Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1922

Page

2

A Soldier of Co C 30th Ohio Vets Speech on Valor

J B Allen of Athens Ohio writes a tribute recalling a fallen Civil War comrade. He recalls promotions refused, service in Sherman's campaigns from Chattanooga to Atlanta, Vicksburg trenches, and wounds at Kenesaw Mountain. He notes only four survivors from the company and honors Americanism.

Ohio Florida Texas Missionary Ridge Hain’s Bluff Vicksburg Mississippi Sherman Chattanooga Atlanta Kenesaw Mountain Washington Col. FE. P. Brooks Harrisonville Zenas A. Hull Samdusky Baker Athens

Public Forum Honors Longtime Soldier in Hebbards Ville

In Hebbards Ville a public forum will hold rites for Corporal George W. Riley who died at eighty three. A veteran of Company C 20th C V I he enlisted in 1861 after leaving a farm life in Lodi his record shows fearless service and strong camaraderie.

Hebbards Ville Moore George W. Riley Mul Street Company C 20Th C. V. 1 Lodi

Protracted meeting planned at Marion amid local visits

Pratts Fork residents Frank and Mrs Cain visit relatives at Marion with brother Herbert helping on the farm. The community expects a protracted meeting to begin there on January 24. Many local youth attend Jerseyville first grade high school while road work proceeds under I L Jones.

Frank Cain Marion Herbert Jerseyville I. L. Jones J. Smith Home Telephone Company Clyde Sapp Athens R. O. Burson Pomeroy Ralph Burson Wayne Wingell Harry Smith Jacob Reibel Delbert King David Goldsberry Dennis

Ice firms form price pact in Zanesville

In Zanesville on January 18 the Star Ice Co and Pure Ice Co. announced a price increase for domestic ice from forty to sixty cents per hundred, triggering widespread indignation in the city.

Zanesville Ihe Star Ice Co Pure Ice Co

Athens County to Get 45000 Farm Loan Funds

Athens county farmers may borrow from a total of 45000 set aside for the county. Mr Walters, representative of the federal land bank of Louisville, spoke at the Athens county farm loan association annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Walters outlined a valuation on farms whose owners wish to borrow. Officers are President A A Campbell Guysville and Secretary Treasurer Robert Woodworth.

Athens Walters Federal Land Bank Louisville Athens County Farm Loan Association Chamber of Commerce Athens County Federal Lands Banks United States A. A. Campbell Guysville Robert Woodworth

Dogs Without 1922 Licenses Face Pounding Risk

Athens county reports only 1984 dogs tagged with the 1922 license as 4000 dogs remain untagged. County Auditor Fred Cornwell warns delinquent owners their dogs may be impounded if tags are not bought promptly.

Athens County Fred Cornwell

Portsmouth Minister to Address Brotherhood Dinner

Rev. Hugh I. Evans of the Second Presbyterian Church in Portsmouth will speak at the Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner Friday evening. He is noted as a leading younger minister in the Ohio Synod and is well received by male audiences, including the Athens group.

United States Canada Anlac Athens Cline Pharmacy Co Portsmouth Hugh I. Evans Second Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Brotherhood Evans Ohio Synod

Athens Aims for National Home Owning Day

A 1922 push in Athens promotes Home Owning Day next Friday with four new homes shown. The plan offers incentives to thrifty families and urges readers to invest in homes over stocks or bonds, promising guidance to fit buyers on Friday January 20. The ad invites readers to review a prior Messenger article.

Athens

Parker Bridge Crew Faces Setbacks From Weather

Hockingport men repairing the Parker bridge battle weather delays and flooding. workers report tools lost at the oil well site and ongoing efforts resume. Local residents share visits and gatherings as winter cold drops to ten degrees above zero.

Finest of Stones Admired by Duck

Detroit January 18. A duck swallowed a valuable diamond earring and later regurgitated the stone. Attorney Christopher H. Stein presents the tale as verified. Mrs Minnie Neuman lost the $500 diamond while feeding fowls on Canton road west of Wayne over a year ago.

International News Service Detroit Christopher H. Stein Stein Minnie Neuman Canton Road Wayne

Home Owning Day Highlighted For Ohioans In Thrift Week

Ohio celebrates Home Owning Day during Thrift Week as six times as many homes were built last year. Ohio ranks as a top home owning state with Toledo the leading city among the 30 largest in the country. Over half of Ohio homes are unencumbered and officials urge every eligible man to own a modest home as a step toward national participation.

Columbus Ohio United States Ohio Building Association League Toledo

Legion Band to Tour the Land in Chau Tauqua Work

The Athens American Legion Band will tour the Lincoln circuit this summer under leader Russ Stephenson. A 27 player contract covers the entire season, with bassoon and oboe slots still open. Practice will begin soon as the group prepares for its noted performances.

