Mrs. Radder Splits Ankle in Yard Accident
Mrs. Tom Radder fell in her yard yesterday morning and broke a bone in her ankle. Dr. WN Hill treated and reduced the fracture at home.
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Tom Radder
WN. Hill
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
3
West End Parent Teachers Association Meets Friday at 2
The West End P T A holds its regular meeting Friday at the building at 2 o clock with several business items to discuss. It urges all mothers to attend. Mrs Page Morris spent Monday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Parent Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Page Morris
Columbus
Gleaners class hosts pot luck, attends service together
The Gleaners class at the Christian church held a Friday after school pot luck supper and then walked to church as a group. Guests included Rev. T. L. Lowe Rev. C. L. Johnson and Walter Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
The
Christian Church
T. L. Lowe
C. L. Johnson
Walter Morrison
Revival at M. B. church lifts entire membership
For two weeks revival services at the M. B. church have raised high energy with twenty added to the congregation. James Mann assisted the pastor in the meetings and Rev. L. M. McLinn preached strong each night. The closing sermon Sunday evening was Christ Died for All and was praised as one of the best delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
James Mann
L. M. McLinn
Christ
Y M C A to Host Two Big Friday Basketball Games
Readable preview states Y M C A gym hosts two major games Friday night. The high school team challenges the Y M C A champions in a marquee clash described as the best game of the year. A N H S girls versus business girls adds a second notable matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls
Chamber meeting moved to Friday at Y Club
The chamber of commerce holds a special meeting Friday evening at the Y in place of the usual Thursday session. Supper will be served promptly at 6 15. The committee urges strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Davis Injured In Auto Collision On The Pike
Mrs Davis was struck by a car Monday afternoon on the pike just above town. She suffered a broken left arm multiple broken ribs and a head wound requiring several stitches. She received treatment from Dr. W S Rhodes and was later taken to her home above town.
Remains of 19-Year-Old Coffey Brought Home for Funeral
The remains of Elmer Coffey aged 19 who died from injuries suffered in a railroad accident were brought to the city today and taken to his brother's home near Myers Crossing. Rev. Ewing will conduct funeral services tomorrow at 2 15 in the afternoon at which final rites will be held at Greenlawn. He is survived by his mother stepfather and three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coffey
Myers Crossing
Rev
Ewing
Greenlawn
Special Ceremonial Session at Stuart's Opera House
El Karnak Grotto plans a ceremonial session in Nelsonville at Stuart's Opera House on Thursday. About 20 candidates will report at the Masonic club rooms at 6 p.m. for medical examiner screening before the evening rites. A full dress rehearsal for the ceremonial staff occurs tonight at 7 o'clock at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Karnak Grotto
Stuart’s Opera House
Nelsonville
Masonic Club
Grotto
Opera House
Arrests After Disturbance Prompt Fine for Barber
John Keller and Harl Barber were arrested by Officer Smith Saturday night for intoxication. Barber received a $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keller
Harl Barber
Officer Smith
Barber
Drunk Charge Leads to Fine and Release
Keller faced a drunkenness charge and was released after payment. He was arraigned on a charge of receiving intoxicating liquor contrary to ordinance and state peace. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs by Mayor McCune yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
McCune
Fire department responds to North Grosvenor street blaze
Fire department rushed to the residence of Jas. Auflick Jr on North Grosvenor street yesterday. A defective flue caused the blaze but only slight damage occurred after extinguishing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Auflick Jr
Grosvenor Street
Miner Rescued After Slate Collapse Breaks Leg
Glouster William Snedden, 19, of Hunterdon, employed at mine 281 Modoc, had his leg crushed when slate fell. He escaped crushing by leaping back as the rock cracked. Fracture set by Dr LeFever. he and his father James Snedden arranged to transfer him to a Columbus hospital, traveling on train No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snedden
Hunterdon
Modoc
Snedden
Dr. LeFever
James Snedden
Columbus
Trimble Man Travels to Columbus for Operation at Grant Hospital
John Baird of Trimble route 1 went to Columbus yesterday to undergo an operation at Grant hospital. Dr W G Danford went to Columbus this morning to be present at the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baird
Trimble
Columbus
Grant Hospital
W. G. Danford
Moser Buys Gibbs Dry Cleaning Business
Al Moser acquired the J. J. Gibbs dry cleaning and pressing business and assumed control yesterday morning. Gibbs had recently established the venture, which has prospered, with a laundry agency operated in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Moser
Gibbs
Joseph Richards in Capital City on Business
Joseph Richards spends the day in the capital on business, conducting meetings and visiting offices to advance commercial interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards
Mrs. Ella Walters Visits Guernsey County Relatives
Mrs. Ella Walters of Detroit, while visiting her mother Mrs. Thomas Parks, departed yesterday to spend a week with relatives in Guernsey County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Walters
Detroit
Thomas Parks
Guernsey County
Gloucestershire Sportsmen elect 1922 officers
At a Glou ster meeting 1922 officers were elected with J H Cobb stepping down. New officers are Wm Wolf president Thomas McAllister vice president and C F Wallace secretary treasurer. Membership cards go out this week with 25 cent dues and junior members with buttons. The club will join the League of Ohio Sportsmen and push trash prosecution on Sunday Creek. A minstrel may be held at the opera house in February or March to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Sportsmen Club
J. H. Cobb
State Sportsmen
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Sunday Creek
Opera House
Remarkable Digestive Cure Boosts Confidence With Mayr Claim
A frustrated patient after three years of stomach doctrine tries Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The remedy is said to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ease inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises satisfaction with one dose or a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Guards to Arm Whiskey Warehouses in Washington
