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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
A new household steam cooker for home use reportedly sounds an alarm whistle sixteen minutes before its water boils away. The invention aims to prevent boiling dry by alerting users before evaporation.
Henry Farrell reports Judge Landis forces Groh to play for the Reds this season, despite Giants plans to trade for him. The proposed deal would have moved Groh and Kauff, with cash to smooth relations, but the ruling blocks a pennant purchase by the Giants.
Yesterday Dykes sparked the Athletics with a homer and two RBIs in the ninth to beat the White Sox 5 to 4. The Yankees dropped out of first as the Indians routed them 14 to 4. Hornsby fueled the Cardinals 18 to 3 win over the Robins while Cheeves starred in the Cubs 4 to 2 victory over the Phillies. Sisler led the Browns past the Red Sox 9 to 3 and the Tigers crushed Washington 10 to 6.
Ohio University baseball completed final practice this afternoon as Coach prepares to lead the squad to Marietta where officials expect competition to begin. Groves and staff plan to evaluate players and set lineups for the upcoming game.
Athens High defeated its alumni in a Thursday baseball game as a pitchers duel between G Oldfield and H Oldfield kept it tight. Crow delivered a key homer in the sixth to push the alumni ahead briefly, driving in Lenhardt and Johnson.
American League Cleveland 14 New York 4. St Louis 9 Boston 3. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. Detroit 10 Washington 6. National League Pittsburg 5 Boston 3. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2. St Louis 8 Brooklyn 3. New York Cincinnati rain. American Association Columbus 13 Kansas City 3. Louisville 6 Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 17 Toledo. St Paul Indianapolis rain.
The Plains hosts Mrs P Erb welcomed Mr and Mrs John Oakley of Columbus Mr and Mrs Pete Popler of Monday Mr and Mrs Eugene Bachus of Nelsonville and Mrs Allen Jellison of Redfield. James Hardy's guests included his daughter Mrs Ida Donley and Mrs Graham and Mrs Stephenson of Buchtel with Ethel Cline visiting Murray City.
Mr. C. P. Wood was a business visitor at Athens on Wednesday. Principal and Mrs. D. M. Bryson are spending their vacation at Guysville. Ernest Whitlatch is building a four room house. Mrs. Harry Sisson of Columbus is visiting Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stewart and children of Pittsburg are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves.
Ohio State University economist reports two groups of 60 farmers each in northeastern and northwestern Ohio for the year ending March 1 1921. Northeastern farmers netted 1104 after inventory declines. northwestern farmers netted 252. Overall receipts lagged last year while prices and farm inputs rose postwar. Insects to be studied. honey crop strong. purebred sire drive in Athens County offers cash prizes. livestock shade and haying prep urged.
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a champion house cleaner for the body. It promises relief from bloating stomach pains and claims the product removes intestinal inflammation. The text offers a money back guarantee after one dose.
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