Athens American Legion Band Russ Stephenson Lincoln Circuit Stephenson Athens Legion Band

Bromo Quin ine Headache Remedy Ad Promotes Cold Cure

Advertisement for Bromo Quinine tablets claims headache relief by curing colds. Calls the product a tonic laxative and germ destroyer and notes genuine bottles bear E. W. Grove signature. Warns to be sure you get BROMO. Price 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

Local Social Notes From Carthage and Area

Carthage Ira and Lawrence Robinson drove to Athens on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. C H Reynolds called on Mr. and Mrs. Abe Burdid Sunday afternoon. Dalton Robison went to Clarksburg West Virginia to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Archer and family and Mr. and Mrs. S Gaston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blain Chapman. Mrs. Bruce Robison is improving slowly. Hamond Reynolds and Miss Ernestine Bean shopped in Coolville Saturday.

Ira Lawrence’ Robinson Athens Ralph Allen Lee Gaston C. H. Reynolds Abe Burdid Dalton Robison Clarksburg W. Va R‘elatives John Archer S. Gaston Blain Chapman Bruce Robison Hamond Reynolds Ernestine Bean Coolville

Wednesday visits and family moves noted in local items

Stewart Frank Robinson attended his grandmother's funeral in Chester Hill on Wednesday. William Hurst and Charles Townsend visited Parkersburg and Athens on Wednesday and Friday respectively. Benson Davis moved his family to a newly purchased farm nearby. Mrs. Palmer Wetherell returned from Bremen after caring for her ill daughter. Mrs. Mary Lonas, gravely ill, was taken to her daughter’s home in Athens by ambulance. Nellie Starkey remains seriously ill at her sister’s home. Willis Grimes took his son to Parkersburg for car-related treatment. Lucinda Copeland is among the sick this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Spear and daughter Mary with Mrs. Harry Leeper visited Robert Brill’s family in Guysville RD on Sunday. Dr. P. T. Busch and wife visited their son in Athens over Sunday.

Frank Robinson Chester Hill William Hurst Parkersburg Harry Hawk Athens Benson Davis Charles Townsend Palmer Wetherell Bremen Mary Lonas Ethel Beasley Nellie Starkey Guy Pierce Willis Grimes Lucinda Copeland William Spear Mary Guysville R. D Harry Leeper Robert Brill P. T. Busch

Columbus mother bears 17 children at age 38

Mrs. William Wallace of Columbus Indiana is noted as the mother of 17 children with nine still living, highlighting a remarkable family record at her age.

William Wallace Columbus, Ind

New Home Furnished at 152 Morris Ave by Swanson Co

The home at 152 Morris Ave features new furniture supplied by Swanson Furniture Co. The property is presented as a newly furnished residence ready for viewing Friday from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Morris Ave Swanson Furniture Co

Goldstein Stops Fay in Seventh Round in New York Bout

Abe Goldstein knocked out Frankie Fay in the seventh round of a scheduled twelve round bout in New York. Johnny Brown of England outpointed Bud Dempsey over ten rounds.

International News Service New York Abe Goldstein Frankie Fay Johnny Brown England Bud Dempsey

Zbyszko Defeats Linow In 70 Minute World Title Bout

In Canton Ohio Stanislaus Zbyszko, a Pole, dethroned Ivan Linow, a Russian, to win the heavyweight world wrestling title. Linow survived 70 minutes before the first fall with a head scissors and the second fall came in 12 minutes with a flying mare and body hold.

International Canton Stanislaus Zbyszko Pole Ivan Linow Linow

Athens Visitors Reported Amid Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Joe Frost and their young son were in Athens Monday on business. Miss Edna Dunfee visited Athens Saturday. Mr Morrison traveled from Cooloville Monday. Jock Leake returned to Columbus Tuesday after staying with relatives here. The second lyceum course for the high school was held Thursday evening at the M E Church. Charlie Jarvis has gone back to work in Texas after a brief stay with family.

Joe Frost Little Son Athens Edna Dunfee Mr. Morrison Cooloville Jock Leake Columbus M. E. Church Charlies Jarvis H Work Texas

Austrian builds huge wooden clock in Peoria

Louis Hoyden an Austrian has spent two years constructing a massive wooden clock from over a thousand pieces. The device winds once a year and marks seconds minutes the day and date with seven movements a seventy-year life and an eight foot pendulum.

Peoria Louis Hoyden Hoyden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ptreaticert J. B. Allen Athens, Ohio SOS F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Company ICE Consumers Federal Loan Bank Hockingport Parker Bridge E. A. Dutton Messenger Iona W.va Michael Moore Joyce Newberry Ira Conley Austin Fall Elkins Fred Medley Joe .Eever Rex Anderson Arthur Lee Minerva Buchanan Lyda Ethel Jesssie Gladys Parker E. K. Parker Anderson Legion the Land Carthage Stewart Nsks McKay-Masure Realty Co Washington St Ay Ea Taad Lemar America Russell Stover Company Mallers Building Chicago the Cline Ice Cream Co Mc Cormack McCormack Victor Lucrezia Bori Giuseppe de Luca Don Pasquale Red Seal Records Heifetz Mendelssohn Victor Red Seal Philadelphia Home Furnishing Company Troy W. F. Kampf
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication