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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
6
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a vegetable laxative option without calomel. They are sugar coated olive colored tablets that gently stimulate bowels and liver with no griping. Used nightly, they help dark mouths, dull breath, tired feeling, and torpid liver with quick pleasant results. 15c and 30c.
An antiseptic cream advertised to unclog nostrils and relieve nasal catarrh. It promises instant air passage opening and throat relief after applying a small amount into the nostrils, claiming the head clears and breathing returns to normal.
A small bottle of Freezone promises quick relief from hard corns soft corns and between the toes. The product claims to remove all corn and calluses without any pain.
Announcement: the Junior Euterpean club program is postponed from January 20 to January 27. The event will be presented with assistance from Mrs Homer Geiger to help with the program.
Frank G. LaMont through attorney H B Sapinon files for divorce from Bertha LaMont in common pleas court. They wed in Logan on March 8 1914 and have no children. Bertha left August 23 1921 with O E Arnold. her current whereabouts are unknown. LaMont seeks divorce and proper relief.
Several of the area women traveled to Athens on Monday for a city federated clubs meeting. Miss Elsie Hill delivered a fine address. Attending from here were Mrs. C. C. Hengst, Mrs. B. C. McManigal, Mrs. B. C. Bright, Mrs. H. R. Tipton, and Mrs. C. C. Allen.
Rev. L. L. Cooperrider becomes pastor of the Sugar Grove Lutheran church succeeding Rev. Speilman. His installation completed Sunday with Rev. C. F. Lauer of Logan delivering the charge. The pastor studied at Capital University and Theological Seminary Columbus and led Paris parish near Canton for seven years. A reception for Rev. Cooperrider is planned in Sugar Grove High School Friday evening.
Foreman McCullough re signs with Besse mer Gas Engine Company and will transfer to Bremen to manage a furniture store. He and his wife have become popular in Logan and will be missed by local young people.
County Superintendent W C Brashares returned Monday evening from a short visit with his sister Mrs Randall Michner of Toledo. He went to Cleveland Saturday where he was joined by his mother Mrs Clara E Brashares who accompanied him on his visit.
Honey Fork Oil Company's well on the Clark farm in Washington township was completed Saturday and proved a dry hole. Carbon Hill Oil Company's Friday drill on the Reedy property showed for a 40 barrel producer after being shot Monday. A drilling machine moved to the Poling farm near Maysville to drill a shallow sand gas well for Plymouth Oil and Gas Company.
In probate court Monday Mrs Christena Juergensmeyer was named executrix without bond and given all her husband Charles Juergensmeyer’s property. The 1902 will valued the personal estate at about $300 and named witnesses S H Bright and Fred L Bright.
Senility is listed as the cause of death for James Henley Heft 70 at 608 Church Street at 4 p m Monday after a three month illness He is survived by sister Rose Heft who lived with him and two brothers William Heft of Logan and Charles Heft of Columbus Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the residence with Rev J W Blair in charge. The body will be buried in the old cemetery on Market Street.
Sheridan Hansel, an ex service man from Brook street, underwent an operation at a Columbus hospital on Tuesday morning after traveling there from his home for an examination and advised procedure.
At a noon meeting for Logan Rotary members the club invited city business representatives. Guest speaker Mr. Ravenaugh, secretary of the Ret Merchants' Association of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, discussed business problems of smaller communities and offered practical advertising, management, and credit insights.
An enticing dress pattern for afternoon or dinner parties features an uneven hem created by side panels. Crafted in crepe de chine satin crepe meteor georgette or soft fabrics like tricotine serge taft velvet with satin. Six sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 with a 38 inch size needing 5 yards of 40 inch material. Pattern mailed for 12 cents.
Vendors report a lead time of about a week to ten days to fill orders. Retailers note the schedule accommodates production and shipping demands.
An advertisement by Julius Mayer claims Lithiated Buchu cures nocturnal urination and bladder issues. The copy asserts kidney and bladder effects like laxatives on bowels, lists a 2 cent price, and directs readers to McKee's Drug Store or The Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg Ohio for details.
The speaker, an experienced miner writing as Editor Messenger, argues operators pressure large coal runs. He cites wartime orders to load black coal and reports bone coal and dirty loads. He urges miners to resist and consider cleaner loading practices.
A miner advises taking time to clean coal properly and ensuring workers have ample time before pulling the car. He calls for ventilation of the mine face and keeping water out of working places to improve safety and outcomes.
In loving remembrance one year after her death the verse recalls Lydia Howard Jones. The tribute notes her quiet, gentle voice and kind face and hopes for reunion in heaven as family members Mrs. Laurence Niggemeyer Mrs. Addison Wilson and Mrs. Clyde Jeffers sign the memorial.
London January 18 V Adm G A Ballard former director of operations in the British admiralty argues submarines are here to stay and must be treated as formidable war engines. He cites Allied use in WWI noting ships sunk by subs and the strategic impact on Baltic access and fleet movements.
San Francisco business leaders report from a post on Japan China and Southeast Asia. Dwight K. Grady cites American silk imports and urges broader consular networks to boost U S trade. They praise Chinese hospitality and warn of depression in Singapore Java French Indochina and the Philippines while noting improving Philippine finances.
McKees Drug Co advertises Hyomei as a fast remedy that goes to the source of coughs and colds claiming to kill germs within six hours with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Relieves rheumatism and eases stiff joints with Musterole a clean white ointment made with mustard without blister Doctors and nurses often recommend its use Get Musterole today at your drug store 85 and 65 cents jars and tub hospital size 3.00 BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
Washington January 18 The armament conference showed renewed doldrums as Chinese and Japanese delegates held a long session without progress on the Shantung dispute and the stalemate over Article 19 of the naval fortified positions clause halted overall progress.
Walter Allen Hoodlett 39 formerly of Ohio died January 7 1922 in Montgomery West Virginia He was born March 1 1882 in New Straitsville Ohio lived in Nelsonville Glouster and Chauncey Ohio He worked fifteen years for Oakland Coal Company later ran Mount Morris Mining Company Montgomery WV married Hulda Mae Pitsenberger December 21 1920 in Charleston WV Survived by wife mother two sisters Mrs Guy Gardner and Mrs Emory Champe and many relatives and friends.
We thank neighbors and friends for assistance in our sad bereavement the singers the minister undertaker comforting words floral offerings and those who furnished automobiles Mrs Hoodlett Mrs Hill Mrs Gardner and Mrs Champ.
London report from INS notes Russian jewels still arrive in quantity but less than before. The gems vary in color and quality, with many pieces described as ill cut and yellowish.
Miss Annie Laws leads Ohio Federation efforts to expand kindergarten work through clubs. She urges clubwomen to study kindergarten, stressing benefits for children aged four to six under trained supervision. The federation backs state legislation to secure kindergarten access, with materials available from the National Kindergarten Association in New York.
The Ohio Federation Directory is issued with a foreword by Mrs. W H Sharp of Columbus, now succeeded by Mrs. C S Selover of Cleveland. Miss Mary Anderson, head of the bureau of industry in Washington, spoke in Cleveland on Women in Industry and at the Sorosis club. Mrs G E McCormick spoke in Columbus on club news and welfare work. She will attend Glen Echo Child Welfare League in February. The Hesperian club, with 25 members, supports welfare efforts including keeping five children in school.
Fred H. Allen of Missoula Montana testified to the special senatorial committee that an American officer in Le Mans France shot a U S soldier who surprised the officer in an attack on a French woman. Allen says the officer then claimed the victim was killed by a French colonel. A court of inquiry ruled the death as brutal shooting by a French Algerian.
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