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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

5

Society and Local News Highlights from Athens Area

W B Mathews of Columbus campaigned for Governor Ralph D Cole in Athens on Athena Tuesday. Various local residents travel visits and family news include Mollie Burnham Caldwell and J C Robinson. C F Strecker Marietta. Frank M McKay and Lanning family. W H Hart and Lillian in Lancaster. Gertrude Barth Coolville at Chautauqua. Eliza beth Hixson Chauncey. Otto Russell Ashland Ky. Albert Ogle and children in Tippecanoe City. H A Hatch and family. naval trainees Rolland Jones William Moler Jr Wesley Kelley in Norfolk. no U C D Club meeting due to Chautauqua. next July 22 at Mrs Diltz home. George S Pilcher civil service in DC arrived for vacation with Athens family. W V Devitt of Atlanta visiting mother Anna Devitt in Athens. Dr J N Brown guests W A Johnson Cable and Karl Darnell Springield. plans to Parkersburg. wedding of Harry Matheny and Virgie Marsh Nelsonville officiated by Rev C L Strecker in Athens.

France Celebrates Bastille Day Nationwide Festivities

Paris marked Bastille Day July 14 with holiday garb as all of France joined in. Military parades and carnivals filled major cities while cafes and restaurants buzzed with revelers and theatres offered performances.

Paris France

Explosion at Glouster brick plant wrecks glass chunks

More than 60 panes shattered when dynamite detonated at the Glouster brick plant’s old building. No deaths reported, heat blamed for the blast. Hisylvania Coal Co. to cover all damages. Also notes Trimble board hires four teachers and the Akon couple Mr and Mrs Quinlan returning after a Trimble visit and marriage.

Walsall Glouster Hisylvania Coal Co

Walsh family thanks neighbors after illness and death

The Walsh family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during M. T. Walsh illness and death. The notice also reports family movements and births including Mrs. E J Walker announcing a daughter Vivian Cleo born July 10. Charles Hooper died the same day as birth. many relatives and visitors noted across Columbus Chillicothe Zanesville and Cleveland areas.

M. T. Walsh E. J. Walker Vivian Cleo

County Would Profit Under New School Law

A. E. Wagner argues school funding shifts under a new law favoring state and county aid. He compares Bern Township on the old basis with a proposed system, showing higher total costs and the need to issue bonds, while claiming the new plan would net the county a substantial insurance against local tax burdens.

Russia Bern Township

Suffragists plan appeal to Governor Cox and Harding

Suffrage leaders depart for Columbus to present to Gov Cox the suffrage situation in Tennessee and other states. Delegation includes Miss Alice Paul and Miss Sue White and aims to meet the Democratic nominee before Washington talks with President Wilson. They may visit Marion for a demonstration at Senator Harding's home on his acceptance day.

Washington Columbus Ohio Cox Neuabase Alice Pau National Woman’s Party Sue White Tennessee Wilson Miss Paul Marion Harding

Cox Attacks Harding and Campaign Plans in Victory Speech

In Columbus on July 14 Democratic nominee Cox issued a sharp critique of Senator Harding and the Lodge Penrose Smoot bloc. He vowed a campaign focused on peace with honor and hinted that Harding’s front porch style and Senate “morning sessions” are out of step with the American people.

Columbus Harding Lodge Cox Marion Lodge, Penrose and Smoot Herding Senate

Bolsheviks Continue Front-Wide Advance

An official Moscow wireless dispatch dated July 14 reports the Bolsheviks continuing a successful advance along the entire front in the ongoing conflict near London.

London Moscow

I O O F Grand Encampment in Fremont Crowd Watches Ceremony

Several thousand gathered at Court House Park in Fremont on Tuesday night for the I O O F grand encampment decoration ceremony and a grand ball. Mayor Day delivered the welcome address. Closing session set for Wednesday with officers listed including Patriarch John P. Lynn and Grand Scribe F C Garnet Dayan. Canton may host next meeting.

