Furnished rooms with private entrance for light housekeeping
Two furnished rooms on the first floor with private entrance and home phone 3903 available for light housekeeping.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
7
Two furnished rooms on the first floor with private entrance and home phone 3903 available for light housekeeping.
Lieut. Fred Ulmer, recently discharged from Camp Sherman, recalls the Daily Messenger first carrier force that began in November 1905. He and Louis Snyder list early carriers including Carl Bell Virgil Mansfield Jerry Fowler Fred Ulmer Russell Finsterwald Edwin Finsterwald Tim Shafer Dale Jones Louis Snyder Fred Finsterwald Horace Palmer and Brewster Higley.
John Skelton Williams controller of the currency was summoned to testify before the senate banking and currency committee as his nomination for another term remained pending.
In pursuance to an order of the probate court of Athens County Ohio the administrator de bonis non will offer for sale at public auction on August 23 1919 at 1 PM at the front door of the courthouse Athens Ohio three parcels. First tract west half of southeast quarter section 33 Homer township Morgan county with 21.42 acres carved out. second tract Lot No 7 west half of southeast quarter section 35 township 10 range 14 Dover township containing about 80 acres. third tract 10 acres off the south end of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter section 85 township 10 range 14 with minerals excepted. Appraised values 2880 00 7200 00 and 350 00. Terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage bearing annual interest. Samuel M Johnson administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of Joseph A McKee deceased.
Washington July 15 with every move to repeal or modify the war time prohibition act quickly defeated by the drys indications today were that the drastic prohibition enforcement bill will pass the house in practically the same form it was reported from the committee. Efforts of liberals and anti prohibitionists were to be directed at decreasing the penalty for violation of the war time act. Scores of amendments were waiting. With the wets using parliamentary means to delay action on the bill its passage in the house may be delayed until next week.
In Chicago on July 16 Vera Trepagnier sixty was convicted of manslaughter in the death of P F Voll, a Chicago art publisher. Friends planned a new trial as the court set a penalty ranging from one year to life imprisonment after Trepagnier admitted shooting Voll over a disputed contract involving a Washington miniature.
Alma Russell Braley of California died of spinal meningitis at her home last week at age 43. She worked many years in the H. H. Haning insurance office in this city. Burial was in California. Survived by husband James Braley and three daughters ages 13 7 and 6 plus four brothers and two sisters including A. J. Russell L. A. Russell and others in the West. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Russell preceded her in death near Frost.
Baffling the medical profession and said to be unknown outside Utah the deerfly disease appeared again today with several new cases reported by Salt Lake physicians. The disease from a deerfly bite causes complete disability for six to eight weeks and in a few instances death has resulted.
Athens Messenger Office advertises large clean cotton rags for use in printing and press work.
Mrs. Thomas B. Noss of Athens Ohio president of the Chautauqua circle in Ohio Pennsylvania and New York called a special emergency council for July 19 1915 at the Chautauqua Assembly Grounds to discuss a Saving Chautauqua program. The council will meet all afternoon and evening July 16 to finalize plans to place Chautauqua Institution on a permanently solvent basis.
Berlin July 15. Admiral Von Tirpitz declares in an upcoming book that Germany as a republic cannot rise again. He says the revolution ruined Germany’s chance for greatness and absolves the ex Kaiser of responsibility for the war.
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