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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
3
A whimsical note compares a couple's bond to strawberries and cream, suggesting they should not part because their pairing brings harmony and sweetness. The playful line implies lasting affection despite outside pressures.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation, urging daily use for prevention and chronic relief. It claims health benefits, praises natural cleansing properties, and notes widespread service in hotels and markets with two tablespoons daily recommended.
A special meeting is set for Saturday evening March 17 at 7 at the Jr. O U A M hall to arrange funeral details for A. L. Butterworth. Mrs W N Gray and daughter Helen visit the Knights home bringing exclusive styles and models. The Rosary, a six reel film, concluded the day’s performances.
The Elks in Columbus lodge No. 37 initiated 15 candidates at 3 pm then hosted a parade at 5 pm and a dinner on Hocking Street. A dance for candidates and visitors followed at 9 pm with an orchestra, drawing many couples from nearby towns and cities.
John Lucas aged 0 died Wednesday night at his home in Buchtel. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10 30 AM with burial in Buchtel.
A L Butterworth aged 68 died at his Scott street home after a five day illness. Born and raised in Nelsonville he was a devout Presbyterian and active church member. His wife died two and a half years ago. Survived by sisters Mary Willis of Nesহville and Lillie Shugert of Columbus and a niece Martha Keister who had lived with them. Funeral service set for Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
The foreign missionary society of the Methodist church will sell magazines all next week. Anyone having magazines for them, if they will recall M. M. Shamansky, he will call and get them.
A large Thursday crowd at Stuart's opera house viewed a fashion style show by Mrs. Wright The Just Rite Millner and the Mechem stores. A second evening display at eogaea featured living models wearing hats suits coats dresses and more. Nelsonville benefits from two up to date firms.
Mrs. Margaret Shafer Young born in Ath ens Ohio August 23 1867 moved to The Plains as a girl joined Salem M E Church at age 12 died February 27 surrounded by her seven children Guy Ray Sylvia Goldie Bert Cora Marie and nineteen grandchildren one great grandchild. Married to Lawrence Young December 5 1872 their fiftieth wedding anniversary was celebrated with family. She was devoted to her family and faith and is mourned by neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Frank Benson and her young daughter are visiting in Lancaster as guests of Mrs. W. H. Cann, the sister of Mrs. Benson.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church presents the Metropolitan Entertainers next Wednesday at 8 PM in the church auditorium. The group last performed here three years ago as the Swiss Bell Ringers.
The Berean class invites all members to a Sunday special music program featuring instrumental and vocal performances. The aim is 175 attendees and includes a friendly competition among Nelsonville Columbus and Athens Men’s classes who are urged to bring a friend.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our father’s death and for the flowers. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Stout Reverend Tifft and to the singers and donors including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riggs for consoling words and support.
A Sunday schedule notes a morning session for Chuanacgk at 9:30 a.m. A church or group hosts the class, inviting attendees to join this educational gathering.
Morning worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon titled Soul Winnings. Love Feast at 2 30 p m. Evening service at 7 p m.
Co. L. Johnson invites worshippers to a spring family week with a 600 attendee goal. Morning worship at 10:80, evening program Home Sweet Home features four brief talks a reading and a solo. Leaders Naomi Simonton and Frank Barber at 6:00 PM.
Dr G E Tiffit pastor Bible School 930 A M preaching 1030 A M subject Whither Are We Drifting A layman delivers this address Epworth League 6 P M preaching 7 P M Theme The Gospel of Jesus Christ Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 P M You are welcome
An article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It claims health is the first beauty and links eye luster, dark circles, and sallow complexion to women's health issues, praising the product for nearly fifty years of relief and urging use for restored health and vitality.
Chauncey Untertain with dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Boundinot in Millfield. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan and daughter Mildred of Chauncey, and Mr. A. P. Wemmer with George Wemmer, Jess Wemmer, and Nellie Sayers of Millfield.
The notice lists C D Overly and his wife of Logan attending services on Sunday with times at 10 45 in the morning and 6 30 in the evening at Den.
Members of the Pythian Sisters Temple in this city surprised pianist Mrs Edward Wade formerly Irene Woods of Millfield with a miscellaneous shower after lodge services Monday evening. Many attended and Mrs Wade received many beautiful and useful gifts.
Mrs. Gertrude Rainey taught the Boys Class 6 at Trimble Church of Christ. The regular monthly session was held in the church social rooms on Wednesday March 7 14. Nineteen boys and the teacher enjoyed sandwiches pickles cake and cocoa.
The Trimble Parent-Teacher Association met at the school house on Tuesday evening March 13. Miss Hazel Raber spoke on What Determines Value highlighting that public worth comes from how we use training and opportunities. A duet by Miss Nora Wyatt and Miss Funice Grandy complemented the program. Mr Frank Gibson discussed Finance and Taxation for School Purposes. Superintendent M M Bryson urged cooperation among parents pupils and teachers for best results. The meeting ended with a brief business session and adjourned to April 9.
A distressed mother recalls severe stomach pain and near collapse while caring for three children. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on the recommendation of a California cousin, she recovers fully. The ad claims the harmless preparation clears catarrhal mucus in the intestine and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
Lima authorities expect property reappraisal to ease the city’s tax burden. J. H. Meyer, local architect and tax expert, says current Taft era taxation proposals pending in the state legislature make relief unlikely without revaluation.
