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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
8
A narrator and Alec study a Household Budget book showing strict expense columns. She fears her shoe purchases and hinges on Ted's loan as she plans to hide costs from Alec while hoping to balance the forthcoming accounts. The scene ends with a plan to cover the shoe expense.
Mrs. George Elliott McCormick notes it should be easy to engage Ohio club women in the Our Nations Wood Lot project. Mrs. Lyle S. Evans of Chillicothe, conservation chair, asks clubs to take special interest in forest preservation across the state.
Mrs. Jessie McCollum of Kansas City Kansas describes a baby’s rash on face back and chest that became dry and sore causing itching and sleepless nights. After two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Ointment the child improved and was healed.
Mrs Evans calls on Ohio federation members to promote forest conservation as a national issue. She notes decades of attention to forest decline and the large lumbering workforce, urging education and cooperation with state and national reforestation programs. Ohio club women, returning from the Chautauqua biennial, feel elated.
Ohio federation club women praised at Chau tauqua after a successful general convention. Columbus club women may soon realize their dream of a federation home as Mrs. Edmund F Arras forms a committee to survey availableLocations for a federation home.
A ten member party from Chillicothe traveling in a car driven by L A Taylor lost control on Patterson hill near the old Hedges farm by Byer Sunday. The auto overturned twice and Taylor sustained severe injuries including a fractured skull and broken ribs. The group, including Mrs Taylor and four children, were transported to a Chillicothe hospital after the B and O train stop at Byer.
McArthur faced an American Legion squad from Nelsonville on the afternoon of the 25th. In a hotly contested game McArthur secured a 5 to 4 victory.
Miss Dollie Schwab of Wellston hosts a Sunday dinner with guests including Mrs. T. R. Magee Mrs. W. W. Chambers Mrs. Earl Christman and daughter Helen and Miss Gladyse Williams. Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmerman entertain Mr. and Mrs. Oliver.
Persistent breathers urged to try a free method to control asthma and hay fever at no cost. The promo targets hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed, promising rapid relief from wheezing paroxysms and difficult breathing. Mail the coupon today, no money or postage required.
Advertisement from Frontier Asthma Co Buffalo New York invites readers to request a free trial of their method at Room 416G Niagara and Hudson Streets Buffalo NY. The fragmentary notice suggests a mail order promotion without further details.
Mrs Tina Vollenweider of Hamden arrived today for a short visit with her son Senator O E Volienweider and family in town.
About a hundred friends of B. F. Sprouse of Wilksville township gathered at his home last Sunday in honor of his 74th birthday.
Mr and Mrs McCaferty and their grandchild of Nelsonville are visiting Mr and Mrs William Cameron near Wilksville according to local notices.
Mr and Mrs Chas Carson and Mr and Mrs O R Carson plus their son John Edgar and Mrs G L Ferris drove to Chillicothe for an outing as reported in local notes.
A brief social note records a day spent in the company of Mr Dabritz and Mrs Dabritz, detailing no further events or conclusions.
Floyd King driving a team hitched to a mowing machine near Turner Gibb's yesterday when the upright cutter bar fell and loosened the neck yoke. The machine ran forward, nearly severing a hind leg of one horse, which had to be shot. Also noted are visits and business moves of local residents including Orville Carson studying law in Cincinnati and W. W. Tinker planning an undertakers in Horak building. Mrs. Alva LaFollette and two children from Cleveland arrived for a visit.
State of Ohio v Stace Peck changes plea from not guilty to guilty and is fined 15 dollars plus costs. Sentence suspended thirty days to allow payment. Other cases include deferred trial for Orland Oil and Gas Co and equitable relief in Ada P Clutts v Elko Colliery Co with defaults in favor of plaintiffs and multiple defendants.
Clifford Owler of Chillicothe and Rosa Campfield of McArthur were married by Rev. E. O. Smith.
Yesterday's Ohio items recall Alfred Byers, Ohio State University president born near Urbana and died at Granville in 1878. Also noted is former congressman Thomas R. Ross who died near Lebanon, and 1875 Ohio State Teachers' Association annual convention at Put-in-Bay.
In Abyssinia smoking is illegal under a long standing tobacco ban dating to 1642. Initially aimed at priests smoking in churches the law later extended to all people.
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