Fresh Bread and Pies Daily From Local Bakery
A local bakery touts fresh bread and pies every day made with best ingredients and expert know how. Patrons are invited to try the products and share their satisfaction with the quality.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
2
A local bakery touts fresh bread and pies every day made with best ingredients and expert know how. Patrons are invited to try the products and share their satisfaction with the quality.
A newly developed alloy acts as a brass substitute, offering about one third the weight and twice the tensile strength. This advancement could impact applications where metal efficiency and strength are crucial.
Jack Dempsey resumed training in Atlantic City as he began with a morning walk and planned a gloves session in the afternoon with Babe Herman and other heavyweight associates. Spectators praised his prior workout. promoter John Sheehan praised his form. Kearns noted a postponed Jersey referee decision and possible conference with Rickard.
Manhasset New York June 17 Georges Carpentier nears fighting weight as manager Descamps outlines a light rigorous plan with one easy day followed by rest and light work. Antoin Polett praises Georges as Dempsey challenger with a punch described as a mule kick. Bill Brennan, who fought Dempsey, reviews Carpentier’s progress.
The results show Cleveland 3 over Philadelphia 2 and New York 7 against Chicago 38. Boston defeats Detroit 8 to 3 while Washington beats St. Louis 6 to 3.
In a 17 inning marathon, Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 6 to 5. Chicago wins 5 to 4 over New York after 13 innings. Cincinnati lands a 9 to 7 victory against Philadelphia while Boston edges St. Louis 5 to 4 in 15 innings.
In a set of early results the American Association games saw Toledo 3 over Kansas City 0, Milwaukee 7 over Columbus 2, Louisville 5 over St. Paul 4 in 14 innings, and Indianapolis 8 over Minneapolis 3.
Yesterday on the scoreboard Olson of the Braves delivered a clutch blast in the 15th to edge the Cardinals 5 to 4. Elmer Smith homered in Cleveland’s 3 to 2 win over the Athletics. Pirates toppled Brooklyn 6 to 5 in 17 innings as Maranville delivered a key hit. Giants fell to the Cubs 6 to 4 in 13 innings. Reds outslug Phillies 9 to 7, Reds with 14 hits to Phillies 19. Yanks beat White Sox 7 to 3 with no homers. Washington beat the Browns 6 to 3 and Boston defeated Detroit 8 to 3.
Bryan Downey of Cleveland won a 12 round decision over Frank Carbone of Jersey City in Columbus Ohio. Downey landed solid punches while Carbone absorbed punishment and stayed upright to the final bell.
Babe Ruth takes on a pitching machine in New York with compressed air delivering slow and high balls. The experiment tests Ruth against nonhuman delivery as he swings in a showcase setting.
A report describes a machine delivering low, fast, and curved balls that Babe cannot touch. The batter struggles because he cannot tell when the ball will be released, highlighting the difficulty of the unseen pitch.
The Plains, Ohio hosts a live ball team managed by Mike Krivisti. Bresnen the local pitcher struck out 15 Rockland batters and allowed one hit as Plains beat Rockland 3 0. Plains may have left the Hocking Valley League as rivals deem their current lineup ineligible. Next Sunday a game with Boston is planned and a local victory would spell eight straight wins.
Captain Eddie Collins of the Chicago White Sox is likely sidelined today after his knuckle was dislocated in the seventh inning against the Yankees when he misjudged a hot grounder from Harry Hooper.
In Fontainebleau France on June 17 Miss Cecil Leitch the British women’s golf champion defeated Miss Joyce Wethered also of Britain in the final round 6 up with 36 holes to win the French championship.
A sales pitch promotes Epsonade Salts as real Epsom salts blended with fruit derivative salts to taste like sparkling lemonade. Dosing guidance suggests a tablespoonful in cold water for biliousness headaches or constipation. Marketed as a notable discovery of the American Epsom Association.
Holland is developing extensive rock salt deposits that have been known to exist for years, untouched, with exploration indicating substantial underground reserves and potential for future production.
New England Mrs. Arthur Frash and children Marjorie and Wilford of Amesville visited Mrs. James Phetteplace. Numerous couples from Athens, Sherman Virginia, Marietta, Lancaster, Canaonville, and Columbus joined relatives for Sunday gatherings and Children's Day services in Canaanville.
Harmony Hill notes recount Church Children Day at Little Hocking and visits by Mrs. Thurman Livingston and family. Guests include Miss Carrie Thorp and relatives while neighbors share meals and calls. Local farming tasks and health updates surface as residents seek rain and recovery, with plans to host and travel among families.
Bates Miss Edith Cramner of Athens visits sister Mrs. B. H. Pugh. Frank Kenney of Pleasant Valley calls on Alvira Kenney and son. Miss Dorothy Lonas of Athens visits Elbert Sams. Mrs. Alvira Kenney calls on Hannah Bolin, who is improving after illness. Mrs. Alice Ator and Mrs. J. C. McLain call. Miss Eva Tippie visits Athens. Children's Day services set at Bates church Sunday June 19 at 7 30 p m.
A force of men pours tar on the new pike starting at the Tedrow gap and extending to the mouth of Feder al Creek. The road is tightly closed for several days forcing travelers to detour. The old pike between Coolville and Guysville is being repaired while still in use.
Ohio committee reports central station plants in twelve cities generated 129 436 027 kilowatt hours in April 1921, up from March. Despite May’s dip due to longer daylight, the overall trend shows reduced year over year loss and employment above 400 000 in plants using central station power.
Twenty six orphaned children in Cleveland are assured of life for another year as Missouri colored folks contribute 1560 dollars for their care. A Central Missouri Methodist conference resolution urges ministers to adopt at least one orphan for their church this year.
Sand Rock and Amesville residents, including Mr and Mrs Ed McLeod and Mrs Faye Bennett with children, visited relatives and friends across Amesville Glouster and Albany. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Percy Lunsford and baby, and Mr and Mrs J E Parmiter with children.
Torch Mr and Mrs Marion Chambers were business visitors at Parkersburg Monday. Mr and Mrs George Jones were business visitors at Coolville Tuesday. Miss Orpha Robinson of Little Hocking was Tuesday guest of Mrs Thomas Dunfee.
N. N. Day ran a business in Coolville on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leftie Russell visited Parkersburg on Monday. Mrs. Esther Dunfee of Psburg spends the week with her daughter Mrs. Sherry Basim. Children’s Day will be observed at the M E church Sunday at 7 o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited.
A new portable stove heats with acetylene fuel, designed for campers. The unit combines compact fuel supply with a efficient burner, enabling outdoor cooking without heavy equipment. This innovation promises easy transport and quick setup for field use.
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