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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1920

Page

3

Post Office Team Dominates Horseshoes At East School Play Hour

Large crowd attends East school play hour where the post office team wins most games in a horseshoes event. East side boys struggle winning only one of ten. A tie will be resolved next play hour. Y M C A representatives plan talks with ex soldiers about free scholarships for college or correspondence study in Athens County and the local area.

East Side Post Office Deanville Athens County

Labor Day Festival Parade Promises All-Day Entertainment

Organizers confirm four brass bands and a full schedule for Labor Day with a merchants parade at 10 30 a m and major acts at the public square. Highlights include 100 foot dives by Prof Chandler, concerts by Hendersons drum corps, lasers and trapeze acts, balloon ascension, speeches, and a Buick 6 Touring Car drawing.

Public Square Prof Chandler Chicago Hendershott Lasere Laseré Buick

Thrifty Brown Promotes Savings and Future Se curity

Mr Thrifty Brown argues thrift equals common sense in money management. He urges buying treasury certificates at the post office now to join the Beat New York in July Club and secure financial future.

Thrifty Brown Treasury New York

Nelsonville Chautauqua Closes With Pageant and Ada Roach Program

After six days of entertainment the Nelsonville chautauqua ended with a city pageant led by the children titled Thrift less America. Ada Roach and Company performed a splendid program as guarantors praised the event’s success and plans are already underway for a bigger and better chautauqua next year.

Nelsonville America Ada Roach and Company

Nelsonville Social and Sale Notices Reflect Local Happenings

Local notices list a July 24 ice cream social at Connett’s Church and a Doanville dance by the Deanville Orchestra. Also a July 23 K of P Hall dance with a six piece band and multiple sales listings including purebred poultry, a complete power plant for sale, and a bulk honey sale. Lost black plush cape reported with reward.

Doanville Deanville Orchestra K. of P. Hall H. P Erie K. W. Morgan-Gardner Morgan-Gardner Hocking Domestic Coal Company Middleport Ohio E. R. Lee Nelsonville

Picnic Roundup at Carpenter's Grove Sunday

Mr and Mrs Alfred Dempster and several families from Luhrig Athens Cincinnati Trimble Millfield gathered for a light afternoon at Carpenter's Grove. The group included Mr and Mrs Dana Williams Mr and Mrs John Williams and others enjoying a social outing.

Alfred Dempster C. E. Dugan Chas. Fitzer Luhrig Dana Williams John Williams Athens B. George Cincinnati Easler Trimble Fulton Millfield Carpenter's Grove

Methodist Men Banquet Postponed to Next Tuesday

The Methodist men's banquet planned for Thursday evening is postponed to Tuesday evening next week. The event details remain the same with the same venue and speakers expected.

Miss Hyla Harrold Set for W C T U Conference Visit

Miss Hyla Harrold leaves for Lakeside to represent the local W C T U at the July 22 and 23 conference. She will visit her sister in Toledo before returning.

Hyla Harrold Lakeside Toledo

Congregation Grants Pastor Vacation Gift and Farewell

The Methodist church approves a vacation for Rev. Mann honoring six years of service with a gold purse gift. He and Mrs. Mann and granddaughter plan to leave around August first for a mountain visit in Maryland. Mrs. Clarence Sanders and son Charles visit Mrs. W. J. Sanders. Miss Irene Watkins visits Miss Bess Ailes in Chauncey.

the Methodist Church Rev. Mann Clarence Sanders Charles Millfield W. J. Sanders Irene Watkins Chauncey Bess Ailes

Frances Gorsuch Birthday Party With Family And Guests

Mrs D N Gorsuch hosted Frances Gorsuch eleventh birthday with games and an elegant lunch for thirty guests. Out of town guests included Misses Helen Gorsuch and Olive Louise Gill from McArthur.

D. N. Gorsuch Frances Helen Gorsuch Olive Louise Gill McArthur

Chance for Scouts for Troop Three

All boys 12 years of age who wish to become Boy Scouts, apply at the grounds Thursday afternoon. C H Roudebush Scoutmaster Troop Three.

C. H. Roudebush

Troop Three Scout Meeting Set for July 27

A notice states Troop Three Boy Scouts will meet at Central School 27 on Tuesday at 6 p m to finalize preparations for a camping trip. All members are urged to attend.

Boy Scouts Central School C. H. Roudebush

Turkish Cabinet Resigns Amid Turbulent Politics

London dispatch reports the Turkish cabinet has resigned. The move follows ongoing political turmoil and shifts in government leadership.

London

Eleven year old author Horace Wade visits White House

Horace Wade, an eleven year old Chicago author of several children books, was photographed at the White House during a visit. His works include The Heavy Hand of Justice In the Shadow of Great Peril and Tracking Whiskey Wolves. He is writing a new book for little tots called The Land of the Teddy Bears.

Horace Wade Chicago White House Young Wade

Watkins Attacks Major Parties at Opening Prohibition Convention

Aaron S. Watkins of Ohio delivered the keynote at the National Prohibition Party convention in Lincoln Nebraska. He condemned both major parties as flawed and urged retention of public ownership while warning against progressivism toward internationalism and League of Nations plans. He also noted possible candidates and criticized political stances on railroads and war policy.

