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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
8
A frightened narrator hides her love for Alec in a tense scene inside Mrs. Underwood's apartment. She notices a locked communicating door between rooms and, driven by longing and fear, tests it, only to be interrupted as Alec appears in the doorway in a dressing gown.
Arthur F. Cole of South Webster and Eleanor M. James of Dundas wed in McArthur with ceremony conducted by John T. Foreman. The notice also reports estate matters for G F Barrett with administrator C C Roberts set for a July 1 hearing and family visits in Wellston and McArthur involving Darby and Button households.
In the matter of the estate of T. E. Timmons the court rules the estate not subject to inheritance tax. Anna Phillips presents a document in open court claiming to be the will of Mary Arrington deceased. The will is properly authenticated and recorded in Lorain County and admitted to record here. Anna Phillips as sole heir is noted and the real estate is ordered accordingly.
A sequence of short visits includes a 86 year old former business and political figure in burg returning after 14 years, Roy Pilcher and Herbert Hamilton attending Gambier commencement, Auditor E. T. Ansel and his daughter Hazel involved in a local contest, Athens summer course attendees Palma Kruger Russell Brown Charles Turner Ilora Salts Lelia Trainer Gladys Hartley, and Attorney O. E. Vollenweider at the funeral of G. W. C. Perry in Chillicothe.
Jinnie J. Shepard as plaintiff sues Pearl Dunkle and others seeking partition of the late Cynthia Pearce estate. She asks that a forty two share be set apart and the estate sold with proceeds divided among heirs per law. The decedent died intestate. The petition names Pearl Dunkle Sr Nancy Carns Elizabeth Rose Mina Duncan Nancy Dunkle John Dunkle Jennie Dunkle King Robert Dunkle minor Pearl Dunkle Harley Dunkle David Dunkle John Dunkle Joseph as defendants.
A reader reports trying Beasley's White Loaf Flour and notes seeing a sample in the market. The item is presented as a brand example with no further testing results or endorsements provided.
Mrs Earl Baker of Custar Ohio reports eczema broke out all over her body causing itching burning and sleeplessness for a year before using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. After three boxes of ointment and use of the soap she was healed in six weeks. Sample offers and agency addresses are listed.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Wyckoff traveled to Flint Michigan on Tuesday to return Henry Ervin who was indicted by the last grand jury on charges of burglary and larceny at the W E Cottrill store in Radcliffe. The defendants include George Dunkle Nancy D Newton Stella D George Lena D Crow Cynthia D King Frank Chidester Amanda Dunkle Lena Swaim Clyde Swaim Carney Swaim Bundy Swaim Peter Dunkle Winnie Dunkle and unknown heirs of John Dunkle Isaack Dunkle Lena Sain and other related parties.
Sarah King guardian of Jane Lyons files an inventory of her ward's property. Milton S. Cox serves as administrator in connection with the estate.
The estate of Elizabeth Tripp is authorized to sell the estate's personal property at private sale for not less than its appraised value. Chief Dispatcher Rider of the Hocking Valley railroad inspected the crossing where three men were killed. Miss Florence Rannells and Miss Jeanette Pilcher are recent graduates returning home for summer from John HancockMet School and Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs Annie Dunkle of Athens visits Cincinnati and stays with relatives Henry and Mrs A Will Sr.
Several notices from women across New Jersey Mississipp i and Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing pregnancy nerves headaches and fatigue. Testimonials cite healthier babies steadier health and ability to carry on with daily chores as proof of the remedy's benefit.
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