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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1922

Page

3

Nelsonville considers canal sewers and new ordinances

At the Nelsonville council meeting residents urged rapid sewer relief along the canal with Chamber of Commerce backing. Ordinances on parking street rules billiard rooms and waste disposal were introduced or adopted as work on levee and sewer planning proceeded.

Nelsonville C. C. Sharp J. R. Sands Chamber of Commerce East End Shafer Ulayer Barker Industrial Commission Columbus Hocking Street Square Fayette Street Columbus Street Bean Building Regulais Asa Hammond Jackson Street Hammond Baltimore” Anderson Jackson Streets Davis Fourth and Poplar Streets Charles McManaway John Hill I. Warner William Mills Council

British Women Gain Seats in House of Lords Privilege

Lady Rhondda leads a successful push allowing 24 British peeresses to apply for seats in the House of Lords. The list includes Baroness Lucas of Cridwell and Dingwall, Duchess of Fife, Countess Seafield, and others. The report notes a dinner charity and a new mine rescue car arriving for the Hocking district with extensive equipment and a $8,000 value.

House OF Lords Rhondda Baroness Hocking Nelsonville Paul Athens Perry Baroness Furnival Duchess of Norfolk Countess of

A Successful Man Dr. R. V. Pierce Laureled

Noted Buffalo physician Dr. R. V. Pierce achieved fame for his specialty in women’s diseases. His Favorite Prescription, a vegetable tonic, is promoted as a safe remedy for backache headaches and other common female ailments. trial offer and free medical advice are advertised.

R. V. Pierce Pierce Buffalo N. Y Doctor Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Miss Ruth Newton hosts O K Club at Grover street

Nelsonville notes describe Miss Ruth Newton entertaining the O K club with music and games during a Monday afternoon gathering at her Grover street home. A two course lunch followed for a group of, Misses Marguerite Cook Lela Chapman Letha Minner Helen Sharp Evelyn Pritts Ruth Newton Nellie Morrison Bessie Smith Elizabeth Carr Irene Cook and Mary Louise Pritchard. Y M C A notes report a busy basketball week with a three game program scheduled at the Y gym including Ameri can Legion Murray City vs local Y team and other matches.

American Legion Murray City Murray Y Business Girls Athens

Valley Lodge K of P Special Meeting Notice

Special meeting of Valley Lodge K of P is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. Important business demands large attendance. Members urged to attend.

Valley Lodge

Special Masonic meeting at Masonic Hall in March

Valley Chapter No 29 R A M hosts a two day special meeting at the Masonic Hall on March 11 and 12 with the Grand High Priest of Ohio and staff from Johnson Chapter Columbus assisting. It is the first class for the Valley Chapter and they plan to hold classes twice yearly, inviting all R A M members.

Masonic Hall State of Ohio Johnson Chapter Columbus Valley

Scout Tournament Scheduled in Athens This March

A Boy Scout tournament will be held in Athens on March 17 with teams from three local troops entering. A separate local tournament on March 15 will raise funds to cover entry expenses for the Athens event.

Athens

Doanville Boy Scouts Plan Meeting at the Y

The Doanville troop will hold a Thursday evening meeting at the Y with cats present, signaling a lively troop and a turning point toward better things in Doanville.

Doanville Boy Scouts Doanville

Meeting of the board directors Tomorrow at 6 15 PM

A meeting of the board of directors is set for tomorrow evening at 6 15 PM in the building. Members will discuss pending agenda items and future steps for governance.

Death of 85 Year Old Carbon Hill Resident

Mr John Bartoe aged 85 died at his home near Carbon Hill last evening Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Carbon Hill Christian church Burial will follow in Carbon Hill cemetery

Carbon Hill John Bartoe Carbon Hill Christian Church

Pot Luck Supper By Sunday School Class

The Sunday school class of Mrs. Anna Lowden will host a pot luck supper in the social rooms of the M. F. E. church on Thursday evening March 16.

Anna Lowden M. FE

Miss Evans Hosts K. K. Club on East Franklin

Miss Phyllis Evans will entertain the K. K. club at her East Franklin street home on Wednesday evening. All members are urged to attend.

Phyllis Evans K. K East Franklin Street

Mrs Nixon Urged To Call At Bank For Forgotten Charity Check

Citizens Central Bank in Nelsonville asks Mrs. John Nixon whose address is unknown to call about a $5.00 check sent to a local charity on her behalf. If she does not respond soon, the check will be returned to the donor.

