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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
6
Glouster resident C H Morine of Malta to preach at Trimble Church of Christ next Sunday and Sunday night. A mixed dance is planned at Glouster Moose hall Saturday night with admission three dollars, ladies twenty five cents.
Burial details for J W Stoecklein and relatives listed. services at Holy Cross church Saturday morning with interment at New Lexington. Funeral train No 3 departs shortly before eight o clock carrying family and mourners.
The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the Methodist church on Friday afternoon at 2 36. County Superintendent McVay of Athens will address the gathering.
Ben Pancake of Deanville pled guilty to three prohibition violations and was fined 200 dollars and costs in each case totaling 600 dollars. He risks jail if he does not appear this morning. John Cotter of Hollister faced a possession charge after liquor was found in a car near Drury's Drug Store. he pleaded not guilty and posted 500 dollars bond for today’s trial. Marshal Williams filed the charges.
Marseilles reports the French freighter Morttrose with 60 aboard has been given up for lost after sailing from Oran January 3. Authorities believe a recent tidal wave wrecked the ship.
Mrs. I A Holford of Clinton Wisconsin reports her daughter’s improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for run-down, irritable and weak symptoms. She says the remedy helped her daughter and that she herself used it before motherhood. Cites mothers’ trust in the product.
Charles M. Sheldon of Juba Oklahoma claims ownership of the Kansas Capitol dome by act of the legislature and can reside there whenever he wishes. The piece notes past practice of granting desks and chairs to legislators and the move to stop gifting public property.
The Fifty third Kansas Senate resolves in thanks to C M Sheldon for service as Secretary of the Senate. It honors him with a state gift of the Capitol Building home to himself and heirs, noting his refusal to accept gifts from the State previously.
Dr Clarence De Ladshmutt, a Bucyrus Ohio dentist, escaped temporary blindness when tartar fractured from a patient’s tooth lodged in his eye. He has been released from a hospital but will likely suspend practice for an extended period.
William H. Vans of Oberlin jailed in Elyria on contempt of court for failing to pay 190 pounds to his wife. He may gain release if he can raise the funds.
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