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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary Court Note Involving Individuals
partial OCR fragment mentions a person named Marshall Kippendorf and a group called KIDS LIKE LYRIA. It references a legal action over an alleged injury from a canine bite and mentions Medina and a first something. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Society notes highlight visitors and local events in town
Miss Elma Starr returns from New York to mentor programs and recitals, guest of the Phillips family in Williamsport. Various visits include Mrs. Howell and Teddy of Dayton, Dr. and Mrs. Hall of Cincinnati, and a reception at First M church for Dr. and Mrs. McGurk. Activities span church groups, pythian sisters, and birthday celebration for Agnes Kilpatrick with local families traveling and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Starr
New York City
Gennaro Mario Curci
Galli Curci
Maestro Curci
Italy
Williamsport
Harry Phillips
West Side People to Talk About New School
Athens west end residents are invited to a mass meeting at Central Avenue Church at 7 p m Tuesday June 20 to discuss a school building. E Stailey superintendent will preside and Dr L G Bean of the city board of education will speak. The rest of the text notes a chemical fact about detecting strychnine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
West End
Athens
Central Avenue
E. Stailey
L. G. Bean
City Board of Education
Dance idol weds theater manager in Paris triumphs
Dherlys, famed as one of Europe’s most beautiful dancers, has married M. Jacques Charles, manager of the Casino de Paris, the venue of her many successes. The ceremony unites two prominent figures in French entertainment as Eu rope celebrates the union of a celebrated dancer and a renowned theater executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mule. Dherlys
Europe
M. Jacques Charles
Casino de Paris
Effie Jones and the Dalton Style Spectacle
Dalton Ga June 19 Effie Jones recently moved from Calcutta to Dalton and stunned local society by entering the Baptist church in a dramatic outfit. Wearing knickerbockers silk stockings a striped silk shirt and a sport cap she walked the aisle and drew gasps from the congregation as the minister delivered a sermon praising daring fashion and noting never having seen such women styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Effie Jones
Florian
Calcutta
Effie
Baptist Church
Hffie
School head farges batowear coats Portsmouth heads enforce dress rule
In Portsmouth and Lawrence high schools, Principal Horne and Principal Gray enforced a rule requiring all boys to be fully dressed before entering. On a warm day several boys arrived in shirt sleeves and were sent home. Girls in sleeveless blouses were cooler in their classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Lawrence and
Horne
Gray
Parliament Members Smashing Traditions
London report says MPs no longer follow old traditions of fine dining. George Willsher, parliamentary restaurant manager, notes modern MPs show little interest in meals or wine, unlike predecessors who were connoisseurs of food and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
George Willeher
Willsher
Guarded All Homes But Own Wife Seeks Divorce
DETROIT June 19 Frank J Larkin joined the police reserves and guarded every Detroit home except his own his wife Christian says She has filed for divorce in Circuit Court and obtained an injunction restraining Frank from disposing of any of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
Frank J. Larkin
Christian
Circuit
Woman Prefers Death to Prison Confinement
Paris reports Princes Gagarine condemned to five years' labor by the Soviet Tribunal at Moscow has told captors she would rather die than go to prison and has formally asked the tribunal to change the sentence to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gagarine
Moscow
Quarrels End in Double Tragedy Near Covington
In Covington Kentucky area a farmer C B Brooks age 5 killed his son J Leslie Brooks age 33 with a shotgun then shot himself in a Kenton county workshop after firing at his wives who attempted to intervene. The deaths follow long standing bitter quarrels culminating in a Sunday dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
C. B. Brooks
Kenton County
J. Leslie Brooks
Expedition Seeks Gold Carpeted Spring in the Congo
NEW YORK June 19 Adventurers from Katonah New York sailed on the Majestic seeking a gold carpeted spring said to lie in the Belgian Congo about 600 miles from civilization. Eight men hope to uncover a deposit that could rival the Klondike and plan a six month search with secrecy maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belgian Congo
Katonah
N. Y
Another Charge Promptly Made Against Heavner