In Tiltonville on March 16 a rumor claims Henry Ward may purchase the Prime Western Spelter Co. sulphuric acid plant, which has been idle for two years.
Two Czech boy scouts arrived in London after walking 750 miles from Prague in 26 days. They traveled on foot, chronicling a remarkable overland journey to reach the capital.
Dolores Dixon a 19 year old woman files a $50,000 damages suit in New York County against Babe Ruth alleging he is the father of her unborn child. The suit was filed in the county clerk's office on March 16.
Mr and Mrs G W Shaner Jr of Millfield have rented the William Matson farm near Concord and expect to move there soon.
George Woods of Nelsonville was arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Henry Williams on a charge of failing to license his dog. Woods pled guilty before Magistrate Helwig and was fined five dollars plus costs. The fine was suspended as warnings for first offenses with licenses, but the period will end soon, Magistrate Helwig said.
Tonight the lodge men of the city attend a revival with delegations from Green Run and Trimble Christian churches led by pastor Rev Courtney. Dr J W Spayd preaches Make to Yourselves Friends of the Mammon of Unrighteousness. Saturday night features Chauncey lodge women with Saved By the Seed of the Woman. Sunday includes Bible school at 9 30 am a memorial for missionary martyr Dr A L Shelton at 2 pm and a men’s sermon Sold His Birthright followed by a 7 pm Trouble at the Gate by Rev Spayd. Everyone invited.
Miss Elizabeth Martin resumes duties at the West Side school in Millfield after several days away due to her father’s illness and death. She reopens her classroom and resumes regular lessons.
Mrs Harvey Nye and her son Dr D C Nye returned yesterday from Wilmington Ohio where they were guests of Rev J A Long and family for several days.
Guy E F Osborne of this city went to Columbus to attend a meet ing of the Photo-Pictorialists, a select club of which he is a member. He will spend the remainder of the week on business in that city.
A notice states that services will be held at Circle Hill School House on Saturday. It notes the location but provides no additional details.
Elyria Ohio March 16 Walter Watts common pleas court reporter named receiver for the Bannon Theatre company after a report of an unsatisfied judgment for 5262. Directors residing in Cleveland refused to testify claiming possible self incrimination.
Daniel Hazleton, 56, a section hand, was fatally struck by a freight train in Lima Ohio. Witnesses say he appeared to see the train but was walking on the tracks when hit.
An old advertisement promotes a native bromine quinine tablet as preventing influenza and colds. It asserts the medicine keeps the system 2a healthy and wards off grip and influenza attacks. The copy uses period language and emphasizes preventive effects.
Queen Mary showed a keen interest in the blind by visiting the National Library for the Blind in London. She sat with blind children on her knee and asked them to read aloud from Braille books, speaking with encouragement and attention.
Five Chinese were arrested and fined for running gambling resorts in Tondon. They claimed the Chinese game Pak-a-Peu drew many Londoners, though they would only reveal that odds of 4000 to one are sometimes offered.
Bridget Woking England reports a housemaid who in a nightly patrol under the bed caught an intruder and recovered her stolen wrist watch after seizing him by the collar.
A tall girl must stoop to kiss a man, a social constraint that she endures to fulfill a romance. The scene centers on size difference as a barrier to affection, highlighting gendered expectations and personal sacrifice.
A Redtown woman named Burk was jailed Thursday night in the city prison for failing to pay a $100 fine and costs from a local police court ruling for violating prohibition laws. Marshal Williams and Con stable Mlower reported finding about 200 gallons of mash and finished product during the arrest. After the fine was assessed, Burk was released on promise of payment but did not settle and was re detained. Mrs. Burk is married but she and her husband do not live together.
Mr and Mrs W G Allen and son Byron of Columbus visited relatives this week before traveling to Langsville for more family time. Mr Allen is a relief agent for the New York Central Lines. A special musical number is planned for Church of Christ Bible school next Sunday morning. Arrangements are made for a series of meetings at the church starting on Easter Sunday conducted by an able and distinguished minister.
The Marcellite Rebekah Lodge hosts a social at the Odd Fellows hall this Saturday night March 1. Guests may purchase a tie to match an apron and escorts are welcome to supper with no door charges. Everyone is invited for an evening of fellowship.
Mr and Mrs M D Morgan of Columbus are visiting this week as guests of Mr and Mrs W W Iryson.
The Methodist church led by Rev Landsitter announces Sunday morning sermons titled The Robes of Jesus and Sunday evening The Cross Stands For. The pastor will address the Ku Klux Klan and invites all to attend.
For sale an oak dining room table with a glass door cupboard and a kitchen cabinet in good condition. Contact Mike Thompson at Citizen for details in Gloucester.
Russell Lent spends the day in Columbus on business engagements. He is seen meeting local executives and touring facilities as part of persistent trade chatter and networking activities.
F. A. Danford and E. J. Eddy transacted business in Columbus on Friday, indicating ongoing professional activity in the city.
Vern McDonald spent the week in review noting daily activities and reflections. The brief timeline highlights key tasks and locations with no further specifics available.
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