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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
10
A day on Jupiter lasts nine hours and fifty minutes, marking the planet’s rapid rotation. This brief day contrasts with Earth’s longer cycle and influences atmospheric dynamics and weather patterns on the gas giant.
The scene centers on Alec who is puzzled yet charmed as Sarah Ann captivates him and Ted, warning of a brotherly bond, dominates the evening. The narrator notes budding affection between Alec and Sarah Ann, while Ted’s influence shapes the social dynamic on a tour of sights in New York.
A narrator recalls a frank confession about a hostess who is in love with a married woman. He plans a campaign with Alec Ted and Billy to influence events, worried about Sarah Ann’s possible reaction. The scene ends with a pledge to continue the scheme.
The house passed a resolution seeking senate consent to adjourn until August 15 and left open the start date for the summer recess. The measure set no specific date to begin the break.
An American woman introduces parasols with detachable covers that can be changed to match any gown. The invention showcases adaptability and fashion coordination.
Mrs S M Reed aged 80 dies at her Perry Iowa home after born Creoa Vinton County Ohio in 1842 she leaves four sons one daughter 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral June 21 at M E church Perry Iowa. Wells ton switchman Ralph Aleshire suffers a crushed left foot in a yard incident. George Burroughs moves to Athens for work. L C Burson visits from Athens. Dave Weisenberger buys a new Olds sedan. Guy Stevenson accused by Lafe Arthur of taking wrong road near McArthur then returns near Allensville.
A horse owned by Wesley Phillips of Muiga was struck and killed during the big storm on Tuesday. The incident occurred as severe weather swept through the area causing electrocution or fatal injuries to the animal.
Miss Marguerite Calvin joins a sightseeing party in Washington D C on a Be QO six day touring plan.
Miss Florence Hawkins director of music at Ohio University Athens will soon depart for Lake George New York where she will spend some time likely on a vacation or professional leave.
Miss Hawkins has been granted a leave of absence for several months to seek health benefits from a northern climate. The decision reflects her desire to improve health through relocation.
State of Ohio ex rel Lena Cline an unmarried woman against Henry Gregory set for Monday July 17 with Vollenweider for plaintiff. Clyde Pettit and C H Winland against Creole Oil and Gas Co set for trial July 18 8 30 a m Darby for plaintiff Vollenweider for defendant. Talma M Graves against Fred E Clark money set for trial July 49 9 a m Darby for plaintiff Vol lenweider for defendant. William G Glandon against Fred E Clark administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Graves money set for trial July Vollenweider for plaintiff Blake for defendant State of Ohio ex rel Ora E Knauff an unmarried woman against H D Wells Vollenweider for plaintiff.
The ministerial association of Athens and vicinity will gather Monday at 1 30 P M in the Presbyterian church parlors. Rev Johnson of Nelsonville will discuss a recent English book by Dr Hutton The Proposal of Jesus Rev Hickman of Athens will sing a piece This is the third meeting held on the first and third Mondays Of each month All ministers and ministry students in the city or county are invited Officers are Dr A Y Wilcox president Rev M E Chatley vice president and Rev A H Marshall secretary
Researchers test blowing white dust into mine tunnels to improve illumination and reduce miners blindness. The study explores dust as a lighting aid for underground workers and safety.
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