John Nixon Citizens Central Bank Nelsonville

Mrs D Annéile to Speak at Logan Meeting on Rest Room

Community club activity notes a talk by Mrs D Annéile of Logan tonight at the YMCA about how Logan secured a rest room. An executive board meeting is scheduled for 7 30.

D. Annéile Logan Community Club

Circle of Ruth Hosts Dinner at Presbyterian Church

Mrs Don Davis and Mrs Leonard Cooley hosted Circle of Ruth members Monday evening in the Presbyterian church parlors. At five o clock the hostesses served an elegant luncheon. Green and white were the colors.

Don Davis Leonard Cooley Circle of Ruth Presbyterian Church

Women organize city relief effort plan for York Waterloo

Twenty women from city organizations answered Mayor McCune's call and attended a meeting at the city building. They outlined a systematic relief program for York and Waterloo townships with thorough investigations of aid applicants and cards issued to those deemed worthy by the chairman and charity headquarters.

McCune York Township York Waterloo

Truth About the Flu and Bulgarian Blood Tea Claims

An exposé on the 1918 influenza outbreak argues the disease spreads from infected individuals via nose and mouth and that mental state does not cause illness. It promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a universal home remedy to boost circulation and purge poisons, endorsed by physicians and druggists.

County officials hear township claims for road work

Athens county commissioners opened the March session with townships presenting summer road-improvement plans. The Plains delegation urged fixes on the Athens Plains road while another group sought repairs on the Albany area road to the Athens Country Club. The board authorized payment of many Civil War veteran burial claims, a quarterly and rising expense.

Athens County the Plains Athens-Plains Athens Albany Athens Country Club

Holding His Own Mayr's Remedy Claims Quick Help

A reader recalls ten years of benefit from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble and reports a distant friend's brother improving after taking it. The letter asserts the remedy removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, claims one dose proves effectiveness, and notes money refunds. Local dealers are listed.

Mayr McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville

Seven Jump From Burning Rooming House Fatal Fire

Seven occupants of a burning rooming house leaped from upper floors before firemen could deploy a life net. One died of injuries hours later and four others were seriously hurt.

Kansas City

666 Promised to Cure Cold Fever Grippe Quickly

An advertisement claims 666 will break a cold fever and grippe faster than any known remedy, preventing pneumonia. The note emphasizes rapid, effective relief.

Miner Injured At Mine 10 When Loading Boom Breaks

Glouster Lorenzo Hooper was bruised on legs and had facial cuts after a loading boom fell at Mine 10 in Derthick on Monday. He was treated by Dr. LeFever and later released. the blow was glancing, preventing fatal injury though he will be sore for days.

Lorenzo Hooper Derthick Dr. LeFever Altho Hooper

Yaw Acquires Local Tire Vehicle and Harness Business

J. V. Yaw has purchased the tire vehicle and harness business long operated in the city by L. R. Andrews. He is now in full charge and uses the Andrews building on Front street, with plans to relocate to a new building later.

J. V. Yaw L. R. Andrews Mr. Yaw Andrews Front Street

Mooseheart moving pictures to be shown at opera house

Moving pictures of Mooseheart, the Illinois home for fatherless children maintained by the Loyal Order of Moose, will be shown at the opera house Wednesday evening with the regular film program. Viewers will see the work Moose lodge does for the children.

Mooseheart Illinois Loyal Order of Moose Opera House Moose Lodge

Funeral held for Mrs John Kosty of Hunterdon

The funeral for Mrs. John Kosty of Hunterdon will take place Wednesday at 2 PM at Hollister church with interment in Hollister cemetery. She is survived by her husband and ten children.

John Kosty Hunterdon Hollister Church Hollister Frances Kempton Urbancrest Curtis Kempton Ora LeFever B. V. LeFever Congress Run

Stella Green Heads to Columbus for Operation

Miss Stella Green travels to Columbus for an upcoming operation. She is accompanied to the hospital by her sister Mrs Will Embrey.

Stella Green Columbus Will Embrey

Ath ens Residents Visit Burts Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Orlin Houck of Athens were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Don Burt in a local social visit.

