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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1907

Page

6

North Bridge Project Aims to Link Athens Northward

The Commercial Club pushes plans for a north bridge over the Hocking river to connect Athens with north districts. County officials and business leaders foresee major development, new roadways, and a coal company pledge of right of way plus townsite plans near Michael farm and Armitage fields.

Hocking River Athens Commercial Club Hocking Valley Central Avenue Michael Farm Grosvenor Armitage Corporation of the City New Pittsburg Coal Company Pittsburg Coal Company Si.ting Hocking Martin and Sheffield

Gambling Joint Raided by Police

Police raided a Court street gambling joint linked to Fulton’s grocery. Four men Stokoe Ferrill Quinlan Tippie pleaded guilty and paid fines while Shadwick and Graham faced binding over to the grand jury. A boys’ detainment followed the raid and officers collected paraphernalia from the two-room operation.

John Stokoe Nelsonville Court Street Mills van Horn John Ferrill Chauncey Offcers Mills Tim Quinlan West Athens Dan Tippie Peach Ridge Finsterwald Officer Mills Quinlan Fred Shadwick Fulton’s Mayor Day George Hall Morris Don Dailey William Hines Ernest Gladden George Graham Shadwick Grand Jury Fulton’s Grocery Graham J. B. Fulton Mills and

Little globules of sunshine drive clouds from headaches

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised to scatter gloom from sick headache and biliousness. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold and recommended by Cline's Pharmacy.

DeWitt Cline

Engineer Jacob Hoffman's on Park Street turntable accident

B and O S W engineer Jacob Hoff man was crushed between his locomotive and a box on the Park street turntable in Cincinnati on Friday. He suffered severe bruises and painful injuries but no bones were broken. He is the father of Mrs Daggett Mrs Brower and Mr Hoffman of this city.

Jacob Hoffman Park Street Cincinnati Chillicothe Advertiser Hoffman W. V. Daggett Simon Brower Joseph Hoffman

Deafness Cure Claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure

Advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure nine of ten cases and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with circulars available and Druggists selling the product for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Local option debate sways Washington D. H. business crowd

A large Athens audience heard Dr. J. C. Arbuckle argue that closing the saloon has boosted Washington D. H.’s prosperity. He cited fewer vacant houses, 56 new homes, tax gains, and a city auditor’s favorable finances, backed by a statement from 99 business leaders.

College J. C. Arbuckle Grace M. E. Church Washington D. H Washington Athens Messenger Athens D. H

Aids Digestion with Rings Dyspepsia Tablets

After meals dyspepsia relief comes from A Rings Dyspepsia Tablets. The product claims to aid digestion and improve appetite. Sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co. and Drury Drug Store.

Henderson Crider Drug Co Drury Drug Store

Wets win in Trimble township local option vote

The Beal law local option election in Trimble township produced a decisive wets win. Precinct tallies show Green Run 71 wet versus 18 dry, West Trimble 96 to 34, Hollister 157 to 102, East Trimble 118 to 107, totaling 442 wet and 261 dry with a wet majority of 181.

Trimble Township Green Run West Trimble Hollister East Trimble

Will reorganize Athens Fire Department under new chief

Newly appointed Fire Chief W. A. Casley calls a Tuesday evening meeting at the gas company office for all department members to discuss a complete reorganization. He notes Athens has had no fire in five months and aims to familiarize laddies with city equipment and establish regular meetings to create a model department ready for any fire.

W. A. Casley Fire Department Gas Company Sever Casley Athens

Athens High Seniors Hold Pleasant Dance in Athenian Hall

The Senior Class of Athens High School hosted a Friday evening dance in Athenian Hall. The room featured blue and gold decorations and pennants. Refreshments were served by Lucile Henry Alberta Carr and Helen Pickett.

