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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
3
The Degree of Pocahontas notes the death of Sister Anna May Burt and extends heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved family. The resolution honors her loyalty and faithful service to the order and expresses sorrow in their loss honoring her memory.
Monday evening the Merry Workers of the M E church surprised their teacher Mrs Raymond Kreppel at her home around six. Each girl brought a dish making an excellent dinner with music and games. The event closed with a silver sandwich tray gift. Others present include Lil-
The record lists Ian Howe Ruth Miskell of Columbus Mary Leyajon and Mary Lillian as individuals connected to the item. Further details not provided.
A sequence of names appears: Frances Gorsuch Mary Etta Cann Ellen Davis Grace Hart ley Audrey Ailes Violet Bayless Elsie Bayless Garnet Riggs Bernice Riggs Lillian Edgell Beatrice Hite Mary Pritchard Helen Wallace and Alice Bates.
William N Fleck takes sole ownership of the Chocolate Shop from Floyd Vore. The shop will close today and Thursday for repairs and new equipment. It will offer three ice cream brands, ices, various specialties, and catering for dinners and parties. Open to the public Thursday evening.
The Pythian Sisters announce their annual picnic on Thursday at Glen Ebongrove. They will depart the city on the 9 o clock car.
Nelsonville, Ohio July 20. G W Lax director of Public Service appeals to citizens for funds to cover July water operations. He reports the plant’s earnings fall $8,721.23 short through March 17 1921 and urges residents to donate $1.50 each to sustain taps for 900 plus homes until August when funds arrive.
A locomotive consumes more coal in cold weather than in hot weather. The report notes higher fuel demand when ambient temperatures drop, affecting efficiency and operating costs.
If our bodies were hollow or the surrounding air pressure increased, the body would be crushed. The thought explores how fragile the human form is under extreme physical forces.
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