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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

7

Name Guenther Held in Rathenau Assassination Case

Berlin June 29 A man who gave the name Guenther was arrested today in connection with the assassination of Dr. Walter Rathenau late foreign secretary. Incriminating letters signed by General Ludendorff and Karl Helfferich were found in Guenther's possession. Guenther was betrayed by an assassin. Ludendorff and Helfferich are leaders of the nationalists.

Berlin Guenther Walter Rathenau Luidendorff Karl Helfferich Ludendorff Helfferich

Glouster Council Approves Bond Issues. Club Opens Grounds

A special Glouster council meeting passed bond issue ordinances after three readings. The Glouster Country Club near Bishopville opened this afternoon with many members and families present. The club secured Bishop Grove as grounds and added tennis, croquet, and horseshoe areas, plus swings for kids and benches. Miss Bess Harper, district nurse, will take a month’s vacation starting Friday to camp in the Oklahoma mountains. during absence Miss Anna Munn will cover one Tuesday each week in Glouster.

Glouster Bishopville Atendance Bishop Grove Bess Harper Oklahoma Mountains Miss Harper Anna Munn Athens

Local Guests Entertained by Dr and Mrs May

Misses Nancy and Charlotte Work and Madge Stevens of Logan were guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. H. May for a social visit at their home.

Nancy and Charlotte Work Madge Stevens Logan F. H. May

Mrs Tucker expected to leave hospital soon

Mrs. M. B. Tucker who was severely injured in the Athens Lumber Co crossing collision that killed Mr. Tucker has recovered enough to leave Columbus hospital and return home next week. She was taken to the hospital on the same train that struck the automobile.

M. B. Tucker Athens Lumber Co Tuckr Columbus Tucker

Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra Delights Church Audience

The Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra presented by the Women's Missionary Society at the Church of Christ last night proved a popular entertainment and was greatly enjoyed by the audience.

Women’s Missionary Society Church of Christ

Pauline Theisin Dies After Appendicitis In Chauncey

Miss Pauline Theisin of Millfield dies after an appendectomy at Athens hospital. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Theisin and would have joined Chauncey high school's next graduating class. Funeral services are Friday at the M E church in Millfield with burial in Chauncey cemetery.

Chauncey Pauline Theisin Athens Hospital Herman Theisin Millfield Chauncey High School M. E. Church Chauncey Cemetery

Elza Bolen Dies at 56 in Athens Hospital Burial Planned

Elza Bolen aged 56 died June 27 at Athens State Hospital. The body was sent to Jackson Wednesday evening for burial by Newsom Walburn Co.

Elza Bolen Athens State Hospital Jackson Newsom-Walburn Co

Funeral services for Elza McCooley at Sugar Creek church

Funeral services were held for Elza McCooley age 36 near Canal Winchester. He is survived by children Elmer Eldon Bessie and Kenneth with wife and three-year-old Henry predeceased him after the 1918 flu epidemic. Burial followed at Augustine cemetery.

Sugar Creek Elza MccCooley Canal Winchester Augustine Elmer Eldon Bessie Kenneth Henry McCooley

Will Soon Rule On Steel Merger

Attorney General Daugherty said DOJ will report to the Senate on the proposed steel merger after July 10 when investigators’ records are completed.

Washington Daugherty Department of Justice Senate Department

Ohio printing contracts opened to all firms statewide

Ohio finance director Davis invites printing houses across the state to bid on all state printing contracts for the next two years starting November 1. The open competition aims to select bidders from all sections of Ohio and ensure broad participation.

Columbus Ohio Davis

Albany Birth Announcement for Earl Baughman Family

Albany reports the birth of an eight and a half pound son to Mr and Mrs Earl Baughman on Thursday morning in this place. The item appears under a section titled Higher Court.

Albany Earl Baughman Higher Court

Government action cites union chiefs over railway labor dispute

Chicago June 29 United States railroad Labor today cited leaders of the Federated shopcrafts maintenance of way and other unions for violation of the transportation act. The move mirrors the threatened September strike but targets union heads only and precedes a 2 o'clock hearing. In Athens Rev Arthur H Marshall supervised classes that raised naturalization exam scores with 55 passers, prompting praise from R K Nobell and a pledge of bureau support.

