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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
6
A fragmented report notes concerns about injections and actions by Fran dian states affecting staff. The piece suggests tension around health measures and political moves impacting workers and local operations.
In a ballroom scene Janet dances with a man who senses hidden depths in her steel exterior. A spill and a crisis test their tension as Janet speaks of a gold powder box and a vow to return it. The seventh story of this series will continue in the next issue.
An abrupt 2 A.M. croup attack prompted a mother to give Dr. Drake's Glesseo drops, which brought swift relief without vomiting. The ad touts the remedy as a 35 year trusted treatment for croup whooping cough and children’s colds, priced at 60 cents.
Chauncey Had finger amputated after severe masking left index finger of left hand badly injured. Dr J J Hoodler performed the operation at his city office yesterday. The finger was cut at the second joint. William McBride of Sugar Creek is the patient. George Wetzel returned from Pana Illinois after a three week visit and stopped to see relatives in Jasonville Indiana. George Walton of Bailey Run has shown marked improvement after a long illness.
We publicly thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our son's illness and funeral. Special gratitude to Rev Courtney for comforting words, Miss Lahugh and Mrs Courtney for songs, donors of machines, the Undertaker, Mrs Stout, and Chauncey and Geo Slisher.
Mrs. Nancy Barber and her sons from Wellston are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Asa Canter and their family.
Chauncey high school will stage Patricia a three act operetta directed by Miss Ruth Wharton of the faculty. The troupe is currently rehearsing in preparation for the performance.
Mr and Mrs John Sweazy announce the arrival of a ten pound daughter at their Lexington Avenue home this morning. Mr and Mrs Ray Fulton announce the birth of an eight pound daughter at their Mill Street home this morning. Mrs Ella Tedrick traveled to Nelsonville to spend the day with her nephew Dean Linscott and family.
Rev. S$paid will present a sermon on Mother Sins and Offspring Sins at the Christian church revival this evening. The event is open to all attendees and invites broad participation.
The notice lists preaching at Mullfield Church at 11 00 a m and SLCGAR Creek Church at 7 pm with Sunday school at 9 36 am. It notes Chauncey M. Be church preparing for the best Master program and evening services.
A home made cough syrup using 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey promises fast relief from coughs bronchitis hoarseness and winter coughs. It claims relief in 24 hours or less and offers a pleasant taste for children with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Wayne Ind.
Rev. I. M. Evans conference superintendent of the Marietta district conducted the second quarterly conference at The Plains church last Sunday night. He delivered a forceful sermon to a very large crowd and a subsequent business meeting was noted as successful.
A cheerful gathering gathered Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Evener home to honor the marriage of Mrs. Mary Shepherd and Franklin Evener. After a wedding in Athens the couple toured the northern part of the state, while guests marked Mrs. Evener's 48th birthday with a warm, old-fashioned sendoff.
A well planned surprise party honored Mrs. H. L. Baker at her country home in the Baker and Broom settlement. About 50 neighbors joined the event as a large dining table overflowed with food and a 66 candle birthday cake sat at the center. Mrs. Baker received gifts and well wishes for many happy returns.
A society page lists numerous residents and relatives including the Clutter Radford Dixon Jacoby Linscott Russ Dailey and Campbell families along with Baker Wingett Stutter Brown Radford Dixon and Jacoby siblings and several Brown and Russ sisters and Misses among others. The roll names extended families and individuals such as Don Baker Alan Baker and Wendell Kress alongside many Misses and Mrs spouses.
Paris reports Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, renowned actress and moving picture star, has suffered ptomaine poisoning and missed appearances for two days. No further details given on her condition or next schedule.
Official notice from Washington announces an examination on April 14 to select eligible candidates for the postmaster position in Buchtel. Applicants are instructed to obtain blanks at the Buchtel post office or to write the U. S. Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C.
Sealed bids invited for eighty four thousand dollars of 5 percent bonds to fund the Trimble Township Rural School District Athens County Ohio. 168 bonds of five hundred dollars each dated March 15 1923 mature through September 1946 payable at Glouster State Bank. Bid must include premium and 2 percent certified check with 30 day payment window. bids to be received by March 31 1923 at the Clerk of the Board of Education Glouster Ohio.
The Athens County probate court suspends public hearing of numerous estates until March 30 at 9:00 A.M. to address first and final or multiple accounts. Executrix Lydia A. Vore. administrators W Roach George L Gaines Chas McGonagle and others, guardians and executors listed with filed dates in 1921 1928 and 1923. Johnson probate examiner signs notice.
Mrs Mary Wilson of 21 Central Avenue died Thursday morning in a Columbus hospital after an operation for appendicitis and gallstones. She had been ill months and was moved to the hospital Saturday. The body was brought to Athens today. Funeral arrangements will be announced Friday. Survived by husband R H Wilson four sons Clarence A er Homer Wilson Oakland Wy son Columbus Jesse Wilson Zanesville a daughter Mrs Walter Davis Athens a stepson Calvin Wilson Seattle Wash three stepmothers and two step sisters.
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