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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

14

College Girls Not Celibatsists

The World reports on a debate over a supposed rise in celibacy among college girl graduates. President Ellis and Clark University president Hall respond that college education alone does not drive childless life, urging focus on home life, marriage quality, and responsible family planning rather than urging more marriages.

Planatory New York City Alston Ellis Ohio University Athens Ohilo Pres. G. Stanley Hall Clark University Baltimore the World Ellis Ohio

A Fortunate Texan Advertises Dr. King's Pills

Mr. E. W. Goodloe of Dallas praises Dr. King's New Life Pills saying they effectively relieve malaria and biliousness with no grinding or gripping. The product costs 25 cents at W. H. McKee's drug store.

E. W. Goodloe St. Louis Street Dallas Tex Dr. King W. H. McKee

Rosa Minear Hosts P C B Girls Dinner Party

Miss Rosa Minear delightfully entertained the P. C. B. Girls on Tuesday evening. At six thirty they dined in the dining room with maiden hair ferns and lilies as table decorations. Music and reminiscences of old club days filled the night as guests wished the bride elect long and happy life. Attending were Mrs Thurman Morgan and Miss Mazie Earheart, Frieda Coultrap, Florence Clayton, Sylvia Moore, Grace Stickney, and the hostess.

Rosa Minear Frieda Coultrap Florence Clayton Sylvia Moore Grace Stickney

Chamberlain's Salve Cures Tetter for Lady Customer

A local customer suffered tetter for years with hands too inflamed for duties. One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines are sold by W. H. McKee E. R. Lash Athens and Barton Drug Co Chauncey, as noted by M H Rodney & Co Almond Ala.

Chamberlain M. H. Rodney & Co Almond Ala W. H. McKee E. R. Lash Athens Barton Drug Co Chauncey

McLain and Tippie Tie the Knot in Morning Ceremony

Miss Lurilla McLain daughter of Mr and Mrs John McLain wed James A Tippie in a dawn ceremony at 10 o'clock conducted by Squire L Logan at his Washington street home. The groom engages in truck gardening and the couple will reside on Stella avenue.

Lurilla McLain John McLain James A. Tippie Squire Leogan Washington Street Stella Avenue

Lords Welcome Miss Lord And Nephew From Chillicothe

Dr and Mrs Frank R Lord host as guests the former s sister Miss Lord and nephew Robert Hamill of Chillicothe.

Frank R. Lord Miss Lord Robert Hamill Chillicothe

Mayme Walsh and James McNamara wed at Glouster church

The Glouster Ohio Holy Cross church wedding of Miss Mayme Walsh and Mr. James McNamara drew a crowded audience. The ceremony featured a nuptial High Mass with Rev fathers Ross Banahan and Ronney, and music by Miss Mollie Walsh and the choir. The couple left for a westward wedding trip amid a shower of rice as relatives and friends offered gifts and best wishes.

Glouster Ohio Holy Cross Church Mayme Walsh James McNamara Beatrice Walsh W. F. McNamara Lohengrin Mollie Walsh Father Ross Walter Ross James T. Banahan Athens J. B. Ronney Zaleski John Raymond McNamara Columbus Clara Hayes Mascagni John H. Walsh Glouster High School 8. W. McNamara John McNamara and John and Raymond Robert Thompson W. F. Levering Maude Margaret Josephine Morarity P. F. Morarity Chillicothe T. K. Stevenson Hamden J. B. Rooney Ella McNamara W. B. Cuninghame B. A. Cuninghame Helen Louise Preston Cleveland Frank Leary Midland City Mary Foley New Lexington J. A. Rowan James and Thomas A. A. Wolf Lena Graham Caroline McKinstry Carrie Munn Grace Marcus Anna Conrey

Rev. J B Lucas Visits Friends in Athens

Rev. J. B. Lucas of Cutler is visiting friends in Athens this week.

J. B. Lucas Cutler Athens

Athens Names E T Rose Police Judge

Squire E T Rose was appointed police judge of Athens at mayor Day’s request and ratified by the city council Monday. Rose will oversee police court cases and collect fees, with Day claiming a stronger, more even administration and no bias.

