Pleasanton Residents Social Visit Recap
Pleasanton and nearby communities show a week of social calls and visits. Notables include George Gilkey making business rounds with J F Carbaugh and Frank Young doing farm work for George Morrison.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
2
Pleasanton and nearby communities show a week of social calls and visits. Notables include George Gilkey making business rounds with J F Carbaugh and Frank Young doing farm work for George Morrison.
In New York on March 23 Senator Hiram Johnson will frame the peace treaty as a key issue in the presidential campaign. Johnson will address supporters and critics alike, arguing against the treaty and the league of nations. He travels from Michigan with Buffalo and Utica stops noted, while campaign aides deny any $1,000,000 backing for General Wood.
Mrs. Elsworth McKnight was surprised at the birthday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Castle. A large group of neighbors and friends attended, with Mrs. Castle arranging the event and serving refreshments as guests departed after a joyful evening.
Frank Alderman, 72, died Saturday night at Athens state hospital after a period of treatment. He lived near Hollister for much of his life and was a Civil War veteran. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Belchar of Jacksonville with interment in Hollister cemetery. The aged bachelor had lived alone near Dr. Crawford’s office.
Fragmentary ad text touts turpentine and Menthol as remedies for colds and chest congestion. It recalls Grandmother’s chest rub and suggests turpentine ointment for aches and pains.
Mrs Colozi died at her Drydock home after a month long illness and was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at the local cemetery. The service was conducted by a Columbus minister. She leaves a husband and two children.
About 600 Chicago police officers plan an April 1 walkout to demand higher wages as costs rise. Patrolmen earn 3.94 to 4.95 dollars per day and patrolwomen 1500 dollars yearly, with calls for a 200 dollar raise. Some officers may seek other work if needs are unmet.
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