John Heavner and three others were arrested Friday on drunkenness charges. Heavner posted a 5090 bond Saturday afternoon and was later charged with using profane language in the presence of women, a charge brought by Lucy Grim and Cora Heavener of Sugar Creek. He pleaded guilty, paid a total of 21.55 in fines and costs, and was released. Heayner, Ira Jones, and George Grim posted 500 bonds for appearance Wednesday before Magistrate Helwig, with Jones, McDaniel, and Grim to stand trial jointly at 8 am and Heayner to face a separate 9 am trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heavner
Lucy Grim
Cora Heavener
Sugar Creek
Helwig
Heayner
Ira Jones
George Grim
Jones
L. E. McDaniel
Grim
John Heayner
Deaths Funerals of Grant district resident Josephus Jones
Josephus Jones of Grant district Monongalia county died at his Morgantown Fairmont pike home Wednesday night at 1 am after a long illness though not seriously so pneumonia was his immediate cause. He was 71 and spent most of his life in Monongalia county with seven years near Avery Union district. He married Emma Vandervort in 1871 and they observed their golden anniversary last October. Surviving children include Harry F. Jones Alice Stevens Maude Lazzelle Byron Jones Lucy Michael Virgil Oron Jones and Russell Ridgway. brothers and sisters Benjamin Jones Virginia Jones Daniel M. Jones and Virginia Vandervort. He was a farmer businessman and noted apple grower and funeral was at Laurel Point at 2 30 Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Jones
Grant District
Monongalia County
Morgantown-Fairmont Pike
Mr. Jones
Avery
Union District
Emma Laura Vandervort
Minnie
Gilbert
Harry F. Jones
Clarksburg
W. Va
Alice J. Stevens
Fairmont
Maude Lazzelle
Maidsville
W. V
Woman Sherlock Serves Papers By Use of Her Wit
In Crestline Ohio on June 19 Emma Newman Snyder, the Crawford county’s only woman constable, served court papers by gum on a male resident after the papers slipped from a signed seal. She had been sworn in as squire Fred Newman’s proxy during his Germany trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Squire Fred Newman
Germany
Emma Newman Snyder
Tanlac Heals Stomach Troubles Family Benefit Story
Mrs. Mary Shannon of Cincinnati reports Tanlac cured two years of indigestion and pains. She says after taking Tanlac her health improved, she gained nine pounds, and now three family members are also benefiting from the medicine. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Mary Shannon
Ludlow St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tantac
Druszgists
Sunday School Grace Fines for Local Drunks
William Romine of Coolville was fined ten dollars plus costs totaling twenty five dollars and sixty cents after pleading guilty to drunkenness. The sentence included a suspended fine condition requiring Romine to attend Sunday school for ten Sundays. Ralph Chevalier, also from Coolville, was jailed after accepting moonshine in Guysville. He pled guilty to drunkenness and paid a total of twenty two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Romine
Coolville
Helwig
Romine
Mariner
Ralph Chevalier
Guysville
Qguysville
Parker
McKinley
Athens
Chevalier
Real estate transfers list with numerous lot transactions
A long transfer ledger shows Kate Griffin James Fitz Gerald E BK Jacobs Emory McGrath Cecil R Cline Calvary Morris trustee Wesley Lawrence Athens Masonic Temple Co and many others exchanging lots in Dover and Trimble Townships with small or substantial sums, including $12000 and $16000 payments, through several plaintiff and trustee actions across sections and acres. The entries cover numerous parcels in Glouster Nelsonville and surrounding areas with buyers sellers and trustees named in each deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Griffin
Thomas Cavanaugh
James J. Fitzgerld
E. BK. Jacobs
Guss Feffers
Emory McGrath
Cecil R. Cline
Calvary Morris
Wesley B. Lawrence
Wesley T. Lawrence
Athens Masonic Temple Co
Ellis Ballard
C. L. Martzolff
Candus Martzolff
Canaan
Ohio official asks Shaw to fill pardons post
June 19 report from Columbus states that E C Shaw of Akron is asked by State Director MacAyeal to temporarily occupy the vacancy in the office of state superintendent of pardons and paroles caused by Commodore Perry’s death. A permanent appointment is not expected at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Commodore Perry
Chillicothe
E. C. Shaw
Akron
Public Welfare
MacAyeal
Trio of Lorain men fined in Henrietta liquor raid
John Lewalski and Ernest Taylor were each fined 500 dollars and Anthony Lewalski, 17, was sent to juvenile court after a sheriff’s raid at Henrietta uncovered a 40 gallon still and 485 gallons of mash. The defendants are from Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Lewalski
Ernest Taylor
Anthony Lewalski
Lorain
Henrietta
Plains Notes From Wednesday Movements And Visits
The Plains area reports Elmer Guseman left Wednesday for Lancaster to seek employment. Several local residents hosted or visited relatives in Athens and Columbus, with moving between Columbus and Athens for work and family visits. A barn rat issue was noted at Micheals, and a newborn child of the Enochs family was buried Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Guseman
