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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
8
Union Village Vermont resident Mrs L A Guimann reports weakness and nervous exhaustion improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She worked nine hours daily in a steam laundry and praises the medicine for aiding recovery. The letter promotes early use for women with similar ailments.
Aerial spray dropped poison on a six acre grove infested with caterpillars killed millions of caterpillars in three days.
In a tense dinner at Alec’s home Ted reveals his love while Alec probes, and Doris confronts social duties as she debates her future. Alec explains his Southern sister’s plight while Doris muses on love and responsibility amid constraints. A marriage license to Ralph Downard and Elsie Lindsay is announced for New Plymouth.
Probate Judge Chapman approves the final account of H A Speakman as administrator of Sylvester Parker's estate. He will receive and forward blanks for the bonus claims of dependent relatives of deceased World War soldiers to Columbus, after volunteering to fill them for applicants.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crow and their ten children from Route 1 McArthur are moving to Senacaville. The young couple has the good wishes of the community and many relatives in the valley.
Mrs. Ferrell Douglas Hatcher sues Pearl Clements and Mrs. Jennie Warner to set aside the will of Jacob Clements. Attorneys Vollenweider Clark of Columbus defend for the defendants. Mrs Warner resides in Charleston West Virginia. Also noted are visits from T W Craig and sister Mrs Roy Wilson from Athens Ohio. An alumni banquet omission for Miss Dora George of McArthur High School class of 192u is corrected.
Mrs Skuth Hickman Gloyd, a former resident of this place, returned home Thursday after visiting relatives and friends in the vicinity.
Wade Paine remains hospitalized in Chillicothe after a steel rail crushed his foot at Dundas a few weeks ago. Doctors report further operations are necessary to treat his injuries.
The Redpath Chautauqua opens next Wednesday afternoon at McArthur with a ceremonial flourish. The event marks the start of a series expected to bring performances and lectures to the community.
The Grosjean Marimba Xylophone Company hosts a five day event with Saturday afternoon featuring Geoffrey F Morgan who will explain how to attain Success with Fase. A delegation of Scouts and others will attend. Travel options include returning by rail from Athens or driving via Albany and Bolens Hill.
M S Cox of the Democrat Enquirer will travel to Columbus for Vic Donahey rally then proceed to the McGuffey Reader meeting and celebration under the Togan elm nine miles south of Circleville on Friday and Saturday.
Dover Township hires for the new school year list includes Oregon Helen Howard and Samuel D Newman Beaumont Dora Kennedy and Verrice Wolfe Big Bailey Lawrence Garrett West Bailey Helen Stone Hamley Mary Ann Clark Little Sandy Circle Hill Ray Moore Evelyn Heffner White Hazel Werner Morristown Fifie Maxwell and Vergil Baughman Sugar Creek H A Hatch 78th Linnie Hall Evelyn Simms Kathryn Walters Fannie Matteson Millfield Winifred Hayes Helen Van Dyke Elizabeth Martin Bernice Sanders Goldie Boudinot Mabel Matson.
Washington June 24 a senate committee to investigate the domestic oil situation ordered a questionnaire distributed among producers and dealers to uncover alleged excessive gasoline and fuel oil prices.
Mrs. Jacob Baur a social leader and political figure is urged by friends to enter the race for mayor of the western metropolis.
Ohio club women play a leading attendance role at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Chautauqua, New York running June 20 to 30. Mrs Cornelius S Selover Cleveland presides in Ohio’s inner national council, with 118 060 members in 752 clubs. Cincinnati and Cleveland delegates attend in large numbers, with over 100 Ohioans quartered at the Morey cottage as federation officers use the Buckeye State headquarters.
All but two of Ohio federation's past presidents are expected to take part in federation work within the next two years. One former state president is on an extended tour abroad, while another cannot participate due to health issues. Since becoming head of the Ohio federation, Mrs. Selover has led efforts to engage former leaders.
The speaker notes the effort to place past presidents in the front ranks of active membership without resorting to any draft process and asserts no necessity for such measures.
Mrs. O H P Belmont said the party will make criticism of politicians actions a key plank in its permanent platform. She spoke from Beacon Towers on Tuesday as reports circulated in Port Washington N Y June 24.
Thirty-five prisoners in custody at the state penitentiary. the arrival of 15 inmates from McDowell county raised total convicts to 1,600, breaking previous occupancy records in Moundsville.
The home of Judge Edward E. Corn of the attorney general's office and a candidate for attorney general was entered last night. Loot amount not yet known.
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