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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
6
Charles Gatchel six year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Gatchel was taken to Grant hospital Co morning for an appendectomy. He was accompanied by his parents and Dr H.
Mrs Albert Gardner 43 died Sunday evening at 7 at home on the William Maxwell farm near City after years of illness. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon.
London reports limited Moscow news after Leon Trotsky resigns as Soviet war commissar. Brief dispatch says resignation accepted and calm in population. Ukrainian peasants reportedly revolt and rebel bands gain ground. Trotsky described as virtually exiled outside Moscow amid surveillance.
J M Watkins of near Bishopville heads to McConnelaville for Morgan county grand jury service. Mrs C W King and daughter Mary Roth return home to Crooksville after a visit. Lydia Kittle of Trim leads a group of Glouster visitors. Senator LeFever resumes duties in Columbus after weekend at home. J W Herrold of the state industrial commission visits Trimble with Mrs Herrold.
Nicholas Heiser, son of Mr and Mrs William Heiser of Jacksonville, has returned from Grant hospital in Columbus after a foot injury in the mine. His brother John accompanied him home from Columbus on Saturday.
The Chronicle notes the Russia situation as fever heat, signaling heightened tensions and urgent attention from observers. The report highlights increased international focus and potential repercussions for regional stability.
Cincinnati January 20 Helen Jackson a self styled pro lia n speaker and former nun says she will continue lectures in Cincinnati and vicinity after her arrest in Norwood on inciting a riot. Action may be taken against Norwood police for tossing a tear bomb that caused a panic injuring several people and wrecking the Odd Fellows hall interior. Her case was continued until January 26.
An eight inch snow fall in Marion Ohio blocked interurban and city streetcar traffic for hours. Power troubles at the Columbus Delaware and Marion electric railway plant delayed hundreds of workers as snow paths were cleared by city plows.
Donis Rothschild wears an amber Oliskin hood said to shade her face and, after a drink, may inspire men to take the pledge. The item is described as sun protection and as a social signaling piece linked to temperance attitudes.
The West Virginia Supreme Court quashed a petition seeking A. T. Nichols’s removal from Tyler County Court on charges of official misconduct incompetency and gross misconduct. It held the lower court erred in partial quashal for lack of sufficient particularity but noted public officer removal charges need not be in strict indictment form yet must provide explicit notice to answer.
Pauli V. Bateman, 24, of Philadelphia, faced Judge Daniel Hastings in Wilmington for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Fined $300 and costs, unable to pay, he left his car as security. He admitted drinking but said a Germantown farewell dinner preceded his marriage plans. his fiancée, unnamed, greeted him outside as they hurried away.
A hard sleet storm in Newark Ohio turned to snow and rain overnight, severely hindering electric and steam traffic, auto movement, and wire communications in the city and surrounding areas today.
Washington reports that American advertising mainly fuels a large sale of American made talcum powders toilet waters and tooth cleaning preparations in Switzerland according to Department of Commerce representatives in that country.
A fragmented notice describes a home made cough remedy claiming quick lasting relief. It mentions ingredients like molasses honey maple syrup and pine extract and warns of many worthless imitators while urging readers to request full directions. The text shows unclear details and odd phrasing from an old advertisement.
Belmont county sheriff's office reports that $5443.03 is available to the rightful claimants. Over five years money accumulated from sheriff's sales and other court actions remains unclaimed by absent beneficiaries.
Outdoor season for target practice by Ohio National Guardsmen runs from May first to October 31. Annual armory inspection schedules begin February 16 and are arranged to be finished before April 30 per militia bureau deadlines.
The ninth International Air Salon features a Paris display of a massive Far man BN-4 bomber. Powered by 2,000 horsepower engines, it can carry three tons of bombs. Only the fuselage and one wing engine room are shown, with a wingspan near 110 feet.
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