Mrs Orlin Houck Athens Don Burt

Moody couple welcome a daughter this Sunday

Mr and Mrs Virgil Moody announce the birth of a daughter in Canaanville. They hosted their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Hoyt Stephenson during the visit this past week.

Canaanvile Hoyt Stephenson Virgil Moody

Margot Asquith Sees Prohibition and Politics in America

Margot Asquith, described as the grandmother of the flapper, speaks in New York about English politics, the Versailles and Cannes conferences, and warns against American prohibition. She notes May elections, Lloyd George, and praises Mr. Hughes while criticizing U.S. front-page sensationalism.

Harry R. Flory I. N New York Mar Margot Asquith Flapper United States Canada Herhelt Nome England Charlie Chaplin Mary Pickford Lady Asquith Lloyd George Margot Versailles Cannes Washington Balfour Hughes Harding

Bigamy Is Trifling Matter in His Eyes

Edward F. Habbert 26 of Steubenville told Sheriff Roberts he kind of likes his wife who was jailed on a bigamy charge. He claimed she was legally married to him while on January 3 she married Clarence W. Sellars of Parkersburg, a former Elk Hotel employee in Steubenville.

Marietta Edward F. Habbert Steubenville Roberts Habbert Clarence W. Sellars Parkersburg Elk

Scenic Road Boosted by Atlantic Pacific Highway Session

About 250 delegates from Ohio Indiana and West Virginia attended the Atlantic Pacific highway commission session in Tronton Ohio. The road will be maintained in near perfect condition with federal aid. Huntington Chamber of Commerce and West Virginia groups back the route they advocate.

Tronton Ohio Indiana West Virginia Atlantic-Pacific Highway Commission Huntington Chamber of Commerce

Railroads Seek Wage Cuts Across Industry

Chicago March 7 The nation’s railroads urged the United States railway labor board to slash wages for most employees with cuts from four to two cents per hour for hourly workers and from 10.02 to 14.28 dollars monthly for monthly paid staff. The move would affect track and common laborers and unskilled workers, while train service staff largely exempt. Higgins submitted data arguing rail wages exceed those in similar industries, a point under the Transportation Act.

Chicago Mar International News Service United States Railway Labor Board Higgins

Cost of living in Vienna now vastly higher

The article notes that Vienna daily expenses have risen to about 60 000 times the level seen in 1914. This record highlights the extreme inflationary change affecting prices and living costs since the early 20th century.

Vienna

Lemon Lotion for Soft Hands from Farmhouse Remedy

Squeeze juice of two lemons into a bottle with a half pint of Orchard White from any drug store. Shake well to make a gentle lemon lotion that softens rough hands. Supposedly superior to glycerine and rose water, it claims stage stars use it for a rosy white complexion without irritation.

President Harding Opposes Soldier Bonus Bill

The White House announced President Harding opposes the soldier bonus bill. The measure would levy a sales tax to fund the bonus, and the House is prepared to act without that tax.

Washington Mar Iternational News Service Harding House White House

Ulster Officials Prepare Martial Law in Belfast

Martial law prepared in Belfast as Ulster officials respond to violent disorders reported March 7. Authorities move to restore order amid escalating clashes and security concerns.

Belfast

Jaques Little Wonder Capsules Promise Quick Indigestion Relief

An old advertisement touts Jaques Little Wonder Capsules as a fast digestive aid. It claims one capsule digests 5,000 grains of food and relieves indigestion, gas, and dyspepsia, with endorsements from Rev. Dr. Thompson and a money back guarantee. The product is sold in various drugstores and by mail order.

Circle of Ruth The Presbyterian Church Relief Committee Thomas G. Thompson Drst Episcopal Church Johnstown N. Y McKee Drug’ Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville

Cabinet Resigns in Madrid Amid Political Turmoil

Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet delivered its resignation today as political instability dominates the capital. The move clears the way for potential new leadership and future government arrangements.

Madrid Spain

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Katie Kely Cromartie Burton Clifton of Leighton Bromswold Darcey de Knayth Yarborough Dorchester Darnley Gray E Ros Nelsonville News J. W. Lewis H. P. W. G. Woodson Sec Harley-Davidson A. D. Farrow Nelsonville, Ohio John McCormick Kaelin Nelsonville, O Glouster Isaac Frice Frank Cox Daughters of Veterans Golden Eagle Hall Peoples Store Bigamy National Rail Board Bayer
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