Lancaster
M. E. Twiss
Mary Joe
Ed. Shiply
Nell
Athens
Mary Micheals
Ray
Harry Porter
Barnes
Chester Hill
John Matheney
Grant
Carl Micheals
Elza McGranor
Tom Baylis
Grover Nagle
Zine Courtney
George Burdette
Columbus
Pearly Gaskill
Harry Tipton
Micheals
Gordon Phillips
Harrison Comber
Wellston
John
Will Hamer
Jess Beverage
Guy
Nelsonville
Frank Smith
Cooper
John Kaufman
Amesville
John Stauffer
Springfield
Joe Slater
Kentucky
Birthday Party Honors Mabel Pearson in Longstretch
A Thursday evening event celebrated Mabel Pearson with attendees including Alberta Austin Helen Davison Esther Brooker Mary Brooker Elizabeth Johnson Josephine Gears Glades Galentin Ivor Dawley Leonard Guess George Blackford Gay Clary Richard Anderson George Cantwell Ralph Hellyer and Andrew Fardos. Refreshments, music, and games followed. The OSA's Andrew Kardos visited from Longstretch. Ralph Hellyer of Murray City visited relatives. Longstretch ball team beat Monday 15 to 9 on Thursday and then beat Friday 8 to 4 on the Monday grounds, both games lively as the team grows in pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Pearson
Alberta Austin
Helen Davison
Esther
Mary Brooker
Elizabeth Johnson
Josephine
Wilma Gears Glades Galentin
Ivor Dawley
Leonard Guess
George Blackford
Gay Clary
Richard Anderson
George Cantwell
Ralph Hellyer
Andrew Fardos
Andrew Kardos
Longstretch
Murray City
Ben Hellyer
William Sheren
Ohio University
Mss
Wilma Gears
Nelsonville
Longstreth
Lonestreth
Longstretly
Bandit murder reported near Tampico involving American paymaster
The American consul at Tampico notified the state department that Harvey, pay master for an American oil company, was murdered by bandits five miles from Tampico on Saturday. Representations have been made to Mexico City, and authorities promised an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Harvey
Mexico City
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CAVE
Nincinnati
Marshall
Kippendorf
He ‘Ce
Lyria
Iths
Mac Medina
Olly
erry—Ua
Eringdd
Frederick W. Howell
Teddy
Dayton
Howells
Daniel McGurk
North
Congress Street
B. Hall
Charles Wyatt
Elmwood Place
Morgantown
A. H. Hall
Mr. C. A. Daugherty
Detroit, Mich
McGurk
J. B. Shimmel
Decatur
Ala
Shimmel
Ralph P. Jennings
Edith Goodman
Raleigh M. Edgar
W. B. Edgar
Malpewood Drive
Florida
The
Phosphate Mining Co
Evelyn Tisdall
Mrs. W. B. Edgar
Maplewood Drive
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Florence Gabriel of Columbus
J. B. Fulton
Pranklin Avenue
A. E. “Infield
Ashbum, Ill
Effie Watkins
New Marshfield Road
Linfield
Pythian Sisters
W. W. McFarland
Robert
Pittsburg
Fannie Minear
East State Street
Dr. McFarland
McFarland
Adirondack Mountains
E. L. Hooper
John Boggess
Near Pt. Pleasant
Dr. Hooper
Katherine McKee
Canton
Grosvenor McKee
Roger J. Jones
J. FB. Reynolds
Martins Ferry
Mrs. Ford Studebaker
T. A. Snyder
Agnes Kilpatrick
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Ruth Shepherd
Betty Jane Stailey
Dorothy Rose
Elizabeth Fri
Deloras Henderson
Jewell Chandler
Clarice Shafer
Eula Pendergrass
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Betty Hoyt MeCoy
Helen Mary Jones
Ruth Phillips
Carolyn Fuller
Alice Pierce
Jane Marquis
Jane Cline
Mrs. L. V. Brown
A. ©. Rust
Flinwood Place
J. Watson Johnson
Jeanne Turner
Zanesville
Russi
Johnson
Miss Turner
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Arthur A. Wolfe
Stacey
Jon Buckeye Lake
F. S. Grones
Mr. Dow Grones
J. R. Harvey
West Washington Street
U. C.D
Johnn R. Woods
Ralph Woods
Howard Dow
James Phillips
Ralph
Trimble
East
Washington D. C
Baltimore
T. N. Hoover
Thomas Jr
Virginia
Summerland Bea
Buckeyes Lake
Thelma Jones
Luhrig
Messrs, J
Sadie Salters
Miss Helen
the Breakers
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Salters
Midland Grocery Company of Ohio
J. M. Higgins
Alfred G. Farmer
John Cuckler
C. H. Higgins
Sarah Bean
Fannie Bean
Harry Bean
C. D. Mayhugh
Llewellyn Evans
Boston
Mass
E. B. Bryan
South Congress Street
Jerrold G. Belcher
San Antonio
Texas
Chester W
Aelfred and
Melba Vereoe
John Vereoe
George Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Deering and McCormick Farm Machinery
Tre
Mlle
Dherlys
Effie Blazes
Congo
Heavner
Sherlock
Tanlae
Gourt
James Allen
Frank J. Hill
Dover Township
Rosa
Oscar Porter
John Southerton
Chauncey Sarah F. Birge
John J. Ley
Claude Loper
George Loper
Glouster Ernest and
Hattie Watkins
Lucy A. Faucett
George Fultz
George Warner
Sperry J. Crate
George Fults
S. Skinner
Anna Hartsman
Jack Neff
Gertrude Hayes
Stout
Frank P. Pierce
C.D
EF. EK
Shafer
Washington
Warren D. Harvey
J. D. Haskins
Nat'l Bank
Bidg
Pickering
Lash
the Glial Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Chieftain
Boys Shoes Hutchinson & Stickney
Noy
Filtschinson & Stickney
Metrie Kenantings
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