Watkins Lincoln Neb Prohibition Party Virgil G. Hinshaw Aaron S. Watkins Ohio Hinshaw John B. Finch William J. Bryan Billy Sunday Bryan Daniel A. Poling Henry Ford Clinton N. Howard E. F. Baldwin Elmira N. Y National Prohibition Party Congress America League of Nations Republican Party

Funeral services set for Rosanna Smith at M E Church

Rosanna Smith will have funeral services Thursday at 10 AM at the M E church replacing the residence ceremony. John McConaha, 18, died at Athens County Children's Home after typhoid pneumonia. He had been a ward, later with a family near Amesville then worked for Standard Oil Co. His mother is Mrs. Sadie Rutter of Glouster. Funeral plans pending.

Rosanna Smith M. E. Church John McConaha Athens County Sadie Rutter Glouster

Social Evening Honors Newlyweds At Washington Street Home

A pleasant social evening at Miss Susan Carter's 155 Washington Street home honored Mr. Harry Carter and his bride. The event drew 45 colored summer students, neighbors and friends with Victrola music and elegant refreshments. Telephones have increased profanity and laziness.

Susan Carter Washington Street Harry Carter

Work and Production Will Solve High Price Question

A Glouster citizen writes to The Messenger advising Athens County commissioners to build permanent roads rather than makeshifts. He argues workers should be paid for work done, condemns loafing, and says work and production will lower prices, noting miners’ earnings and the impact of strikes.

Athens County the Messenger Nelsonville-Logan

Brother of draft evader surrenders in New York harbor

Erwin Bergdoll of Philadelphia, brother of Grover C. Bergdoll, surrendered at Governors Island after two and a half years sought by federal authorities. He faces peace time charges, likely six months if convicted, while Grover received five years under wartime rules.

New York Erwin Bergdoll Philadelphia Governors Island Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Bergdoll Fort Jay Grover C William F. Kelley Kelley Charles 8. Braun James E. Romig

Limit Profits To 33 13 Per Cent In Ohio Fair Price Ruling

Columbus, July 21. A profit of 33 1 3 percent will be allowed for apparel considered life necessities not in the fair price list and not covered by regulations, per Ohio fair price commissioner John Pfeifer. Merchants sought guidance on selling non listed items. A scientist later notes jealousy is largely selfishness and cussedness.

Columbus John Pfeifer Ohio Pfeifer

Democratic state convention set for August 17

The Democratic central committee chose Columbus as the site and Tuesday August 17 as the date for the state convention. W. W. Durbin chaired the meeting and M. A. Daugherty of Lancaster was named temporary chairman and will deliver the keynote.

Columbus Democratic Central Committee W. W. Durbin State M. A. Daugherty Lancaster Ohio

St Jacobs Oil claims quick relief for backache

Ad claims back pain from lumbago sciatica or strain is cured by rubbing St Jacobs Oil on the back. It promises harmless, skin friendly relief after a single use and notes 60 years of recommendation. A small trial bottle is suggested from any drug store.

St. Jacobs Oil St Jacobs St. Jacobs

Second Leg of Nome Trip Begins Today

Erie Pa July 21 The army squadron of four under Captain St Clair Street began the second leg of its Nome to Alaska flight from Mineola New York flying westward weather and mud had delayed them since Thursday. Three filers started today between 845 and 906 AM for Grand Rapids Michigan. The remaining flyer left yesterday and reached Grand Rapids safely last night after trouble rising from a muddy field and was not attempted until this morning.

Erie Army St. Clair Street Mineola N. Y Alaska Grand Rapids Mich

Demand Debs release urged by reformist leader

Parley P. Christensen former labor party nominee telegraphed to Senator Harding and Governor Cox urging the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees to join in demanding President Wisegon release Eugene V. Debs from Atlanta prison at once.

Denver Colo Wisegon Agenc V. Debs Atlanta Parley P. Christensen Labor Party Harding Cox

Paris Girls Visit U.S. Senator's Wife

Paris guests Mile Cornier and Mile Anne Marie Berne visit Mrs. Thomas Sterling wife of the South Dakota senator in Washington. They return to Paris after a post graduate course at Vermilion University in South Dakota.

Mile Germaine Cornier Anne Marie Berne Ashington O Thomas Sterling South Dakota Paris France Vermilion University

Jubilee of Woman's Party Plans After Ratification

Plans for a bright ratification celebration are under way as the thirty sixth state nears ratification. The National Woman's party will sponsor the jubilee with Mrs Marie Moore F of Washington D C leading the organizing committee. She has directed several Washington pageants.

National Woman's Party Marie Moore F Washington, D. C Washington

Vacation in West Virginia Mountains Closes for Warrener

William J. Warrener returns from a two week vacation spent in Maben Wyomin g county West Virginia. He describes a Ritter Lumber Company village with housing, hotel, store and picture show owned by Columbus Ohio headquarters. The community employs 150 to 200, with earnings around $200 monthly and a company doctor attends births. He notes local life as content and orderly and recounts an address on religious topics given July 11.

William J. Warrener Wyoming County W. Va Maben Mia Harry FP Hartley Henry W. Wood Ritter Lumber Company Columbus Ohio Athens Wood Warrener Jeremiah Ireland

A Full Day's Work By Half Exertion For Columbus Man

A Columbus carpenter Mr M C Arlington describes chronic ailments including liver pain backache headaches and constipation. He credits Dreco a herbal remedy for improving digestion liver discomfort headaches and overall well being after two bottles. The testimonial is presented as a personal letter praising the product from The Cline Pharmacy Co Athens.

Columbus Athens

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