Fire destroys building. 200 workers displaced
A fire this morning completely destroyed the building. Two hundred men were thrown out of loft work. Loss is estimated at 150000 dollars. The cause is not yet known and authorities are investigating.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
6
A fire this morning completely destroyed the building. Two hundred men were thrown out of loft work. Loss is estimated at 150000 dollars. The cause is not yet known and authorities are investigating.
A well known Ruble Township farmer, about four miles northeast of Trimble, shot himself in the head after a period of mental strain. Coroner L R Sanders investigated and ruled death as self-inflicted. He left a wife and three children.
Glouster Mrs C B Dillon recovers after appendicitis surgery in Columbus Sunday afternoon. Her husband Mr Jon and uncle Dr Richard of Nelsonville were present. Postop notes say she improved though complications possible. Virgil Davis and Elza Morris swap rural and village mail routes. Standard T ers Society meeting of the Methodist church postponed to Monday at 7 at Miss Helen Whittle’s home.
All members of Chickamauga Council No 62 Degree of Pocahontas are asked to send their bazaar packages to the Red Men Hall Saturday between noon and 1 pm. The bazaar opens at 1 pm. Come early for first selection. Dance at night from to 12.
James Lantz of Trimble paid a $19 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to a drunkenness charge before Mayor Wilson. Constable Tom Davis arrested him. Rothwell Club members elected officers for the year including President Mrs. Noon and secretary Mrs. Palmer.
Henry Hartman, who had been staying with friends, departed this morning for Powhattan Point after recent years at Baileys Mills. He has just purchased a restaurant at Towhattan Point and will assume charge of the business there.
A birthday celebration took place at Meshick Hamilton's Akron home last Saturday honoring his 80 year old mother Mrs. Mary Hamilton who is visiting Akron. Mrs. Lillie Harrold of Birmingham Alabama visited her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Stillwell.
In Boston on March 6 the federal grand jury opened an inquiry into the affairs of the closed firm G. F. Redmond & Co. Federal District Attorney Harris summoned 12 firms and individuals to appear before the grand jury.
Ironton March 6 Whitwell School building valued at 160000 burned since Wednesday night after a boiler room explosion. Left wing destroyed. losses around 56000. Six firemen overcome by smoke and gas and taken to hospital. The blaze deprived 300 pupils of schooling.
Judge dismissed a claim by policeman James Co. Eden against Fr. W Tevans of Gahanna for injuries from a motorcycle collision on October 26 1921. Eden alleged a speeder caused the crash but the verdict awarded Eden $250.
Two radio outfits were stolen in Columbus yesterday valued at 75 dollars and 50 dollars. Police say these are the first reports on file regarding radio outfit thefts and express surprise none had occurred sooner.
A renowned reformer announces plans to circle the globe. The initial leg of the journey proceeds with public hopes for a successful voyage.
A nemery claims Zemo stops itching and soothes skin irritations including eczema and pimples. The tonic promises instant relief from itching, with minor blemishes clearing overnight. Zemo is described as a safe antiseptic liquid. sizes and prices are listed as 35c and 1.00 for extra large, plus Zemo Soap and Ointment.
Jesse Steffy was granted a divorce from his wife Lillian Steffy on willful absence. Mrs. Steffy did not appear in court to contest the action. They have no children.
Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former head of the United States Veterans' Bureau, under investigation in Chicago on multiple charges, appeared before United States Commissioner McDonald and posted 19000 dollars bond for a Chicago hearing set on March 17.
A statement tests the idea of universal parity as a man argues that true equality comes from effort and mindset rather than status. The remark frames a discussion about merit and opportunity across social hierarchies.
The Senate approved an agreement with Finland for repaying 9 million dollars of wartime debt to the United States over the next 62 years.
A Nashville reader touts the relief from dread and suffering during pregnancy using Mother's Friend, applied externally to abdomen back and hips. The ad urges writing Bradfield Regulator Co. for a free informative book and purchasing from local druggists.
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