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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
7
The M. E. church holds Sunday activities with morning services at 10 30 and an evening gathering at the same church. Mr and Mrs Fred Beverage and children of Carbondale were Sunday guests of relatives here.
Pittsburg reports the bomb maker behind Monday night wrecks may be arrested within a day. Authorities say the suspect, tied to an East Fifteenth Street Russian anarchist cell, hides in Chicago and a confession from John Johnson misidentified. Police hold 16 suspects including L. M. Walsh and John A. Borst. In Philadelphia, searches fail to locate the anarchist nest, with Lloyd Teslie questioned on $1,000 bond as a related figure.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milligan and family of Mechanicsburg, J. W. Graves and Miss Nellie Graves of Athens visited Homer Graves and family. Private Emmett Radford of Pittsburgh, Pa., arrived home on furlough and visited his parents. William Lash and family were visiting.
The article records several social calls and visits in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tribe hosted guests, Bertha Moore spent a day with Elsie Braley, and youths attended a party at Miss Jessie Holsington’s. Florence Austin visited her sister Mrs. Ray Martin in Richland Avenue, while Mr. H M Tribe and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Pleasanton. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Johnson visited LeRoy Johnson and wife in Mineral.
Winnipeg Mayors and premiers optimistic as mediation proceeds between metal trades and iron masters. Russell demands compulsory bargaining law and job return without discrimination. Police union delay on anti strike order cited as a sign of progress. officials hint returns for fire and telephone workers and reemployment for postal staff upon proper application.
Millfield defeats Glouster 9 to 1 in the second game of a five game series played June 1 at Millfield. Millfield pitcher Andrews allowed four hits. Glouster protested the series after the loss, while Millfield sought neutral umpires and ground for future games. Wellston looms as next opponent with O'Brien and Claar on Wellston. Millfield to face Andrews and Corbin on the mound.
June reports from Vienna show Austrian papers denouncing the peace terms as ruinous and unjust per the Neuefreie Presse Arbeiter Zeitung and Nieuwen journal condemn the treaty as unacceptable while Paris and Basel dispatch rumors about the Big Four handling Shantung and Lenine telegraphs claim Petrograd is surrounded.
Morris Payne, confined at Mansfield Ohio State Reformatory, is eligible for parole recommendation to the Board of Clem ents. Hearing on and after June 10 1919, announced by J BE Clark Chief Clerk.
A sales notice claims Lubricant Carbon Remover clears spark plugs to stop engine knock and overheating. Instructions urge pouring two to four tablespoonfuls into each spark plug hole, then follow directions for hidden performance gains. Specifies one dollar prepaid and agents wanted, Alfred Plouffe Box 116 Hooksett NH.
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