Squire E .T. Rose Rose Squire Rose Day

Ohio State Trapshooters open 21st annual meet at Columbus

In Columbus on June 5 the 21st annual Ohio State Trapshooters league tournament began with 93 shooters across ten events. W. E. Kirby won the Press-Post trophy after a shoot-off, breaking 23 of 25 targets, with high overall averages led by J. R. Taylor of Newark and others from Columbus Marietta and Greenville. Chicago court rules City of Traverse poolroom case lacks police jurisdiction. sixty-three boat guests arrested on gambling charges after its return to port.

Columbus Ohio State Trapshooters’ League Press-Post W. E. Kirby Greenville Dr. van Fossen T S. Bibbes Marietta J. R. Taylor Newark W.R. Crosby R. C. Heikes J. L. Squier L. Wade Chicago Criminal Police Department of

Do Not Neglect the Children

Seasonal advice urges immediate care for a child’s bowels at first signs of looseness. Recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold by W. H. McKee, E. R. Lash, Athens, and Barton Drug Co., Chauncey.

Chamberlain W. H. McKee E. R. Lash Athens Barton Drug Co Chauncey

Improvement of M C and C Railroad Brings More Cars

The M C and C railroad will receive substantial upgrades over the next weeks to handle growing business. The road, owned by a Pennsylvania Lines and B and O syndicate with Pittsburg and Erie, faced a car shortage. One hundred fifty coal cars were promised, with the first arriving last week, and full consignments to follow. Increased facilities are expected to spur coal operations at western end and stimulate new mine development.

Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg and Erie

Three Is A Wonderful Mascot For George H Parris

A Cedar Grove Maine man, George H Parris, praising Electric Bitters after suffering liver and kidney troubles. In a letter he states the first bottle gave relief and three bottles completed the cure, claiming the remedy is the best on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues, sold by W H McKee at 50 cents.

George H. Parris Cedar Grove W. H. McKee

College Leaders Host Informal Ellis Reception

President and Mrs Alston Ellis welcomed about forty male students at their South Congress home Tuesday for an informal college event. The gathering featured college songs, yells, and light refreshments reflecting strong campus spirit.

Alston Ellis South Congress Street

Miss Lessie Cooper Visits Hill Family East of Athens

Miss Lessie Cooper of Gallipolis is visiting the family of Sam B. Hill who live east of Athens, spending time with relatives.

Lessie Cooper Gallipolis Sam B. Hill Athens

Proclamation Calls Election to Ratify Oklahoma Plan

President Murray issued a proclamation designating August 6 for a vote on the constitutional draft by the committee for the proposed state of Oklahoma. He did not consult the legal advisory committee, saying it would embarrass them as attorneys before the court.

South McAlester I. T Pancoast William H. Murray Constitutional Convention Oklahoma Murray

Baseball scoring across the American League games

Baseball results from multiple AL games listed with runs hits and errors. Chicago defeated Philadelphia while Cleveland and New York played a tight contest, Boston beat Detroit, and Washington edged St Louis in another matchup. Batteries and pitchers are named for each game.

Philadelphia R. H. F. Chicago Patterson, White and Sullivan Plank and Schreck New York R. H. K. Cleveland Rhodes and Clark Orth and Kleinow

Brownsville Incident Draws Northward Testimony

In St Louis on June 1 Brownsville citizens traveling to Washington to testify before the Senate Committee denounce Senator Foraker claiming he would tar and feather him if he visited Brownsville. They insist no one would shoot into homes or harm citizens. Inspector A Y Baker adds that Negro troops could not have stayed in Brownsville as locals would have killed them.

St. Louis, Mo J. B. Foraker Brownsville T. R. Cowen Washington Senate Texas

Good Words for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Testimonial from Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her two year old daughter Catherine who has used it since two months old and for the mother who recovered from a dreadful cold after using the remedy. Sold by W H McKee E R Lash and others.

Chamberlain Edward Phillips Barclay, Md Catherine W. H. McKee E. R. Lash Barton Drug Co Chauncey

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