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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
2
In a guarded Chinese enclave, Suey-Koo betrays her lover with a concealed knife as Brabazon confronts Chai-Hung. The commotion erupts when guards flood the palisade and a ritual sacrifice is signaled, ending with Brabazon facing the imprisoned Chai-Hung.
A European discovery, distributed as Korex compound, claims to restore vigor for nerve weakness with a home tablet treatment. It promises rapid benefits within 24 to 36 hours and a week, backed by doctors and elderly users, with a money back guarantee if no results after one week.
Mrs. Martin Murray suffered burns on feet and legs when gasoline ignited in a Canton Ohio home. She and Mrs. Marion Seibert were cleaning bed springs in a bath tub when the liquid caught fire.
Lottridge W. O. Stout and wife visited C. E. Woode from Saturday to Sunday evening. Athens visitors Gilbert and Mrs. Bails spent Sunday with his father Sael Bails. Land Barnhart family and children visited Viola Cole. Clarence Swartz and family were guests of Harry Carleton. Ackley relatives hosted Ray Blue, Erma Ackley, Rulmer Ackley and family, John Bachelder, Jed Warner. Ralph Allen family and Rev Accurman and son Harold joined LT. Runnion family for Sunday dinner. St Pr Watkins of Fairmont visiting. Ladies society to meet at Nora Watkins’s Thursday. officers to be elected. Last meeting at L. H. Allen’s described as pleasant with refreshments. Almira Mills and daughter Mabel visited H. C. Swisher. Herb Bowers family of Middleport and Will Graham family visited Farlineade. A new daughter was born.
One dependable skin remedy relieves itching and soothes irritated areas. Ask any druggist for a 35c or 1 bottle of Zemo and apply as directed to banish eruptions such as pimples blackheads eczema blotches ring worm and similar conditions while making the skin soft and healthy.
Mr and Mrs Roy McKinley mourn a brief life burial in Bean cemetery Guysville. Emma Jeffers and family spent Wednesday with Ed Chase at Vanderhoof. An ice cream social is planned at Lawrence Chapel Saturday night July 28. Glen White and family visited Hugh Watkins Sunday evening.
Stewart Avery Chalfant was an Athen business visitor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. S. J. Biddison was an Athens visitor Saturday. Wade Bireens and wife returned to Akron after a week with relatives here. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman of Athens was Sunday guest of sister Mrs. J R Winner. Garrett Chalfant of Columbus was guest Saturday afternoon of Avery Chalfant and
The Rome Township Grange held its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon. Visitors include Mrs Howard Hughes and two children from Bremen staying with her parents Mr and Mrs G P Wetherell.
The Plains Mrs Clarence Cooper entertained her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs William Bell of Detroit. They motored to the place with other guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Townsend of Albany. Word came here of Mrs Bill Kagler illness. Saturday evening many friends gathered at Ike Wallace home to wish him joy on his sixty second birthday.
The event honored a guest with gifts and a late hour reception. Miss Mary Wallace attended Mountain State College in W Va. Nearby relatives and out of town guests from Athens Barberton and Floodwood joined the family for a reunion with a noon dinner and games.
Miss Wanda Power Sherwood and Miss Gladys s were Wednesday guests of friend Miss Thelma Noble.
A blaze in Redding Connecticut razed Stormfield the Twain residence with never-confirmed origin. Estimated damage around $100000, authorities said.
Adolphus Shields of Clarksburg West Virginia describes severe nervousness headaches and stomach distress from Saint Vitus Dance. He credits Nerv Worth with rapid improvement after two bottles noting earlier doctors had failed. The article promotes Nerv Worth as a quick acting remedy with a refund if no benefit.
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