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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
2
Physicians warn against neglecting skin diseases and highlight a plant based remedy touted to cleanse the blood and kill germs. The ad lists a long roster of local names praising the treatment and urges readers to try the product for lasting relief from torture of skin disorders.
A funeral service was held Wednesday at Concord church for Mrs. L. Andrews and her kin. Relatives gathered from New Arenes and nearby areas as pallbearers carried the casket in a simple ceremony following the burial arrangements at the Concord church funeral home.
A brief tip suggesting massage of affected joints to ease rheumatic pain using Saint's Liniment for relief.
A complete surprise party honored Mrs Myre D M Hudnall on Sunday June 13 at her Peart area home. Relatives and friends gathered for a community dinner with chickens pies salads and seven gallons of homemade ice cream. Music by Pearl Chapel orchestra and a California letter added to the celebration.
North Hampton Mass June 15 Hundreds of citizens including Civil Spanish and World War veterans joined a monster parade for Coolidge a vice presidential candidate. He rode at the head escorted by city officials salutes fired from a small cannon a fire plane circled. Homes were flag bedecked and stores closed during the procession ending with a governor time address.
San Francisco report says William Battenfield, former carrier boy for Warren G Harding's Marion Star, won the Daily News prize for guessing "Harding and Co." He is $60 richer today for the correct entry.
A Columbus savings institution named The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. operates from Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street. It lends funds on real estate only, backs loans with first mortgages, and offers savings accounts or time deposits.
Mrs. Ben Close has been on the sick list for a few days. Mr. Mansfield sold his place to Mr. Ed of West of Poston. Mrs. A. eerte called on her grandmother Mrs. Clifford Kirkendall. Mrs. Jake Martin hosted Friday guest sisters from Nelsonville. Suimp Murray visited Athens on Friday. Mrs. Tutner Spitzar called on Chauncey Saturday. Mrs. Stone has recovered from illness. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Milter of Athens were Sunday guests of Clifford Kirkendall. Miss Gracie Kirkendall of Porton visited Thursday with grandmother Mrs. Luther. Mrs. Telford of Chauncey called on Mrs. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kirkenda visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Inman at Doanville recently.
In St. Catharines Ontario bakers raise the price of a small loaf from thirteen to fourteen cents claiming superstition and luck with dough kneading as the reason in a light local note.
The State Civil Service Commission in Columbus announces July examinations to fill many vacancies including warden at the state insurance department and several supervisory and inspector roles. Exams run July 6 to 9 with appointments made as eligible lists are certified.
Mrs O G Hawk of Marietta visits sister Mrs W S Fer a Mrs Annie Kelly and grandchildren return after weeks away. Mrs Lewis came back from Burt. Nion spends a few days with friends before returning home.
Washington June 7 The second installment of income and excess profits taxes for 1919 is estimated to yield the government 150,900,008. March collections of these taxes totaled nearly 919,000,000, including the first installment and additional assessments on 1917 and 1918 returns.
Fort Wayne event to celebrate the engagement of Frankis Hare Son McCennea Weyie of Ind States with Miss Frists, a newspaper woman from South. The last of June ceremony will be followed by August machine competition here.
An ad style testimonial from Ashtabula Ohio touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women and girls “hatm ally in tears” and “weak and nervous” seeking relief. The speaker claims personal improvement after using the remedy.
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