Chicago Federated Shopcrafts Maintenance of Way Brotherhood United States Railroad Labor Board Athens Arthur H. Marshall Marshall R. K. Nobell Ell Bureau of Naturalization Pittsburg Cincinnati

Distric court fines man for trapping out of season

Frank Moon, 60, of Ayersville, was fined $25 and costs by Justice George W. Killey after State Fish and Game Protector S. L. Blake arrested him for trapping out of season. Blake said Moon kept a coon in a cage. A Sugar Creek community sing is planned at the Sugar Creek church Friday at 7:30 pm with Fred Lee Tom of Ohio University glee club as leader and Maude Skidmore providing a reading. Everyone is invited to attend and sing.

Frank Moon Ayersville George W.’. Killey Fish and Game S. L. Blake Blake Moon Sugar Creek Athens Fred Lee Tom Ohio University Glee Club Fame W. R. Phillips Maude Skidmore Alma Moore Tompkins

Prince Don Fabrizio Colonna Weds Jeane Perkins Abroad

International romance culminates in a wedding between Prince Don Fabrizio Colonna of Rome and Miss Jeane Perkins of New York. The ceremony occurred at the famed St Bartolomeo in Switzerland.

New York Don Fabrizio Colonna Rome Jeane Perkins Switzerland St. Bartolomeo

Three Suits Filed in Athens County Court

Fred Kerns sues the Athens county and The Plains rural school boards for 1260 claiming unpaid wages after being hired as a Plains seventh grade teacher on June 4, 192 and not permitted to teach. Flora Mingus seeks divorce from Pearley Mingus with custody of their 12 year old daughter. Frank Minner and A B Johnson of Nelsonville face John Pollock and John C Seaton in Chicago in a $4000 note recovery suit linked to a Texas land deal.

Fred Kerns Athens County Common Pleas Court Board of Education Athens County Plains Flora Mingus Athens Pearley R. Mingus

Youngstown Girl Completes School Ahead Of Schedule

Miss Julia A. Spear of Youngstown completes Raven High four year course in three and a half years at age fifteen. She earns a place among nineteen honor students, wins a girls athletics letter, and plays a prominent role in social activities.

International News Service Youngstown Ohio Julia A. Spear Miss Spear Raven High School

Donald White Injured Twice In Accidents

Donald White age ten son of Mr and Mrs J K White of Sethorn Avenue broke his left arm after falling from a tree. He had previously broken his right arm last Christmas while trying out new skates on the ice.

Rucyrus Donald White J. K. White Sethorn Avenue

Mrs. Rockefeller Jr Designs Almost All Her Gowns

The daughter of a multi millionaire and wife of another, Mrs John J Rockefeller Jr designs nearly all her own gowns showing a rare independent fashion sense within high society circles.

John J. Rockefeller Jr

Churchill Denies Sham Irish Attack as Real Battle

London dispatch June 29 Winston Churchill rejected claims that the assault by Irish Free State troops on the Four Courts in Dublin was a sham battle. He insisted the action was a genuine engagement and condemned it as a real clash.

London Fourth Court Dublin Winston Churchill Adid

Dublin Armistice Talks Fail As Rebels Reject Terms

A Dublin dispatch reports that an attempted armistice between republicans and free state troops in Dublin failed this afternoon after rebels rejected the terms offered.

London Dublin Evening News

Others Vote to Join the Strike in Detroit

Detroit on June 29. Indications show railroad maintenance of way employees and shop laborers voting overwhelmingly for a strike to be called Saturday. The decision was announced at the brotherhood headquarters by E. Frank Grable, national president of the brotherhood.

Detroit Brotherhood E. Frank Grable Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way

Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Skin Irritation

A vend story-style ad touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a cure for eczema itch pimples rashes and blackheads. It claims itching stops instantly and minor blemishes disappear overnight with safe tender skin use and low prices 35 cents or a dollar for extra bottle.

Dogs Fight Backed by Threats In Kingslee Corner Case

Mrs Liola Sager of Kingslee's Corners faced arrest after she sicced two dogs on James Kennelly the dog catcher. Kennelly drew his gun and threatened to shoot unless the dogs were called off. Sager was fined five dollars for harboring an unlicensed dog in Justice George's court.

Big Nell McCantz Jacksonville Mariner W. B. Bartels Pearl W. Helwig Bartels Redtown Elyria Liola Sager Kingslee’s Corners James Kennnelly

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