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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

2

Auction sale of surplus military equipment at Ohio state fairgrounds

Governor Harry L Davis ordered a public auction of thousands of surplus Army items stored at the Ohio state fairgrounds. Highway Commissioner Herrick says the collection, dumped on the highway department after the war, will fill a large exposition building and go on sale later this month to clear space ahead of the state fair. The auction will be held on the fairgrounds with a complete list to be announced. Plans include an athletics fund benefit featuring Frank Crumit Moe Williams and a jazz orchestra from Alumni Day.

Harry L. Davis Herrick Davis Army Highway Department Motor Equipment Division Ohio Frank Crumit Moe Williams New York McWilliams Crumit

Pocket Ponies Device Prompts Gambling Curiosity

Philadelphia police report a German immigrant device labeled pocket ponies blending miniature roulette with a watch sized case. Six numbered ponies move on a dial as a red flag marks the winner, the roulette circle sits on the dial edge, bets pay on the closest number to the flag. Possession could mean a long vacation.

Philadelphia Germany Havre de Grace Monte Carlo

Old Boys Beat Hard Varsity In Lopsided Alumni Game

The Ohio Alumni team suffered a heavy defeat as the Varsity offense dominated. Pitchers Chapman Everett Starr and Leo Schaeffler started for the alumni with Ab Finsterwald catching, but the old boys were outhit and outplayed. Gussie White homered, tripled, and doubled for the Varsity, while Mike Hegley homered for the alumni. lineup included Grover Bush Finsterwald Rafel Johnson Hagley Starr Kreiger Gullum Chapman Turk Wilson and Schaeffler.

Ohio Chapman Everett Starr Leo Schaeffler Ab Finsterwald Gussie White Old Boys Mike Hegley Grover Bush Finsterwald Rafel Johnson Hagley Starr Kreiger Gullum Turk Wilson Schaeffler

Fire Claims Five Children Near Innisfail Alberta

A Calgary dispatch reports Mrs. J. D. Rutledge and four of her children died when their home eight miles northeast of Innisfail burned Tuesday night. Rutledge and a fifth child escaped the blaze.

Calgary Alb J.d. Rutledge Innis Fail Rutledge Chil

Grimes Stars In 7 3 Brooklyn Win Over Pirates

Burleigh Grimes pitched superbly for Brooklyn and his hits drove in three runs as the Dodgers defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3. The Giants beat the Cubs 6 to 2 in a high scoring game.

Burleigh Grimes Brooklyn Pitsburg Giants Cubs Vaughn Tiny Dick Kerr Texas Chicago Yankees Ruth Cherger Boston Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Phillies Indians Athletics Washington Senators Browns Hoffman Yanks

New Jersey Boxing Commission Debates Referee For Dempsey Carpentier Fight

In Jersey City on June 16 the New Jersey boxing commission weighed referee choices for the July 2 bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. Promoter Tex Rickard and managers Descamp and Kearns attended as the panel considered promoting a referee of national and international stature, with Harry Ertle noted but not listed among candidates.

A. L. Bradford United Press Jersey City N. J Dempsey-Carpentier New Jersey Boxing Commission Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Tex Rickard Descamp and Kearns Harry Ertle New Jersey Ertle Rickard

Posed for Movies at Dempsey Training Camp

Atlantic City June 16 The Air Port training camp of Jack Dempsey revived life as the heavyweight champion prepared for a full day after his manager signaled a possible return to work. A movie camera filmed a chapter on the camp for the fight film.

Atlantic City N. J Air Port Jack Dempsey Jack

Georges Poses For Movie Day At Sherry Park

Georges Valois stars in a film shoot at the Carpentier training farm in Manhasset New York. Camera crews filmed the French champion as he shadow boxed and practiced acrobatics at seven o clock during a dedicated training day.

Georges Manhasset N. Y Carpentier Sherry Park George

Dempsey Carpentier Bout Predicts Surprise Outcome

Chicago June 16 A psychologist J Fitzgerald analyzed photos of Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier and predicted the July 2 title fight may end in a knockout or draw if six rounds occur. He said Dempsey could win on raw strength, while Carpentier could win on generalship if the bout lasts.

Chicago Jack Georges

Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

American League games featured Cleveland over Philadelphia in 11 innings, Chicago defeating New York, and Washington beating St. Louis. Detroit edged Boston. Cincinnati topped Philadelphia while New York beat Chicago in extra innings. Brooklyn won against Pittsburgh. Boston shut out St. Louis. American Association saw Milwaukee prevail over Columbus. Kansas City routed Toledo. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis in extra innings. St Paul defeated Louisville and Louisville swept St Paul in another game.

Cleveland New York Washington Detroit St. Lou Ee Philiphia Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia American Association Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis Iain Columbus Toledo St. Paul Louisville

Stirling Eliminated in French Women’s Golf Match

In Fontainebleau on June 16 Miss Alexia Stirling was knocked out of a French women’s golf tournament by Joyce Wethered. Wethered, British runner up, defeated Stirling five and four.

Fontainebleau France Alexia Stirling Joyce Wethered

Foch Shuns Spotlight At Napolean Centenary Ceremony

In Paris on June 16 Marshall Foch fielded a grand ceremonial display with Cardinal Dupuy for the Napolean centenary. The famed general balked at ceremonial props including the famous sword of Austerlitz which he maneuvered anxiously between kneeling, horizontal, and upright positions.

