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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
Land Auto Tourist Drive Inspires Western City Ads
Far western cities compete to attract automobile tourists with advance parties meeting motorists at hotels and junctions. About fifty towns offer free camping with electric lights and running water as cross country touring grows in popularity and prompts trailers and motor homes to provide portable homes on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Community Notes From Gold Ridge and Nearby Towns
Local farmers harvest wheat as residents attend Pleasant Street Children’s Day services with a standout solo by Mrs. Kate Wood. A 99 year old James Haning marked his birthday with friends and family. An all day Downington service is planned for July 13 with baskets urged. Dale Knapp visited Lester Oberholzer. ice cream gathering in Downington featured many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Kate Wood
Leo Welch
Webber Wood
Howard Welch
Della Haning
Lena Duckler
Ruth Haning
Dale Knapp
Downington
Lester Oberholzer
James Haning
Harry Knopp
Dale
Alva
Wingett
Zelda
George Duckler
Lena
Orville
Silva
George Snowden
Gerald
Iréne
George Wallace
Local Notes and Updates from the Village
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herwig travel to Columbus for treatment after illness. Private Frank Clouse of the Marine service reports readiness to depart for the Panama Canal Zone. Clyde Tolliar is hospitalized after an appendicitis operation. William Gray plans relocation to Newell West Virginia. Harve Sayer suffers infection from a mosquito bite. Two Civil War veterans in frail health are Thomas Bain and Thomas Collins. Tom Wallace announced a July 4 speech in Murray with a large crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herwig
Columbus
Frank Clouse
Marine Service
Panama Canal Zone
Atlantic
Clyde Tolliars
James Tolliars
William Gray
Newell
W. Va
Liverpool
Harve Sayer
Thomas Bain
18Th Co. V. I
Thomas Collins
West Virginia
Tom Wallace
Murray
House Panel Seeks Halt on Public Health Hospitals
Chairman Good of the appropriations committee asked Secretary Glass to stopPurchase and construction of multiple public health service hospitals until Congress can probe alleged waste and extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Soldier Dispersed Attacks After Mayr Remedy Cure
A veteran reports two years of severe stomach trouble eased by four bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He credits relief for restoring health and being declared fit for artillery service by government physicians. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and offers a money back guarantee at McKee Drug Store and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Store
Roosevelt names second child at Sloan Maternity
New York on July 3 reports Mrs Archie Roosevelt gave birth to a baby girl. This is the couple’s second child following a son. Mother and infant are reported doing well at Sloan Maternity Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Archie ‘Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Sloan Maternity Hospital
Enid to Celebrate Fourth With War Veteran Host
Robert Hell and several veterans return from Europe to join Enid's July 4th celebration. The town plans a lively Independence Day observance with local participants and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
Hell
Europe
Robert Hell
Kipling Quotation Echoes at Hartford Ticket Window
A Hartford ticket window reportedly quoted Kipling saying I want a ticket to some place where there ain't no ten commandments and a man can raise a thirst. The remark circulated as a local quip amid travel chatter at the city’s transit hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Kipling
Obituary of Charles J. Bean of Guysville Ohio 1856 1919
Charles J. Bean born April 9 1856 in Guysville Ohio died June 19 1919 at home aged 63 years 2 months 10 days He married Emma J Townsend December 31 1879 and they had six children two of whom died in childhood He leaves a wife three sons Ray H Bean Sargent Harrison M Bean Lieut Vern L Bean a daughter Mrs B W Spence and one granddaughter Eleanor Marie Spence He was active in M E church Odd Fellows Stewart and Masonic Lodge Guysville The family notes his devotion to country and neighbors and closes with a prayerful verse Thy will be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bean
Ezekiel
Armina Bean
Guysville
Ohio
Emma J. Townsend
Ray H. Bean
Sargent Harrison M. Bean
12Th Aero Squadron
United States Army
Vern L. Bean
Cleveland
B. W. Spence
Elenor Marie Spence
M. E. Church
Guysville, O
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Stewart, Ohio
Masonic Lodge
Local Families Attend Socials and Ice Cream Night
Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bailes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Noble Collins. Ice cream, cake, and lemonade were served to multiple families including the Scotts and Hawkins. A telescope device to regulate Bunsen burner heat was invented in Europe. There will be an airline church ice cream social on Friday night July 4 with proceeds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elliott
Thomas Bailes
Noble Collins
Lester Enlow
Silas Scott
Glenn
Sam Scott
Elmo
Ed Hawk
Walter
Chester
George Scott Jr
Keith and
Dale
Lee Elliott
Will Bell
Columbus
Edd Hawk
George Scott
Fred Miliott
Austin Hawk
Paul
Charles
Hazel
Theodore Hawk
Keith Scott
Edward Bailes
Airline
Card of Thanks for C J Bean Family
The Bean family thanks the minister for consoling words the I C O F Lodge at Stewart the Masonic Lodge of Guysville and all friends relatives and neighbors for their floral offerings and kindness in our sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Stewart
Masonic Lodge
Guysville
C. J. Bean
Housing fear spurs cottage demand in Midland village
In a Midland village the nearing death of a local elder triggered six villagers to seek to reserve his cottage in a single day. The man, hearing of the rush, began to recover. The story, by United Press, reflects broader English housing anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
England
Midland
308th Engineers to Arrive July 4 at Camp Sherman
Camp Sherman Ohio July 3 Members of the 308th engineers 83rd division will arrive here July 4 according to word received from Camp Jackson today They were delayed in leaving the eastern camp until today Two canteens were closed here yesterday by order of General Glenn who was told gambling had been permitted in them Military policemen will be retained in Chillicothe until demobilization is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Ohio
308Th Engineers
Camp Jackson
Glenn
Chillicothe
Ashtabula Citizens Back $300,000 Hotel Plan
Citizens of Ashtabula are financing a project to build a hotel in the city with a total cost of 300000 dollars. The initiative reflects local investment and civic development plans for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio National Guard unit forms new Company E
Major L. RB. Blue with Captains Clark and McCarty organize Company E of the Highth regiment Ohio National Guard. The three officers have just returned from service overseas in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
L. RB. Blue
Clark and
McCarty
Highth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
France
Lancaster Hosts Victory Celebration With Balloon Ascents
Lancaster July 3. A victory celebration and soldiers picnic will be held at the fair grounds tomorrow. World famous aeronaut Reck less Johnson will perform two balloon ascensions and numerous stunts dropping 300 feet before opening his parachute and hanging by his toes from a trapeze as a large American flag unfurls in midair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Johnson
First American Legion Weekly to Be Released Tomorrow
Columbus report notes the inaugural issue of the American Legion Weekly, official publication of the American Legion, will hit newsstands tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Legion Weekly
American Legion
Palmer orders Philadelphia DA to probe Atlantic City liquor sales
July 3 Attorney General Palmer announced he had directed the district attorney at Philadelphia to immediately investigate reports that liquor is being sold in Atlantic City in violation of the law and to make arrests if the reports prove true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Toledo Weather Forecast Sparks Dempsey Willard Fight Hopes
The weather man predicted a calm day with clear skies and no breeze and a temperature near 90 degrees for tomorrow’s Willard Dempsey bout as conditions looked ideal for the match in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chinese Preserve Eggs for Long Ship Distances
Chinese method uses a paste of sea salt vegetable ash and water to keep eggs fresh for long sea travel. This preservation technique aims to extend shelf life during voyages by coating each egg with a mineral paste.
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