Athens High School Lucile Henry Alberta Carr Helen Pickett Miss Elder Grace Junod Beveridge Virgene Henry Claire McKinstry Edna Copeland Lottie Copeland Aldine Roach Miss Barleon Miss Henke Miss Woodworth Miss Palmer Miss Driggs Miss Carpenter May Conner Miss Bauer Florence Pickett Miss Straw Messrs. Martin Studor Lee Zellner Warren Evan Jones Orla Miller Kirkendall John Courtney Hamilton Hooper Beckler Ravenscroft Ned Bean Wadley Mohler Patterson Cecil Bean

Neglected Colds Threaten Life

Don’t trifle with a cold the advice urges for prudent people and especially children. Proper food ventilation and dry warm clothing guard against colds through autumn winter and spring. The piece promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective. Also notes Columbus resident Chauncey Bingham visiting his parents Sergus and Mrs Bingham.

W. H. McKee E. R. Lash Barton Drug Co Chauncey

Died Suddenly in Florida Jessie Wilkin Passes Away

Major J M Welch receives a telegram announcing the death of his daughter Jessie Wilkin wife of William E Wilkin of Philadelphia She died suddenly while wintering at Rock Ledge Florida Olivia Wilkin was noted in Athens as a well known former resident Funeral plans are not yet set with Athens likely burial. Her last return was home coming week in 1904.

Maj. J. M. Welch Jessie William E. Whiikin Philadelphia Wilkin Athens Mr. Wilkin Dallas Texas

Dr Ellis Returns From Cincinnati Trip After Banquet Speech

Dr Ellis returned Saturday afternoon from a two day trip to Cincinnati. On Friday evening he gave the principal address at the Fourteenth Annual Banquet of the Cincinnati Alumni Association of Miami University at the Grand Hotel. On Saturday morning he addressed the Hamilton County Teachers' Association in Sinton Hall.

Grand Hotel Hamilton County Teachers’ Association Sinton Hall

Pineules Kidney Remedy Promises Relief

The advertisement touts Pineules as a remedy for kidney ailments including backache and rheumatism. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and is sold by Henderson-Crider Drug Co. and Drury Drug Store with relief in every dose.

Henderson-Crider Drug Co Drury Drug Store

Mr W W Miller of Chauncey Guests in Athens

Mr W W Miller of Chauncey spent Sunday in Athens as a guest of friends and neighbors enjoying hospitality and social visits.

W. W. Miller Chauncey Athens

Miss Carrie Hayes Hosts Evening of Music

Miss Carrie Hayes entertained friends at her North High Street home Saturday evening with vocal and instrumental music. Guests included Misses Bessie Rutherford Nora Davis Dora Davis Rose Alexander Alice Tarbell and Florence Young.

Carrie Hayes North High Street Bessie Rutherford Nora Davis Dora Davis Rose Alexander Alice Tarbell Florence Young

Saved Her Son's Life In Ava Missouri

Mrs. S Ruppee of Ava Missouri praises Dr King s New Discovery for saving her sons life from severe lung trouble. After a physician failed the druggist advised the remedy and a few weeks treatment restored his health and he has worked steadily since. McKee s Drug Store guarantees it as the best cough and cold cure with 50 cents to 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle free.

Ava S. Ruppee Dr. King Carpenter

Phi Delta Theta Hosts Kenyon Basketball Squad Visit

The active Phi Delta Theta chapter entertained Saturday evening honoring Kenyon basketball players Dan Crosby Lord Cott and Brigman. Out-of-town guests included Miss Elizabeth Lindley of Hamilton and Miss Irene Bowles of Huntington, W Va, with many dormitory girls in attendance.

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Kenyon Messrs Dan Crosby Lord, Cott Brigman Elizabeth Lindley Hamilton Irene Bowles Huntington W. Va

Also Mentioned on This Page

West State Street Plains Court Street Grocery News Dr. Arbuckle Trimble Schnapps Piedmont Country E. C. Dewitt & Company Chicago Ill Capitol Standard Oil Company The Chicago Tribune Harry Bingham Columbus Sergus Bingham Florida Maj. Welch Gram W. E PHI Delts
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