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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
6
Mr and Mrs William Drake and their three children prepare to sail from New York aboard the liner Columbia to Glasgow. The Greendale residents will visit relatives in Bathgate for three to four months before returning. Sammy Drake and William Jr will not travel.
Co H Reichtey of St Blooming ville sues Benton Township trustees seeking 250 dollars for a horse lost after injured at a bad bridge near St John church on September 19 1918.
Albert Mattox faces third offense in under two months with a petit larceny charge. Affidavit by Chief Eberst says he took about $35 from the C. M. Price filling station cash drawer while attendant filled a tank. He allegedly produced $20 at home, pleaded not guilty, and posted $590 bond but remains jailed.
The Logan Commandery Knights Templar held its annual officer election at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Newly elected officers were installed by Commander L. C. Laube, with J. C G. Laube named Eminent Commander and three trustees elected: Wm. F. Bort, C. H. Keynes, and A. C. Tipton.
Mrs. Fred Heine of South Walnut Street learned this week her courtesy ticket entitled her to a lot in the Rome Manor addition to Columbus. The Heines visited Columbus and obtained the deed for the lot. They also bought an adjacent lot that joins the presented plot.
Haydenville playing seven wins in nine starts hosts Glouster next Sunday. Haydenville expects a strong effort as Glouster is known for solid play. Last week Haydenville dropped to Jackson 9 to 5 in a tough contest. Collins and Crouthers will pitch with Turner and Lewis for Glouster.
The Franklin Kerr chapter held a Monday evening gathering at the church with Mrs. Harry Smith and others on the entertainments committee. After dinner members read from the study book on a regro question, finalized plans for a lawn fete on Saturday June 23, and enjoyed a social hour with a third contest won by Miss McCray. Attending guests included Mrs. Franklin Kerr of Cadiz and Mrs. Edwin Hunter of Sioux Falls among others.
Rev A H Marshall of Athens spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about experiences in Egypt Ireland England and Scotland. His engaging talk drew praise as he entertained the group and outlined plans for a Coshocton trip with Logan delegation of at least 25 to attend Intercities conver tions.
A reflective scene follows a gambler who sees beyond fortune to a deeper prize. On a day of chance, he is drawn into a tense festival with Bob, acting as a restrained lover while wondering if he seized the right hour as opportunity proves fickle.
Gray confronts Roswell over a vendetta against Henry Nelson. He reveals plots to ruin Nelson, declares ownership of funds and resolve to defy withdrawal attempts, while Roswell weighs cutting support as Gray presses on with his course. The Briskows relocate, heightening stakes as Gray meets with the banker.
A soothing antiseptic liquid named Zemo is advertised to stop itching instantly and clear up skin diseases such as eczema pimples and rashes. The ad claims minor blemishes disappear overnight and asserts safety for tender skin with a 35 cent to 1 dollar price range.
Coolville residents visit relatives and welcome guests from Berea College and nearby towns. Families gather on farm grounds for summer months while notices circulate about the late Miss Ida Griffin's personal property.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Alex Smith with Aaron Brown family and Willard Ray party visiting grandmother Mrs Nickoson. Rev Miller to preach June 24 at 10 30 am. Local church painted and refreshed. thanks given for donations and support. Donald Okert of Columbus visits aunt Mrs Will Hess. Billa Snodgrass recovering. Mrs Adaline Brewer visiting sister Mrs J D Evans. Lewis Niggemeyer and Mill dred Nuzum on business at Athens. The Messenger print status uncertain.
An eminent physician endorses the great remedy Mother’s Friend to ease labor. Mia C. J. Hartman of Scranton Pa recalls using it with her last two pregnancies and avoiding doctors, claiming only minutes of sickness. Readers are urged to start now and request a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Ga. Mothers and grandmothers used this product in the past, it is sold in drug stores everywhere.
In Akron on June 21 a railroad camp cook Michael Margaritis attacked B. and O. workman Gus Ranos with a carving knife after a dispute over coffee. Margaritis was booked at police headquarters on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
Budapest reports twelve students arrested in the last 24 hours on charges of plotting to overthrow the government. Authorities say they uncovered a conspiracy to establish an economic dictatorship via planned actions.
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