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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
6
In a tense tea room scene Alec confronts Kay about her disappearance as Billy stands by. Ted pleads with Kay while Billy shows steadfast friendship. Alec relents, Kay reconciles, and the trio exits with support from Billy and Ted.
The Labelle Plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co a subsidiary of United States Steel will suspend operations here tonight for an indefinite period.
Senator Godding of Idaho, chair of the farm tariff bloc, accused the Democratic opposition to the McCumber tariff bill of being fomented by international bankers and department houses in the Senate debate.
Geo P Sharpe of Cincinnati recounts long illness and hospital procedures before Tanlac restored his energy and sleep. He now works at Lukenheimer Co and can fire an engine again. Also notes include Richland Furnace land interest in a state game refuge and local health updates.
Game Protectors and Shipley traveled to Salt Creek in Eagle township on Friday to investigate alleged dynamiting activity in the waterway.
Miss Dorothy Benner daughter of Hon S J Benner arrived home from Washington D C early in the week. She is an instructor in vocal music in the schools there.
Clarence Grady files for divorce from Lettie Grady citing cruelty and neglect of duty. Attorney J W Darby represents the plaintiff.
Alta Hill sues Charles Hill for divorce alleging cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Attorney Darby represents the plaintiff.
The will of L. W. Thorp was admitted to probate. Geo W Holland of Dayton testified to the genuineness of his signature as witness. F P McGee and James W Darby attested to the signature of M M Cherry, deceased. The widow Sarah Thorp was appointed executrix and elected to take under the will.
Supt. E L Burns served as toastmaster at a Friday event of the Christian church with speakers including Prof. M A Henson from Jackson schools. Gard Kirken dall of Ashland Kentucky and M S Cox of the Democrat Enquirer delivered toasts. Officers elected for the coming year include Dr Ermine Smallwood president Leroy Pilcher vice president Miss Anna Darby secretary T C Kelly treasurer Mrs Fred Swaim historian Glen Reed poet Vaughn Dillon orator. Miss Purle Lantz returned home from Muskingum county where she taught violin at the college.
Miss Gay McDonald and brother Carl visit grandmother Mrs Mary Mccalls in The Plains. Mrs Ora West visits her daughter in Columbus. Miss Lucile Tate visits relatives in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs William Canter and daughter Nellie return from Adrian Michigan. Mrs Aliie Buffington calls in Buchtel Friday. Miss Audra Taylor injures her foot requires operation. Miss Jennie Finney of Athens visits Mrs William Canter. Frank Rice of Columbus calls on his mother Mrs Charles Gaskins. Mrs Lane Bley visits her parents here. Miss Freda Carpenter of Hocks Station visits Mr and Mrs Charles Preston. Typhoid illness improves for little daughter and Mrs and Mrs G F Cheadle.
A historical note discusses the persistence of gendered beliefs that higher education for women is unnecessary or nonessential. It highlights societal attitudes, potential barriers, and limited support for women's college training in Japan.
W. S. Chestnutt of Little Rock arrived early at the Southern League park in Memphis to watch games from a grandstand knot hole. He declined to share with a crowd behind him and later reported his hip-pocket purse containing 24 dollars missing after the game.
The City of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids for labor and materials to improve Court Street from State to Union and West Union Street from Court to High. Bid types include brick on concrete base asphalt on concrete base reinforced concrete and resurfaced old brick. Bids due June 14 1922.
Notice to contractors bids are invited until noon Thursday June 8 by the Athens county commissioners for slag resurfacing of Albany road from the brick paving end to the village line or as needed. Bids by ten for slag delivered on road. right to reject any or all bids reserved. Andrew Murphy A L Johnson J W Hawk.
In Bern Township Athens County Ohio Justice W B Wells issued an attachment for 29.52 in the case of Sharpsburg Milling Co plaintiffs against Dana Stobart defendant. Goods are to be sold June 30 1922 at Lathrop Ohio dated May 19 1922 5-22-30tw.
Sealed proposals due 6 p m June 14 1922 in Carbondale Ohio for adding two classrooms to the frame school building. Bids must list all interested parties and include a 10 percent certified check. Bids opened at 6 p m June 14 by the Carbondale special school district board.
The office of the Albany village clerk invites sealed bids until noon July 1 1922 for 4000 dollars of village bonds dated March 1 1922. Bonds pay 6 percent interest, mature in 1 to 10 years, fund electric works. Bid must include 10 percent certified check and be delivered within ten days of award. The village may reject any or all bids. May 27 1922. John Lindley Clerk.
The City of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids by July 5 1922 noon for leasing the Opera House room in City Hall and adjoining first floor office space. Bids must include full bidder names and a 10 percent bond or certified check. Also solicited are bids for labor and materials to install hot air or steam heating and ventilation systems, with multiple lease term options of two five or ten years after installation.
Sealed bids for labor and materials to build electric works in Albany village Ath en s county Ohio are due by 12 noon July 3, 1922. Bids must include names of bidders and a $200 bond or certified check. If bids are rejected the check is returned. if accepted it is released after contract execution. The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May 27 1929. John Lindley.
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