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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. Chas Baker of Hornell New York says she suffered fatigue irritability sleep trouble bowels and periods. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine she improved daily and now does most chores including work and urges others to try the products.
The Majestic the world’s largest steamship carries more than thirty lifeboats including two motor boats fitted with wireless equipment a feature spotlighted in its public notice.
Doris declares to Alec she wants a divorce to free him from their strained arrangement. She asserts Alec should be with Mrs Underwood, hoping to end the tension and likely join him with her. The pair confront the possibility of separation as their uneasy affair unfolds.
In Washington a 12 month old baby clinging to the mother’s breast witnessed the aftermath of a violent scene. Mrs Cop perthiete was found battered and bruised in a shack near the city with blood on bedding and signs of a fierce struggle before her death. the infant remained unhurt aside from mild blood spots.
In Atlanta on July 21 Judge Samuel H. Sibley signed an order requiring striking employees of the Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis to show cause why a temporary injunction against picketing their shops should not be issued.
Dietetic investigators plan a summer test of an Ohio State University balanced ration for Biddy the hen. The Athens county demonstration campaign includes ten days of two daily meetings, then neighbor demonstrations showing before and after egg records. Schedule lists meetings across Athens Rome Troy Carthage Ames townships with farmers and local agents participating.
Marshfield welcomed a Union correspondent last week for a razor challenge. Connie Shaffer spotted the visitor and three locals Sherman Ferguson Tim Nanna and Harry Hulbert will judge the whiskers with a report due at the next town meeting. The Waterloo Community group held its second meeting last Wednesday with participants from Carbondale Mineral Luhrig. R H Dorn chaired and urged community improvements through a series of addresses.
A speaker urges collective effort for mutual welfare and hints at awaiting new ideas. The note mentions not speaking all at once to avoid missing potential innovations two miles east of the location.
Ignatius F. Lee minister leads Sunday school at 4380 with Junior Endeavor at 2 30 and Christian Endeavor at 7 90. Prayer Meeting at 7 20. Mid week prayer at Wednesday 7 30 o'clock.
Sunday services at the Nazarene church in Plains Ohio led by Rev O N Reed include Sunday School at 9 00 A M Prayer and class meeting at 10 15 A M and preaching by the pastor at 7 00 P M A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The notice lists First Baptist Church on North Court Street with O. F. Hall. Homer C. Smith is the pastor. Sunday school begins at 9 15 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M.
First Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath school at 9 with preaching at 10 30 and 7 39 led by minister Y A Wilcox. 6 30 meeting directed by Y P S C BE features Dr Gamertsfelder speaking on Making Christianity Attractive in the Community. Miss Marion Davies leads with Mr Reed singing and three speakers in open forum.
Ohio University will assist Rev. V. Ahlbrand and preach at 1 30 P M. Friends of the home invited to attend this county infirmary service.
The Christian Church on State and Congress Streets lists Bible school at 9 A. M. Morning worship at 9 55 with Rev M E Bond speaking. Sr C E Society meets at 4 PM at the church and goes to North Hill for lunch and program. Intermediate at 6 30 PM. Evening service at 7 30 PM. Bible school workers conference Wednesday at 7 PM.
A. A. Price, Pastor leads Sunday school at 9. Prayer and praise services are scheduled, with a Thursday evening prayer meeting at 16.
Angel Ridge hosts Sunday school at 9 00 AM and an all day meeting at the Lewis Roberts grove. Evening gatherings are held each night during the week in the grove.
A religious gathering labeled Ecclesia is planned at Leonard Tucker's farm this Sunday afternoon at 2 PM. The event invites local residents to participate in the service readings and communal activities on the Tucker property.
The Athens church of the Christian Science Society holds Sunday services at 10 45 AM on the fifth floor of the National Bank Building with the subject Truth. The golden text cites Jeremiah 33 6 and promises health peace and cure. Sunday school begins at 9 30 AM and a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 PM is scheduled. You are invited to attend.
The Church of God on Hocking Street lists Sunday school at 9:00 A M and morning service at 10:00. A children's meeting is at 2:30 P M and the evening preaching at 7:30 P M. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7:30 P M. All are welcome.
L R Roberts pastor leads Sunday school at 9:00 followed by a 10:00 sermon and 7:30 evening service. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 with a cottage prayer at 85 Mill Street Friday evening.
Washington July 21 insurgent Republicans joined Democrats to defeat an amendment on the tariff bill. The committee proposal set seven cents a pound and a cap of forty percent ad valorem on jute yarns, adopted by voice vote.
A volunteer police reserve is being organized in Wheeling by City Manager Charles H. Dowler. The unit will consist of ex service men selected for marksmanship and upright citizenship.
Twenty persons including women and children were injured when the steamer Dorothy Bradford collided with a collier near Boston during dense fog while sailing between Provincetown and the port.
President Harding nominates Samuel H. Thompson of Wilkinsburg Pa to be collector of customs at Pittsburgh. Thompson is named in the July 21 announcement from Washington outlining the administration’s personnel choices for the port.
The blue coloring of the sky comes from scattering of white light by countless dust particles in the atmosphere. This natural process explains why daytime skies look blue.
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