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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
5
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IN SOCIETY column records visits by r and Mrs Sam H Torrey to Mrs B F Dutton at 16 Franklin Ave. Frank Hamilton and spouse in Rutland. Mrs Mabel G Bonifield visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I S Grones. Kerr family in Columbus. C D Kerr funeral attendance. birthday party hosted by Mrs Clyde Moore at 169 West State St for daughter Helen with St Patrick color decor and a guest list of local children and relatives.
Mrs Evan Hamilton will host the Mace Songs Literary club at 2 o clock on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Linscott of a bus visited over the weekend with the parents Mr and Mrs A I Johnson of 21 Morris avenue. Marian Bush Snyder, a June Ohio State journalism graduate and former Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter, has been promoted to editor of the paper's Woman's department.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Howard of Columbus traveled to Athens and spent Sunday with Helen Berder’s parents Mr and Mrs Warren Berder at 108 East Union Street.
Mr and Mrs 3 H Hallett of Zanesville motored to Athens the last of the week and visited the former's brother Mr M H Hallett.
Betty Hoyt McCoy celebrated her seventh birthday with a Saturday party at 65 North Congress Street hosted by her mother Mrs. Fred Hoyt McCoy. Guests enjoyed games, gifts, and cake, with favors of dolls and pencils for the older girls. Nearby family and friends from Gloucester, Little Hocking, and Columbus joined in the afternoon festivities.
The Paris Morgue has been removed and a garden now adorns the Notre Dame embankment area. Evergreen plants replace the former mold and the site gains ivy lined banks and pleasant benches. The historic square, once linked to La Motte aux Papelards, faces a name change due to objections to the old term.
In London a novel fog bell uses human hair stretched between supports as a moisture sensitive switch. A strand with a link completes an electric circuit when stretched by humidity, triggering the fog horn.
Messenger Pattern Dept announces a dress pattern for girls ages 14 to 20 with options in figured crepe chiffon and satin. Large view shows a 16 year size needing 144 yards plain material and 2 1/2 yards figured material 82 inches wide. sleeves and godet variations adjust yardage. pattern sent by mail for 12 1/2 cents.
From Dantee in Oconnele Galway on March 9 this report portrays famine era Connemara conditions with families of up to twelve sleeping in a single two room cottage. Poor ventilation bare windows and shared beds show stark housing while Government housing and reforms offer some relief.
Paper barrels made from chipboard paper rolled and treated for strength, offering an alternative to wooden barrels and promising durability for storage and transport.
Oklahoma legislature weighs a tobacco and chewing gum levy to sustain districts too poor to fund schools. Officials estimate the tax could raise more money than is required to cover needs.
Mrs. Blanche Tobias of Wooster is to be observed at the State Bureau of Juvenile Research in Columbus. Dr. Edson J. Emerich directs the tests to decide if she should be committed to Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane or to a state asylum for feeble-minded persons. Early appearances suggest insanity, with four to six weeks of observation needed for a definite ruling.
An elderly couple from Orbiston in Hocking county arrived penniless in Columbus seeking relief from poverty. After their son left for Florida, they found no welcome and ended up at police headquarters and were sent to the infirmary for shelter.
Mrs. George Gladman former Trimble township resident dies Thursday after years of illness. Funeral held Saturday in Logan at 3 oclock with burial in Logan mausoleum. She leaves a husband two married daughters living in Haydenville and Columbus, and five McDonald siblings including C A T G W A Vern of Glouster.
Real basketball featured Hellister beating one Moose team 13 to 12 and Glouster high losing 17 to 18 after two five minute overtimes. The tied teams meet again in Moose hall on Friday March 20 to decide the winner with about 360 fans in attendance. Jacksonville Independent defeated Oakdale after Friday’s games.
A attempted auto theft near Trimble ended with the car rolling down a steep hill causing heavy damage. the thief escaped unharmed. Two boys were born at Hollister last week with one birth Friday to Mr and Mrs Albert Horner and another Saturday to Mr and Mrs Basil Roberts.
William Echstenkamper of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in this city.
Meshick Cavey of Columbus stayed over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs G W Cavey during a local social visit.
President Coolidge, acting as arbiter in the Peru Chile boundary dispute, orders a plebiscite in Tacna and Arica to determine long contested sovereignty and permanent attachment to one nation.
The League of Nations council, led by Austen Chamberlain, meets in public to decide the Geneva protocol and Greece Turkey tensions over the Constantinople patriarch issue. Attending are Skrynski Abd Benes Briand Venizelos among others, with a first afternoon session planned.
London reports Lord Curzon had a comfortable night and was operated on today. His condition is described as satisfactory after the Marquis collapsed last week just before a planned public address.
Spanish authorities summon Vicente Blasco Ibanez to Madrid to face charges including illegitimate manifests attacking the form of government and urging rebellion among the populace.
Kircush insurgents rise in revolt against Turkish rule and capture a town within an hour of Diyarbakir. Three battalions of Turkish troops are being formed to attack the rebels.
Worried, tired mornings with back pains and rheumatic ache lead readers to try The Williams Treatment for excessive uric acid. The ad claims relief from kidney and bladder issues, offers a free bottle with no obligation, and requests a small postage contribution for sending details to The Williams Company, East Harptons Conn.
Cal Hook received a $1 fine plus costs in Mayor Park court for leaving two dead horses along the old road between the city and Brimble. Ed Speer was fined $5 for leaving a dead horse on the John Murphy farm west of Trimble. Arrests were by Tom Blower under health officer J. M. Higgins of Athens.
Bernard Noon of Columbus spent Sunday as a guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Noon.
The Athens aerie hosts the second winter charity carnival at The Armory from Wednesday to Saturday to raise funds for the local shoe fund. Members organize the event with nightly features and aim to extend shoe aid to needy children in the Athens district next year.
Electric lights over the water at fish hatcheries attract insects that help feed the fish, aiding aquaculture operations.
Fragmentary notes describe a gasoline turbine claiming advantages of an explosive metering system and a steam turbine developed by an engineer and tested, with unclear details and garbled text.
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