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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

4

Community Notes from Mason and Nearby Areas

Alfred Gold and wife visited Athens with friends. Joseph Loomis and family from Pt. Pleasant stayed with Mrs. Henry Fruith. Herman Kelmire left for oil fields. Mollie Brannon visiting relatives in the country. A daughter born to John Elias and wife. Funeral for Peter Knapp held at U B church with burial in I O O F cemetery. Francis Duffy left for Cleveland with Mrs. Gracion. Fulton Gregory of Charleston led services at St. Joseph church. Mrs. Mud Sands and two children visited Harry Oliver’s in Pomeroy. Brooks trial attended by locals in Pomeroy. Newton Manley suffered a stroke at home. Frank Cook and family spent Sunday with Hartford friends.

Alfred Gold Athens Joseph Loomis Pt. Pleasant Henry Fruith Herman Kelmire Mollie Brannon John Elias Peter Knapp Clifton U. B Francis Duffy Cleveland Gracion Fulton Gregory Charleston St. Joseph Catholic Church Mud Sands Harry Oliver Pomeroy Brooks Newton Manley Frank Cook Hartford

Road repairs halted by fuel rail shipping curb

County road work stalled as road metal cannot be shipped due to ICC fuel priority for coal trains. Officials purchased a rock crusher last January to avoid rail delays, but it was never shipped, leaving commissioners blocked until rail relief arrives or shipments resume.

Interstate Commerce Commission

War Damage Estimates Highlight Need for Postwar Reconstruction

The report notes that the damaged individuals are unable to work and will require millions to restore them to their prewar productivity, underscoring the scale of postwar reconstruction needs.

Paradox of Costs in Debate Over Household Expenses

A critic notes the discrepancy in concern over price increases, mocking a man who defends a coal bill but pays extra for a car and a woman who frets over meat costs while ignoring large piano price climbs.

Bryan's Resurgent Rise Stirs Deepening Political Grief

The piece portrays Bryan as a symbolic figure whose periodic reappearance stirs significant upheaval in politics, with the deeper buried influence of his legacy rising every quadrennium.

Bryan

Frisco Delegates Tie War Motive to Democrats Safety

Frisco delegates assert the war aimed to make the world safe for the Democrats, arguing the conflict served partisan ends and shaping postwar policy and voter sentiment.

Frisco

Opinions Reprinted on Pittsburg Press and Minneapolis Tribune

Reprinted editorials attack Wilson and party positions. Pittsburg Press labels the Republican convention conservative and questions jailing Debs and striking workers. Minneapolis Tribune accuses Wilson of befogging voters and acting as a dictator over league of nations obligations.

Pittsburg Republican Party Minneapolis Tribune Wilson League of Nations Senate

Price Rise in Local Laundry Service Riles Reader

A Norfolk letter from a reader in Concord North Carolina reports a colored woman who laundries his clothes has raised her daily rate from 25 to 30 cents after an extra demise in the week’s wash. The writer asks for guidance on how to respond.

Roy Concord N. C Ole Dale

Jacksonville Revenue Law and School Costs Analyzed

An article discusses how a new revenue law impacts Jacksonville schools. It details required salaries for 15 teachers at about 1200 each, total costs around 20600, and how state county and local levies fund the district. It explains tax implications, including a 3 mill levy and 2.5 mill reduction, yielding 1499 dollars in local funds and 3442 in attendance-based income, with outside funding covering the rest and noting 21 percent of total costs come from outside sources.

A. FE. Wagner University Supt. Butcher Logan County Jacksonville Stae

Young worker injured by freight train in Chauncey

Cecil Adams about 18 was struck by a freight train in Chauncey yards Sunday noon. His right leg suffered severe injuries with knee cap torn away and lower leg fracture. Dr. Sprague treated him before he was sent to a Columbus hospital for care. George Peck fell from a scaffold while building a house Saturday afternoon and injured his ankle.

Chauncey Cecil Adams Sprague Columbus George Peck

Memorial services and local housing projects noted

Fractured text mentions mine housing being erected near Murray Orbiston and Buchtel for miners and families. Rev Gilbert Courtney led a memorial sermon at the Christian Church for the Odd Fellows with graves decorated at the cemetery. Coach and Mrs A P B Mackie Ruth Law of Athens are visiting after a Pennsylvania wedding trip with Ruth Law's parents.

Murray Orbiston Buchtel Gilbert Courtney Christian Church The Odd Fellows A. PB. Mackie Ruth Law Athens Pennsylvania

Palmer and Cox Rally Fans in San Francisco

In a hotel rooftop garden Palmer and his wife A. Mitchell Palmer greet supporters for nearly two hours. Singers perform Palmer songs and a playful campaign chant mocks Cox with lines about Ohio delegates and the White House bid.

San Francisco A. Mitchel Palmer Whitcomb Palmer White House

Local residents named in Nelsonville legal notice

Cecil Fox of Columbus and Elizabeth M Parker of Gloucester along with Edward R Carter a miner and Edna B Hartmann a telephone operator, all of Nelsonville, appear in the notice.

Cecil Fox Columbus Elizabeth M. Parker Glouster Edward R. Carter Miner Edna B. Hartmann Nelsonville

Poles Called For Military Service In Warsaw Dispatch

All able bodied Poles between 25 and 30 have been summoned for military service, according to a Warsaw dispatch. A second item notes a new springless roller shade operated by a cord.

London Warsaw

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