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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
2
The Messenger sets correspondence days for non regular contributors as Wednesday and Sunday. Letters must be written and mailed to reach The Messenger office by noon Saturday or by 7 o clock Wednesday morning.
In Columbus the fourth annual educational convention opens April 3 to 6 with delegates. The keynote focuses on the standard of education and program highlights general and sectional meetings centered on the topic.
Dayton Ohio March 20 Bryant 36 confessed to killing Russell Sonisy last October after discovering a compromising situation. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to one to twenty years with probation. Judge Patterson noted doubt about a murder verdict and spoke on mercy in sentencing.
In a vivid contrast, the football fan increases effort as the electric fan ceases operation. Observers note the mechanical cooling failure did not dampen performance, with the crowd responding to the intensified push.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Auditor of Nelsonville Ohio until noon on the day in March 1924 for purchase of bonds totaling 20000 dated April 11 1924. Bonds are 1000 each with 6 percent interest payable semi annually starting April 1 1925. Proceeds extend time of payment on existing indebtedness for waterworks construction. Bonds issued under state law and a city resolution with 2 percent red seal bid deposit. City reserves right to reject any bids.
Readers glimpse a tense arrest at a CMAN location where a police cap is involved. A man, pressured by Young, resists and pencils and pads appear to record memoranda as the arrest unfolds.
Eldora Stinson, 61, mother of Roxie Stinson, says her daughter is doing it all for the best during the Daugherty hearing. She is ill at her sister Lucy Wooda's home near Washington, Do. H., C, living there since her husband’s death.
An advertisement urging kidney flushing with water and a salt solution. It claims acids from rich foods overwork kidneys, causing rheumatism headaches liver trouble and urinary issues. Recommends quart of water daily and four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to stimulate kidneys and purify blood, plus physician kidney exams twice yearly.
In Bridgeport Ohio fate struck twice as Mrs. George H. Schaetz learned within 36 hours that two sisters husbands had died. John B. Simpson a Uniontown coal firm general manager died and while arrangements were being made, George W. Collins a Steubenville Pennsylvania railroad agent and brother in law also died.
Elyria Ohio. William Pickard of Sugar Ridge reports a remarkable dairy instance. After transferring a calf to another cow, the Jersey mother produced milk for twins eleven days after birth, an occurrence said to be unheard of in the state.
Secretary Thad H. Brown addressed the Athens Chamber of Commerce at its weekly forum luncheon on Our State Government. He discussed motor vehicle registration and elections administration, noting 1924 saw 7 837 000 collected and how funds support cities counties and the state highway system. Capt J H Comstock, former Athens High principal, attended as a guest.
With over half of North Dakota precincts reporting, President Coolidge holds a growing lead in a presidential preferential primary. La Follette strengthens in rural counties while Johnson gains, as 2,058 precincts reported 60 remaining. Coolidge claims victory. Johnson headquarters remains hopeful.
Advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss method requiring four daily doses with no dieting or exercise. Claims the tablets are harmless and available from drugstores or by mail from Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
A county eye clinic for Hocking is scheduled at Dr Claude Lyons office in Logan on Thursday. Children with eye trouble will receive examinations led by Dr Toots of Canton and Miss Elvina Turkopp of the state blind commission, with Miss Sadie Green county health nurse coordinating in schools.
Pittsburgh Pa March 20 By order of Governor Pinchot one hundred state troopers finish serving abatement notices on all saloons in Pittsburgh. Notices began yesterday to cease liquor sales and remove bars fixtures swinging doors and curtains with contempt of court as possible charges.
National and state officials of the National Woman's party plan to urge the Republican Party to adopt an equal rights principle in its platform at the Cleveland state convention, with Alice Paul among the leaders attending ahead of the national convention.
The note emphasizes a coordinated approach where promotion and distribution are inseparable parts of the same operational sequence. It argues that marketing activities and fulfillment must align to ensure timely availability and customer satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wingett of Albany R D 1 announce the birth of a daughter on March 11. The baby will be named Lois Maxine.
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