Paris Marshall Foch Cardinal Dupuy Austerlitz

Rare jazz serenade draws large Athens crowd at Alumni Day

In the early hours and toward Alumni Day’s end, university jazz artists performed before a large appreciative audience in front of Lindley hall. Eddie McWilliams returned to Athens after a decade of stage success as a musical monologist, joined by the Finney Brothers Bill Trone and Swaim Woodworth on banjo, with a piano from the Phi Delt house. The event revived old college songs and showcased a high caliber ensemble.

Lindley Hall Eddie McWilliams Ohio Athens McWilliams Finney Bill Trone Swaim and Woodworth Phi Delt House New York City

President's Wife Holds Forestry Post in Association

The American Forestry Association announced new vice presidents and three new board members led by Mrs. Warren G Harding. Directors Dr. Henry S Drinker Charles F Quincy and Dr. Hugh P Baker join the forestry committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Chicago to study national forest policy data for Pacific coast plans.

Washington American Forestry Association Charles Lathrop Pack Warren G. Harding Henry S. Drinker Lehigh Charles F. Quincy New York City Hugh P. Baker United States Chamber of Commerce Chicago Pacific Coast

Quartermasters to Celebrate 156th Anniversary Dinner

In Columbus Ohio on June 16 officers of the quartermasters department planned a dinner marking the 156th anniversary of the corps. Similar observances would follow in other states with a Washington banquet featuring President Harding, Secretary Weeks, General Pershing and other distinguished guests.

Columbus Quartermasters Department Quartermasters Corps Washington Harding Weeks General Pershing

Military training camp applications close June 25

The Fifth Corps Area announces June 25 as the final date to file for admission to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky, July 21 to August 20. About 1200 places are allocated by county population with lots used for oversubscription and alternates named where possible.

Fifth Corps Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Citizens Camp Knox Kentucky Congress Corps

National Livestock Exchange Opens Third Convention

In Cleveland on June 16 the third annual National Livestock Exchange convention opened with a focus on marketing issues. Members from major U S markets discussed railroad rates and cooperative movements among farmers as key topics for the industry.

Cleveland National Livestock Exchange United States

Local Social Notes From Hockingport Area

Hockingport residents host visitors from Lansing and Athens as relatives attend commencements. Ed Davidson of Parkersburg observes wedding anniversary with family. Several students and townsfolk attend events at John Hancock High, Mountain State Business College, and Marietta High. A showboat visits, and multiple gatherings with neighbors occur around Athens, Parkersburg, and nearby towns.

Walter Dutton Edwin Dutton Jr Lansing Mich E. A. Dutton Lew Humphrey Athens Edith John Hancock High School John Hancock High Humphrey Ed Davidson Parkersburg Hockingport John Johnson Nora Gladys Parker Mountain State Business College Karl Barth Hubler Dora Barth Rebecca Scott Julian Adams Marietta High School H. E. Adams Cleveland Snyder Wilson Jenny Taylor Janette Knowles Ada Brickley John Ruth Lyda Jennie Taylor Joe Reeves Fred Medley Jessie Pittsburg Will Wires Lew Willing Ira Conley Charles Hayden Otho Elliott Bertha Gillian Ead Gon Paul Bridgeport Austin Hall Lou Snyder F. M. Medley Ruth Marie Dye Torch Hazel Brooks Conly Senator Cordell James Hersman Josephine Carthage aMrs A. Stone M. E. Church

Gillians Visit Black Family in Torch on Sunday

Mr and Mrs Fred Gillian and family of Torch were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Ansley Black in Torch.

Fred Gillian Torch Ansley Blackin

The Truth About Eczema and Piles Promotion

Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for eczema piles and skin diseases. Letters from Buffalo Pittsburg Raine Wisconsin praise relief and a cure, with mail orders handled by Peterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo New York.

Peterson Buffalo Mary Hill Third Avenue Pittsburgha Ruger Washington Avenue Racine Wis Peterson Ointment Co., Inc Buffalo, N. Y

Summer Term Sees Large Incoming Student Body

The inrush of new university students for summer school starts late this week. After commencement visitors leave, town fills up quickly as a large attendance is expected during the summer term.

Red Cross Region Conference Discusses Relief Garment Plan

Representatives from 16 Red Cross chapters meet in Lancaster Ohio for the fourth regional conference to review the nationwide garment production project aiding Central and Eastern Europe children and to explore expanding community service and disaster relief efforts. The final conference will be in Marion tomorrow.

Lancaster American Red Cross Ohio Marion Central Europe Red Cross

Conference outlines junior red cross service goals

The discussion focused on service to the Junior Red Cross and closer cooperation between chapter officials and the Red Cross. A health nurse in each community was also considered. The conference spanned multiple counties including Pickaway Perry Fairfield Hocking Ross Vinton Coshocton Jackson Muskingum Morgan Athens Meigs Lawrence and Gallia.

Red Cross Pix Perry Fairfield Pickaway Hocking Ross Vinton Coshocton Jackson Muskingum Morgan Atheny Meigs Lawrence Gallia

Bryan to Return Soon as Ohio University President

Dr. E. 8. Bryan, newly named president of Ohio University, could not stay for all commencement events in Athens. He and his daughter met the board of trustees Tuesday, then traveled to New York state to arrange the move back to Athens. He expects to be established there soon after July 1.

Bryan Ohio University Athens Board of New York State Athen

Congressman's Death Shocks Chicago as He Dies in Washington

Congressman William Mason of Chicago died in a Washington hotel today after recurring heart attacks. The death occurred during the June 16 report, marking the loss of a long-serving member.

Washington William Mason Hicago

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