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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
7
Chauncey sustained a severe injury to his right leg below the knee while making bank props yesterday afternoon. The prop slipped, causing a deep cut that required multiple stitches and an anesthetic. He was taken to Dr J Hoodler for treatment and is resting today.
Mrs Charlies Leffler suffered a minor hand injury on Monday morning when a needle pierced her finger during a weekly wash. Dr Sprague was summoned to extract the needle by opening the finger and removing the object.
The column lists numerous visits and guests from Murray City and nearby towns including Charles Bradfield family, Marshal Surtee, Leonard Koents, Anne Snowden, James Bradbury, J W Longstaff, Betty Jane Court, Ben Kitesmit, Anna Lucas, Jennie Courtney, Helen Rathburn, Adolph Farich, Thomas Barber, R F Spowler, Joe Evans, William Glass, Howard Throckmorton, and others. It mentions a Greens Run Church revival ending, a visit by Mrs. George Redmond, a Pound social for Rev V Harter, and a lengthy roll of attendees. notes period social events, travels, and host families with brief details.
Monday session records nullification of a concealed weapons case for Will Lee and Andy Gutops due to lack of evidence. Ohio v Volkers set for July 2. Continued matter for Alva regarding firearms. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples including John Matheny and Fanny Wolf, and several others from Nelsonville Glouster Carthage and Athens areas.
Washington reports the German embassy was instructed to officially appeal to the United States government about recent killings of German civilians in the Ruhr by soldiers of the French occupation army. The communiqué requests prompt consideration of the matter as tensions rise.
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