Gore Woman Undergoes Procedure at Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. Riley of Gore underwent a serious operation at Cherrington Hospital in the preceding weeks. Condition described as serious but hopes for a complete recovery are held.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
8
Mrs. Riley of Gore underwent a serious operation at Cherrington Hospital in the preceding weeks. Condition described as serious but hopes for a complete recovery are held.
Logan O Mar 12 Hocking county plans to form an automobile club under the Ohio State automobile association affiliated with the American auto association J G Fairchild of Lancaster works with a local committee Prospects are good for a strong organization in this area
American Legion post in Logan Ohio has leased the fairgrounds for July 4 and formed committees to plan the citys biggest Fourth celebration. The lease was approved at a post meeting Tuesday night as members also reported on the district caucus at Nelsonville.
Mark Burgess of Gore and Lavon Good leave Logan O H March 12 for Tucson Arizona to spend several months for their health. They travel via Chicago.
Logan Ohio March 12 city weighmaster Frank Shaw reported the replacement of the old scales platform. A new platform was laid after the old one passed its usefulness, improving the weighing setup for the city.
Infant William Yoder two days old died in Gore on Monday. Funeral services and burial were conducted Wednesday for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Yoder at Gore.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Disbennett of West Logan on Tuesday. The same evening a son was born to Mr and Mrs W H Mowery of Washington township.
Logan junior high basketball team travels to Laurelville Wednesday evening for a clash with the local high school quintet.
March 12 report states March 31 is tentative date for the War Chest case hearing in the county Judge Frank Clevenger of Wilmington will preside The case draws interest from all sections over the distribution of World War funds accumulated in the war effort
Gibbons will fight Wills and a Dempsey opponent is sought. The suggestion includes selecting an income tax collector for the bout setup and related arrangements.
In Nelsonville Tuesday evening neighbors and friends gathered at her home with a picnic lunch to present Mrs. Woodard a beautiful set of dishes. Attendees included Mabel Call Lucile Wells and numerous local residents as well as high school PTA members planning an evening program at seven in the Junior High auditorium.
Nelsonville March 12. The American Legion birthday program will air March 15 from Crosley 5900 kW Cincinnati station 8 to 9 p m CST. The lineup includes governor proclamations, introductions by R W Smith and Milo J Warner, performances by the American Legion band of Greenville, vocal solos by Lucy DeYoung Stewart, readings and messages from Vice President Dawes, and reports from Legion posts.
Nelsonville news notes a community effort as residents discuss clothing needs for local schoolchildren. March 12 context and ongoing fundraising or drive highlighted.
Buchtel issues a plea for help as Nelsonville children need clean plain school clothes. The Friday Mothers Study and Sewing club teaches how to make over. Women are invited to join the class every Friday at seven at the Y M C A.
Nelsonville health commissioner Dr C C Butt reports February arrivals totaling twenty new citizens, with eleven boys and nine girls. The list names parents and children in the month, highlighting across both communities.
Mr and Mrs Max Bartoe entertained at a noon dinner Sunday at their home on Poplar street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks and their two daughters Betty Jane and Lillian, Mr and Mrs Floyd North and Mrs W E Evans of Carbon Hill.
At Erie Beach Ontario authorities faced a mystery after the bodies of Mrs Rose It Kahn 27 of Buffalo and Norman Mack 47 were found in a bachelor cottage. Detectives believe poisoning may have caused the deaths.
London reports Parliament may appropriate over 5 million dollars to make up the deficit from the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley last year and to continue it this year. The shortfall is nearly double that amount, with much of the gap already filled by private contributions.
An advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a strong cough medicine for persistent lingering coughs. It claims rapid relief after the first doses and notes the product contains no chloroform or dope, urging readers to ask local pharmacists for a bottle.
Washington March 12 Representative Israel M Foster had success with major measures including the national child labor amendment and a plan to create a national men’s reformatory likely at Chillicothe Ohio. Several Foster bills failed, such as outlawing possession of deadly weapons on liquor law premises, and funding for Robert Morris monument.
The interhigh league final debates sponsored by Ohio University will be Friday March 13 with Portsmouth and St Clairsville in two divisions. Portsmouth negatives debate the Child Labor amendment in Ewing hall while Portsmouth negatives and St Clairsville affirms debate at Marietta College. Winning teams receive a silver loving cup. Superintendent John R Patterson presides, with judges Prof Ray Latham Prof S H Bing and Prof J R Morton.
A severe quake was felt in Eastern Sicily last night causing damaged houses and a panicked population, with advices arriving in Rome today. The tremor unsettled residents and prompted emergency caution across the region.
McKee Drug Co and Cline Pharmacy Co offer Dare's Mentha Pepsin to chronic indigestion sufferers. One spoonful relieves gas, bloating, sourness, and heartburn fast, with a money back guarantee. It claims to also ease dyspepsia gastritis and related symptoms, improves sleep and energy, and is pleasant to taste.
A period sewing pattern describes a comfortable outfit for a small child with a dress, slip, and drawers. Materials suggested include voile cimity crepe silk and chambrey for the dress, with cambric or lawn for the undergarments. The pattern offers sizes from six months to four years with specific yardage for a two year size.
Laxative and cathartic advertised as the nicest remedy on earth for grown ups and children. Describes symptoms as sick head ache dizziness biliousness gases indigestion sour stomach all distress gone by morning. Boxes priced at 10c 25c and 50c available at any drug store.
The notice states that long sleeves require more fabric than short sleeves by 14 yards or 26 inches, and without a ruffle the fabric requirement is reduced by a fraction of a yard. Pattern mailed to any address upon receipt of 12 cents in silver or stamps.
Six hundred pupils at a leading Cairo school staged a work and study boycott while in class. The Egyptian minister of education barred them from the campus as police kept the students outside the building.
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