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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1906

Page

3

Rabies Epidemic Fears Sweep Several Cities

Nelsonville claims the original mad dog scare with a death in Chicago after treatment. Athens and nearby counties act to curb rabies with dog culls and a July 7 ordinance in New Lexington banning dogs from roaming, muzzling required and police authorized to shoot at large.

Nelsonville Chicago Athens Varksburg W. Va Louisville Albany New Lexington Ohio

Personal mentions from Thursday's Daily Messenger

Names and visits populate the column with relatives friends and guests. Several figures travel between Columbus Marietta Parkersburg Lancaster London Kentucky and other towns while attending events and visiting family.

Daily Messenger James Johnson Columbus Anna Shaffer Marietta Helen Roush Elizbeth McCole Parkersburg Ida Bougher Ida Baugher Will Ireland Chillicothe Nora McNeil Lancaster Josephine Edmundson

Survey Under Way For Lancaster to Athens Traction Extension

Julius Gregg chief engineer of Scioto Valley Traction with four field men started a preliminary survey this week for extending the line from Lancaster to Athens. Final action depends on survey results and estimates. The extension would open a large territory on the interurban line.

Julius Gregg Scioto Valley Traction Company Traction Company Lancaster Athens Columbus Dispatch

Surprise Picnic Honors Two Dorcas Members

Mrs. E. S. Black and the Dorcas Missionary Society held a birthday picnic surprise at Mrs. Black's State Street home for Florence Pickett and Grace Junod who just turned seventeen. A kerchief shower followed before the group moved to the State Hospital grounds for the picnic meal.

E. S. Black Dorcas Missionary Society Society Oon Florence Pickett Grace Junod Mrs. Black St State Street State Hospital The Picie Slutz S. F. S. Grones John Pickett J. L. Pickering Black Norris Elizabeth

Pleasant laxative remedy advertised by druggists

A Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Well laxative is praised as easy to take and dependable. The ad notes it is for sale through W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co, Cheyenne.

Chamberlain W. H. Mckee Barton Drug Co Chewe

Nipped Trouble in Bud at Sugar Creek Standoff

A Sugar Creek crowd including the Tippies, Daileys and George Hand moved toward Cotton's stable for a fight but Marshall Finsterwald intervened yesterday afternoon and scattered the mob. No arrests were made.

Marshall Finsterwald Sugar Creek Tippies Daileys George Hand Cotton Marshall

Large turnout at county teachers examination today

More than 150 applicants appeared before the county school examiners for the examination. The number is unusually large, with many teachers from other counties taking the test and to have their panels sent home for grading.

Editorial Impasse At Home Reflected In Print

A wife and husband clash over writing and editing duties with opposite approaches. She fixes what others write while he writes for readers. She curates content to keep trouble out, he embraces controversy to drive publication.

Athens Township Sealed Bank Proposals Open July 21

Trustees of Athens Township invite sealed proposals from banks chartered in Athens Township, Ohio or U S for custody of township funds for two years beginning August 1 1906. Bids must include bond equal to deposit amount and meet at least two percent interest. Bids to be publicly opened July 21 1906 at 2 pm. trustees reserve right to reject.

Athens Township United States Ohio Board of Trustees General Assembly State of

Baker Elected Superintendent at Richfield Central High School

H. E. Baker of the class of 1906 has been elected superintendent of Richfield Central High School, Summit County, for eight months at a salary of 70 dollars.

H. E. Baker Richfield Central High School Summit County

Champion Chicken Catcher Of Three Whole Counties

A humorous tale recalls H. Horn driving L. D. Poston’s Cadillac near Athens and Columbus while chickens impede the road. Horn signals with his horn and swerves to miss birds, with bystanders noting a sequence of hits and misses totaling a rough 60 to 75 percent success rate.

Ira P. Madden L. D. Poston Athens Columbus H. Horn Fairfield Hocking C. H Mr. Horn Mesers Poston McCune

Squire Beverage Joins Couple in Quick County Marriage

Squire F Beverage of Waterloo presided at the Pro bate office on Saturday as Walter Goodall and Miss Ethel Deem sought a license and an immediate ceremony. Judge Lynch summoned a Waterloo Justice and the couple entered a life long contract Beverage promised would endure. The squire initially argued over the fee in the metropolis but finally set $2.66 plus costs.

Squire F. Beverage Waterloo Walter Goodall Ethel Deem Glouster Lynch Justice of Beverage Metropolis

K. K. Club Entertained by Miss Ethel Radcliffe

Miss Ethel Radcliffe hosted the K. K. Club at her May avenue home Saturday evening with guests including Miss Myrtle Cooley of Columbus and Miss Marguerite Eaton of Huntington W Va. The program featured games and musical numbers, Carrie Junod winning a prize for most games played. Refreshments were served, and guests included Verna Johnson Ruth Treadley Edith McBee Clara Williams and Carrie Junod alongside Myrtle Cooley of Huntington W Va.

Ethel Radcliffe May Avenue Myrtle Cooley Columbus Marguerite Eaton Huntington W. Va Carrie Junod Verna Johnson Ruth Treadley Edith McBee Clara Williams

Father of Ten Children Reunites in East St Louis

A Welsh family of ten leaves Athens seeking work, sending money for the rest to join. The group travels by B&O train to the West and reunites with the father, mother, and seven children far from their Welsh origins, the eldest nearing thirteen and the youngest two, amid hopeful pride.

St. Louis Athens Luhrig Wales

Editor demands names and proof on graft claims at Ohio University

A reader presses the Athens County Gazette editor to publish names dates and acts related to graft rumors involving the Ohio University wings. The letter urges specific proof not mere assertion and calls for exposing alleged schemes while criticizing secrecy and sham accusations. Advertising copy for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is included.

Athens County Gazette Ohio University

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