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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
National Advertising Representatives are listed at 225 Fifth Avenue New York City and South Wabash Avenue Chicago.
President Wilson stated that he and Governor Cox are fully aligned on the league of nations and that Cox is ready to champion the nation's honor and world peace. The remark underscores their shared stance and mutual support amid ongoing political discourse.
The 1918 National Education Association study shows 600000 public school teachers with many under 21 and limited education. Half of the next generation would be taught by immature staff, as 18 279 schools closed for lack of teachers. Calls for immediate higher salaries and broader training.
A tired businesswoman plans a summer holiday at a lakeside farmhouse to read. She detests shop talk and marcelled hair, choosing a library filled with classics, poetry, detective stories, and Mark Twain for a perfect bookish vacation. Copyright 1920.
The San Francisco correspondent for The London Times notes voters favor addressing domestic issues and predict the league will be sidelined by Congress. The piece contends Wilson missed a chance to secure ratification and urges a new start under different leadership to bring the United States into League membership.
Farmers race to tend fields as rains end. Social notes detail visits of Keefer relatives from Leipsic and Cambridge. Linscott and Koons families host guests while Vera Kasler and Hazel Linscott undergo small injuries and surgeries. Blackberries attract miners from Sunday Creek valley, stirring local tensions over berry patches.
Chauncey residents weigh a proposed three mill levy to fund local schools under a new law. Calculations show 6,899.32 of the 12,200 need would fall on nonresidents, while Chauncey would pay 5,899.32, raising questions about voting yes or no on August 10.
The Hungarian government offered to extend military aid to the Entente against the Russian Bolshevik government, a dispatch from Budapest reported today.
Robert Dawson of Louisville Kentucky fled his family with his mother in law Mrs Phil Eppert. He was fined 100 dollars and given six months at the state penal farm. Mrs Eppert had her fine remitted upon her promise to return to Louisville to care for Dawson s wife and their baby.
An invitation calls all to a church ice cream social on Saturday July 24 to raise funds for church needs. Proceeds support church activities and upkeep.
Miss Helen Danko returns home from Cleveland. Wm Shannon traveled to Glouster on business. Sidney McLaughlin and uncle drove to Buckeye Lake for a fishing trip. Beatrice Shannon and Elizabeth Miller visited Floodwood and stayed with Mrs T J Thomas. Mrs Hitch shopped in Glouster. Rufus Shannon and Beatrice Shannon with Elizabeth Miller attended the Buchtel show Saturday night.
Scatter Ridge reports social visits among Athens and Pleasantville residents. F J Hubler, H L Linscott and others hosted and visited family and friends including Lurine Matthews Kathryn Smith and Vera Wilkes. A Buckeye Lake outing involved many local names.
John Tip O’Neil former Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox player dies at his St. John New Jersey home on July 28.
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