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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
6
A Fulton Arkansas woman, Mrs Lula Vann, testifies to relief from monthly side pain and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others with feminine troubles to consider the remedy, noting improved ability to work and reduced discomfort.
Paris June 19 The foreign office confirmed reports that Premier Poincare allows French delegates to stay at The Hague to join in forming a Russian program and to meet the Russian commission, signaling a policy shift in the approach to the meeting.
Doris returns home to Alec’s bachelor apartment in China rental, notices bare rooms, missing curtains, and no femininity. She recalls spending, mourning attire, and new thoughts on household upkeep as she plans to buy white curtains and adjust her wardrobe while confronting looming personal concerns.
George Paffenbarger travels to Geneva Wisconsin for a student conference June 16 to 26 to promote inter college student life and sterling religious principles. Last year 790 men from 109 colleges in 9 states attended, with higher attendance expected this year. Mr and Mrs John L Beckley from Athens visited McArthur last week with Mr and Mrs Everett Beckley.
A survey of regional happenings includes visits by Mrs. Julia Reed and relatives in Jackson county, John Wilson in McArthur, and Mrs. Robert Sickles from Logan. The marriage of Principal John Warren Coleman and Hallie Ruth McKibben in McArthur, travels to Kentucky Indiana and Ohio follow, plus attendance at funerals in Knox township.
Buckeye Lake officials announce immediate rebuilding of amusement structures destroyed by a Sunday tornado except the roller coaster and eating rink which will be rebuilt next season. Bath house removal completed and no further bodies found. park disaster follows fatal tornado with three deaths.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced plans to place the remaining 40,000,000 gallons of bonded whiskey into warehouses in Maryland Pennsylvania and Kentucky to cut costs for legal buyers and make warehouses burglar proof.
In New York a 14 year old, Reuben Harrison, died at Bellevue Hospital after an older Latin descent boy fired a blank cartridge at his jaw when he demonstrated the two finger “horns” gesture near his nose. The wound was superficial but tetanus led to lockjaw and death. An earthquake wave note closes the report.
Notable Ohio entries include Edward Tiffin born in 1766 in Carlisle England and dies in Chillicothe in 1829. 1850 Urbana University cornerstone laid. 1867 Columbus Union Convention nominates Rutherford Hayes for governor. 1854 Ohio Supreme Court strikes semimonthly wage law. 1961 Edward Everett Hale delivers OSU commencement oration.
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