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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
5
The Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church met in business last evening. They decided to present The Holy C in pantomime on Easter Sunday. The social hour featured stories read by Miss Rath Carson, the teacher, and games. Ice cones were served.
Mrs. Hoover hosted eight friends at six bridge tables on Rimwood Place. A surprise birthday shower for Mrs Beesley was given as guests enjoyed a two course tea with green and white decor signaling St Patrick’s Day.
Elisabeth Drake hosts a gathering with guests Norris Beasley, Max Lewis, Harold Nice, Paul Hottle, Leroy Steinmeyer, John Siigley, Henry Garrett, and the young hostesses Dorothy and Elizabeth Drake as decorations and refreshments set a festive tone.
Dr H T Phillips former probate judge spoke to the Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers about Juvenile Court policy. He urged square dealing for children and punishment for those who cause their delinquency, citing environment and breeding as key factors. The group plans to protest proposed health code changes and discussed a Saturday morning film program for children.
The Romona class of the First M E church entertained last evening in the church basement with games stunts a vocal duet reading and solo dancing by Dorothy and Elisabeth Rose. A candy sale is planned for next Saturday at Pierce's Restaurant led by teacher Miss Marie Jewett. About thirty five members and guests attended and refreshments were served.
A Tiffin resident praises Dreco on advice of a friend for easing stomach bulk bowels and system sluggishness. The herbal remedy claims to clear the intestines and relieve constipation headache backache dizziness and nervousness after use sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs John Kale host Ms Joseph Phillips guest. L C Burnham and daughter in law visit Mrs Hester Blackstone, while Mrs 8 B Danford returns from Athens to Trimble. Maria Grover arrives from Huntington to visit parents and attend Girl Scouts event. Pilcher clan from several states gathers in Canaanville for oral, funeral of Miss Myrta Sibley.
Washington March 18 The naval disarmament situation is practically in the hands of the United States Senator Borah Idaho said in commenting on the speech of Lord Lee head of the British admiralty If the United States should lead future disarmament efforts aims and caution shape policy and relations between nations and fleets remain in focus as a key issue of the day
A reader recounts trials with six doctors over four years for indigestion gastritis constipation appendicitis and other ailments. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy a friend’s results prompted trial and relief. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal muds from the intestines and treats intestinal ailments.
A coroner ruled Lucas Szzenski aged 69 died in an accidental drowning after his body was found in a river. The inquiry determined no foul play was involved. Local authorities and rescue crews responded to the incident.
Gate receipts from the Wilson O Dowd fight at Madison Square Garden totaled 42 500 for Wilson and 20 000 for O Dowd with 4 887 to the state. The report also notes France shipped 285 250 bottles of champagne to the United States despite a dry year.
For years Miss Gutkin sought a definite task to aid emancipation and advancement of women. Her Home Makers' Guide in New York City dispatches 817 servants to work by the hour for professional and business women, artists, busy wives and mothers.
The Athens High School reports an 83 percent six week average for the second semester. Sophomores lead with 84, seniors and juniors tie at 88, and freshmen rise toward 80. Manual training boosts practical work and cuts school furniture costs. The printing department expands, offering diverse school printing.
Fire at the Patterson residence on 117 oo ran roared as the roof burned rapidly before firefighters contained the blaze. Howard Waldren and family, who were away, returned to find the home and autos damaged, with loss estimated around 1200 dollars.
A large crowd saw Lou Tellegen in his test play Blind Youth at the park last night. John Lostro and C H Slaughter noted Tellegen’s career including past roles and urged Athens residents not to miss the Saturday performance. Tellegen is described as the husband of Geraldine Farrar the famous opera star.
In White Plains New York on March 18 Justice Morschauser ordered further arguments in the Stillman divorce case to proceed next Wednesday. Attorneys for Mrs Spillman asked that James A Stillman be compelled to show why he should not pay ten thousand dollars alimony and twenty five thousand dollars lawyers fees.
Neighbors reported a fire at a mill street barn spreading to a garage and five automobiles. Only Dickinson's car was insured. others belonged to Morse a student and William Hampton. Firefighters faced hydrant issues and hose misrouting delaying suppression as volunteers aided despite injuries.
A child died after being struck by a truck while running toward a playmate’s home in Ridgeville. The accident occurred as the youth attempted to reach a friend's residence, investigators say.
Police and railroad detectives halted a gang of alleged freight car thieves in Cincinnati last night. Two chauffeurs were wounded amid gunfire as detectives recovered a sizable haul of clothing and other items from the scene near a station platform.
Fragmentary text shows President Harry Truman urging national leadership during tariff talks as March 13 approaches. Officials indicate continued congressional focus on policy directions and economic priorities.
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