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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
8
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co announces 5 percent savings accounts. Based in Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, the firm invites customers to save now as expenses rise with age.
The dialogue concerns Japan's inquiry and a miscommunication about official reply. Secretary Hughes outlined the matter in a conference with ambassador Shidehara rather than sending a written direct communication.
London July 20 Baron Hayashi Japanese ambassador to Britain said the Yap and Ghun Tung settlements remove the need for a powers conference on Pacific questions linked to disarmament. He noted many issues like Shan Tung Yap New Guinea are settled by Versailles and urged possible solutions without revisiting principles.
Rev Dabritz will preach Wednesday evening July 20. Mrs Amy Holcomb and her son Charles visit John and Mrs Burt. A large crowd attended the Lubing ball game Sunday. Evan Morgan Sr improving. Anna Morgan of Lancaster visiting. Henry Rorick hosted a pleasant evening with ice cream and cake. Attendees included Brandenburg family Wilkes Neal Burt. Sam Wolfe and A H Davis visiting Nelsonville. Graham in Columbus hospital. Rain welcomed. George Graham sick. Miners glad Luhrig mine now operates one day weekly.
Miss Eva H. Cressy of Gloucester took over herfather’s contracting business, incorporated it, and set headquarters in Boston, becoming the region’s only woman road builder.
Ray Arch er reports Willard, former world champ, seeking a return to ring glory. Willard believes he can win the title back if given a chance and stays in shape, hoping promoter Tex Rickard will back a match if Dempsey is involved. Arch er says Willard trains in spare moments and oil work keeps him fit for another title shot.
The Ohio Fish and Game Bureau appoints Barney T. LeFever of Glouster as regular salaried game warden for Athens County. Ten non salaried protectors on commission are listed from Glouster Nelsonville Burr Oak and Buchtel. Athens City has no representative. Jess Love of Washington County assists in coverage.
In Strouds Run the community celebrates favorable rains that boost the outlook for a large corn crop. Local families gather for gatherings at the Dowler and Howard homes, share a noon meal on the lawn, and enjoy ice cream and cake. Visitors include Fay Bennett and Hazel Linscott. regular church and Sunday school activities are announced with prayer meetings and messages from Eva Lovett.
Pure organic phosphate known to McKee Drug Co and most druggists as Bitro-Phosphate, claimed to restore nerve force and energy for tired-out people. The product is guaranteed.
United States ministers seek to define the scope of Pacific disarmament talks. Tokyo awaits a definite reply from Washington on whether the conference will cover broader Pacific affairs.
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