Fremont Court House Park Patriarch John P. L Lynn Albert K. Klecker Mansfield H. S. Barrows Cleveland F. C. Garnet Dayn W. J. Eammons Sidney Rollo J. Smith Port Clinton Fred Hahn Toledo Wm. G. Ryan Dayton Fred Hummel Elyria Frank Garret George Briel Newport Canton

Rub-No-More Washing Powder Promises Clean Hard Water

Advertisement notes Rub-No-More washing powder softens hard water and purifies. Best results achieved when dissolved in warm water. Encourages asking grocers for Rub-No-More and watching for coupons.

Bessemer Well Shows Light Oil After Drilling

The Bessemer Oil Company well reached 3400 feet, yielding a small amount of oil with no gas. arrangements are made to shoot the well this afternoon and move equipment to another lease location. Local sports notes cover Old Timers versus Mine No. 4 and a big Saturday clash with Little Hocking.

Buchtel Bessemer Oil Company

Two Dead In Clash With Jugo Slavs at Trieste

At least two Italians were killed and thirty wounded in fighting with Jugo-Slavs in Trieste. Several buildings were burned later including the Jugo-Slav charge d affaires residence. Estimated total property damage put at twenty million lire.

Rome Trieste

Two Men Injured When Auto Goes Over Embankment

Delta reports two men Joe Lesner and Fred Kaeofta badly bruised and cut when their car rolled over a ten foot embankment just west of Delta last night. The vehicle overturned three times in the incident.

Delta Joe Lesner Fred Kae Ofta

Diphtheria Fatal to Child in Amesville Tragedy

Maxine Schuler nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schuler died suddenly Tuesday after a two week diphtheria illness. Her mother is ill at Sharpsburg with the same strain. The Schuler family has also recently lost a baby. In other news a new lime oxy chloride compound quickens cement hardening and improves quality.

Tolliver Little Hocking Ohio River District Sharpsburg Mrs. Schuler

Banking Consolidation Hatched Between Trust Co and Liberty Bank

In New York on July 14 officials announced that stockholders of Bankers Trust Company and Liberty National Bank have practically decided on a merger. The combined capital stock stood at $25,000,000 as of June 30.

New York Bankers Trust Company Liberty National Bank Bankers Trust Liberty Pie

Robber Hurls Acid During Cleveland Holdup

Robert Dunn, 35, was hospitalized in Cleveland after being forced to drink acid during a July holdup. He battled burns and lost consciousness as assailants robbed him and fled, leaving him in a desperate state.

Cleveland Robert Dunn

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. B. Mathews Athena Ralph D. Cole Mollie Burnham Caldwell J. C. Robinson C. F. Strecker Marietta Rev. C. L. Strecker Frank M. McKay Logan Raymond R. Lanning Gertrude Barth Coolville Athens Chautauqua H. A. Hatch Otto Russell Ashland Kentucky Russell Elizabeth Hixson Chauncey Albert Ogle Ralph June Elsie Rachel Tippecanoe City J. O. Arhood Murray Hatch Frost John Welch Tranklin Avenue H. D. Nice Harold Loudenville Mr. Nice Springfield Rolland Robert Jones William Moler, Jr Wesley Kelley Norfolk, Va Hampton Road U. C. D. Club George S. Pilcher Washington D. C John K. McCune Pilcher W. V. Devitt Atlanta Florence Frances Devitt Anna Devitt A. A. Lavelle Celia Devitt East Mill Street Devitt J. N. Brown South Congress Street W. A. Johnson Cable Karl Darnell Springfeld Albany Rev Strecker Harry ‘Matheny Virgie Marsh Nelsonville C. L. Strecker M. E Board of Education Trimble John L. Stine Portsmouth Sabra Armstrong Ethel Kell Anderson Ind Royale Bingman Gertrude Seele John J. Quinlan Akron Margaret Foley Walsh Ben Hooper Fred Hooper Charles Hooper Clarendon Avenue John Summers Chillicothe Bernard Noon Mrs M. F. Noon Marshall Summers Miss Evelyn Summers Zanesville Mrs. Newton Joe Brown Jr Adena Brown A. E. Wagner REDS GLINE Athens, Ohio Bessemer Well Husband Norman H. Davis Mr. Davis Tullahoma Tenn Davis Parker Bros Bank of Athens Athens Player Rolls and Phonograph Records
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