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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1928

Page

10

Beart Trouble Proves Fatal to Woman Here

Miss Anna Weitzel 80, of Malta and Logan dies at home from heart trouble after months of illness. Brother G C Weitzel, former official of the New York Coal Co, and sisters Mrs Lydia Moyer and Mrs James Harmon of Parkersburg, Va survive. Funeral at home Thursday with Rev Henry Geddes of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial in Grove cemetery.

Lydia Maria James Mery Parkersburg W. Va Henry L. Ged Presbyterian Church Grove Cemetery

Canal Days Discussed At Rotary Club Meeting

Logan March 7 canal boats topic sparked lively discussion at the Ro tary Club meeting. Emerson Poston led the program with Mrs Ida Jas and Mrs John Dougherty contributing many facts.

Columbus L. C. Laube Akron

New Hair Mode from Broadway Dancer Praises Danderine

Miss Agnes, a Bowing Broadway dancer in Rio, touts a new hair routine praised as smart by many. She credits Danderine with removing dandruff, smoothing hair, and keeping a healthy scalp with a few brushes per use. The product is advertised as not oily, fragrance pleasant, and sold for five cents at druggists.

Miss Agnes

Three Burglaries Reported in Logan

Three Logan businesses were entered Monday night as burglars chiselled door panels and cut windows. Targeted were Kitchen Lighting Station on South Spring, Martin and Jones confectionery on Main, and Sherman Lyke grocery on Main near the confectionery. Taken were cash, a revolver, flashlight, tires, and small change. authorities suspect the same suspects as a month ago.

Logan Kitchen Liiting South Spring Street Martin and Jones Confectionery Main Street Sherman T. Lyke Kitchen Charles Solomon Lyke Luke Midway Lortz L. K. Showalter

Woman Dies as Elks Elect Logan Leaders

Margaret Scoville, 68, died of apoplexy at her East Hunter Street home in Logan. Funeral at Methodist church. burial in Oak. In Logan, Elks Lodge No. 452 elected Joe Farbearn exalted ruler, with Harrold Larimer and others as officers. Miami, Fla. grand lodge ahead.

Margaret Scoville Joe Farbearn James R. Fields Ryler Grand Lodge Miami Fla Edward C. Collins Chillicothe

Ramey Son Returns From Europe To Represent Du Pont

Logan March 7 Charles Ramey son of Mrs Alice Ramey Logan has just returned from Europe where for the last 11 months he represented the Du Pont interests He will now represent the eastern interests of that company with headquarters at Fairfield Conn Mr Ramey was a former resident of Logan

Logan Charles Raey Alice Ramey Europe du Pont Fairfield Conn Ramey

Logan Man Joseph Bright Dies in Columbus at 86

Joseph L. Bright of Logan died in Columbus of heart disease at 86. He formerly lived in Logan and worked at the post office and as a county school examiner. Survived by four daughters, a son J G Bright, a sister Mrs Sarah Blackstone, a brother John Bright, and grandchildren George Charles Joe and Harry Smith of Logan. Funeral services will be held in Columbus with Logan relatives attending.

Logan Columbus Joseph L. Bright Jana Bright J. G. Bright Nelson A. Curtis Malcolm B. Grove Isaac A

Kachelmacher No.29 Well Begins Production at Lost Run Site

March 7 report from Logan notes the Kachelmacher estate well No. 29 on Lost Run Coal property began shooting after completion and averaged 150 barrels daily. Few wells drill in Hocking county due to poor roads and low oil prices, while capital shifts to Crooksville as new development attracts investments.

Logan Kachelmacher Lost Run Coal Company Hocking County Crooksville

Hocking Valley Bowlers Hit 2904 In Logan League

Logan Bowling League action Monday saw Hocking Valley bowlers roll 2904 pins and take three games from champions Wood Workers. Sloan posted a 627 three game total and a 216 average over six contests, with Brayne and Cruise near 600 as the Wood Workers failed to hit their usual high marks.

Logan Hocking Valley The Wood Workers Sloan Bray Cruise

Hocking County Farm Bureau Plans Membership Campaign

Plan for a membership drive discussed by Hocking County Farm Bureau directors at a Saturday meeting. No action taken yet. another meeting set to announce campaign start date. Logan March 7. Also in Shawnee Rolland Bright inspected the lodge with Lloyd Mount and C W Pollmatsch from Mingo lodge. Roger Friend and daughter Betty Jean visited Columbus over the weekend.

Logan Hocking County Farm Bureau Rolland Bright Masonic Shawnee Ros de Laney Lancaster Bright Lloyd A. Mount C. W. Pollmatsch Mingo Roger Friend Betty Jean Columbus

Logan Briefs In Carbon Hill Socials

Mrs. William Clark and grandson Robert Clark of Carbon Hill visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Chute. Miss Josephine Thurness, a graduate nurse from Columbus, is here for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Thurness.

Better home show brings Mrs Mc Meel to New Jersey residence

News Digest notes a 350 cent admission to a chamber show and a $14 000 home in Elizabeth New Jersey. A Paris dispatch claims Tibet rebels women rule with each woman having at least three husbands. males surrender wages and risk banishment. D Annunale thought in peril but recovering from flu. Charles Cook Paulding credited with keeping his arm after doctors warned amputation.

Chamber of Commerce Mary McMeel Elizabeth N. J Tibet New York Times Paris Charles Cook Paulding New York Central Lines New York

Olive Tablets Promise Beauty and Health Cure

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. The ad claims the tablets cleanse the system, restore liver function, improve complexion, and boost energy, urging readers to try the product in 15¢ or 60¢ sizes.

Edwards

Life and economics in early 20th century Europe

The note mentions Paulding as Chauncey Depew's nephew, rising England installment buying, a Russia population of 146,989,000, fewer than 62.9 percent Russians in six Soviet states, 577 tribes and 150 languages, a brighter steel and dry goods market for manufacturers and distributors, and Marshal Foch warning that another great war in Europe would involve America though its occurrence is unpredictable.

Russia Soviet Union Europe America Ferdinand Foch Liberty

New York Promoter Buys Welter Sammy Baker Contract

Abe Katz manager for Sid Terris buys the contract of welterweight Sammy Baker from Mitchell Field New York for a reported $15,000 showing a major move in boxing business.

New York Abe Katz Sid Terris Sammy Baker Mitchell Field N. Y

New Cleansing Cream and Cocoa Butter Duo Ad

An advertisement promotes a cleansing cream that liquefies on skin, contains cocoa butter for dry skin, and promises firming and pore cleansing. It suggests a companion product called MELLO-GLO Powder and touts a youthful complexion.

Frances Hatch Leads A Capella Concert Tour

Miss Frances Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch of this city teaches voice at Graceland College Lamonia Iowa and travels this week with a 20 person group on a concert tour The group known as A Capella will perform in Piss Logan Council Bluffs Omaha and Underwood.

Frances Hatch Henry Hatch Graceland College Lamonia Piss Logan Council Bluffs Omaha Underwood

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An ad describes stomach grumblings as signals of possible gastritis or ulcers and promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting tablet. It claims the product neutralizes acidity after meals or during pain and offers soothing healing to restore healthy digestion.

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