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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Henrietta Iller of Dayton Ohio recounts severe pains that confined her to bed until she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She reports relief and improved strength, urging others to write for confirmation and promising to help with her experience.
In New York on June 15 the Sinclair Consolidation Of? corporation announced an initial quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share, the first cash payout in its history after previous stock disbursements. Flies are a menace.
Gibson's Pharmacy in Athens and Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville, Ohio are noted alongside Iowa leading all states in gross farm product value, underscoring regional economic activities.
London officials expressed optimism that the long standing Irish trouble may have reached a final settlement as of June 15. Efforts by the British government and Irish leaders were cited as fostering a hopeful path toward lasting peace.
McArthur new case includes Harley McCumber versus W M Cain and Dora J Cain over a foreclosure on 50 acres in Wilkesville township to secure a debt. Attorney J W Darby represents the plaintiff. Also State of Ohio ex rel Crystal Lacey vs Bryan Skinner. defendant arraigned on complaint, unmarried, bond set at 500 to appear June 19. Walter Tolbert and Golda Malone wed at McArthur on June 14 through Justice John T Foreman. Eva Rannells Craig, 65, dies in Athens. she was wife of Thomas H Craig of Dundas and daughter of Watson and Charlotte Rannells. Surviving relatives listed.
The wholesale firm, known for gifting excursions to its patrons for years, sent Pearl Saylor James Renolds and Porter Fry to Cedar Point for a week long trip. The trips are growing in popularity as customer benefits. Mrs Lucella Carpenter of Hammond left for Long Beach to visit her ill mother Mrs Hawk.
The obituary mentions Mrs Sally Kaler of Athens widow of George Kaler a notable local figure and Frank Rannells a Creola farmer plus a sister Mrs Thomas Knaus of Columbus who has been deceased for years. Funeral at 2 pm in Athens cemetery attendance by cousins from McArthur. A second item reports Lawrence Gill wounded by a BB from an air gun while loading a shot and awaiting pellet removal. A court action involving Frank Whitlatch and J W Brewer versus Madison and Lovina Peck is noted as awaiting appellate decision.
Adolphus Busch III via Oliver T. Remmers accuses Chairman Lasker of pressuring President Harding to approve liquor sales on Shipping Board vessels. The response notes intent to call a witness under oath to support claims of Lasker’s role and decision.
London reported the Bank of England reduced its minimum discount rate from four percent to three and a half percent today. The move signals easing monetary policy and aims to stimulate lending and economic activity.
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