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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
10
Clifford Will suffered arm and hand injuries after being caught in the gears of a machine at John M. Crawford Foundry yesterday afternoon. He was removed to his Syracuse home for treatment by local physicians.
Hay Pullins aged 25 of Akron weds Elizabeth Howard 25 of Letart Falls. Hollie H. Bell 32 of Columbus marries Minnie M. Spence 25 of Racine. W H Stilwagner 47 of Minersville ties with Jessie May Harger 35 of Pomeroy. George Robinson 25 and Clara Banks 17 both of Pomeroy are listed.
Mrs G P Hicks says four Eatonic tablets relieved her sour stomach and she recommends it. If digestion is troubled by sourness indigestion or acid stomach Eatonic aims to remove the cause and restore digestion. Take after meals to prevent discomfort and pain and carry a box for use with a druggist’s guarantee.
Melvin Roush age 25 of Mason West Virginia and Donsilla Mae Burris age 87 of Pom appear in a local civil matter. Officials note the pair are linked to a case under review in Mason County.
Gallipolis hospital reports Adolph Ebersbach nearly lost his right arm after a mine accident last week. Doctors removed a fractured bone section and wired the ends, with the fracture starting to knit as recovery progresses.
Capt and Mrs Frederick Eberbach travel to Magnetic Springs for a brief health stay. Mr Eberbach heads the Eberbach business operations in Pomeroy Bend and is hoped to soon regain vigor to continue driving local development.
Mrs. Alfred Eiberfeld hosted a slumber party at her pretty Pomeroy home Tuesday night for Miss Phyllis King who leaves Friday for Columbus. It marks another of the many small social events held in her honor this past week.
Mrs Merrill Covert of Middleport entertained February 27 with a chicken dinner. Fifteen relatives and close friends attended a quiet birthday anniversary celebration. The birthday cake was on display and the event concluded with a fine dinner and pleasant company.
The hearing before Judge Sater in Columbus on the street railway franchise repealed by Pomeroy Council is postponed until next Tuesday due to the illness of Solicitor H. C. Fish.
R A Miller and wife return from Cleveland and Columbus after several days away. Mrs Harry Williamson and daughter visit from Akron to see J C Fisher and wife. G A R ladies hold initiatory work and a banquet at their hall this afternoon. Miss Daisy Sue Stansbury of Columbus stays with grandparents on Third Street. Mrs Will Jones of Dayton visits daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ralph Sayre, guests from Pittsburg.
In Racine a home blaze at Steve Compton's residence was halted by vigorous neighbor intervention. A new pool table was installed at the Knights of Pythias club room. After 12 years a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Curt Carnahan. George Osborn bought Fred Wilcox En's residence. Carl Van Meter and Bob Cozart head to Crown City to start a coal mine. Mrs Charles Pritchard traveled to Dayton to visit her ailing husband.
Civil war veteran Joseph Canterbury of Co F 38th Ohio died in Gallipolis on Tuesday at age 87. He was related to the Kerrs Run Canterburys and connected to the Canterbury family.
Councilman L H R Foulk at a Buckeye State Press Association meeting in Columbus suggested the publishers hold their next summer gathering in Pomeroy with Marietta also urging the same. The executive committee was left to decide.
The Keely mine in Dugger Indiana operates as an unincorporated cooperative by the Dugger Mutual Coal and Mining Company producing 300 tons daily. Members share profits by output, elect a five member policy committee, plus finance committee, and wages follow district scale with added profits.
An advertisement touts Brownstone hair tint as a harmless, instant solution to gray streaks and faded hair. It claims long lasting natural colors from Golden to Black, sold in two sizes, with a free trial offer from The Kenton Pharmaceutical Co in Covington Kentucky.
Columbus March 3 portable school buildings will not be discarded when new facilities are built. G R Frank manual training supervisor proposes using the portables as electrical, machine, carpentry and metal trades shops with funding likely sought from the Board of Education to equip them for pre vocational work.
The second quarterly meeting of Albany church will be held at Hebbardsville M E church on March 6 at 10 30 a m Sermon by Supt Evans Sunday school at 9 30 Everyone come Miss Lucile O Neil returns home after two weeks with grandparents The funeral of Mr A B Dent of Athens held at C P church with many mourners Mrs Isaac Castle returns home from Columbus hospital improving The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Davis much improved Clyde Hudwell and Miss Freida Cusi wed at Logan last Saturday with Mrs A W Hudwell mother of the bridegroom present Other local visits and travel noted including Ford touring car purchase and several families visiting relatives.
A Belgian inventor unveils a typewriter capable of writing syllables with a speed of 150 words per minute. The device promises faster text output and phonetic accuracy for multilingual users.
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