Albany Road Slag Surfacing Bids Sought by Athens County
Until noon Thursday June 8 bids will be received by the Athens County commissioner for resurfacing Albany road with slag from the brick paving end to the village corporation line. Bids must be by ten for slag delivered on the road. The commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Andrew Murphy A L Johnson J W Hawk Commissioners of Athens County.
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Athens County
Albany
Andrew Murphy
A. L. Johson
J. W. Hawk
Yeast Foam Tablets Promote Health Not Drugs
Advert says yeast contains health-building B vitamins not drugs. In drug stores, choose Yeast Foam Tablets, pure whole yeast in convenient tablet form. They are recommended for loss of appetite indigestion lack of physical strength energy underweight pimples boils malnutrition and run down conditions.
Nineteen Billion Messages Sent Annually in US
Estimates show about nineteen billion telephone messages are transmitted each year in the United States, reflecting vast communication activity and demand for telephony services nationwide.
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United States
Amesville to back Marietta-Athens road project bond plan
Amesville community voters, plus Washington and Morgan counties, plan a July gathering with state officials to discuss the improved Marietta Athens road. Leon Herrick may address the crowd as the Chester Hill band provides entertainment and a basket dinner is offered.
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Amesville
Marietta
Athens
Amé@sv.lle
Bartlett
Washington
Morgan
Leon Herrick
Chester Hill Band
F. H. Gifford
Ethel Glazier
W. A. Boetticher
Ohio University
Boeticher
Howard
Methodist Church
Way by the Way Good farmer finds OC pigs in Messenger ad
A farmer traveling Route 9 failed to find the right pig in Miami county. He learned from a neighbor that The Messenger advertised OC pigs and obtained a pure bred pig. Trucks move rock from Trimble brick plant to the street in Jacksonville for macadam, making another rough thoroughfare.
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Miami County
Trimble
Jacksonville
Tomato vines heavy with ripening fruit at Whitmore farm
At Whitmore's Monday Creek farm near Nelsonville thousands of green tomatoes load the vines and begin to ripen as harvest season starts.
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L. A. Whitmore
Monday Creek
Nelsonvile
Beasley Mill Handles Carload Flour Orders
A tour of the F. J. Beasley establishment reveals a vast stock of flour, feed, and groceries. The facility is well organized and efficiently run, with an Athens firm noted for receiving flour orders by carload lots.
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F. J. Beasley
Athens
Beasley Mill
School Board hires two new teachers for Athens district
Two new teachers were selected by the Athens board of education on Monday. Lois Pilcher of McArthur was appointed to teach stenography and typewriting at the high school and Virgene Young of Athens, previously at Youngstown, was named third grade teacher at East Side school. The vote on the new Athens high school building was postponed to next Monday's special meeting. Not all board members were present. Teachers will be paid their regular salaries and checks will go out soon.
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Athens Board of Education
Lois Pilcher
McArthur
Virgene Young
Athens
Youngstown
East Side
Athens High School
Worries Over Business Reported in Cambridge Death
Bert Hawthorne aged 50 a contractor died by self inflicted poison and pistol shot this morning in Cambridge authorities cite business concerns as the likely cause Hawthorne reportedly consumed carbolic acid then shot himself in the mouth at his home or place of work local officials said no other persons were involved in the incident
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Cambridge
Bert Hawthorne
Auto wreck victims in Kirkersville show slight improvement
The condition of Dewey Allen of Quaker City and Miss Edna Starr of Barnesville, injured in yesterday's crash on the national pike near Kirkersville, was slightly improved this morning.
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Newark
Dewey Allen
Quaker City
Edna Starr
Barnesville
Kirkersville
Back Pain and Kidney Woes Claim Athens Reader
An ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache headaches dizziness and kidney irregularities caused by cold strain or overwork. It cites Mrs. T. H. McHenry of Athens praising relief after using the product and urges neighbors to try it.
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Dean
Athens
T. H. McHenry
Stimpson Ave
Watching Coast for Gun Runners London Story
Heavy patrols of British light warcraft are watching the Irish coast for gun runners after the seizure of the American Steamship Seattle Spirit at Tralee Bay, Cork dispatch to the London Times reports.
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London
Tralee Bay
Cork
London Times
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo urged for hair care
A feature promotes Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as the safest option for hair, claiming it cleanses scalp without injury and produces rich lather. Directions include mixing two or three teaspoons in water, then applying to hair for a silky finish. Also notes local social and civic items from Armstead Mace to Piqua events including a sacred cantata titled Inheritance Divine performed by Harry Rowe Shelly.
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Harry Rowe Shelly
Piqua
Piqua City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Allen L. Marshall
J. W. Branden
Local Notes and Weekend Visits Across Columbus Area
Mrs. Gilbert Bowen was taken to a Columbus hospital for appendicitis and is reported to be recovering. Dr. Hawk treated Mrs. I. M. Suett at Harrisonville. Elza McCall and family visited brother Jesse McCall. Mt. Union hosts an ice cream supper on Saturday evening June 10. O. B. Woodyard and family visited Columbus from Saturday to Sunday. Columbia township trustees met Saturday. P. G. Moler and Athens relatives were Sunday guests. Elias Graham and wife and Law...
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Gilbert Bowen
Columbus
Hawk
Harrisonville
I. M. Suett
Elza McCall
Jesse McCall
Mt. Union
O. B. Woodyard
Columbia Township
P. G. Moler
Athens
Elias Graham
Law
Sorosis Clubs Lead in State Pledges and Growth
Mrs. Geo. Elliott McCormick notes Sorosis clubs founded in 1868 set national standards. Cleveland Sorosis pledges to General Federation HQ reach 305 in single gifts, plus 1000 from the state federation. Youngstown reports 1800 new members in two years, total 4500, with curfew lectures as a new meeting feature.
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Geo. Elliott McCormick
Sorosis
United States
Cleveland
Sorosis Club
General Federation
Washington
C. S. Selover
East 71St Street
Sororis Club
Cleveland Club
Youngstown Federation
Social Service Committee
Community concert inspires unity with violin showcase
Participants praised a spirited evening featuring community singing as a preface and violin numbers by Margaret Price. The event was described as ambitious and praiseworthy, fostering fellowship.
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Margaret Price
Ndt
English maker credits care for workers with higher output
An English manufacturer says offering skilled dental and optical treatment to his workers boosted plant productivity. He asserts improved health and morale lifted daily output, highlighting worker welfare as a driver of efficiency.
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