Prohibition officials authorize guards at bonded warehouses to carry sawed off shotguns after recent robberies and thefts of whiskey. Collectors of internal revenue distribute the firearms to guards at warehouse centers across districts to deter liquor bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Criminal Dittmar Sought After Prison Escape
Berlin January 31 Police search for Lieut Dittmar former submarine commander who escaped from Naumburg prison He was tried at Leipzig supreme court found guilty July 16 1921 of firing on the British hospital ship Llandovery Castle and sentenced to four years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lieut
Dittmar
Naumburg
Supreme Court
Leipsig
Llandovery Castle
Genoa Economic Conference Postponed Likely
A diplomatic report from London dated January 31 circulated that the Genoa economic conference probably would be postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Genoa
Kenyon Resigns Senate for U S Appeals Court Seat
In Washington on January 81 William S Kenyon Republican of Iowa announced his decision to accept appointment as judge of the United States court of appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Kenyon has led the agricultural bloc and allied with the progressive group. Senator Harrison a Democrat of Mississippi called the move an attempt by President Harding to break up the bloc by removing its leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
United States Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Keyon
Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
Legion backs speedy road to bonus bill report
Washington January 31 Representatives of the American Legion told the house Ways and Means Committee that a soldier bonus bill will be reported favorably to Congress within two weeks. Chairman John T. Taylor urged fast work while Rep Green noted 600,000 to 900,000 ex servicemen are out of work and ill will toward the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
American Legion
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Green
Iowa
John T. Taylor
Legion Legislative Committee
Hooper Ridge Bible School and Local Visits
Hooper Ridge Bible school progresses at the Hooper Ridge church. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Earl Linscott and son of Nelsonville Miss Lillian Linscott of Athens and Miss Pearl Barnes of The Plains. Rev EF Pedicord of Glouster will preach next Sunday morning. D E Kasler and family called on Mr and Mrs Harvey Kasler Sunday. Mrs Frank Wolfe spent the weekend in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Earl Linscott
Nelsonville
Lillian Linscott
Athens
Pearl Barnes
the Plains
Linscott
E. L. Keirns
EF. E. Pedicord
Glouster
Hooper Ridge
D. E. Kasler
Harvey Kasler
Frank Wolfe
Farmers in Washington complain at Harding conference
William H. Lyon of Sioux Falls testified before the Senate agriculture committee that the recent agricultural conference was packed against farmers. He said the platform did not reflect the desires of American farmers and that allied industries, packers and bankers, outvoted farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International News Service
Harding
William H. Lyon
Sioux Falls
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Lyon
Allied Industries
Let NervWorth Relieve Nervous Stomach Ailments Today
Suffering from nerves or stomach troubles? NervWorth claims quick relief by aiding digestion and calming the stomach. One dollar a bottle with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Local witness T. Bradstreet reports ease after using NervWorth for nerves, sleeplessness, and indigestion. McKee Drug Co. stocks it in Findlay, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NervWorth
Mr. T. Bradstreet
Findlay
McKee Drug Co
Cut in Milk Prices at Ellenwood Farm Milk Store
Beginning February 1 prices drop on delivery route quart 12 cents pint 6 4 cents. At the milk store quart 11 cents pint 6 cents. Standard state butterfat 3 1 4 percent. our milk about 6 percent. If average milk is 11 cents per quart, ours would be 14 cents. Herd tubercular tested and milk cared for sanitarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenwood Farm Milk Store
Two Cases Start in Local Court Over Non-Support Charges
Mrs. Bratton of New Maralhfield filed an affidavit against husband Bratton for non-support of four children. He is said to have given only 4 dollars in three months, with 2 dollars advanced to buy shoes. A separate case involves Audrey Ramsey accusing husband William Ramsey of non-support. he was arrested after an affidavit was filed and awaits arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Bratton
New Maralhfield
Bratton
Love
Audrey D. Ramsey
Sugar Creek
Helwig
William R. Ramsey
Ramsey
666: A Speedy Remedy for Colds and LaGrippe
The text promotes 666 as the fastest cure for colds fever and LaGrippe. It claims rapid relief and positions the remedy as the most speedy option known.
Law enforcement takes center stage in fall campaign
Federal Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes said enforcement of the eighteenth amendment will dominate the fall campaign. He praised Ohio's code and federal state coordination, noting women voters as a rising force for law, order, and decency in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
R. A. Haynes
Haynes
Tooth Soothe Advertised For Toothache Relief
An aching tooth or gum can be eased by rubbing Tooth Soothe on inflamed gums or placing in a cavity on cotton. Dentists endorse Tooth Soothe for soothing toothache without cocaine or narcotics. Small bottles with directions cost only a few cents at drugstores.
Cant Be Beaten Miss Elsie Stanley Sets Attendance Mark
Freshman Elsie Stanley of Carbondale High has attended school since age six and earned a flawless record with no tardies or absences through her ninety years of life, surviving cold days and heavy home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Stanley
Carbondale High School
Princess Ma Tolka Returns After Steering Gear Failure
United States liner Princess Matolka limps back to port from a voyage to Danzig after steering gear failure in heavy seas. Among 403 passengers are 103 Polish orphans returning home in search of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Princess Matolka
Dantzig
Urday
Rate cuts warned by ex railroad head before ICC
Washington January 31 former director general Walker D Hines warned the interstate commerce commission that sweeping rate reductions sought by shippers could cause irreparable damage to transportation systems. He urged extreme caution to avoid public harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walker D. Hines
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hines
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A. D. Farrow
Kaelin
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Fred R. Beasley
Amesville
Jess
Toarm Guards Ver Whiskey
Cardinals
Sacred College of Cardinals
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Benedict XV
Kenyon
Senate
Benge
Quits
Fight For Life
Legion
SYS
Earle
Barle Chemical Co
Costia
Army & Navy
Regular Army Marine Hospital
Army
Shoe
St Athens
Ver
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