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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
8
Deputy collector E. T. Stephenson will be at the court house in Pomeroy on March 10 and 11 to assist income earners in filing their returns. Returns must be filed by March 15, offering residents access to expert guidance on the tax process.
Prosecuting Attorney D. H. Peoples issues county wide notice to mine owners operators lessees and agents about the new law taking effect April 30 requiring wash rooms at all coal mine entrances for five or more workers with proper lighting heating water and facilities. He vows strict enforcement and no side stepping.
Mrs Saxerietts Ball wife of W J Pall dies at Inelda Kansas aged 78. Born and raised in Nease Settlement she moved to Kansas in the spring of She is daughter of I M and Gillmore and oldest sister of Gilmore of Pomeroy. She leaves a husband and one child in the area.
Mrs McKnight, widow, aged eighty, died after a stroke of paralysis on Monday morning. She leaves several children.
The Pomeroy Council will hold its regular by monthly meeting on Thursday evening. Officials urge residents to attend and discuss local matters.
Henry Karman and Monae Karman faced a divorce in which Henry was awarded custody of their children. The ruling emphasizes the best interests of the minor children and sets a custody arrangement to ensure their welfare.
The funeral for Mrs. Charles Cundiff who died at her New Haven home last Saturday from a stroke of paralysis was held Monday afternoon.
Gallipolis visitors include Mrs Albert Mees Mrs A W Lee and Henry Mees. Virginia Ball left for Columbus Springfield and Delaware on business. Evert Dailey departed for Mt Stanley to seek work. G E Chase served as a business visitor at Gallia County. George Epple attended Will Epple funeral then went home to Shreveport. W H Miller of Columbus visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs C D Jenkins of Dayton visit Mrs Garland who is ill. Mrs E D Will and Dorothy returned from Belpre. Mr and Mrs Fred Dr Groff visited Judge Miller and family then returned to Cleveland. M C Curley visiting George Owens and family. Miss T J Russell of Hollaway...
Mrs. Lottie Pearce Cook and family amid influenza report improving. Mrs. W. S. McBride of Syracuse travels to visit daughter Mrs. Helen Keene. Mrs. A Sabol of Trenton and Albert Reuter of Columbus return home after visiting their mother Mrs. Katherine Reuter. Charcohens of Middleport attends sister's funeral in Carleton. Hilda Bryant attends cousin Harry Clark's funeral in Bidwell with Mrs Ratchel Clark.
Lost white female hound with two brown grey spots on back over neck. Reward offered for return. Contact N. 8 S. Croy, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio.
M C Heart, agent in Middleport Ohio, announces three percent of town buyers ready to purchase. He invites owners to list any homes available in Middleport or Pomeroy.
Tombstone Arizona March 2 After two days of quiet the Bisbee deportation trial resumes as jurors nears completion and more witnesses are summoned for defense attorney Bruce Stevenson alleged perjury. County attorney Bob French is reported recovering from cancer after a miraculous at home salve claim.
Washington reports say about ten thousand Armenians have been massacred by Turkish nationalist forces in Asia Minor as fighting with French troops unfolds. The latest killings include 85 Armenian girls at Marash under American mission protection, with relief workers often endangered. An American car carrying five Americans and a French officer was fired on en route to Aintab, and Americans at Marash faced gunfire while mediating.
The March 1 readings show Point Bridge 4.7 feet stationary, Herrs Island 4.9 rising, Davis Island 7.9 rising, Beaver Dam 6.5 stationary, Parkersburg 7.1 falling, and Point Pleasant 10.8 falling as river levels shift.
A new device for home use combines a soda water fountain with a lever to release the precise amount of flavoring syrup and charged water. The invention promises convenient mixing at home.
The article explains exhausted nerve cells recover through proper blood nourishment. If the blood is thin, nerve nourishment weakens and nervous trouble follows. Pain signals that food is needed and may appear as headache, neuralgia, sciatica, or nervous indigestion. A non alcoholic tonic is urged to restore blood and revitalize nerves.
Mrs. H. M. Williams of 36 South Vine Street Mt Carmel Pa credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with eliminating years of nervousness headaches dizziness and indigestion. She says blood levels improved and she now eats and sleeps well. Pills sold 60 cents with a free booklet offer from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion as a fix for constipation and weak bowels. It claims rapid relief, appetite boost, and digestive restoration, with a money back guarantee after six bottles. The ad cites user testimonials and lists Terre Haute Indiana as the producer and Athens and Nelsonville as local guarantors.
Lester Locke hosted a March gathering at his home for his wife twenty sixth birthday. A lively crowd enjoyed games and music followed by ice cream and cake. Mrs Locke received many pretty gifts. Attendees included Mae Bailey Agnes Donaldson Neva North Ruth Hyllar Pauline Palmer Jeanette Palmer Garnett Linscott Cline Katie Cline Margaret Cline Gertrude Nora Locke Mrs Clara Smith Mrs Henry Locke Harold Thompson William Collins George Six Fred Russell Marel Glass Rodney Young Joe Cline and the Locke family.
In Georgetown Kentucky Lean ders Jackson, a Black inmate, is the lone occupant of the county jail and is under smallpox quarantine. The jail’s yellow flag marks the quarantine and Jackson asserts he will not leave. A separate detail notes a new stove lid lifter with dual pivoted handles used to spread hooks against a plate to prevent slipping.
Montesano March 2 The defense in the case of eleven I W W members on trial for murder stemming from the Centralia Armistice Day riots prepared to introduce more testimony The defense argues the shooting of parade marchers followed a raid on the I W W hall while George Vanderveer the chief attorney contends the group acted in self defense.
Government attorneys push to wrap up the Michigan election fraud trial in Grand Rapids. Assistant Attorney General Souter opens testimony. The case tests Blair's grand jury statements and Blair's claim that primary campaign expenses totaled 176000 dollars. Expert accountants will be used to challenge that figure.
The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional the portion of New York income tax law that taxed nonresidents for doing business in the state. Other sections of the law remain valid.
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