seven months. She now handles household duties and urges others with similar symptoms to consider the remedy.
Mrs M A Webster continues the Lyceum Course work after her husband, seeking a successful conclusion with strong cooperation. The next program features Charles R Taggart the musical humorist at Simpson M E church on Saturday Jan 22 at 8:30 PM.
A home pine cough syrup blends pine extract with sugar syrup to soothe throat membranes. Use Pinex with 214 ounces of extract per pint, or substitutes like honey, molasses, or corn syrup. claims fast relief within 24 hours and refunds if not satisfied.
Relatives and friends learn Milton Simmons III, once a Minersville resident now in Huntington, is in a hospital there undergoing treatment for after effects from a severe winter flu. Doctors offer little hope for recovery.
Mrs. C. W. Hinds and Mrs. Sam Lyman arrived in Pomeroy to visit their mother Mrs. Lewis Hysell who, after years of paralysis, became critically ill but has since rallied and is now out of immediate danger.
On complaint of Chester township residents sheriff arrested Carl Dahn a tramp infesting the neighborhood He was given a bath and jailed until disposition can be made Dahn along with a Carlton area resident was held for wife beating the Toney girl held for child murder Melvin McKnight held for burglarizing the Forest Run store and Harry Terrell arrested Saturday at Athens comprise the jail population Under court orders the sheriff went to Carlton Saturday and ejected two Wildermuth estate families from houses recently sold by the receiver
Born Jan 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lyle Diles relation to former Miss Lucile Bowman. Mrs E D Jones returns from visit with her son in Columbus. Miss Minnie Russell home after three months at Atlantic Highlands New Jersey with cousins Ernest Hartinger and wife and Mrs R A Watkins and son of Brasil Indiana entertains guests. Mrs Dana Daniels and Mrs T F Lewis host Missionary Society of Pomeroy Baptist church at the Daniels home Thursday afternoon.
Local residents celebrate a young Pomeroy girl whose weekend tale sparked joy among families and friends, boosting community pride and weekend morale.
Miss Oma Davies of Pomeroy now living in Oakland California earns wide recognition as a pen woman in the west. The article notes she has become Mrs Ralph R Ellise, a respected Oakland businessman.
Sheriff Wilbur Reeves and Deputy Buck Moore traced Harry Terrell alias C B Brown to a Rutland burglary at the Maynard Coal Company store and Carter Pool Room. Terrell, with accomplice Gertrude Klein, hid in a closet near 75 Mulberry street after a train trip from Athens. A $15 gun a $5 watch and other goods were recovered and identified by manager Dunlop. Terrell is jailed awaiting court action. authorities call him a bad actor.
Harry Ohlinger of Lindon Hill, manager at Red Anchor, checked into Grant Hospital Columbus for head gathering removal surgery. He had suffered for some time and sought relief through the operation.
Mrs Will Stueff hosted a Monday evening miscellaneous shower for Miss Jennie Huddeston who is set to wed soon. The guest of honor received a variety of pretty and useful wedding gifts from attendees.
B H Sanborn a Middleport jeweler and his son from Akron loaded their automobile on the steamer Tacoma and sailed for Cincinnati then will motor southward. They expect to be gone about two weeks for Mr. Sanborn’s health.
A masked intruder startled Mrs. Kent at her Midport home on Sunday night firing bullets before fleeing. Another entry broke a plate glass window at Locust and Pearl streets but yielded no theft. An attempted hold-up near the overall factory remains under investigation to identify suspects.
Rev Elkins newly installed M B minister at Hartford traveled to Huntington last week and returned Saturday with his wife. She resumes teaching in Huntington schools until his relocation. She was set to teach in a vacancy caused by Mrs J H Smith’s resignation.
A hungry Billy explores under a church dinner tent at a fair, raiding baskets of Boston baked beans and other treats while debating the ethics of taking food meant for others. He plunders each basket, savoring beans and pastries, planning to return for dessert.
Gwenda wakes tired after a sleepless period and shares chores with Fern in their studio home. A vivid dream on an island shows a black prince and a white-skinned narrator, followed by a terrifying leopard attack. Natalie's surprise confrontation ends the scene with a menacing interaction.
A young wife seeks guidance after her husband abandoned her amid preexisting debts. Lois urges letter writing to express faith, avoid dwelling on past lies, and rebuild with a trustworthy partner. She cautions only reconcile if the husband proves worthy and debts are settled, or consider divorce for a fresh start.
The columnist refuses to provide an address, citing policy against address exchanges and defers the legal matter to a lawyer due to the question's complexity. The exchange highlights privacy and legal caution in public notices.
Carpenter Carl Carsey and wife of Athens State Hospital were guests of Landon Marcum. The North American Hound Association plans a meeting with degree work next Saturday, noting $35,000 in the bank and 38th and 44th degree candidates pending.
Defiance Ohio January 18 Farm cooperative considers building the largest beet sugar factory in the state. President Charles H Allen says the plant could cost 300000 less than prior estimates and funds are available immediately. Plan also calls for two more factories near Toledo and Napoleon.
New Marshfield notes show Mrs. E Pidcock returning from Guysville to care for daughter Mrs Cathem Grubb whose family welcomes a newborn son. The Kelso family from London and McKibben visitors are recorded, as are travels of Peters, Baughman, Perkins, and Minear family members. Rev Genheimer conducts revival at M P church and Harding’s Thirty Second degree seen in Columbus.
Social and church notices from Coolville and nearby Athens detail guest visits Mrs Callie M Brown’s return from the Lant home with 129 in Sunday school attendance and a 30 80 total for the special relief offering. Other items include revival plans January 30, pie supper success, and local deaths and travel.
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